Soccer
Fans
Battle
Quccnswny
Plumbing
took
over
sole
possession
of
first
place
in
the
North
Central
Cariboo
Soccer
League
Sunday
when
they
scored
a
4
2
victory
over
Qucsnel
In
the
southern
city
The
first
brawl
of
the
season
occurred
In
the
Italia
Edclwciss
game
won
by
Edelweiss
5
0
when
hot
tempered
Italia
fans
stormed
the
field
to
tangle
with
Edelweiss
players
Several
Italia
players
were
also
Involved
In
the
battle
In
a
third
game
played
Gis
come
won
their
first
of
the
sea
season
¬
son
with
a
3
2
victory
over
Astorias
STANDINGS
W
L
P
APts
Quecnsway
3
0
10
2
6
Italia
2
1
10
7
4
Edelweiss
2
18
3
4
Astoria
1
2
4
C
2
Giscome
12
4
9
2
Qucsnel
-
0
3
4
13
0
In
Qucsticl
Bjorgi
Pctterson
opened
U19
scoring
for
Queens
way
early
and
although
they
had
a
great
many
chances
it
wasnt
until
just
before
the
half
that
Harry
Chadwick
gave
them
a
2
0
lead
Tom
lirandon
Increased
Queensways
lead
to
4
0
and
it
looked
like
they
were
on
their
way
to
a
third
straight
shutout
but
With
a
minute
and
23
sec
seconds
¬
onds
remaining
Jim
Nagy
blast
blasted
¬
ed
home
a
goal
from
25
yards
This
goal
gave
the
home
club
an
added
spark
with
the
result
Ilunz
Figi
scored
Qucsnels
second
counter
just
before
the
final
whistle
Edelweiss
although
scoring
a
5
0
shutout
were
hard
pressed
to
do
so
as
Italia
put
up
a
game
right
-
John
Wcanamaker
opened
the
scoring
on
an
unassisted
goal
and
Peter
Bar
added
another
before
half
time
Italia
attempting
to
come
back
in
the
second
half
did
some
shuffling
of
plavers
but
were
unsuccessful
as
Weana
maker
Muno
Rochli
and
Bar
added
a
further
three
goals
The
game
was
a
clean
affair
until
the
final
10
minutes
when
hot
tempered
Italia
fans
rushed
onto
the
field
attacking
severe
I
Edelweiss
players
Sever
1
Italia
players
also
became
m
olved
in
the
fracas
and
it
is
anticipated
that
suspensions
wil
follow
after
a
meeting
of
the
executive
Giscomes
Eagle
Lakcteam
came
up
with
their
best
game
of
the
season
to
take
their
first
win
a
3
2
victory
over
Astorias
The
hard
-
hitting
Giscome
club
improving
steadily
sur
surprised
¬
prised
their
opponents
by
open
opening
¬
ing
the
scoring
with
John
Cav
arazan
the
marksman
De
Silver
added
two
more
goals
for
the
winners
before
the
second
half
In
the
second
half
Giscome
settled
clown
to
a
defensive
game
but
were
unable
to
stop
fast
left
winger
Polika
as
he
blasted
a
goal
fiom
well
out
Domian
added
one
more
in
the
closing
minutes
Oldest
Fight
Pit
To
Be
Torn
Down
NEW
YORK
W
Its
farewell
to
old
St
Nicks
and
hello
again
to
ancient
Archie
Mooie
tonight
Welterweights
Stefan
Redl
of
Taterson
N
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and
Tony
For
tunato
of
New
York
arc
fea
featured
¬
tured
in
the
final
boxing
catd
at
New
Yorks
St
Nicholas
Arena
tonight
The
5G-ycar-old
club
oldest
fight
pit
in
the
United
States
will
be
torn
down
to
make
way
for
a
sk
scraper
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the
record
books
and
pcihaps
as
old
as
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takes
on
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of
Miami
Fla
at
the
Los
Angeles
Sports
Arena
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ball
after
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WITH
THEIR
record
breaking
performance
at
Qucsnel
Saturday
are
members
of
the
high
school
track
team
Back
row
left
to
rjgiit
are
Miss
Paddy
Studds
Bob
Swalwcll
Harold
Johnson
and
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May
28
1962
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244J
iUous
Punching
Aiding
Giants
By
The
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
Felipe
AIou
didnt
throw
any
haymakers
in
that
big
brawl
at
San
Franciscos
Candlestick
Park
but
he
did
do
some
key
punching
where
it
counted
at
the
plate
Alou
combined
with
Orlando
Cepcda
and
Willie
Mays
who
were
mam
cventcrs
in
the
wild
swinging
fight
to
produce
a
flurry
of
telling
hits
as
the
Giants
rapped
New
Yorks
last
place
Mets
7
1
and
6
5
Sunday
and
protected
their
National
League
lead
over
the
sizzling
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
relipc
batted
in
three
runs
in
each
game
collected
a
total
of
five
hits
scoicd
three
times
and
stole
three
bases
And
he
was
the
clutch
man
in
the
Gi
Giants
¬
ants
winning
four
run
rally
in
the
eighth
inning
of
the
second
game
He
singled
in
Mays
and
Cepcda
then
came
around
with
the
clincher
on
a
wild
pitch
a
steal
of
third
and
a
passed
ball
Cepcda
had
five
hits
one
RBI
and
scored
four
When
the
dust
settled
the
Giants
had
their
fifth
successic
victory
and
the
sagging
Mets
string
of
losses
had
been
extended
to
eight
Winner
Jack
Sanford
-and
re
relief
¬
lief
star
Stu
Miller
checked
the
Mets
on
five
hits
in
the
opener
at
San
Francisco
and
Jim
Duf
falo
won
the
second
gaine
in
relief
Roger
Craig
and
Craig
Anderson
were
the
losers
Tempers
began
to
simmer
in
the
first
inning
of
the
first
game
when
Craig
threw
a
cou
couple
¬
ple
of
brush
back
pitches
at
Mays
but
the
explosion
didnt
come
until
the
seventh
Craig
plunked
Cepcda
high
on
the
back
nearly
touching
off
a
fight
between
the
Mets
right
righthander
¬
hander
and
the
Giants
burly
first
baseman
Ccpeda
was
restrained
by
manager
Alvin
Dark
but
mo
THE
PALMER
METHOD
TIPS
FOR
DOWNHILL
LIES
On
downhtll
lies
play
the
boll
toward
the
right
foot
Level
the
hips
by
bending
the
right
or
rear
leg
Aim
to
left
of
target
as
the
tendency
Is
to
posh
or
fade
on
this
type
of
shot
ments
later
on
a
pickoff
try
at
second
base
Mays
slid
into
New
York
shortstop
Elio
Cha
con
and
the
donnybrook
was
on
Chacon
slugged
Willie
Willie
picked
up
Chacon
and
threw
him
to
the
ground
and
Met
second
baseman
Felix
Mantilla
joined
in
that
wrestling-punching
match
As
Craig
moved
to
toward
¬
ward
second
he
was
inter
intercepted
¬
cepted
by
Cepcda
who
got
off
a
series
of
punches
before
he
was
hauled
away
Cepeda
Scores
Boxing
Points
SAN
FRANCISCO
Wl
Maybe
Orlando
Cepeda
should
try
box
boxing
¬
ing
Few
things
are
rarer
than
an
actual
solid
punch
in
the
usual
baseball
brawl
But
the
fiery
Giants
first
baseman
threw
away
the
script
in
a
battle
royal
with
New
York
Mets
Sun
day
and
landed
a
series
of
blows
on
Roger
Craig
that
scored
Cepcda
points
on
nearly
every
observers
card
Sure
I
was
mad
at
him
he
never
threw
at
me
before
Ce
Cepcda
¬
pcda
explained
after
39551
fans
saw
the
wild
battle
I
never
try
to
hit
any
bat
batter
¬
ter
countered
Craig
Those
were
brush
back
pitches
Craig
had
floored
Willie
Mays
twice
in
the
first
inning
of
the
twin
bill
but
real
trouble
didnt
ignite
until
the
seventh
With
Mays
aboard
on
a
sin
single
¬
gle
Craig
thumped
Cepcda
with
a
pitch
in
the
back
I
dont
care
if
he
throws
near
me
Cepcda
glowered
later
But
he
threw
behind
me
Cepcda
circled
past
the
mound
on
his
way
to
first
reached
the
bag
then
made
a
rush
for
the
pitcher
Giants
manager
Alvin
Dark
showed
his
Louisiana
State
football
prowess
with
a
sparkling
tackle
of
Ccpeda
and
trouble
was
tem
temporarily
¬
porarily
avoided
Craig
then
tried
to
pick
Mays
off
second
Willie
slid
into
Elio
Chacon
spiked
him
in
the
rower
left
calf
and
Elio
promptly
socked
him
in
the
back
Ho
wanted
to
get
some
somebody
¬
body
Chacon
muttered
later
He
gave
me
a
spike
so
I
hit
him
Mays
promptly
dumped
the
163
pound
shortstop
over
his
shoulder
fell
on
him
and
they
began
a
painless
wrestling
match
Dugouts
and
benches
emp
emptied
¬
tied
When
Ccpeda
saw
Craig
start
toward
the
struggling
pair
ho
rushed
toward
the
pitcher
He
reached
Craig
in
an
in
instant
¬
stant
and
pummeled
him
with
a
series
of
lefts
and
rights
Cepeda
didnt
have
any
count
of
the
punches
But
Craig
didnt
hit
me
ho
claimed
Craig
said
he
scored
to
Ce
pedas
neck
and
minimized
the
effect
of
the
Baby
Bulls
on
onslaught
¬
slaught
Peacemakers
finally
shoved
the
Giants
200
pound
Puerto
Rican
Into
right
field
Felix
Mantilla
of
the
Mets
led
a
bri
brigade
¬
gade
which
broke
up
the
Mays
Chacon
struggle
and
order
was
restored
atter
six
muiutes
or
two
rounds
By
The
Associated
Press
Baltimores
Jim
Gentile
is
a
lousy
hitter
So
says
Jim
Gen
Gentile
¬
tile
American
League
pitchers
have
a
different
story
and
the
figures
seem
to
support
the
pitchers
To
wit
A
309
batting
average
3G
runs
batted
in
sec
second
¬
ond
in
the
league
and
a
league
leading
total
of
15
home
runs
Gentile
is
unimpressed
Im
a
lousy
hitter
he
said
Bnt
I
have
to
admit
Im
a
lucky
one
Lousy
andor
lucky
the
re
results
¬
sults
are
impressive
Take
his
last
six
games
11
hits
in
25
times
at
bat
six
home
runs
and
11
runs
batted
in
He
had
three
hits
Sunday
including
an
11th
inning
homer
in
the
Orioles
4
2
triumph
over
Boston
Red
Sox
Cleveland
Indians
meanwhile
took
sole
possession
of
first
place
with
a
5
3
triumph
over
Washington
Senators
while
New
York
Yankees
split
a
pair
with
Detroit
Tigers
winning
the
first
4
1
and
losing
the
second
5
1
Gentile
one
of
the
leagues
most
feared
hitters
insists
that
his
hitting
problems
which
most
major
leaguers
would
be
glad
to
inherit
are
cry
very
real
Second
row
Val
Davis
Stan
Kellett
Howard
Wright
and
Adina
Thony
Front
Mac
Barnes
and
Ray
Staf
Stafford
¬
ford
Fujikawa
photo
Lousy
or
Lucky
Pontile
Has
Hope
Sometimes
I
get
lucky
said
the
big
basher
whose
luck
brought
him
46
home
runs
141
runs
batted
in
and
a
302
aver
average
¬
age
last
season
Im
still
not
swinging
the
way
I
want
to
swing
Im
still
making
mistakes
I
still
have
trouble
about
going
for
bad
balls
But
he
said
theres
still
hope
Bowling
Awards
Ray
Stafford
captain
of
Bet
Better
¬
ter
Bowlers
in
the
Minor
Bowl
Bowling
¬
ing
League
received
the
trophy
for
the
league
champions
and
John
Beckely
of
Strikers
the
trophy
for
Roll
Offs
at
a
ban
banquet
¬
quet
for
the
bowlers
Individual
honors
were
won
by
Ron
Ryhorchck
boys
high
three
with
a
GOO
and
Dale
Niel
Nielsen
¬
sen
for
high
single
296
and
high
average
a
190
For
the
girls
it
was
Patt
Irving
with
a
high
tlnce
score
of
5G6
Edna
Stitt
high
single
of
1C0
and
Irving
high
average
of
258
Bud
Marty
donated
trophies
to
the
most
improved
players
won
by
Robcit
Jacobs
and
Pen
Penny
¬
ny
Riggs
laf7
a
n
Eleanor
Buchanan
won
the
Plajcr
vs
Par
competition
held
at
the
golf
club
Thursday
fin
finishing
¬
ishing
two
up
on
par
Tied
for
runner
up
position
were
Jackie
Mason
and
Lorna
Nash
Both
finished
one
under
par
Next
Thursday
will
see
the
beginning
of
Trophy
play
for
the
1962
season
All
players
with
established
handicaps
will
compete
for
medal
honors
in
the
opening
round
of
the
Handicap
Trophy
presented
by
Bud
Bell
but
now
sponsored
by
the
Ladies
Golf
Club
All
other
plavers
will
be
plajmg
for
a
club
trophy
Following
is
the
draw
for
next
Thursdays
play
with
the
start
starting
¬
ing
times
930
am
Margaret
Morgan
Mary
Bennett
and
Isabel
Mitch
Mitchell
¬
ell
935
am
Eleanor
Buchanan
Carrie
Bateman
anft
Viola
Coly
niuk
940
am
Helen
McLean
Lor
Lorna
¬
na
Nash
and
Barbara
Guest
950
am
Gcorgina
Cleland
Maureen
Pretty
and
Cora
Hill
955
am
Alice
Ward
Diana
Estcs
and
Ev
Ravncr
1000
am
Elma
Dobson
Gladdie
Geddes
and
Connie
Snarr
1005
am
Wanda
Houghtal
ing
Sylvia
Phillips
and
Helen
Samuelson
1000
am
Pat
McLennan
Ei-
leen
MacLise
Rose
Cummine
anil
Jane
Kennedy
notes
d
tips
1020
am
Conrue
Hatch
Rosemary
Mclnnis
and
Thelma
Roine
1025
am
Ethel
Douglas
nnd
Dot
McCuish
1030
am
Edythc
Brown
ridge
Mary
Carrclli
and
Bev
Beverley
¬
erley
McMorran
1035
am
Win
Steel
Mildred
Wortman
and
Jane
Wilmot
1040
am
Jean
Lane
Jackie
Mason
and
Marion
McDougall
1045
am
Dot
Paulson
Lorna
Richardson
and
Fern
Reid
Shooters
Do
Well
At
Meet
in
Kifimal
BURNS
LAKE
Correspond
cnt
Members
of
the
Rod
and
Gun
Clubs
from
Tweedsmuir
Paik
Endako
and
Francois
Lake
did
well
at
a
recent
shoot
held
in
Kitimat
with
several
shooters
bringmg
home
top
prizes
Bill
Harrison
won
tho
B
class
doubles
B
class
runner
up
in
singles
and
the
Tourist
Handicap
trophies
while
Mike
Fripn
was
winner
of
the
B
class
singles
and
C
class
dou
bles
Rosemary
Harrison
placed
second
in
the
rifle
singles
while
Bob
McConnell
placed
third
in
singles
A
team
consisting
of
Doug
Vantine
AI
Pement
McConnell
Rosemary
Harrison
and
E
Sandy
won
the
rifle
team
shoot
trophy
GOLFERS
1
May
31st
is
Deadline
For
1962
Dues
PRINCE
GEORGE
GOLF
CLUB
T
nfer
School
Meet
W
on
by
Lake
Team
By
LEN
WALKER
Citizen
Sports
Editor
QUESNEL
The
Williams
Lake
High
School
track
and
field
team
pulled
off
the
biggest
upset
in
inter
school
competition
history
Saturday
when
they
won
tho
44
cvcnt
North
Central
District
High
School
Track
Meet
by
a
little
better
than
six
points
over
Prince
George
Final
decision
on
their
victory
was
made
known
20
minutes
after
the
officials
had
declared
Prince
George
champions
and
the
track
at
West
Qucsnel
was
cleared
except
for
a
handful
who
waited
for
official
word
With
the
final
race
the
8S0
senior
boys
relay
ended
thun
thunder
¬
der
and
spots
of
rain
forced
offi
officials
¬
cials
to
get
things
over
with
in
a
hurry
with
the
result
they
be
believed
¬
lieved
Prince
George
to
be
win
winners
¬
ners
as
they
held
a
slight
edge
NEW
WINNERS
In
order
to
beat
the
oncoming
storm
official
congratulations
by
R
Hanna
District
Superin
Superintendent
¬
tendent
of
Schools
District
28
were
hurried
and
winners
left
jubilant
while
Williams
Lake
somewhat
dejectea
as
they
had
done
a
terrific
job
rushed
from
the
field
and
headed
for
cover
It
was
20
minutes
later
that
official
statisticians
declared
the
Lake
winners
with
16816
points
with
Prince
George
second
with
162
and
one
sixth
The
victory
was
pulled
out
by
way
of
the
relay
races
all
won
by
the
Williams
Lake
team
which
were
not
tabulated
until
after
the
cheering
and
the
multi
multitude
¬
tude
had
faded
from
the
scene
Quesnel
High
School
placed
third
with
136
and
one
sixth
points
followed
by
Cariboo
High
52
100
mile
House
44
and
Wells
Barkervillc
4
A
GREAT
RACE
The
final
race
of
the
day
was
one
of
the
greatest
as
Williams
Lake
and
Qucsnel
battled
down
to
the
wire
with
the
Williams
Lake
fleet
footed
Garry
Bird
pulling
away
in
the
final
10
feet
to
help
his
males
win
the
880
relay
Although
Prince
George
run
runners
¬
ners
came
up
with
some
specta
spectacular
¬
cular
performances
it
was
pint
sized
Max
Barnes
that
won
the
hearts
of
hundreds
of
spectators
for
his
mile
victory
for
senior
boys
CRACKS
RECORD
Setting
an
early
pace
Barnes
never
let
up
in
the
field
of
six
as
he
burned
the
track
up
cross
crossing
¬
ing
the
finish
line
in
an
inter
school
record
time
of
443
16
seconds
better
than
the
previous
recoid
Harold
Johnson
also
of
the
local
high
school
kept
pace
with
Barnes
for
most
of
the
way
and
breezed
home
in
sec
ond
place
with
a
time
of
4475
to
also
better
the
previous
rec
record
¬
ord
It
was
a
race
that
had
spec
spectators
¬
tators
standing
at
the
sidelines
cheering
as
they
sensed
that
the
record
would
be
smashed
For
Barnes
it
marked
another
step
toward
greater
heights
in
the
mile
event
OTHER
RECORDS
Johnson
broke
the
880
senior
boys
record
of
2156
when
he
came
home
winner
In
a
time
of
265
Piere
Mybroc
cam
within
two
tenths
ot
a
second
of
equalling
the
880
for
junior
boys
when
he
finished
in
218
6
Val
Davis
again
performed
like
a
champion
as
she
shatter
shattered
¬
ed
the
record
of
78
10
in
the
discus
for
junior
girls
with
a
toss
of
97
feet
She
then
went
out
and
tossed
the
shot
put
a
new
event
in
the
meet
a
dist
distance
¬
ance
of
33
11
for
a
record
In
another
new
event
120
yd
hurdles
for
junior
boys
Hcdley
Smeck
came
home
winner
to
establish
a
mark
Ray
Stafford
established
the
mark
of
507
for
the
junior
boys
mile
In
what
was
considered
an
upset
Stan
Kellet
won
the
220
senior
boys
with
a
time
of
25
6
to
take
first
place
In
the
long
jump
Allan
Gilchuk
was
winner
with
Bruce
Lofting
placing
sec
second
¬
ond
Grant
Phillips
captured
the
high
jump
with
a
leap
of
54
but
fell
short
of
the
record
by
one
and
one
half
inches
Other
first
place
finishes
for
the
locals
were
taken
by
Howard
Wright
in
the
hop
skip
and
jump
and
Judy
Minty
in
the
100
yd
In
all
236
contestants
took
part
in
the
annual
meet
GOLDEN
BOY
NAMED
EDMONTON
ICP
Roger
Ar
mistad
17
of
Edmonton
Sat
Saturday
¬
urday
night
was
named
Golden
Boy
at
the
optimist
invitational
golden
gloves
boxing
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
rierc
Armisiad
who
also
won
the
best
open
class
fighter
award
won
the
139
pound
open
division
with
a
decision
over
Ron
Bougie
of
Edmonton
1957
Golden
Boy
W
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c
RAY
STAFFORD
Rain
Cancels
Weekend
Ball
Baseball
and
soflball
action
were
rained
out
over
the
week
weekend
¬
end
setting
opening
games
back
further
The
scheduled
baseball
game
to
be
staged
at
Rotary
Stadium
Sunday
afternoon
has
been
set
back
to
Tuesday
evening
when
a
combination
of
plavcrs
from
Northern
Dairies
and
Dunlop
Tire
will
play
the
Pony
Grad
club
beginning
at
7
pm
Prior
to
the
game
the
players
arc
asked
to
be
on
hand
at
6
pm
in
order
to
pick
up
their
uniforms
and
hold
a
short
work
workout
¬
out
Anyone
holding
a
uniform
from
last
season
are
asked
to
turn
them
in
wither
at
the
park
or
at
the
car
lot
Shields
Mo
Motors
¬
tors
With
the
softball
opener
rained
out
for
a
fourth
time
it
is
hoped
to
get
the
league
un
underway
¬
derway
tonight
when
Legion
and
Macs
will
meet
The
league
opener
was
orig
originally
¬
inally
scheduled
for
last
Wcd
n
c
s
d
a
y
but
rain
and
w
e
t
giounds
have
cancelled
out
games
each
day
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