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Bowlers
schedule
heavy
weekend
Almost
200
bowlers
team
managers
and
coaches
will
be
In
Prince
George
this
weekend
for
the
British
Columbia
team
five
pin
bowling
championships
Visiting
teams
will
come
from
ChlllhAack
Kamloops
Revel
stoke
Golden
Klmberley
Cran
brook
Nelson
Trail
Pentlcton
Kelowna
and
Vernon
Prince
Georges
team
pictur
pictured
¬
ed
at
right
will
be
hoping
to
Improve
on
last
years
fourth
place
finish
The
top
three
teams
will
be
going
to
Vancouver
on
the
Easter
weekend
for
the
western
Canada
championships
says
manager
Don
Ford
of
the
Prince
George
team
Games
will
be
played
Saturday
and
Sunday
at
Fifth
Avenue
Bowl
adrome
Top
row
Leo
Milette
Ray
Pawluk
Don
Ford
Ivan
Du
Duma
¬
ma
Lloyd
Florell
Pot
Dance
Middle
row
Ev
Crowder
Joyce
Antonation
Don
John
tone
Pat
Murdoch
Martin
Anderson
Bottom
row
Chris
Walsh
Joanne
Friesen
Lola
Litxen
Cathy
Taylor
Thereto
Dagg
GTAXj
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OPERATING
24
HOURS
DAILY
by
Ted
Sarklssian
Pete
Joyal
and
Bill
Fowler
Williams
Lake
scored
all
its
five
goals
in
a
span
of
two
minutes
and
40
seconds
In
the
second
period
The
elaosedlime
for
five
goals
Is
a
CHL
record
start
best-of-flve
Paul
Levens
with
two
Martin
Tnocriav
ociiaeiier
ram
Iopowich
and
Rot
Doig
were
the
Stampeder
scorers
The
only
spot
still
to
be
decid
decided
¬
ed
in
the
CHL
is
second
place
as
the
league
goes
into
its
final
weekend
Vanderhoof
Bears
will
play
two
games
in
the
south
Ques
Quesnel
¬
nel
and
Williams
Lake
this
weekend
in
a
series
postponed
from
earlier
in
the
season
Williams
Lake
can
move
Into
a
tie
for
second
with
Prince
George
with
a
victory
over
the
Bears
Yukon
girls
sweep
fop
four
ski
spots
LA
RIVIERE
Man
CP1
Four
girls
from
Old
Crow
YT
swept
the
junior
womens
cross
country
event
Thursday
in
the
Canadian
Junior
Nordic
Ski
championship
winning
the
first
four
places
Ottawa
competitors
were
fa
vored
to
win
the
events
going
Into
the
first
day
of
competition
but
the
young
Indian
girls
from
the
community
about
300
miles
north
of
Dawson
City
YT
shut
out
other
top
contenders
Fourtemyearold
Mary
Frost
was
first
running
the
5
kllome
tre
course
In
22
minutes
45
see
onds
Shirley
frost
and
her
sis
sister
¬
ter
Glenna
both
15
were
sec
second
¬
ond
and
third
respectively
Agnes
Charlie
16
who
drew
the
first
stat
ting
position
fin
lshed
almost
five
minutes
ahead
of
the
next
skier
who
had
start
ed
only
one
minute
behind
her
although
she
virtually
had
to
break
trail
through
the
drifted
snow
in
the
narrow
grooves
that
cross
country
skiers
follow
In
a
race
AenpS
Dlaced
fourth
hpMnrt
her
cousins
all
four
are
related
who
took
the
top
three
positions
mgtuyrated
Helen
Sander
15
of
Ottawa
was
left
in
sivth
place
behind
another
National
Cap
ill
division
racer
sixteen
year
oli
Beverley
Cameron
John
Patteson
of
Prince
George
Canadian
Ski
Associa
Association
¬
tion
vice
chairman
In
charge
of
CrOSS
COlUltrv
Skllni
salrt
thn
Otawa
skiers
have
yet
to
learn
now
to
take
cold
weather
The
Citizen
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Mohawks
may
lose
second
1
savs
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playoffs
on
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SPORTS
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY
13
1970
Roos
CHL
champions
QUESNEL
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The
The
Quesnel
Quesnel
inv
Kangaroos
who
Overcame
a
mlrt-
season
slump
withstood
a
re-
Quesnel
cora
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tarraee
bvvll-
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Lake
Stampeders
Thurs
Thursday
¬
day
night
to
edge
Lakers
6
5
and
assure
themselves
of
a
first
place
finish
In
the
Cariboo
Hockey
League
Roos
now
have
44
points
three
more
than
Prince
George
Mo
Mohawks
¬
hawks
who
have
completed
their
schedule
and
five
more
than
Lakers
who
have
one
game
re
remaining
¬
maining
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championship
caps
a
j
ear
In
which
Quesnel
started
fast
faded
to
third
place
and
then
re
recovered
¬
covered
Rod
Gagnon
gave
Quesnel
the
victory
when
he
snapped
a
5
5
tie
with
less
than
four
minutes
remaining
in
the
contest
Gagnon
scored
the
winner
while
Ron
Barkwell
who
took
over
as
player
coach
from
Dick
Cusson
several
days
ago
was
serving
a
five
minute
major
pen
penalty
¬
alty
Bobby
Johnson
scored
his
23rd
and
24th
goals
of
the
season
for
Quesnel
and
singles
were
added
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Lake
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Syd
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The
Lakers
could
have
refused
the
game
and
playoffs
would
have
started
tnis
weekend
with
first
meeting
tniro
ana
second
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meeting
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in
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series
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we
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miss
starting
the
playoffs
this
weekend
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but
it
was
a
rough
trip
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hand
on
the
throttle
the
other
on
the
whistle
and
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cinders
all
the
way
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man
climbed
down
from
the
cab
of
a
big
eight
wheeler
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was
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