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their
fourth
game
without
a
defeat
when
they
beat
OKeefes
7
3
at
Carrie
Jane
Park
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night
Geddes
nipped
the
wlnless
Im
perial
Dri
Wall
5
4
on
Sunday
to
tie
second
place
Canada
Hotel
with
a
record
of
2
1
Reliefer
Bernie
Tord
was
credited
with
the
win
while
Gary
Drown
was
charged
with
the
loss
Europes
scored
all
the
runs
they
needed
in
the
fifth
inning
of
their
duel
with
OKeefes
They
fashioned
a
five
run
outburst
on
three
hits
a
pair
of
walks
and
one
OKeefe
error
Pinch
hitter
Amos
Happy
led
off
for
Europes
with
a
single
followed
bj
a
walk
to
centre
fielder
Frank
Bencher
Happy
howeer
was
nipped
at
third
base
on
a
ground
ball
hit
by
Wall
Foster
to
OKeefe
shortstop
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Perini
Perini
flipped
to
Chuck
Zimmer
forcing
Happy
with
Foster
safe
on
the
fielders
choice
Gary
Bennett
rapped
a
single
driving
in
Bencher
Ted
Abercrombie
was
safe
on
a
field
fielders
¬
ers
choice
loading
the
bases
and
then
Andy
Stettner
hit
a
liner
that
got
away
from
the
OKeefe
left
fielder
driUng
In
roster
Europes
got
luns
three
four
and
five
when
Frank
Bredick
smacked
a
triple
bringing
home
Bennett
Abercrombie
and
Stett
Stettner
¬
ner
Amos
Happy
struck
out
to
end
the
inning
with
the
score
G
2
for
Europes
Ted
Abercrombie
had
scored
for
Europes
in
the
fourth
inning
after
walking
moving
around
to
third
on
another
walk
to
Stettner
and
a
John
Chadwick
ground
out
and
then
coming
home
on
Trank
Bredicks
sacrifice
fly
OKeefes
got
one
in
the
fourth
when
Clem
Perini
walked
and
came
around
on
singles
by
Colin
Arthurs
and
Merv
Senum
They
got
their
two
other
runs
in
the
Drop
Two
Close
Games
The
Citizen
sixth
when
Cal
Washington
a
regular
with
Northw
ood
Pulp
and
Clem
Perini
crossed
the
plate
Europes
got
the
final
tally
in
the
seventh
when
Andy
Stettner
walked
moved
to
third
on
a
Chadwick
single
and
came
home
on
a
sacrifice
fly
Pat
Pratt
hurled
a
five
hitter
for
Geddes
in
their
0
4
win
over
Dri
Wall
Sunday
afternoon
Geddes
got
a
single
run
in
the
first
two
more
in
the
third
and
singletone
in
the
fourth
and
fifth
frames
in
taking
the
close
vic
victory
¬
tory
Dri
Wall
had
jumped
into
a
3
1
second
inning
lead
but
Ged
Geddes
¬
des
knotted
the
count
in
the
third
and
were
never
headed
after
that
Geddes
got
six
his
off
losing
pitcher
Roy
Umperville
Including
a
triple
and
single
by
Mel
Dul
ziel
Dalziel
scored
Geddes
final
run
in
the
fifth
inning
when
he
came
in
on
Bill
Bells
single
after
having
unloaded
his
three
base
blow
Other
Geddes
runs
were
scor
Mounties
Split
Series
ancouver
dropped
a
close
pair
to
Denver
while
Western
Division
leader
Spokane
lost
both
ends
of
a
doubleheader
to
Indianapolis
in
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball
action
Sunday
Denver
staved
off
a
last
Inn
lng
Vancouver
rally
for
a
5
4
victory
In
the
second
game
aftei
a
bases
loaded
walk
had
given
the
Bears
a
7
C
win
In
the
opener
The
Mounties
took
the
first
two
games
of
the
four
game
series
at
Denver
A
six
run
sixth
inning
powered
the
Tribe
to
a
9
7
win
ovei
Spokane
in
the
first
game
at
Indianapolis
A
five
run
fourth
inning
overwhelmed
Spokane
61
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the
nightcap
In
other
games
Sunday
West
Western
¬
ern
Division
cellat
-dwelling
Portland
took
twogamesfromthe
Padres
at
San
Diego
7
1
and
2
1
The
Giants
humiliated
Tac
oma
10
0
at
Phoenix
while
the
Oilers
nipped
Oklahoma
City
2
1
at
Tulsa
The
win
pulled
Tulsa
within
a
half
a
game
of
Oklahoma
Clt
and
the
Easttrn
Division
lead
The
big
blow
for
Denver
In
the
nightcap
came
In
a
five
run
rally
In
the
third
frame
PG
PULP
WINS
Packers
Bounce
Kickers
Simon
Fraser
PG
Meat
Pack
Packers
¬
ers
trounced
a
listless
Wood
Woodwards
¬
wards
Kickers
15
0
In
a
North
Cariboo
Soccer
League
game
played
at
Rotary
Stadium
Sunday
Jim
Briggs
fired
six
goals
for
Packers
with
four
apiece
coming
from
Peter
Forster
and
Don
Collins
Keith
Brookes
added
an
another
¬
other
Meanwhile
at
Williams
Lake
PG
-
Intercontinental
Pulp
beat
the
Maple
Leafs
3
0
in
a
game
where
wind
proved
to
be
a
factor
Pulp
coach
Gogie
Stewart
said
his
team
elected
to
go
with
the
wind
In
the
first
ralf
and
its
as
1
sist
helped
his
team
into
a
2
0
lead
I
Frank
Smith
Ron
Lacey
and
I
Brian
Woodward
scored
goals
for
Pulp
Stewart
said
his
club
Is
finally
Jelling
and
he
figures
the
score
should
have
been
more
like
C
0
They
werent
that
good
we
were
that
bad
said
Stewart
In
a
Junlo
soccer
contest
plav
-ed
Saturday
In
Prince
George
the
Packers
C
team
nipped
the
Bs
1
0
on
John
Toblns
goal
Next
North
Cariboo
League
action
Is
Wednesday
when
La
batts
and
Kickets
meet
In
a
game
postponed
over
a
week
ago
after
ancouver
had
scored
once
In
the
second
Outfielder
Bob
Oliver
who
had
homered
In
the
first
game
smashed
In
a
three
run
homer
for
the
Bears
In
the
third
Inning
Inflelder
Lou
Mlmchock
belted
a
home
run
to
lead
off
the
ninth
Inning
and
trigger
Portland
to
a
nltcap
victorj
that
com
completed
¬
pleted
a
double
headei
sweep
over
San
Diego
The
Beavers
collected
15
hits
to
run
awaj
with
the
opener
The
Phoenls
conquest
of
Ta
coma
gave
the
Giants
a
four
game
series
sweep
Phoenix
pit
cher
Dick
Sparks
held
the
Cubs
to
a
trio
of
hits
Spokane
remains
in
first
placo
In
the
Western
Division
but
Seattle
Is
only
l1
games
back
In
second
spot
ancouver
Is
In
third
place
thiee
games
be
behind
¬
hind
the
Angels
m
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
JUNE
10
1968
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by
Bernie
Pratt
with
a
pair
Bob
McAneeley
and
VonVlckers
For
Dri
Walls
scorers
were
Len
and
Joe
Potskin
Joe
Mini
aci
and
Dan
Paxton
Europe
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Hotel
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Cont
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Dri
Wall
STAND
En
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Tonight
Europes
take
on
Can
adas
7
pm
at
Carrie
Jane
Park
Rue
29
Habs1
Coach
MONTREAL
CP
Claude
Ruel
20
a
native
of
Sherbrooke
Que
todav
was
ap
pointed
head
coach
of
Montreal
Canadiens
of
the
National
Hock
e
League
R
u
e
1
s
appointment
makes
him
the
joungest
coach
in
the
MIL
circuit
He
replaces
Toe
Blake
who
retired
last
month
after
13
jeais
In
which
he
brought
Monti
eal
eight
Stanley
Cups
including
the
19C7C8
Cup
and
nine
league
titles
Blake
however
remains
with
the
organization
and
general
manager
Sam
Pollock
nomlnat
ed
him
as
his
helper
In
the
posi
position
¬
tion
of
assistant
vice
president
Another
formei
plavei
Tlovd
Curry
was
appointed
assistant
general
manager
under
Pollock
Curij
has
been
In
charge
of
public
relations
Del
Wilson
former
scout
In
Western
Canada
for
the
Cana
dlens
was
named
director
of
player
personnel
a
new
post
Hon
I
plan
no
changes
at
the
mo
ment
Ruel
said
after
his
ap
pointment
was
announced
This
is
the
bigbest
change
of
my
life
and
with
the
strong
team
coach
Blake
has
put
to
together
¬
gether
It
will
be
difficult
to
keep
to
his
high
standards
i
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Hixon
Takes
Two
Close
Ones
The
Hixon
Lumbermen
found
the
Prince
George
pickings
much
to
their
taste
in
Big
Six
Softball
League
action
Sunday
The
Lumbermen
new
entrants
in
the
league
scored
two
come-from-behlnd
wins
in
an
afternoon
double
header
and
emerged
as
a
team
to
watch
Hixon
defeated
NorthwoodPulf
4
2
In
the
first
game
and
after
a
short
breather
came
on
to
nip
Doucette
Transfer
2
1
In
both
games
the
Lumbermen
relied
on
last
inning
rallies
for
their
w
ins
In
the
Hixon
Northwood
con
test
Dennis
Paquette
won
his
own
ball
game
with
a
seventh
inning
inside-the-park
home
rur
scoring
three
Hixon
had
been
on
the
short
end
of
a
2
1
score
Paquette
who
figures
hell
join
Hixon
from
Imperial
Dri
Wall
of
the
Senior
B
League
threw
a
four
-
hitter
at
Northwood
He
socked
his
game
w
inning
homer
after
Dennis
Dunkley
had
doubled
and
Dale
Gagnon
had
singled
Pa
Paquette
¬
quette
streaked
around
the
sacks
after
his
hit
rolled
into
the
right
field
corner
Paquette
scored
IIKons
first
run
In
the
third
Inning
when
he
walked
and
came
around
on
a
pair
of
Northwood
errors
Northwood
got
runs
In
the
first
Boucher
Appointed
OTTAWA
CP
-
Frank
Bou
cher
50
has
been
named
bust
ness
manager
of
Canadas
East
ern
national
hockey
team
It
was
announced
today
The
Eastern
national
team
Is
based
at
Ottawa
and
third
Innings
In
the
first
Lionel
Anker
scored
on
Jim
Mc
Cunns
sacrifice
grounder
In
the
third
Cal
Washington
came
in
after
Art
Macdonald
singled
and
his
son
Gordon
Mac
Macdonald
¬
donald
followed
with
a
run-scoring
double
Bud
Bargy
was
charged
with
the
loss
for
Northwood
Winning
pitcher
Paquette
said
he
wants
to
play
with
Hixon
and
have
more
chances
on
the
mound
The
Hixon
Doucette
game
was
another
thriller
this
time
won
by
Barney
Mindels
two
-
run
single
In
the
bottom
of
the
seventh
Hixon
were
down
1
0
going
into
the
final
frame
Ralph
Wilson
got
the
Hixon
rally
going
with
a
single
followed
by
a
free
puss
to
Larry
Dunkley
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and
Dunkley
advanced
on
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sacrifice
fly
to
centre
field
and
then
Mlndel
came
through
with
his
single
that
drop
dropped
¬
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in
front
of
leftflelder
Bill
Baldrldge
Doucette
got
their
lone
run
In
the
fifth
Myron
Sawka
and
Jim
Belado
hit
back-to-back
singles
and
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Sawka
scored
on
Hec
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Big
Ray
Heer
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winning
pitcher
while
Sonnie
Sunnlnge
took
the
loss
for
Doucette
Next
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Six
action
Is
Tuesday
when
Northwood
play
the
Na
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at
7
pm
at
Carrie
Jane
Park
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15
MINUTE
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Under
sunny
skies
Saturday
over
300
boys
and
girls
ran
jumped
and
threw
their
hearts
out
in
the
elementary
school
track
and
field
meet
held
atSpruceland
school
Each
of
the
four
age
groups
10
11
12
and
13-year-old
boys
and
girls
competed
in
seven
events
plus
an
open
mile
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trophies
were
awarded
for
an
overall
school
performince
however
tiophies
were
present
presented
¬
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to
the
Individual
age
group
winners
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and
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and
girls
13-year-old
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the
highlight
of
the
track
meet
was
Gourllngers
17
foot
leap
In
the
long
jump
In
the
12-year-old
catagory
R
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while
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carried
away
the
girls
honours
for
South
Fort
George
Allan
Hunter
of
host
school
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boys
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championship
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was
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and
LorlnChail
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of
Spruceland
was
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girls
w
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amazed
at
the
amount
of
participation
from
vir
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¬
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every
elementary
school
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Prince
George
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one
year
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school
entries
more
than
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committee
Saturday
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Ralph
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