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120
Hits
Hichanfson
New
York
202
Doubles
Itobinson
Chicago
41
Triples
Cimoli
Kansas
City
15
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runs
Killebrcw
45
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30
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12
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Minne
Minnesota
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195
Harlem
Stars
Coming
to
PG
The
Harlem
Stars
the
all
colored
baskotball
team
will
play
in
Prince
George
Oct
19
Announcement
of
the
date
set
was
made
Monday
by
the
Civic
Properties
and
Recrea
Recreation
¬
tion
Commission
The
game
to
be
played
in
the
Civic
Centre
will
be
com
composed
¬
posed
of
the
Stars
against
a
local
team
Further
plans
have
not
been
released
expected
fiom
movie
lights
It
all
seems
to
assure
thc
27
jear
-
old
Patterson
thc
rings
richest
purse
pcihaps
1700
000
but
the
fight
may
also
bring
his
dethroning
by
Liston
Liston
28
and
a
powerful
man
against
both
the
law
and
ling
opponents
in
the
past
may
lack
the
right
hand
thunder
of
Swedens
Ingemar
Johansson
who
dethroned
Patterson
June
26
1959
flooring
the
champ
seven
times
Lions
Come
Roaring
In
With
a
Surprise
Victory
VANCOUVER
en
nc
Lions
invoked
the
law
of
the
jungle
Monday
night
and
consumed
Winnipeg
Blue
Hombers
27
22
in
per
perhaps
¬
haps
their
most
triumphant
vjctory
in
nine
years
as
a
cstern
Football
Confer
Conference
¬
ence
team
Lions
went
into
the
game
18
point
underdogs
a
last
place
club
facing
league
leaders
who
boasted
25
straight
road
victories
dating
back
almost
three
years
Before
20143
fans
worst
crowd
of
the
year
in
Vancouver
BC
defences
held
Winnipegs
ground
attack
to
a
mere
20
yards
and
cut
to
a
minimum
the
scoring
damage
from
Bomb
Bombers
¬
ers
389
yard
passing
onslaught
Halfback
Willie
Fleming
scor
scored
¬
ed
two
BC
touchdowns
one
on
a
106
yard
pass-and-run
play
that
fell
short
by
one
yard
of
the
conference
recoid
Half
back
Tom
Larschcid
and
full
fullback
¬
back
Nub
Bcamer
scored
the
others
George
Grant
converted
three
of
the
four
NARROW
THE
MARGIN
Winnipeg
fullback
Gerry
James
scored
one
touchdown
and
kicked
two
converts
and
a
single
for
nine
points
Leo
Lew
Lewis
¬
is
and
Ernie
Pitts
scored
the
other
Bomber
touchdowns
and
Jack
Delvoaux
kicked
a
single
Lions
quarter
leads
were
6
0
But
Liston
embittered
by
slurs
against
his
prison
ireord
will
persistently
if
slowly
stall
Patterson
with
perhaps
tiic
most
jolting
left
jab
since
Joe
Louis
PICKED
BY
MANY
Pattersons
speed
combina
combinations
¬
tions
and
big
heart
he
has
suivived
2
knockdowns
in
his
38
2
record
have
piomptcd
many
to
pick
him
to
whip
Lis
Liston
¬
ton
Basketball
Meeting
Set
for
Thursday
Prince
George
Senior
Mens
Basketball
League
will
meet
Thursday
to
elect
a
new
execu
executive
¬
tive
and
set
up
the
years
schedule
The
meeting
will
be
held
at
8
pni
in
the
old
Teen
Town
room
in
thc
Civic
Centre
A
spokesman
for
the
basket
basketball
¬
ball
plajers
said
plajers
are
urged
to
attend
thc
meeting
Four
teams
entered
the
league
last
j
car
More
teams
could
be
added
this
year
The
meeting
was
called
by
president
of
the
league
Ted
Hansen
The
ladies
league
has
not
an
announced
¬
nounced
plans
to
hold
a
meet
meeting
¬
ing
yet
REMEMBER
WHEN
By
The
Canadian
Press
A
five
hit
shutout
by
Whitlow
Wyatt
clinched
Biooklyn
Dodg
Dodgers
¬
ers
first
National
League
Pen
Pennant
¬
nant
in
21
years
at
Boston
21
years
ago
today
The
victory
came
just
two
days
before
the
close
of
the
season
winding
up
a
haul
fought
battle
with
St
Louis
Cardinals
Wjatt
also
bulled
Biooklyns
only
World
Series
victory
over
New
York
Yankees
13
1
and
20
8
but
the
margin
down
loss
at
his
own
five
iwldcly
known
hero
of
the
West
narrowed
to
20
15
in
the
final
Fleming
streaked
in
for
his
but
to
Eastern
snorts
fans
he
quarter
before
Lions
outmatch
outmatched
¬
ed
a
Bomber
comeback
with
two
brilliant
defensive
plays
On
the
second
offensive
se
series
¬
ries
quarterback
Joe
Kapp
nail
nailed
¬
ed
Fleming
45
yards
down
the
field
and
Fleming
ran
the
next
61
going
away
for
his
first
touch
touchdown
¬
down
Beamer
plunged
two
yards
for
the
second
B
C
touchdown
at
1004
of
the
second
quarter
completing
a
101
yard
match
in
15
plays
Winnipeg
salvaged
a
single
on
James
wide
field
goal
try
in
thc
last
play
of
thc
half
and
picked
up
its
second
point
on
Dclveauxs
kick
early
in
thc
third
quarter
A
fake
field
goal
attempt
from
the
five
brought
Larscheids
touchdown
three
minutes
later
but
Bombers
matched
it
with
Jamps
one
-
yard
touchdown
plunge
at
1333
after
Hal
Led
yard
replaced
Kenny
Ploen
at
quarterback
and
began
some
last
-
ditch
passing
wizardry
SHORT
KICK
WORKS
The
count
went
to
20
15
mid
way
in
the
final
quarter
when
Ledyard
hit
Lewis
on
a
70
yard
touchdown
pass
play
Thc
threat
heightened
on
the
kickoff
when
a
Bombers
short
kick
to
the
sidelines
worked
and
they
took
possession
at
midfield
Then
defensive
halfback
Son
Sonny
¬
ny
Homer
made
a
leaping
de
deflection
¬
flection
on
Ledyards
third
down
pass
and
B
C
linemen
Dick
Fouts
and
Mike
Martin
nailed
Ledyard
for
a
17
-yard
third-
Liston
is
3
to
2
Favorite
In
Match
Aqainst
Patterson
CHICAGO
AP
The
riches
fight
in
ring
history
a
5000
000
electronic
age
spectacle
to
night
unleashes
undculog
heavy
heavyweight
¬
weight
champion
Floyd
Patter
Patterson
¬
son
against
challenger
Charles
Sonny
Liston
for
the
world
title
In
a
Comiskey
Park
setting
merely
a
backdrop
for
a
vast
closed
-
circuit
television
show
worth
upwauls
ot
4000000
an
outweighed
Patterson
may
be
taking
on
thc
toughest
foe
in
his
41
bout
professional
career
As
pre
fight
preparations
were
climaxed
with
a
morning
of
licial
weighing
Listons-
long
established
favoritism
still
held
at
7
5
It
was
expected
Patter
Patterson
¬
son
would
scale
about
190
pounds
spotting
some
23
to
Lis
Liston
¬
ton
likely
to
weigh
some
213
A
crowd
of
about
35000
was
expected
in
the
White
Sox
ball
park
with
prospects
of
a
750
000
gate
Thc
sponsoring
Championship
Sports
Incorporated
however
was
keeping
its
eje
mainly
on
returns
from
264
closed
circuit
TV
outlets
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
PREDICT
800000
Thc
sponsors
predicted
some
800000
of
a
potential
1010000
seats
would
be
filled
assuring
a
gioss
of
1800000
Radio
receipts
with
ABC
and
CBC
bioadcasting
the
fight
na
nationally
¬
tionally
arc
pegged
for
about
100000
and
another
200000
is
Liston
has
knocked
out
23
in
his
33-to-l
record
His
only
loss
was
an
eight
round
decision
to
Marty
Marshall
who
he
later
twice
defeated
Patterson
has
29
knockouts
in
a
professional
career
many
have
criticized
as
being
a
cru
crusade
¬
sade
against
cheesecake
oppon
ents
But
Patterson
came
back
from
his
stunning
dethroning
By
Johansson
to
take
a
second
bout
from
the
Swede
and
become
the
first
heavyweight
ever
to
win
back
the
title
Then
he
polished
off
Johansson
in
a
third
meeting
at
Miami
Beach
March
13
1961
Pattersons
appearancomarks
the
ninth
time
he
has
put
the
heavyweight
title
at
stake
put
putting
¬
ting
him
behind
only
Joe
Louis
the
all
time
leader
with
27
and
Ezzard
Charles
with
13
The
bout
will
be
judged
on
the
Illinois
five
point
must
sys
system
¬
tem
scoicd
by
two
judges
and
a
referee
to
be
named
at
ring
ringside
¬
side
Area
Canvass
Being
Conducted
To
Raise
8000
WILLIAMS
LAKE
Special
A
total
of
1000
in
pledges
and
cash
donations
was
collect
collected
¬
ed
in
two
days
to
help
reduce
an
8000
deficit
at
the
War
Memorial
Arena
here
Canvass
of
the
area
is
being
conducted
by
arena
members
hockey
plajers
and
a
local
ser
service
¬
vice
club
A
spokesman
for
the
arena
said
canvass
was
necessary
if
Williams
Lake
residents
hope
to
see
the
arena
doors
open
to
the
public
The
canvass
will
be
contin
continued
¬
ued
second
touchdown
on
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next
docsnt
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thc
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timonnri
nit
fniirn
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down
pass
to
Pitts
served
only
Conference
football
plaer
to
narrow
a
12
noint
loss
to
one
western
uonierencc
ieams
of
five
points
Winnipegs
offence
of
40D
yards
and
28
irst
clowns
com
pared
with
BC
s
total
yardage
of
442
including
260
through
the
air
and
22
first
downs
Kapp
completed
11
of
16
passes
Ploen
13
of
19
and
Ledyard
11
of
14
STAMPS
ROLL
OVER
TICATS
BC
defensive
rushes
threw
Ploen
for
losses
totalling
28
yards
and
Ledyard
for
37
yards
almost
rubbing
out
combined
rushing
of
85
yards
by
the
Bomber
backfield
The
cowboy
may
be
the
most
Hunters
Its
RED
The
fellow
wearing
the
red
cap
during
the
first
week
in
October
may
not
be
going
hunt
hunting
¬
ing
but
he
will
prove
himself
o
be
one
of
BCs
knowledge
able
hunters
because
he
will
be
taking
part
in
Hunter
Safety
Week
Theme
of
thc
Week
is
Be
a
Red
Cap
Man
and
it
will
be
jointly
sponsored
by
the
BC
Department
of
Recreation
and
Conservation
and
the
B
C
Fed
Federation
¬
eration
of
Fish
and
Game
Clubs
During
the
week
members
of
rod
and
gun
clubs
through
BC
will
be
carrying
stickers
on
the
bumpers
of
their
cars
and
wearing
red
caps
to
bring
to
the
publics
attention
the
need
for
constant
vigilance
while
carrying
or
using
guns
Reason
for
the
safety
week
is
not
because
there
are
a
lot
of
hunting
accidents
in
BC
said
Bill
Wallinger
of
Riondel
president
of
the
BC
Federation
of
Fish
and
Game
Clubs
but
accidents
do
happen
every
hunting
season
and
we
are
out
to
cut
them
down
still
further
Mr
Wallinger
said
the
ac
accident
¬
cident
ratio
in
BCs
hunting
grounds
is
less
than
three
per
10000
hunters
each
year
and
this
is
an
outstanding
record
for
any
area
of
North
America
But
one
accident
is
just
one
too
many
in
our
sport
Wal
linger
added
We
have
already
entered
the
field
of
junior
safe
safety
¬
ty
education
and
we
know
this
is
the
most
valuable
service
we
arc
performing
today
Now
we
want
the
fathers
and
older
brothers
to
back
up
the
voungsters
who
are
taking
training
and
prove
to
them
they
will
think
at
all
times
when
afield
and
will
obey
thc
safety
rules
we
are
teaching
to
thc
young
people
he
said
The
federation
junior
safety
program
has
been
introduced
to
schools
in
B
C
and
this
jcar
more
than
200
youngsters
were
graduated
from
thc
course
in
Kamloops
schools
alone
This
fall
it
is
being
introduc
introduced
¬
ed
into
Vancouver
schools
on
a
pilot
program
basis
with
the
hope
of
extending
it
into
schools
all
over
BC
in
future
years
Outdpqrsmen
who
arc
not
members
of
fish
and
game
clubs
arc
invited
to
take
part
in
this
safety
week
in
BC
All
they
have
to
do
is
be
a
red
cap
man
and
wear
bright-colored
head
gear
wherever
they
go
during
the
week
Research
by
B
C
Optome
tric
Association
has
shown
the
safest
shade
of
red
to
wear
afield
is
fluorescent
blaze
orange
The
research
showed
that
ordinary
red
blends
right
into
thc
terrain
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Oct
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the
Canadian
Legion
Yanderyoovt
photo
have
lost
only
one
game
in
thc
Fast
this
season
a
21
19
win
for
Monti
eal
Alouettes
over
British
Columbia
Lions
Sept
6
Eagle
Day
led
Calgary
to
a
convincing
38
21
win
over
the
t
Eastern
Conference
leading
i
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in
tu
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UI
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niuuuaj
and
Edmonton
Eskimos
rocked
Toronto
Argonauts
31
22
at
Tor
Toronto
¬
onto
It
was
Calgarys
fifth
straight
win
making
Stamps
the
hot
hottest
¬
test
team
in
the
Canadian
Foot
Football
¬
ball
League
and
moved
them
within
one
point
of
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
leaders
in
the
West
Edmonton
capitalizing
on
breaks
and
an
Argo
error
moy
cd
into
third
place
in
thc
West
Western
¬
ern
standings
anc
halted
Ar
gos
win
streqk
at
one
game
STAMPS
GO
WILD
At
Hamilton
Stampcdprs
went
wild
in
the
second
quarter
scor
scoring
¬
ing
28
points
after
spotting
Ti
pats
a
6
0
first
quarter
lead
Day
completed
22
of
25
pass
passes
¬
es
Calgarys
Ed
Buchanan
scor
ed
two
touchdowns
Pete
Man
Manning
¬
ning
Jim
Dillard
and
Lovell
Coleman
scored
one
each
and
Larry
Robinson
kicked
five
con
converts
¬
verts
and
a
27
yard
field
goal
with
24
seconds
remaining
in
the
pme
Frank
Coscntlno
who
started
at
quarter
rambled
over
from
17
yards
in
the
first
quartpr
Jop
uger
replaced
Cosentino
in
the
fourth
quarter
and
threw
touchdown
passes
to
Tommy
Grant
and
Dave
yiti
Don
Suth
erin
kicked
two
converts
and
Zuger
booted
a
single
in
the
third
quarter
Edmontons
Mike
Lashuk
Jotfnny
Bright
Bill
McKcnny
and
E
A
Sims
scored
touch
touchdowns
¬
downs
for
Eskimos
and
Ted
Tully
kicked
three
converts
and
a
field
goal
Vc
Chapman
added
the
other
point
with
a
single
Tonights
Ball
Could
Decide
Fate
Itll
be
Whitey
Ford
on
the
mound
tonight
when
New
York
Yankees
take
on
Washington
in
an
attempt
to
clinch
their
12th
American
League
pennant
in
14
years
and
set
up
the1
first
coast-to-coast
world
series
in
baseball
history
Meanwhile
3000
miles
away
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
will
go
with
relief
specialist
Ed
Roe
Roebuck
¬
buck
in
a
bold
bid
to
increase
their
three
game
National
League
edge
over
the
second
place
San
Francisco
Giants
4
THE
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September
55
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1
THE
Q
RAGE
for
the
Australian
team
riding
the
Ciretcl
will
be
run
today
They
are
two
race
dowrj
against
thc
US
Cup
clefcpier
Weatherly
NEATelcphotq
LOST
THREE
RACES
Win
Needed
Today
by
Aussies
NEWPORT
KI
AP
Its
win
or
sink
today
for
Australias
hopes
in
the
Americas
Cup
series
but
the
popular
Aussies
refuse
to
act
their
role
of
under
dog
We
will
win
flatly
pre
predicted
¬
dicted
Sir
Frank
Packer
head
of
thc
svndicate
that
mounted
the
costly
Australian
challenge
for
the
111-year-old
mug
that
is
emblematic
of
yacht
racing
su
supremacy
¬
premacy
The
Australian
yacht
Qretcl
is
down
three
races
to
one
in
the
best-of-seven
series
and
must
win
today
to
keep
alive
A
victory
for
the
American
defender
Weatherly
would
keep
the
shyer
cup
in
the
New
York
Yacht
Club
showcase
for
an
another
¬
other
two
years
at
least
The
British
are
expected
to
mount
the
next
challenge
in
1964
If
one
may
believe
the
wcath-
erman
it
will
be
Weatherlys
favorite
weather
today
north
northwest
¬
west
to
westerly
in
thc
10-to-20
knot
range
That
would
almost
duplicate
the
conditions
of
thc
first
race
which
the
American
defender
won
handily
MAY
BE
BRISKER
But
the
old
salts
around
this
town
say
the
winds
will
be
con
considerably
¬
siderably
brisker
than
that
The
more
wind
the
better
for
the
Australian
Gretcl
She
won
the
second
race
the
first
vic
victory
¬
tory
for
a
challenging
yacht
since
1934
in
heavier
weather
and
lost
the
next
two
in
lighter
stuff
But
the
Aussies
perhaps
buoy
ed
by
the
fact
that
their
last
defeat
was
by
only
26
seconds
the
closest
margin
in
the
history
of
Cup
racing
are
acting
like
the
favorites
The
Americans
won
thc
last
two
races
Theres
no
reason
we
cant
take
the
next
two
said
spokesman
Doug
Fairfax
An
old
hand
at
coming
from
behind
Harold
S
Vandcrbilt
who
carried
Americans
colors
in
majestic
J
boats
in
three
Cup
Challenges
before
the
war
agreed
-
The
scries
isnt
over
yet
ic
said
at
his
Newport
summer
home
where
he
has
been
an
in
interested
¬
terested
spectator
WON
FOUR
STRAIGHT
Vandcrbilt
lost
thc
first
two
races
in
194
and
was
well
be
behind
¬
hind
in
thc
third
before
he
turned
the
British
tide
with
four
day
Joe
Szura
and
Terry
Harper
scored
for
the
Habs
before
Bruins
Murray
Oliver
got
thc
losers
lone
tally
Bruins
have
yet
to
meet
an
NHL
club
in
their
pre
-
season
straight
victories
to
save
thc
cupr
Skipper
Bus
Mosbachcr
who
has
lost
20
pounds
since
thc
rugged
series
began
said
we
just
want
to
win
the
last
race
Mosbachcr
gave
Weatherlys
crew
the
day
off
Monday
when
thc
backlash
of
a
tropical
storm
hit
the
area
churning
up
thc
Atlantic
with
winds
up
to
40
knots
Gietcl
made
a
short
trial
run
perhaps
to
work
on
tactics
for
the
21
milc
upwind
-
downwind
course
that
will
be
sailed
to-
Boston
Bruins
Lose
To
Minor
League
Club
By
The
Canadian
Press
itour
but
beat
Quebec
Aces
of
Boston
Bruins
who
finished
a
the
EPHL
in
their
first
two
ex-
rtnnt
pivtli
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Hockey
League
season
Monday
night
became
the
first
NHL
club
this
jcar
to
lose
a
pre
scason
exhibition
to
a
minor
league
club
In
defeating
the
Bruins
2
1
Hull
Ottawa
Canadiens
defend
defending
¬
ing
champions
of
the
Eastern
Professional
League
became
the
first
EPHL
club
ever
to
beat
an
NHL
team
Playing
at
Hull
the
Cana
Canadiens
¬
diens
were
held
to
a
1
0
lead
after
thc
first
period
and
led
2
1
into
the
third
The
Bruins
pulled
goalie
Ed
Johnston
in
the
games
dying
moments
but
couldnt
manage
a
shot
on
thc
Hull
-
Ottawa
goal
hibition
games
RANGERS
WIN
The
story
was
different
in
Monday
nights
only
other
exhi
exhibition
¬
bition
involving
an
NHL
club
The
game
was
at
Victoria
where
New
York
Rangers
sound
soundly
¬
ly
trounced
Poitland
Buckaroos
of
the
Western
League
6
1
Detroit
showed
even
more
scoring
power
in
the
third
game
of
the
night
humbling
Calgary
Stampcders
of
thc
WHL
13
3
be
before
¬
fore
3291
fans
at
Calgary
Chicago
Black
Hawks
mil
million
¬
lion
dollar
line
of
Bobby
Hull
Murray
Balfour
and
Red
Hay
was
reunited
Monday
when
Hay
made
his
first
appearance
at
Hawks
St
Catharines
Ont
training
camp
Hay
starting
his
fourth
season
in
the
NHL
miss
missed
¬
ed
the
first
two
weeks
of
train
training
¬
ing
to
recuperate
from
a
cyst
operation
Scores
From
the
Bowling
Lanes
By
rolling
two
single
games
of
302
and
321
Mary
Labontc
was
top
ladies
five
pin
bowler
in
the
Prince
George
Bowling
Lanes
Mixed
A
section
last
week
Her
triple
score
was
874
George
Wolczuk
took
over
the
mens
side
of
the
ledger
by
scoring
a
358
high
single
and
844
triple
The
teani
with
the
big
scores
was
Steeles
Saes
which
tipped
the
counter
at
1342
high
single
and
3687
high
triple
Outside
of
Labonte
and
Wol
czuk
bowlers
over
the
800
mark
included
Hilda
Ervvin
318
831
and
Ev
Crowder
293
803
Topping
triple
scores
of
700
were
Laurie
Clelond
285
766
Del
Sproxton
351
759
j
Joe
Co
mozzi
304
743
Ron
Litzen
270
74Q
Lloyd
Ftorcll
263
738
Joanne
Friesen
314
733
Al
Erwin
250
723
Gene
Pfli
ger
258
713
Over
the
600
mark
were
Bet
Betty
¬
ty
Comozzi
275
686
Steve
Turchyniak
245
667
George
Crcuzot
254
666
Ivqn
Dumas
252
672
Harh
Middleton
255
659
Art
ChnsUanson
261
657
Joe
Wolzuk
259
650
Chuck
Ponroth
226
647
Bunty
Chris
tianson
263
610
Nina
Bid
Bidden
¬
den
233
628
Slim
Sarrizin
26
606
MIXED
B
In
the
Mixed
B
section
of
thc
league
Dick
Martinson
came
up
with
the
mens
high
single
of
296
Albert
DeGryse
was
high
triple
bowler
for
the
men
with
787
Ladies
shigle
went
to
Paulino
Kcibcl
who
rolled
a
218
while
Merle
MacKenzie
coped
high
triple
with
632
The
Laurals
took
the
team
single
with
1125
Over
the
three
game
play
however
Prince
George
Home
Service
came
up
with
a
high
of
3154
Over
the
700
mark
were
Ter
Terry
¬
ry
Craig
263
743
DJck
Mar
tinson
296
733
Joe
Hollrnan
276
708
Scores
over
the
600
mark
were
gained
by
Laurie
Rus
tad
236
685
01
jo
Samuclson
220
648
Cliff
MacGilivary
261
623
Ken
Rodgers
242
602
GUdys
Evyen
227
610
Al
Nevjspp
207
6Q0
MIXED
C
In
Mixed
C
section
of
the
league
the
Jokers
went
to
the
top
of
the
nights
play
The
term
came
up
with
a
high
single
of
1160
and
a
high
triple
of
2944
Jane
Irving
topped
the
ladies
with
high
single
of
228
while
Jerry
Faulder
rolled
a
high
triple
of
590
For
the
men
L
French
took
the
high
single
with
283
and
Herb
Beckley
chalked
up
663
for
high
triple
Joe
Irving
came
up
with
a
214
and
629
to
be
the
only
other
bowler
over
the
600
mark
MIXED
D
Q
M
Machinery
was
the
team
to
be
watched
in
Mixed
D
section
bowling
last
week
It
came
up
with
a
high
single
of
956
and
triple
of
2734
High
singles
and
triples
were
divided
five
ways
with
Marina
Mclntyre
bowling
ladies
high
single
246
and
tying
for
high
triple
with
-Marilyn
Bilokiely
with
601
Gordon
Ponze
took
mens
high
single
with
213
while
Ken
Lovin
with
580
captured
the
men
s
high
triple
MIXED
E
In
tfie
Mixed
E
section
Al
Hurley
269
wjth
678
and
Clajp
Anderson
243
568
were
mens
and
womens
high
bowl
bowlers
¬
ers
The
K
YYpbblies
with
1063
and
Kelly
Richaitfson
with
2897
wero
high
Jearns
for
the
pights
play
10
the
600-aml-over
bracket
weic
Betty
Shaw
2J0
641
Wynne
Croft
224
637
Monica
Smith
227
923
Vera
Loth
221
6Q4
LAQEf
A
Gladys
Ewen
was
the
gal
making
the
points
in
thc
Ladies
Mondays
Stars
Batting
Norm
Siebern
Ath
Athletics
¬
letics
led
Kansas
Cjty
to
5
2
victory
oyer
Baltimore
Orioles
with
a
homer
and
two
singles
three
funs
scored
and
two
runs
batted
in
Pitching
Ed
Rakow
Ath
Athletics
¬
letics
limited
Orioles
to
five
hits
In
5
2
triumph
walking
three
and
striking
out
seven
A
section
last
week
She
came
up
with
a
276
for
high
single
and
667
for
high
triple
The
Lucky
Strikes
was
thc
team
with
a
high
single
of
1006
while
the
Three
Willjams
Mar
Market
¬
ket
with
2691
came
through
with
thc
high
count
in
thc
three
games
Over
600
points
were
Ethel
Andrews
247
630
Jean
Rich
Richardson
¬
ardson
273
615
Bea
Ollinger
214
607
LADIES5
B
Ladies
B
section
put
Jean
Corless
on
top
with
high
single
game
of
263
and
triple
of
655
Thc
Labatt
Pds
team
was
high
with
a
945
single
and
2626
tri
triple
¬
ple
Over
the
GOO
mark
were
Georgina
Dyer
228
652
Shir
Shirley
¬
ley
Dodd
252
592
In
the
other
womens
league
Jessie
Cadclen
was
top
bowler
with
a
high
singles
of
258
and
triple
of
679
Panama
Variety
Beatniks
with
1015
and
2977
captured
team
single
and
triple
Going
over
the
600
score
were
Joanne
Friesen
240
653
Mary
Pfliger
217
611
Pat
Murdoch
228
612
MENS
LEAGUE
Not
to
be
outdone
by
the
fe
male
sex
Don
Johnstone
rolled
a
single
score
of
308
for
tops
in
the
mens
league
Carl
Sheffield
came
through
with
a
high
triple
of
765
to
share
thc
limelight
In
the
700
plus
area
of
thc
scoreboard
were
Chuck
Don
roth
289
716
Corky
Moffat
265
715
Scoring
higher
than
600
were
Mike
Anatooshkin
300
674
Bill
Clarke
252
674
Ron
Lit
zen
257
668
George
Dyer
265
667
Llojd
Dyer
217
662
Joe
Bellman
253
657
Hugh
Therres
275
655
Gary
Wray
267
648
Bill
Kirkwood
251
6647
Lloyd
Flo
rell
238
645
Herb
Middleton
22J
635
Art
Christianson
295
630
Ralph
Estes
220
629
Don
Johnstone
308
629
Glen
Br
ant
221
622
Harry
Anderson
243
619
Ron
Ryhorchuk
218
612
Stpve
Turchyniak
246
608
Allan
Gray
213
606
Hugh
Stafford
234
602
CARIBOO
A
Over
at
the
Fifth
Avenue
Bow
1
a
d
r
0
m
c
Sheron
Dempster
came
up
with
a
sparkling
2772
single
and
607
triple
toop
bowl-
prs
in
the
Cariboo
A
league
Dick
Pryce
marked
up
a
23G
mens
high
single
and
Harvey
Salmon
look
mens
triple
with
621
Team
high
single
and
triple
was
awarded
to
the
Allstate
In
Insurance
¬
surance
quintet
The
scores
were
1035
and
2739
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