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Sports
scene
short
shots
Richer
Vanderhoof
and
District
Minor
Hockey
Association
is
richer
after
the
Sunday
skate-a-thon
The
Vanderhoof
Memorial
Arena
held
250
skaters
from
the
Vanderhoof
and
Prince
George
areas
120
registered
early
Sunday
with
64
finish
ing
the
12
hour
marathon
There
was
no
report
of
how
much
money
was
raised
In
tennis
CHICAGO
AP
Tom
Okker
rallied
to
capture
the
final
two
sets
including
a
tiebreaker
to
beat
Aus
Australias
¬
tralias
John
Newcombe
and
win
the
50000
Tarn
Tennis
Tournament
Sunday
Okker
the
No
3
seed
from
the
Netherlands
dropped
the
first
set
to
Newcombe
6
3
and
w
s
at
the
point
of
elimina
elimination
¬
tion
when
he
fell
behind
4
1
in
the
second
set
However
Okker
rallied
spectacularly
from
a
5
2
deficit
won
the
12
point
tiebreaker
and
the
set
7
6
Okker
then
fought
back
to
capture
the
third
and
final
set
6
3
with
ease
as
the
taller
Newcombe
appeared
to
grow
tired
losing
the
stream
out
of
his
awesome
service
Okker
walked
off
with
the
9000
first
prize
while
New
Newcombe
¬
combe
got
4600
Ncwcombes
powerful
serve
gave
him
nine
aces
in
the
first
two
sets
Leading
4
1
in
the
second
set
the
29-year-old
Australian
was
up
40
30
before
Okker
rallied
to
win
the
second
game
6
4
win
NELSON
BC
CP
Nel
Nelson
¬
son
Maple
Iieafs
scored
the
first
four
goals
of
the
game
three
of
them
while
playing
short
handed
and
went
on
to
defeat
Spokane
Jets
6
4
in
a
Western
International
Hoc
Hockey
¬
key
League
exhibition
game
Friday
In
Trail
TRAIL
BC
CP
The
Portland
Buckaroos
of
the
Western
Hockey
League
WHL
trounced
the
Trail
Ktnnkeaters
of
the
Western
I-
lernational
Hockey
League
iWIHL
8
1
Sunday
in
the
first
of
two
exhibition
games
the
Smokies
will
play
before
signing
a
full
club
Whipped
PRINCE
RUPERT
BC
CP
Calgary
Centennials
scored
four
goals
in
the
first
period
and
coasted
to
a
6
1
Western
Canada
Hockey
League
exhibition
victory
over
New
Westminster
Bruins
here
Friday
night
By
Canadian
Press
Dennis
Sobchuk
of
Regina
Pats
is
billed
as
the
million
dollar
baby
of
the
Western
Canada
Hockey
League
and
he
lived
up
to
his
reputation
during
the
weekend
Sobchuk
who
will
com
complete
¬
plete
the
1973
74
season
with
Regina
although
already
signed
to
a
lucrative
profes
professional
¬
sional
contract
by
Cincinnati
of
the
World
Hockey
Associa
Association
¬
tion
fired
four
goals
Sunday
in
a
5
3
exhibition
victory
over
Brandon
Wheat
Kings
after
collecting
one
goal
Saturday
in
a
4
2
loss
to
Edmonton
Oil
Kings
Bill
Bell
notched
the
other
Regina
goal
Sunday
while
Wayne
Naka
scored
twice
for
Brandon
and
Jeff
Sheardown
added
a
single
Paced
by
Sobchuk
Regina
directed
48
shots
at
Brandon
goaltenders
Jim
Rankin
and
John
Mamryk
while
Ed
Staniowski
and
Bob
Leslie
of
Regina
handled
only
23
Mike
Wanchuk
completed
Reginas
scoring
Saturday
while
Rockey
Maze
led
the
oil
Kings
with
a
pair
and
Terry
MacDonald
and
Wayne
Per
Perkins
¬
kins
notched
one
each
The
Oil
Kings
also
defeated
Saskatoon
blades
4
3
Sunday
to
wind
up
their
exhibition
schedule
with
four
wins
and
six
losses
The
Blades
finished
with
one
win
two
losses
and
a
tie
Brandon
defeated
Swift
In
Kamloops
KAMLOOPS
BC
CP
-Victoria
Cougars
overcame
a
31
second
period
deficit
Friday
night
to
salvage
a
44
tie
with
Kamloops
Chiefs
in
a
Western
Canada
Hockey
League
Exhibition
game
Comeback
KIMBERLEY
BC
CP
-Kimberley
Dynamiters
came
back
from
a
4
3
deficit
to
defeat
Cranbrook
Royals
64
in
a
Western
International
Hockey
League
exhibition
game
Friday
night
before
1100
fans
On
Friday
Chicago
Cougais
experi
experiment
¬
ment
to
put
Milwaukee
on
the
major
league
hockey
map
has
been
a
big
bust
The
World
Hockey
Associa
Association
¬
tion
Cougars
played
their
fourth
exhibition
game
in
the
10000
seat
Milwaukee
Arena
and
drew
only
1158
fans
Friday
night
And
the
visitors
werent
any
more
compromising
than
the
Milwaukee
fans
as
Jimmy
Johnson
scored
twice
includ
including
¬
ing
the
go
ahead
goal
in
the
third
period
that
lifted
Min
Minnesota
¬
nesota
Fighting
Saints
to
a
54
exhibition
win
over
the
Cougars
In
the
only
other
WHA
con
contest
¬
test
Friday
Edmonton
Oilers
blasted
Vancouver
Blazers
5
1
at
Edmonton
In
the
National
Hockey
League
Pittsburgh
Penguins
downed
St
Louis
Blues
4
2
at
Flint
Mich
and
Minnesota
North
Stars
and
Los
Angeles
Kings
played
to
a
44
tie
at
Portland
Ore
Brilliant
MARTINSVILLE
Va
AP
Richard
Petty
drove
past
a
faltering
Cale
Yarborough
with
25
miles
to
go
Sunday
and
won
a
brilliantly
con
contested
¬
tested
Old
Dominion
500
stock
car
race
at
Martinsville
Speedway
Petty
going
for
his
13th
vic
victory
¬
tory
at
the
525
mile
oval
had
trailed
Yarborough
by
no
more
than
three
car
lengths
for
50
gruelling
miles
late
in
the
race
seeking
an
oppor
opportunity
¬
tunity
to
take
the
measure
of
his
chief
adversary
He
finally
edged
into
the
lead
on
the
453rd
lap
just
as
Yarboroughs
Chevrolet
sud
suddenly
¬
denly
lost
power
because
of
a
fiat
tire
By
the
time
Yar
Yarborough
¬
borough
got
back
into
action
Pettys
Dodge
was
a
full
lap
in
front
and
the
outcome
of
the
race
was
settled
Petty
who
now
has
won
six
of
the
last
seven
Old
Domin
Dominion
¬
ion
500s
was
paid
10250
for
the
victory
and
cleared
the
Dennis
Sobchuk
Current
Boncos
7
5
and
Swift
Current
flattened
Medicine
Hat
Tigers
6
2
in
other
games
while
Calgary
Centennials
and
New
Westminster
Bruins
split
a
weekend
doub
leheader
The
Centennials
won
4
3
Sunday
at
Terrace
after
New
Westminster
posted
an
8
4
victory
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
Brandons
marksmen
Saturday
at
Swift
Current
were
paced
by
Ron
Chip
perfields
three
goals
John
Paddock
added
two
and
Ron
Pronchuk
and
Naka
shared
the
others
For
Swift
Current
David
George
scored
twice
and
Dave
Williams
Brian
Trot
tier
and
Bob
Watson
tallied
one
each
Trottier
John
Lutz
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
Ian
McPhee
Jim
Wishoff
and
Willie
Friesen
scored
for
the
Broncos
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
night
Medicine
Hat
got
replied
from
Greg
Vaydik
and
Boyd
Anderson
Edmonton
completed
its
scoring
of
the
exhibition
sea
season
¬
son
Sunday
on
goals
by
Clark
Jantzie
Maze
Dave
Inkpen
and
Terry
Bucyk
Bernie
Federko
scored
twice
and
Brad
Owens
once
for
Saska
Saskatoon
¬
toon
At
Terrace
Saturday
Mur
Murray
¬
ray
Beck
paced
the
Bruins
with
two
goals
Singles
were
contributed
by
Wayne
Jeske
Ed
Duncome
Ken
Widmeyer
Sid
Prysunka
Emile
Demois
sac
and
Eric
Sanderson
How
they
stand
Western
Conference
Sask
11
7
4
0
235
210
14
Edmonton
11
7
4
0
236
213
14
Calgary
10
5
5
0
168
195
10
BC
U
3
7
1
188
239
7
Winnipeg
10
3
7
0
180
189
6
Eastern
Conference
G
W
L
T
F
A
P
Toronto
10
5
3
2
180
182
12
Montreal
10
5
4
1
181
190
11
Ottawa
10
5
5
0
191
194
10
Hamilton
9
4
5
0
204
171
8
15
million
barrier
in
career
winnings
Third
place
went
to
Bobby
Allison
in
a
Chevrolet
fourth
to
Buddy
Baker
in
a
Dodge
and
fifth
to
West
Coast
champion
Jack
McCoy
in
a
Dodge
They
trailed
the
two
leaders
by
at
least
four
laps
By
birdies
SACRAMENTO
Calif
AP
Sandra
Palmer
of
Palm
Desert
Calif
birdied
seven
holes
and
shot
a
final
round
67
Sunday
to
win
4500
in
the
35000
Cameron
Park
Ladies
Professional
Golf
Associa
Association
¬
tion
golf
tournament
The
victory
moves
her
into
fourth
place
in
the
1973
LPGA
money
list
with
49418
After
two
rounds
she
trailed
Sue
Berning
of
Crystal
Bay
Nev
by
five
strokes
but
the
rash
of
birdies
gave
her
the
win
with
a
sixunder
par
212
In
racing
By
Canadian
Press
Peter
Gregg
of
Jackson
Jacksonville
¬
ville
Fla
drove
his
Porsche
Carrera
to
victory
Sunday
in
the
Camel
200
at
Road
Atlanta
at
Gainesville
Ga
Mo
Carter
of
Hamilton
Ont
finished
fourth
in
the
race
which
was
worth
3500
to
Gregg
for
the
victory
In
Sundays
other
major
auto
races
Brian
Redman
of
Colne
England
won
the
L
and
M
Continental
at
Seattle
International
Raceway
Brian
Henton
of
Britain
won
the
John
Player
Formula
Three
race
at
Brands
Hatch
England
and
Austrian
Dieter
Quester
won
a
touring
car
race
at
Innsbruck
Austria
Greggs
win
was
his
fourth
this
year
in
the
Camel
series
Horst
Kwech
of
Gurnee
111
was
second
and
Mike
Keyser
of
Towson
Md
third
Gregg
is
second
to
Keyser
in
the
Camel
GT
series
drivers
championship
stand
standings
¬
ings
Other
Canadians
among
the
leaders
were
Harry
Bytzek
of
Toronto
who
was
eighth
and
Ludwig
Heimrath
of
Toronto
who
was
10th
Redman
earned
15250
with
his
fourth
win
in
a
row
in
the
L
and
M
series
to
run
his
season
earnings
to
115250
for
the
serires
He
was
driving
a
red
Lola
Mark
Donohue
of
Reading
Pa
was
second
and
Jody
Scheckter
of
South
Africa
third
The
John
Player
race
was
marred
by
a
series
of
spins
that
left
many
cars
dam
damaged
¬
aged
No
one
was
injured
Second
in
the
race
behind
Henton
a
newcomer
was
Britains
Tony
Brise
in
a
March
Australian
Larry
Per
Perkins
¬
kins
was
third
in
a
Brabham
Quester
won
the
main
event
for
touring
cars
up
to
2000
cc
at
Innsbruck
in
a
BMW
2002
earns
reputation
Both
heats
I
ONTARIO
ONTARIO
Calif
Calif
AP
Yvon
DuHamel
of
LaSalle
Que
overcame
clutch
prob
problems
¬
lems
Sunday
to
take
both
heats
and
win
the
American
Motorcycle
Association
AMA
grand
national
race
DuHamel
five-foot-three
with
a
handlebar
moustache
duelled
veteran
driver
Gary
Nixon
throughout
both
125
mile
races
winning
the
first
heat
by
11
seconds
and
the
second
by
12
seconds
The
order
of
placing
of
the
top
six
riders
ih
the
two
heats
was
identical
DuHamel
winning
his
sec
second
¬
ond
AMA
road
race
in
two
weeks
earned
28700
including
lap
money
by
pilot
piloting
¬
ing
his
bike
at
average
speeds
of
89526
miles
an
hour
in
the
first
heat
and
88976
mph
in
the
second
During
the
first
race
the
clutch
on
DuHamels
bike
was
broken
and
he
was
forced
to
hand
clutch
the
machine
much
more
than
normal
The
problem
was
corrected
for
the
second
race
around
the
3192
mile
road
course
The
39
lap
test
was
the
final
road
race
on
the
AMA
grand
national
tour
Scoreless
VALLETTA
Malta
Reuter
Canadas
amateur
soccer
team
composed
mainly
of
British
Columbia
players
ended
a
two
game
tour
of
Malta
with
a
0
0
draw
against
the
Maltese
national
squad
Sunday
The
Canadians
lost
the
first
match
2
0
to
a
Malta
F6otball
League
team
Friday
In
Sundays
contest
the
Canadians
attacked
for
long
periods
but
were
easily
con
contained
¬
tained
by
the
Maltese
defence
except
when
Les
Parsons
of
Vancouver
and
Gordon
Wallace
of
Montreal
broke
through
and
missed
good
scoring
opportunities
in
the
second
half
Fewer
than
300
fans
watched
the
game
TWO
PLAYOFF
GAMES
SUNDAY
NEW
YORK
AP
After
50
years
the
majestic
House
That
Ruth
Built
has
closed
its
obsolete
doors
with
a
lack
of
heroics
A
brief
ceremony
inside
deserted
Yankee
Stadium
today
was
to
begin
a
two
year
facelifting
costing
at
least
279
million
The
widows
of
baseball
stars
Babe
Ruth
and
Lou
Geh
Gehrig
¬
rig
were
to
join
Mayor
John
Lindsay
today
in
inaugurat
inaugurating
¬
ing
the
rebuilding
job
The
final
attraction
in
half
a
century
of
sports
events
was
Sundays
8
5
loss
by
the
Yankees
to
Detroit
Tigers
Afterwards
many
of
the
32328
fans
rushed
on
to
the
field
and
literally
stole
the
bases
along
with
other
stadium
objects
for
souvenirs
But
officials
had
removed
several
historic
plaques
from
centrefield
a
few
days
ago
as
a
precautionary
measure
Retaining
only
dim
memories
of
their
past
glory
the
Yanks
finished
the
season
in
fourth
place
in
the
six
team
American
League
East
It
was
half
a
century
since
the
4
1
triumph
the
Yankees
notched
against
Boston
Red
Sox
April
19
1923
On
that
occasion
a
crowd
of
74200
a
record
at
the
time
helped
to
dedicate
the
leagues
biggest
ballpark
by
watching
Ruth
knock
a
threerun
homer
into
the
rightfield
bleacher
The
Yankee
domination
of
baseball
had
begun
in
1921
and
the
team
was
to
win
a
record
29
pennants
and
20
World
Series
titles
PRINCE
GEORGE
LADIES
CURLING
CLUB
will
hold
their
semi
annual
meeting
Wednesday
October
3rd
at
800
pm
at
the
curling
club
Final
registration
will
be
held
before
the
meeting
Hickory
Wing
Ski
Club
ADULT
DRYLAND
TRAINING
Begins
Tuesday
October
2nd
at
Connaught
Elementary
School
Gymnasium
830
to
930
pm
This
is
free
to
all
adult
club
members
New
members
are
most
welcome
and
can
pick
up
application
forms
Tuesday
night
or
phone
Lome
Glassford
at
563
4233
evenings
V
Smith
also
converted
four
times
A
fifth
Bombers
touchdown
was
scored
by
Dino
Sinopoli
Sunday
three
more
shut
shutouts
¬
outs
were
record
in
junior
bantam
flagball
and
bantam
play
Paul
Trudeau
went
over
for
two
touchdowns
and
made
one
convert
in
leading
the
Standard
Bus
Steelers
to
a
19
0
win
over
the
Hough
Hornets
in
junior
bantam
play
Merle
Ward
had
the
other
Steelers
six
pointer
Quarterback
Richard
Goyer
ran
for
two
touchdowns
and
a
convert
pushing
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Alouettes
to
a
13
0
victory
over
McMartin
Machinery
Colts
in
flagball
In
the
final
game
Keith
Hogson
scored
three
touchdowns
as
the
Northern
Hardware
Rams
blasted
the
Eagles
Bantams
35
0
in
ban
bantam
¬
tam
action
Marty
McGill
and
Duncan
Werbecki
had
the
other
Rams
touchdowns
while
Rob
She
pens
converted
all
five
majors
0-
La
balls
romps
to
soccer
title
OPPOSING
PLAYERS
race
up
field
toward
the
ball
during
Sundays
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Association
game
between
Fort
Fraser
and
Acme
Electric
Canadians
at
Rotary
Stadium
Acme
blanked
Fort
Fraser
2
0
to
gain
a
tie
for
second
place
in
the
NCSA
standings
A
better
goals
against
average
gave
Fort
Fraser
the
second
place
finish
This
Sunday
the
semi
finals
will
be
played
with
Labatts
United
taking
on
Acme
at
1
pm
then
Fort
Fraser
plays
Spartans
at
3
pm
The
final
is
scheduled
for
2
pm
the
following
Sunday
High
scoring
shutouts
highlight
youth
football
Five
shutouts
and
a
near
blanking
was
the
story
in
the
Prince
George
Football
Association
during
the
weekend
at
Lakewood
school
Two
peewee
games
and
a
flagball
contest
played
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
had
each
winning
team
scoring
points
in
the
30s
with
only
one
losing
team
scoring
a
single
point
The
Central
Eagles
thrashed
the
Coopers
Stam
peders
31
1
in
the
first
peewee
game
Darcy
Braun
scored
two
touchdowns
as
did
Dave
Paulson
in
pacing
the
win
winners
¬
ners
Allan
MacDonald
went
over
for
the
other
Frank
Washington
con
converted
¬
verted
one
of
the
six
pointers
The
first
flagball
game
of
the
season
saw
the
Woodland
Wildcats
claw
the
City
Hall
Gulfers
31
0
Darwin
Braun
scored
two
touchdowns
for
the
winners
Danny
Hayne
Corie
Burleigh
and
Troy
Timbury
scored
the
other
Wildcat
touchdowns
Mike
Smith
and
Mike
Reid
made
a
pair
of
touchdowns
each
as
the
North
Central
Bombers
romped
34
0
over
The
Elks
in
the
final
peewee
game
Stadium
rebuilding
Labatts
United
picked
up
six
points
during
the
weekend
to
finish
the
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Association
regular
schedule
17
points
up
in
first
place
The
undefeated
United
team
took
four
points
on
two
defaulted
games
by
Fort
Fraser
and
Mackenzie
BC
Forest
Products
then
blitzed
Mackenzie
Sunday
11
1
It
is
the
second
year
in
a
row
the
United
club
has
won
the
league
championship
Labatts
finished
with
19
wins
and
two
ties
in
21
games
good
for
40
points
A
win
by
Acme
Electric
Canadians
gave
them
a
tie
in
points
with
second
place
Fort
Fraser
but
the
Fraser
team
was
given
second
place
eighth
in
the
standings
with
13
points
Semi
final
games
are
scheduled
Sunday
with
Labatts
United
playing
Acme
at
1
pm
at
Fort
Fraser
facing
the
Spartans
at
3
pm
The
final
will
be
played
the
following
Sunday
at
2
pm
Acme
got
goals
from
Bryan
Weaver
and
Marcel
Skusek
in
their
2
0
win
over
Fort
Fraser
Both
markers
came
in
the
second
half
In
the
Spartans
Quesnel
tie
Nelson
Erickson
booted
two
goals
for
Spartans
with
singles
going
to
Nano
Jimenez
and
Chris
Apos
tolou
Jim
Cunningham
fired
two
markers
for
Quesnel
Singles
went
to
Craig
Chambers
and
because
of
a
better
goals
for
Jim
Lund
and
against
record
Both
Lund
tied
the
game
3
3
with
finished
with
23
points
fiveminutestogointhegame
In
the
other
Sunday
game
then
Cunningham
put
Ques-
at
Rotary
Stadium
Spartans
nel
ahead
with
two
minutes
took
the
final
playoff
berth
left
Apostolou
scored
in
the
with
a
4
4
tie
with
Quesnel
final
minute
to
pull
Spartans
Forbes
Construction
back
into
a
tie
Spartans
finished
the
sea-
Two
goal
efforts
by
John
son
with
20
points
one
more
Mauro
Harold
Hacker
and
thantheNorthwoodKickersin
Jim
Briggs
helped
Labatts
to
fifth
their
romp
over
Mackenzie
Quesnels
point
Sunday
who
fielded
only
10
players
gave
them
14
for
the
year
and
Single
markers
went
to
sixth
place
with
a
better
Allan
Barry
Lino
Nadelin
goals
for
and
against
mark
Chris
Nieskens
Dave
Farah
than
Mackenzie
also
finish-
and
Benny
Henricksen
ing
with
14
points
Joe
Litoneski
fired
the
only
International
Shakeys
and
Mackenzie
goal
Northwood
were
to
play
in
Mike
Phillips
of
Northwood
the
opening
game
but
the
Kickers
who
hadnt
played
game
was
a
double
default
for
the
team
in
three
weeks
as
neither
club
fielded
a
won
the
scoring
champion
team
Shakeys
finished
shipjvith
21
goals
INDIVIDUAL
SCORING
Mike
Phillips
Northwood
21
Nelson
Erickson
Spartans
19
Craig
Chambers
Quesnel
15
Tony
Lino
Fort
Fraser
13
Chris
Apostolou
Spartans
13
Piero
Bolzi
Spartans
13
Marcel
Skusek
Acme
10
Joe
Mauro
Labatts
8
Jim
Briggs
Labatts
8
Jack
Marques
Fort
Fraser
8
Gary
Schimpl
Quesnel
8
Walter
Kraubner
Acme
8
Tony
Mayor
Mackenzie
7
Bryan
Weaver
Acme
7
Tony
Waterhouse
Northwood
7
FINAL
STANDINGS
W
L
T
Gf
Ga
Pt
Labatts
United
19
0
2
74
13
40
Fort
Fraser
10
8
3
57
47
23
Acme
Electric
Canadians
11
9
1
46
48
23
Spartans
7
8
6
45
50
20
Northwood
Kickers
7
9
5
49
56
19
Quesnel
Forbes
Const
6
13
2
43
66
14
Mackenzie
BC
Forest
Prdt
6
13
2
34
71
14
International
Shakeys
6
14
1
29
34
13
Farewell
qualifying
BETTENDORF
Iowa
AP
Sam
Adams
said
farewell
to
some
old
golfing
buddies
Sunday
and
he
doesnt
regret
it
one
bit
Weell
no
more
Monday
qualifying
said
the
27-year-old
left
hander
after
his
victory
in
the
100000
Quad
Cities
Open
with
a
16
under
par
268
Im
not
going
to
miss
that
qualifying
at
all
said
the
second
year
tour
regular
from
Boone
NC
The
three
stroke
victory
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SWIMMING
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PRINCE
GEORGE
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Barracudas
programme
of
aquatic
sports
has
begun
The
programme
includes
Diving
8
hours
week
coaching
and
practice
Synchronised
swimming
3
hours
week
coaching
and
practice
Speed
Swimming
9
hours
week
coaching
and
training
2
hours
week
weight
training
Places
are
available
in
most
age
groups
from
6
to
21
Minimum
requirements
are
Diving
Red
Cross
Juniors
or
equivalent
4600
Synchronised
Swimming
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Cross
Intermediate
or
equivalent
4600
Speed
Swimming
Red
Cross
beginners
or
equivalent
6900
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are
held
for
diving
and
speed
swimming
at
Four
Seasons
Pool
during
evening
practice
sessions
Monday
and
Wednesday
6
pm
to
7
pm
Synchronised
swimming
trials
are
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Tuesdayand
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Thursday
¬
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to
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Please
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over
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