Br
i
sorts
N7
BY
RON
ALLERTON
Who
are
these
upstart
Old
Stylers
Theyve
got
a
lot
of
nerve
winning
the
BC
senior
B
lacrosse
championship
After
all
the
New
Westminster
Blue
came
here
last
year
and
won
it
and
they
expected
to
do
the
same
thing
this
year
They
also
expected
to
be
in
Halifax
today
in
search
of
the
Canadian
championship
Well
they
arent
The
Old
Stylers
are
to
the
surprise
but
not
total
amazement
of
almost
everyone
connected
with
lac
lacrosse
¬
rosse
in
BC
In
recent
years
teams
have
been
coming
here
from
the
coast
for
provincial
championships
and
mostly
its
been
a
lark
for
the
visitors
A
nice
trip
north
a
chance
tohave
some
fun
away
from
home
and
an
easy
victory
in
whatever
provincial
championship
happened
to
be
on
the
line
The
time
has
come
for
those
cocky
coast
clubs
to
take
notice
Prince
George
athletes
arent
going
to
roll
over
and
play
dead
anymore
The
Stylers
gave
us
a
hint
last
year
when
they
refused
to
co
operate
by
losing
two
straight
to
New
Westminster
Later
with
ice
covering
the
lacrosse
floor
at
the
Coliseum
a
young
bunch
of
hockey
players
dug
into
their
bag
of
Mohawk
magic
and
found
enough
to
beat
the
Fraser
Arms
Canucks
for
the
BC
intermediate
A
hockey
championship
Now
the
Stylers
are
continuing
the
new
Prince
George
tradition
They
lost
the
first
game
to
New
Westminsterbut
came
back
to
take
the
final
two
and
at
515
pm
our
time
today
they
play
their
first
game
in
the
Halifax
national
tournament
The
Stylers
have
a
mixed
bag
of
players
who
can
take
and
hand
out
the
rough
stuff
with
anyone
and
beat
you
with
baircontrol
and
accuracy
One
of
the
biggest
reasons
they
were
the
class
of
the
North
Central
Lacrosse
Association
this
season
is
because
they
took
much
better
advantage
of
their
opportunities
than
the
other
clubs
They
have
a
goaltender
Dave
Yellow
Brick
Wall
Jenkins
who
got
his
first
tate
of
stopping
rubber
as
a
hockey
netminder
They
have
several
players
who
started
playing
the
game
as
early
as
14
-
playing
coach
Al
Watt
There
are
no
less
than
seven
of
the
21
players
with
experience
in
the
excellent
coast
leagues
Gord
Jakubec
Lloyd
Soleman
Skip
Mint
Al
Lawson
Earl
Hughes
Geff
Frketich
and
Tony
Ciolfitto
There
are
several
veterans
with
up
to
seven
years
in
Prince
George
lacrosse
Barry
Williams
Ron
Howard
Ryan
Collins
and
Art
Hill
A
few
of
the
youngsters
are
Prince
George
minor
sports
products
and
as
well
known
for
hockey
as
they
are
in
lacrosse
Mike
Mushins
Gerry
McMullen
and
Jeff
Rowland
all
of
whom
are
on
their
second
BC
championship
teams
of
1973
after
playing
for
the
Mohawks
f
There
are
some
young
legs
picked
up
from
the
Labatts
Blues
and
Mr
Mikes
Northern
Sabres
Vern
Norbraten
Neil
Mcintosh
Butch
Stewart
Daye
Fulks
and
John
Wagner
Behind
the
scenes
is
a
capable
hard
working
execu
executive
¬
tive
Tommy
Gubbels
trainer
Jim
Butterfield
Gord
Henry
t
Jim
French
Doug
Moffat
and
Wayne
Collins
There
are
also
a
lot
of
sports
minded
Prince
George
people
without
whos
help
the
Stylers
might
not
be
in
Halifax
At
times
we
are
critical
of
Prince
George
people
for
not
supporting
various
sports
In
this
case
everyone
who
made
a
donation
to
the
Stylers
travel
fund
no
matter
how
small
deserves
a
pat
on
the
back
Its
this
kind
of
support
that
guarantees
a
bright
future
for
this
type
of
sports
achievement
here
We
wish
the
Old
Stylers
well
Whether
they
win
it
all
really
doesnt
matter
just
getting
there
is
a
major
accomplishment
But
you
can
bet
they
wont
be
the
last
Prince
George
team
to
reach
a
national
final
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HONORS
FOR
HAROLD
MANN
Hank
hits
708th
By
Associated
Press
Hank
Aaron
of
Atlanta
Braves
hit
the
707th
and
708th
home
runs
of
his
major
league
career
Monday
night
and
moved
within
six
of
tying
Babe
Ruths
all
time
record
of
714
Aarons
two
homers
helped
the
Braves
beat
San
Diego
Padres
7
3
in
a
National
League
baseball
game
and
extend
the
Padres
losing
streak
to
seven
games
Meanwhile
Cincinnati
Reds
moved
into
a
first
place
tie
with
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
in
the
National
League
West
edging
Houston
Astros
4
3
while
the
Dodgers
were
los
losing
¬
ing
to
San
Francisco
Giants
11
8
St
Louis
Cardinals
main
maintained
¬
tained
a
one
game
lead
over
Pittsburgh
Pirates
in
the
National
League
East
splitt
splitting
¬
ing
a
doubleheader
with
the
Pirates
Pittsburgh
won
the
first
game
5
4
in
13
innings
then
lost
the
second
8
3
In
Mondays
other
National
League
games
Philadelphia
Phillies
and
New
York
Mets
split
the
Phils
losing
the
opener
5
0
and
winning
the
nightcap
6
3
and
Montreal
Expos
defeated
Chicago
Cubs
52
In
the
American
League
Boston
Red
Sox
outslugged
Baltimore
Orioles
9
8
in
a
night
game
after
losing
the
afternoon
half
of
their
doub
doubleheader
¬
leheader
13
8
California
Angels
defeated
Oakland
As
3
1
Minnesota
Twins
wal
walloped
¬
loped
Kansas
City
Royals
11
5
Chicago
White
Sox
swept
Texas
Rangers
8
7
in
11
inn
innings
¬
ings
and
5
2
Milwaukee
Brewers
dropped
Cleveland
Indians
13
5
in
their
opener
then
lost
the
nightcap
10
5
and
New
York
Yankees
edged
Detroit
Tigers
4
3
Columbus
Hotel
loses
toughies
Prince
George
teams
con
continue
¬
tinue
to
lose
heartbreaking
games
at
the
BC
senior
B
mens
softball
final
in
Kelowna
Columbus
Hotel
of
the
Prince
George
Major
Mens
Fastball
Association
finished
with
one
win
and
two
losses
during
the
weekend
but
both
their
losses
were
by
just
one
run
Last
year
Geddes
Contract
ing
had
a
2
2
record
at
the
annual
Kelowna
tournament
and
their
two
losses
were
by
a
total
of
three
runs
Columbus
lost
its
first
game
7
6
to
the
Kelowna
Budget
Rent-a-Car
Budget
Boys
7
6
The
Budget
Boys
line
up
includes
Henry
Chasse
who
played
for
Geddes
before
moving
south
this
spring
Elmer
Harrison
started
for
Columbus
and
was
charged
with
the
loss
before
being
rel
ieved
by
both
Pat
Pratt
and
Rick
DeBelser
The
game
was
tied
4
4
after
six
innings
but
the
Budget
Boys
scored
three
runs
in
the
top
of
the
seventh
Columbus
came
back
with
two
in
the
bottom
half
of
the
final
inning
but
it
was
one
short
In
their
second
game
Columbus
dumped
Rich
Richmond
¬
mond
Blarney
Stone
Ho
tel
2
0
behind
the
four
hit
pitching
of
Pratt
who
went
the
distance
to
victory
Elimination
in
the
double
knockout
tournament
came
Sunday
in
a
4
3
loss
to
New
Westminster
Woods
Hotel
DeBelser
started
and
was
relieved
by
Pratt
Columbus
trailed
3
0
at
one
point
but
fought
back
to
tie
with
Ray
Goodwins
three
run
homer
only
to
lose
again
by
one
run
Reports
from
Kelowna
indicated
Columbus
hit
well
but
couldnt
keep
the
other
clubs
from
matching
their
run
production
Manager
Dave
Honeyman
who
had
to
work
and
got
to
the
tournament
late
said
by
phone
Monday
night
We
hit
well
we
had
no
less
than
seven
hits
in
any
game
The
scorekeeper
told
me
we
didnt
get
many
breaks
The
tournament
was
wonby
Victoria
Century
Inn
but
they
had
to
subdue
a
deter
determined
¬
mined
Rutland
Rovers
club
to
take
the
title
Rutland
fighting
for
survi
survival
¬
val
in
the
B
side
Monday
played
five
games
before
bowing
out
They
beat
Victoria
2
0
to
force
a
final
game
then
lost
4
2
to
the
Vancouver
Island
club
Anderson
leads
boxing
team
Two
Prince
George
people
figure
prominently
in
the
Canadian
boxing
team
forthe
Commonwealth
Games
in
New
Zealand
in
January
Harold
Mann
a
former
Games
gold
medal
winner
will
coach
the
Canadian
team
And
125
pound
Dale
Ander
Anderson
¬
son
who
lived
with
Mann
while
fighting
last
season
for
the
Spruce
Capital
Boxing
Club
is
the
leading
member
of
the
team
Six
fighters
were
selected
after
elimination
bouts
Mon
Monday
¬
day
night
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
in
Toronto
There
were
11
bouts
but
only
five
featured
the
normal
east
west
match
ups
The
west
won
three
of
these
five
and
the
other
six
fights
were
make
up
bouts
The
top
choice
for
the
team
is
Anderson
who
moved
back
to
his
home
in
Rocky
Moun
Mountain
¬
tain
House
Alta
after
the
ring
season
ended
here
Anderson
had
to
work
hard
to
beat
Neil
Huard
of
Gaspe
Que
Huard
gave
Anderson
a
I
good
fight
in
the
early
going
but
tired
in
the
later
stages
and
Anderson
was
coming
on
with
stiff
punches
late
in
the
third
round
It
was
the
second
win
over
Huard
in
a
couple
of
months
for
Anderson
who
said
I
wish
there
were
10
more
sec
seconds
¬
onds
in
the
fight
I
would
have
stopped
him
A
big
feature
of
the
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
was
upsets
in
the
light
heavyweight
and
heavy
heavyweight
¬
weight
classes
In
light
heavy
178
pounds
Lawrence
Kid
Langelle
of
Toronto
pounded
out
a
bloody
decision
over
Dennis
Belair
of
Edmonton
Langelle
has
had
only
six
fights
and
looked
to
be
a
good
prospect
to
veteran
ring
siders
Carol
Morgan
who
has
ruled
the
Canadian
heavyweight
scene
since
the
retirement
of
Prince
Georges
big
JackMeda
had
his
career
temporarily
set
back
Working
on
a
string
of
five
knockouts
Morgan
himself
was
knocked
out
by
a
novice
American
from
Michigan
Morgan
from
Antigonish
NS
lost
to
Frank
Brown
of
Flint
whowas
brought
in
because
a
suitable
opponent
couldnt
be
found
for
the
Canadian
amateur
heavyweight
champ
In
spite
of
his
loss
Morgan
was
picked
for
the
Games
team
along
with
Langelle
In
another
upset
Michael
Briere
beat
Canadian
139
pound
champion
Marv
Arne
son
of
Winnipeg
Arneson
who
fought
in
Prince
George
at
the
western
Canada
finals
in
1971
had
previously
decisioned
Briere
four
straight
times
Carmen
Rinke
of
Blair
more
Alta
upset
Canadian
champion
Sestino
Ricci
of
Montreal
in
a
147
pound
bout
via
a
second
round
technical
knockout
Michel
Prevost
of
Montreal
defeated
Bill
Bueller
of
Sud
Sudbury
¬
bury
with
a
second
round
TKO
Named
as
an
alternateto
the
team
was
Tim
Taylor
of
Sarnia
who
failed
to
make
his
156
pound
limit
Taylor
boxed
an
exhibition
at
165
pounds
with
Frank
Nolan
of
Sault
St
Marie
and
knocked
out
Nolan
in
the
first
round
Harold
Mann
has
some
high
hopes
and
a
couple
of
reasons
to
be
proud
His
selection
as
team
coachcame
on
a
unani
unanimous
¬
mous
7
0
vote
among
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
Amateur
Boxing
Association
directors
Mann
has
also
been
named
the
boxing
nominee
as
Canadas
top
roach
in
amateur
sport
He
is
so
highly
thought
of
by
boxing
officials
across
the
country
he
may
have
to
con
consider
¬
sider
leaving
Prince
George
The
CABA
needs
a
techni
technical
¬
cal
director
at
18000
per
year
and
Mann
is
being
touted
forthe
position
which
requires
the
director
to
live
in
Ottawa
Mann
has
some
hopes
for
Rinke
and
Briere
at
the
January
Commonwealth
Games
in
Christchurch
New
Zealand
But
the
fighter
heshighest
on
is
Anderson
whom
he
worked
with
all
winter
and
who
pound-for-pound
is
one
of
the
most
talented
boxers
to
come
along
in
Canada
in
recent
years
Five
final
games
were
played
in
the
A
series
at
the
Fraser
club
won
the
Division
Eight
8
and
9-year-old
cham-pionshipgamewithal-Odeci-
Soccers
prize
to
Mackenzie
More
than
1000
fans
saw
the
exciting
weekend
of
senior
soccer
at
Rotary
Stadium
Tony
Mayor
blasted
four
goals
in
the
first
30
minutes
of
the
championship
game
Monday
as
the
bolstered
Mackenzie
BC
Forest
Products
team
thumped
Spartans
of
Prince
George
8
2
The
winners
had
the
ser
services
¬
vices
of
former
Canadian
World
Cup
stars
Bruce
Wil
Wilson
¬
son
and
Buzzy
Parson
along
with
two
other
players
from
the
lower
mainland
for
the
three
day
eight
team
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
Mackenzie
took
500
in
first
place
prize
money
while
the
Spartans
won
300
in
runner
up
funds
Labatts
United
captured
B
side
honors
and
200
Wilson
was
named
the
most
valuable
player
at
the
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
while
Jim
Briees
of
-
-
9
--
Sunday
Labatts
lost
at
the
11
minute
mark
of
the
first
overtime
period
2
1
to
Mac
Mackenzie
¬
kenzie
on
a
goal
by
captain
Mayor
Allen
Berry
had
given
Labatts
a
1
0
lead
at
the
30
minute
mark
of
the
opening
half
but
Mackenzie
tied
the
score
in
the
second
half
with
Vanni
Lenarduzzi
a
player
brought
in
from
the
coast
Kitimat
made
the
B
final
with
a
2
1
victory
over
Fort
Fraser
Sunday
In
Saturdays
tournament
opener
Spartans
flattened
Fort
Fraser
8
0
The
Vernon
Nationals
the
only
other
non
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Association
team
par
participating
¬
ticipating
besides
Kitimat
needed
an
overtime
goal
to
get
by
the
young
Acme
Elec
Electric
¬
tric
squad
2
1
Other
Saturday
games
saw
Labatts
send
Kitimat
to
the
B
side
with
a
1
0
decision
and
Mackenzie
clipped
Labatts
United
captured
the
Northwood
5
2
best
forward
award
and
team-
Sundays
first
game
saw
mate
Lino
Nadelin
won
the
Spartans
and
Vernon
go
into
best
defenceman
trophy
the
second
overtime
period
In
the
final
Monday
Mayor
before
the
locals
got
a
marker
scored
five
goals
in
all
his
from
Nano
Jiminez
to
put
fifth
in
the
36th
minute
of
them
into
Mondays
final
play
after
teammate
Doug
In
other
Sunday
games
Avender
had
given
Mac-
Mackenzie
made
the
A
final
kenzie
a
5
0
lead
at
33
beating
Labatts
2
1
Fort
minutes
Fraser
eliminated
Acme
8
5
Dave
Kent
put
the
winners
Kitimat
dumped
Northwood
up
7
0
with
a
goal
three
minutes
later
Nelson
Erickson
scored
both
Spartan
goals
at
65
and
82
minutes
4
1
Kitimat
then
got
to
the
B
final
with
a
2
1
win
over
Fort
Fraser
The
NCSA
resumes
regular
season
play
Sunday
with
Mac-
Wilson
put
the
cap
on
the
jenzietakingonAcmeatnoon
scoring
at
86
minutes
at
Rotary
Stadium
Interna-
Labatts
blanked
Kitimat
tional
Shakeys
plays
Fort
International
3
0
in
the
B-
Fraser
at
2
pm
and
Labatts
side
final
played
earlier
Mon-
takes
on
Spartans
at
4
pm
In
day
Quesnel
at
2
pm
The
Goals
by
Peter
Bahr
Al
Northwood
Kickers
face
Berry
and
Joe
Mauro
gave
the
Forbes
Construction
of
Ques-
United
club
the
win
nel
stop
when
school
bus
lights
are
flashing
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Attendants
for
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at
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100
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west
of
Prince
George
on
highway
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In
addition
to
a
competitive
wage
scale
the
Company
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a
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including
sub
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¬
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in
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CITIZEN
Prince
George
Tuesday
September
4
1973
15
SIMON
FRASER
TEAMMATES
congratulate
Timmy
Tschampa
after
he
scored
the
winning
goal
during
the
final
game
of
the
divi
division
¬
sion
eight
A
series
Monday
A
total
of
25
teams
including
14
out-of-town
clubs
competed
in
the
second
annual
minor
soccertourna-
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TOURNAMENT
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Canadian
Olympic
entered
along
with
five
from
second
annual
tournament
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Prince
Rupert
Monday
kicked
off
a
highly
successful
Edmonton
and
Merjitt
sent
a
The
Prince
George
Simon
minor
soccer
tournament
during
the
holiday
weekend
The
gold
medal
winner
who
lives
in
Prince
George
got
the
tournament
off
on
the
right
foot
Saturday
at
Van
Bien
school
with
25
teams
entered
A
total
of
14
out-of-town
clubs
made
the
trip
for
the
three
day
event
Six
teams
from
Delta
were
team
each
ment
at
Van
Bien
school
during
the
weekend
The
Simon
Fraser
team
defeated
QM
Machinery
also
of
the
city
in
the
8
and
9
playoff
One
QM
player
right
isnt
too
thrilled
about
the
whole
situation
City
teams
win
two
A
finals
sion
over
QM
Machinery
also
of
Prince
George
on
Tim
Tschampas
goal
Deltas
10-year-old
Devon
Chiefs
captured
the
division
seven
title
with
a
3
0
win
over
Prince
George
Spruceland
The
11-year-old
Seymour
Tri
Hydronics
edged
Kam
Kamloops
¬
loops
Realty
4
3
in
overtime
to
win
the
division
six
champ
championship
¬
ionship
Peter
DeSilva
with
his
second
goal
of
the
game
fired
the
winner
In
the
all
Delta
division
five
final
North
Delta
United
blanked
Heath
United
3
0
to
win
the
12-year-old
title
The
division
four
round
robin
series
was
won
by
the
Kamloops
Bombers
The
13-year-old
Smith
Electric
team
of
Prince
George
finished
second
Second
half
goals
by
Geoff
Fisher
and
Bill
McEachern
powered
the
Prince
George
Blue
Strand
club
to
a
2
0
win
over
Delta
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Golfers
up
high
Billy
Wakeham
of
Cowichan
fired
a
seVen
under
par
123
to
win
the
1973
Cedar
Hill
Open
in
Victoria
during
the
weekend
Canadian
Professional
Golf
Association
champion
Bob
Panasiuk
of
Windsor
Orit
tied
for
second
in
the
36
tiqle
event
with
Terry
Wiens
of
Vancouver
at
four
under
126
Bill
Hobbis
of
Prince
George
was
the
fifth
low
amateur
with
rounds
of
65
68
for
a
three
over
par
total
of
133
He
was
only
two
back
of
the
low
amateur
score
Meanwhile
in
Smithers
in
the
division
three
14
to
16
Robert
Janz
en
of
Kitimat
cap-
final
Heath
United
defeated
Kamloops
Jaguars
6
0
in
the
division
eight
B
final
Sunday
The
Merritt
Vikings
blanked
Prince
George
Wes
tcan
2
0
in
division
seven
In
division
six
B
side
play
the
Devon
Thistles
edged
Highglen
Tidy
Insulators
3
2
Monday
in
the
all
Prince
George
division
five
B
final
the
Vikings
got
by
Quinson
5
4
on
an
overtime
effort
by
Ian
Ramsey
Don
Higgins
fired
three
goals
for
the
losers
The
Prince
Rupert
Rangers
tured
the
northern
mens
amateur
open
by
six
strokes
over
Mike
Sandor
of
Smithers
Janzen
had
a
54
hole
total
of
223
Sandor
was
in
at
22a
Clive
Barber
of
Kitimat
was
third
with
a
230
Lastyears
winner
Bob
Cle
land
of
Prince
George
finished
fourth
at
the
three
day
tournament
with
a
231
total
Two
other
Prince
George
competitors
won
in
other
flights
Paul
Barmettler
captured
captured
the
division
three
B
the
B
flight
with
a
247
and
final
with
a
5
0
dumping
of
George
Hawthorne
took
the
C
Brimark
of
Kamloops
championship
with
a
269
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