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Simon
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Packers
and
the
Williams
Lake
Maple
Leafs
was
whistl
whistled
¬
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to
an
abrupt
halt
Sunday
after
afternoon
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enough
of
some
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play
and
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the
game
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minutes
with
the
Packers
lead
leading
¬
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1
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In
a
second
league
contest
played
at
Rotary
Stadium
La
Labatts
¬
batts
United
Italians
and
PG
In
Intercontinental
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tercontinental
Pulp
fought
to
a
scoreless
tie
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has
not
been
decided
whether
the
Packers
Williams
Lakegame
Prince
George
Boys
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Two
From
Quesnel
A
Prince
George
Babe
Ruth
League
all
star
team
made
a
successful
Invasion
of
Quesnel
on
Sunday
The
localites
took
both
ends
of
LADIES
TEE
TIMES
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am
a
doubleheader
with
a
Quesnel
club
by
scores
of
5
4
and
14
5
In
the
first
tilt
Angelo
Nada
lln
won
his
own
ball
game
pitch
pitching
¬
ing
a
five
hitter
and
then
belting
a
two
run
homer
In
the
seventh
for
the
victory
Prince
George
got
seven
hits
off
Quesnels
losing
pitcher
Dyck
In
the
second
game
home
runs
by
Darcy
Rota
and
Rick
Stewart
powered
Prince
George
to
their
14
5
win
Winning
pitcher
Barry
Zapf
held
Quesnel
to
three
hits
while
his
mates
were
tagging
seven
off
losing
pitcher
Stuck
leberger
In
regular
Prince
George
Babe
Ruth
play
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beat
the
Lions
10
2
in
a
game
Friday
night
at
Carrie
Jane
Gray
Park
Angelo
Nadalln
and
Dennis
Scott
led
Cassldys
13
hlt
at
attack
¬
tack
belting
out
a
home
run
each
Rick
Stewart
hit
a
round-trlp-per
for
the
Lions
Winning
pitcher
Samls
threw
a
four
hitter
at
the
Lions
Los
Losing
¬
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pitcher
was
Bakala
Last
Thursday
IWA
defeated
Prince
George
9
7
IWA
hammered
10
hits
and
were
helped
out
by
nine
Klwanls
errors
winning
pitcher
Darrel
Welnkauf
threw
five
hit
ball
and
fanned
six
Klwanls
batters
Losing
pitcher
Guyle
Nun
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struck
out
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soccer
ballet
is
performed
by
a
high
stepping
Labatts
United
player
and
an
earth
bound
member
of
the
PG
Pulp
club
The
teams
battled
to
a
scoreless
tie
in
game
Sunday
Dave
Looy
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Stoos
Soccer
Game
Labatts
Pulp
Tie
0
0
will
go
into
the
record
book
or
be
replayed
Jack
Jones
representative
here
for
the
BC
Soccer
Foot
-ball
Association
has
called
a
league
executive
meeting
to
rule
on
the
abbreviated
game
Jones
said
he
felt
ref
Years
ley
was
justified
in
calling
the
game
but
until
he
received
the
referees
written
report
he
could
not
comment
It
wasnt
obvious
from
the
sldelenes
why
the
game
was
halted
although
there
had
been
a
slight
scuffle
It
Is
believed
some
of
the
players
on
one
club
were
doing
too
much
talking
back
to
Yearsley
Meanwhile
Keith
Brookes
got
Packers
lone
goal
tapping
in
the
rebound
on
the
drive
by
Peter
Forster
In
the
Labatts
PG
Pulp
battle
tight
defensive
play
by
both
clubs
kept
the
scoreboard
clean
Much
of
the
action
took
place
around
centre
field
and
there
were
few
tests
for
Pulp
goalie
Tony
Bentley
or
Labatts
net
minder
Guetano
Mauro
EAST
LEAGUE
Dodgers
Outslug
Cardinals
18
15
The
scorekeeper
was
the
busiest
person
at
Fort
George
park
last
Friday
night
A
total
of
33
runs
had
to
be
tallied
as
the
Dcdgers
got
past
the
cardinals
18
15
In
the
East
Little
League
contest
Dodgers
put
16
hlt
pressure
on
Card
pitchers
and
were
never
headed
in
the
free
scoring
game
Winning
pitcher
Phillip
Roy
re
relieved
¬
lieved
Greg
Doucette
after
five
Innings
Losing
pitcher
for
the
Cards
was
John
Clarke
who
came
in
for
Paul
Copeman
In
the
fourth
Inning
SPORTS
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
JUNE
17
1968
CAN
AD
AS
WIN
BURNS
TOURNEY
Canada
Hotel
whomped
Burns
Lake
Oldstylers
8
0
In
the
final
game
of
the
Burns
Lake
Softball
Tournament
Sunday
and
came
home
with
250
top
prize
money
Oldstylers
took
second
money
of
150
In
the
eight
team
double
knockout
tourney
The
gritty
Burns
Lake
Club
nipped
Europe
Hotel
of
Prince
George
1
0
In
their
semi
final
The
Stylers
opened
with
a
run
In
the
furst
Inning
and
held
on
to
win
In
the
final
game
however
Canada
batters
got
toBurnsLake
pitching
and
turned
the
game
into
a
walk
away
Europes
were
third
In
the
tourney
and
collected
75
while
fourth
place
Imperial
Dri
Wall
of
Prince
George
won
fourth
prize
of
25
The
fifth
Prince
George
team
In
the
tournament
National
Ho
tel
got
knocked
out
early
Two
Burns
Lake
area
entrants
along
with
the
Stylers
were
the
Babine
Natives
and
Palling
Despite
the
threat
of
rain
there
was
a
good
turnout
to
watch
the
teams
vie
for
500
in
prize
money
Tonight
In
City
Senior
B
Soft
Softball
¬
ball
Canadas
tackle
OKeefes
at
Carrie
Jane
day
Park
Game
starts
at
7
pm
White
Sox
To
Collide
With
Mets
A
battle
of
the
Titans
takes
place
tonight
at
the
Freeman
Park
Little
League
baseball
diamond
League
-
leading
White
Sox
and
the
second
place
Mets
meet
head
on
in
a
battle
for
first
place
In
all
probability
fireballing
Bob
Husband
will
pitch
for
the
Sox
while
Dean
Ledoux
handles
the
mound
chores
for
the
Mets
There
Is
only
a
week
left
In
the
league
season
and
the
race
for
the
pennant
is
tight
only
half
a
game
separates
the
top
two
teams
The
Sox
and
Mets
have
one
more
game
against
each
other
before
the
season
ends
next
Tuesday
STANDINGS
W
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White
Sox
10
2
Mets
9
2
12
Twins
7
6
3
12
Phillies
5
7
5
Braves
5
8
5
12
Tigers
0
11
9
12
Over
the
weekend
the
Mets
spanked
the
Phillies
twice
7
G
and
10
5
In
the
second
game
they
scored
seven
runs
in
the
last
inning
to
earn
the
victory
With
the
wins
they
kept
pace
with
the
White
Sox
who
squeaked
past
the
Braves
8
7
Friday
Braves
are
the
only
team
that
has
defeated
the
Sox
so
far
this
year
TWINS
WIN
TWO
Twins
maintained
their
holdon
third
place
with
two
victories
Saturday
they
came
from
a
6
0
second
inning
deficit
to
defeat
the
Tigers
11
7
In
seven
innings
They
scored
four
runs
In
the
top
of
the
seventh
to
take
the
lead
and
relief
pitcher
Kirk
Rus
tad
wasnt
about
to
accept
any
funny
business
from
the
Tigers
Hj
set
the
three
Tiger
batters
down
on
10
pitches
nine
of
them
ctrikes
Sunday
the
team
played
their
best
game
of
the
season
as
Randy
Pawluk
pitched
a
two
hitter
de
feating
the
Braves
6
2
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Cleveland
¬
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Indians
announced
Saturday
the
trade
of
Vic
Davallllo
for
J
1mm
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Hall
of
California
Angels
Both
are
outfielders
Hall
30
who
set
a
record
for
rookies
of
33
home
runs
in
1963
has
a
batting
average
of
210
with
eight
RBI
and
one
horns
run
In
the
American
League
this
season
Davallllo
26
Is
batting
239
with
12
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York
Yankees
sold
pitcher
Jim
Bouton
Saturday
to
Seattle
Pilots
one
oi
two
expansion
teams
that
will
join
the
American
League
next
season
Bouton
a
right
hander
has
been
assigned
to
Seattle
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League
for
the
re
remainder
¬
mainder
of
this
season
He
will
join
the
Pilots
In
spring
training
next
year
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baseman
Bob
Windlinger
makes
toss
to
third
for
double
play
ending
their
first
game
with
Hixon
TAKE
TWIN
BILL
A
five
team
Cariboo
Hockey
League
was
made
official
at
a
league
executive
meetin
held
In
Prince
George
Saturday
after-
noon
The
meeting
was
chaired
by
new
league
president
Don
Apple
ton
of
Prince
George
Representatives
of
the
four
other
clubs
all
gave
the
green
light
to
the
Kamloops
bid
first
made
last
May
25
Prince
George
Mohawks
Quesnel
Kangaroos
Vanderhoof
Bears
and
Williams
Lake
recently
readmitted
to
the
league
all
gave
the
nod
to
Kamloops
Williams
Lake
had
dropped
out
of
the
CHL
early
last
season
leaving
the
league
wlthonlythree
teams
Now
with
a
five
team
loop
the
league
executive
are
looking
to
a
more
successful
1968
69
season
The
executive
passeda
motion
that
will
leave
amount
of
per
performance
¬
formance
bond
at
250
for
the
three
existing
clubs
Prince
George
Quesnel
and
Vanderhoof
but
will
require
the
new
en
entrants
¬
trants
to
post
500
for
their
first
season
The
following
season
Kamloops
and
Williams
Lake
will
revert
to
the
250
bond
Vote
on
the
motion
was
dead
deadlocked
¬
locked
2
2
until
a
phone
call
to
DON
APPLETON
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Sunday
Windlinger
made
force
on
Sandy
Mindel
Sherwood
won
2
0
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Looy
photo
SHERWOOD
STOPS
HIXON
A
week
ago
Sunday
the
up
upstart
¬
start
Hlxon
Lumbermen
came
to
Prince
George
and
grabbed
off
two
close
Big
Six
Softball
League
victories
The
Lumbermen
were
a
happy
bunch
after
dusting
off
Northwood
Pulp
and
Doucette
Transfer
with
last
inning
rallies
But
there
was
no
joy
in
Hixon
last
night
The
Lumbermen
were
here
again
Sunday
but
this
time
they
ran
into
an
aggressive
Sherwood
Court
club
who
took
the
first
game
of
a
doubleheader
2
0
and
then
broke
loose
to
bomb
Hlxon
16
3
in
the
second
game
The
twin
victories
put
Sher
Sherwood
¬
wood
all
alone
on
top
of
the
Big
Six
league
with
six
wins
and
one
los-
In
the
first
game
Bernie
Schneider
tamed
the
Hlxon
bat
batters
¬
ters
firing
a
one
hitter
Sherwood
got
both
their
runs
in
the
first
inning
helped
out
by
a
Hlxon
error
a
double
and
a
sacrifice
fly
Bob
Windlinger
led
off
for
Sherwood
and
was
safe
on
an
error
to
pitcher
Ray
Heer
Windlinger
scored
on
Monty
Mclnnes
double
Mclnnes
moved
down
to
third
and
then
came
home
on
George
Foulons
sacrifice
fly
to
left
field
In
the
second
game
Hlxon
was
doing
nicely
through
the
third
inning
playing
Sherwood
to
a
1
1
standoff
However
Sherwood
wxploded
for
five
runs
In
the
fourth
seven
more
in
the
sixth
and
three
in
the
final
frame
to
shatter
Hlxon
hopes
of
squaring
the
series
Bruce
McKay
pitched
a
three
hitter
for
Sherwood
while
Floyd
CHL
Now
Five
Way
Fight
As
Kamloops
Bid
Accepted
I
Kamloops
won
endorsement
for
the
500
figure
for
the
new
clubs
Williams
Lake
and
Vanderhoof
opposed
any
increase
Kamloops
was
unable
to
send
representatives
to
the
Saturday
meeting
due
to
poor
flying
wea
weather
¬
ther
Another
motion
passed
will
see
the
last
place
club
drop
out
of
the
play
offs
with
the
top
four
clubs
tangling
for
the
league
championship
This
move
will
add
Incentive
to
win
for
the
teams
There
was
discussion
of
a
pro
proposed
¬
posed
32
game
schedule
which
will
probably
start
on
Nov
2
and
run
to
the
middle
of
Feb
February
¬
ruary
The
schedule
will
be
fur
further
¬
ther
discussed
at
the
next
executive
meeting
In
September
The
executive
want
to
allow
adequate
time
for
play
offs
lead
leading
¬
ing
to
Intermediate
hockeys
Coy
Cup
The
league
opener
will
likely
be
played
in
Kamloops
with
last
years
CHL
champs
the
Quesnel
Kangaroos
as
opposition
Dallman
and
reliefer
Ray
Heer
gave
up
14
base
blows
Heer
replaced
Dallman
in
the
fourth
inning
Sherwood
got
their
five
runs
in
the
fourth
after
back-to-back
singles
by
don
Gillespie
and
Den
Dennis
¬
nis
Hill
and
a
walk
to
Bruce
Mc-
STANDINGS
W
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Sherwood
Court
6
1
National
Hotel
3
3
Northwood
Pulp
3
4
Hixon
2
2
Doucette
Transfer
0
4
Kay
loaded
the
bases
Windling
Windlinger
¬
er
followed
with
a
single
driv
driving
¬
ing
in
two
and
then
Mclnnes
clubbed
a
triple
driving
in
Windlinger
and
McKay
A
sacrifice
fly
brought
Mc
Mclnnes
¬
lnnes
across
with
the
fifth
run
Sherwood
collected
seven
more
runs
in
the
sixth
inning
when
they
exploded
for
six
hits
and
batted
through
the
order
Ralph
Stewart
slugged
a
triple
driving
in
two
runs
Stewart
had
four
RBIs
in
all
followed
by
Windlinger
with
three
and
Mc
Mclnnes
¬
lnnes
and
Don
Armstrong
with
a
pair
each
Hixon
hits
were
all
singles
hit
by
Bob
Morland
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