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MUCH
TO
SEE
AND
DO
FOR
SPORTS
FANS
Their
style
dont
lose
twice
Mr
Mikes
junior
Sabres
took
defending
North
Central
Lacrosse
Association
champ
champion
¬
ion
Molson
Old
Stylers
once
but
the
champs
werent
about
to
let
it
happen
twice
in
a
row
The
Stylers
met
the
Sabres
Thursday
in
a
re
match
of
the
May
6
opening
league
which
the
Sabres
won
12
11
For
a
while
Thursday
it
looked
like
the
same
thing
was
going
to
happen
as
the
juniors
led
4
3
after
the
first
period
and
8
7
after
the
second
But
the
Stylers
proved
why
they
are
defending
Canadian
Senior
B
champions
and
won
15
9
The
Old
Stylers
were
led
by
the
brilliant
play
of
Al
Watt
who
netted
four
goals
and
counted
six
assists
Watt
also
Old
Styltrs
Canada
Hotel
Junior
Sabres
counted
the
winning
goal
Greg
Bennet
also
had
an
excellent
game
for
the
Stylers
with
he
and
Watt
combining
to
dominate
the
big
third
period
for
the
Old
Stylers
Bennett
counted
one
goal
The
Old
Stylers
outscored
the
Sabres
8
1
in
the
final
period
Referee
Harvey
Clark
went
on
a
penalty
binge
with
six
minutes
left
in
the
third
period
He
originally
called
Bennett
on
a
questionable
two
minute
minor
penalty
Al
Murray
argued
the
point
and
Clark
handed
him
a
10
minute
misconduct
Murray
made
another
remark
and
Clark
threw
him
out
With
this
the
Old
Styler
bench
was
up
in
arms
So
Clark
handed
them
a
two
minute
bench
minor
All
of
a
sudden
the
Sabres
seemed
to
have
the
momen
momentum
¬
tum
ThCStylers
were
leading
11
9
at
the
time
but
had
to
play
two
men
short
Then
to
add
salt
to
the
wound
they
were
called
for
playing
too
many
men
If
the
game
had
a
turning
point
this
was
it
The
Sabres
failed
to
show
an
effective
offense
and
Watt
made
a
superb
play
to
get
free
from
two
men
in
the
Sabres
zone
Trouble
getting
runs
Low
scoring
games
and
extra
innings
have
become
the
early
trend
in
the
Prince
George
Major
Mens
Fastball
Association
Two
of
the
leagues
first
four
games
have
gone
an
extra
inn
inning
¬
ing
and
in
only
one
of
the
four
have
more
than
three
runs
been
scored
Thursdays
battle
for
first
place
between
Grahams
Mov
Moving
¬
ing
and
Storage
and
Canada
Hotel
was
the
second
consecu
consecutive
¬
tive
game
to
go
an
extra
inn
inning
¬
ing
Grahams
the
defending
regular
season
and
playoff
champions
got
the
run
they
Icebreaker
at
Blackburn
The
Prince
George
Regional
Fastball
Association
stages
its
annual
icebreaker
tournament
Sunday
and
Monday
The
tournament
will
be
played
at
the
Blackburn
diamond
on
Bittner
Road
Spectators
are
welcome
and
there
is
no
admission
charge
Following
is
the
draw
SUNDAY
10
30
a
m
Hospital
vs
Clear
Lake
12
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Kxcavatirg
vs
Custom
Field
Service
2pm
Commercial
Oil
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vs
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Winner
of
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vs
winner
of
game
2
6pm
loier
of
game
1
vs
loser
of
game
2
MONDAY
9am
winner
of
game
4
vs
winner
of
game
3
11am
loser
of
game
4
vs
loser
of
game
3
1
p
m
winner
of
game
5
vs
loser
of
game
63pm
winn
r
of
game
8
vs
winner
of
game
7
5pm
winner
of
game
6
vs
winner
of
game
9
needed
in
the
bottom
of
the
eighth
to
win
2
1
and
take
over
top
spot
Brian
Marchuck
1
0
went
the
distance
on
the
mound
to
victory
for
the
movers
Gord
Lilley
worked
the
first
six
innings
for
the
losers
but
didnt
figure
in
the
decision
Jim
Valachy
1
1
relieved
Lilley
in
the
sixth
and
suffered
the
loss
Grahams
collected
seven
hits
off
the
two
Canada
hur
lers
while
Marchuck
allowed
just
three
Grahams
scored
their
first
run
in
the
bottom
of
the
first
and
appeared
headed
to
the
leagues
third
1
0
decision
in
four
games
Cliff
Lonng
walked
moved
around
on
an
error
and
a
sac
sacrifice
¬
rifice
and
role
home
on
Gary
Samis
single
But
Canada
scratched
back
to
tie
in
the
top
of
the
senventh
and
final
regulation
inning
Two
Grahams
errors
and
a
sacrifice
produced
the
tying
run
In
the
eighth
Grahams
loaded
the
bases
and
Jim
Gor
Gordon
¬
don
lined
the
first
pitch
to
the
right
centre
fence
to
drive
home
the
winning
run
Regular
league
play
resumes
at
7
p
m
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A
quick
pass
and
hard
shot
by
Perry
Mulhall
and
the
score
was
12
9
The
Sabres
did
nothing
the
rest
of
the
game
and
the
Stylers
won
going
away
Jeff
Rowland
also
played
a
strong
game
for
the
Stylers
and
scored
two
goals
Paul
Mulhall
also
scored
twice
for
the
winners
with
Murray
Rob
Watt
Ron
Howard
Larry
Cal
der
and
Ben
Chow
each
scoring
singles
Richard
March
scored
twice
for
the
Sabres
in
a
losing
cause
Rod
Tisbury
Al
Mot
tishaw
Brian
Berg
Terry
Bergman
Don
Ramsay
Dave
Fulks
and
Dennis
Martin
each
had
one
The
best
crowd
of
the
season
saw
the
game
about
325
The
win
for
the
Old
Stylers
puts
them
alone
in
first
place
in
the
three
team
league
A
key
game
goes
Tuesday
when
Canada
Hotel
clashes
with
the
Old
Stylers
in
the
Coliseum
Canada
is
two
points
behind
the
Stylers
but
has
played
one
less
game
Canada
beat
the
Stylers
12
10
in
the
only
meeting
between
the
two
this
season
DANCE
Saturday
May
17
9
pm
to
1
am
Featuring
The
Rod
Russell
Band
From
Kelowna
Admission
500
per
couple
Tickets
available
at
the
door
for
members
guest
A
la
carte
dining
Hockey
curbs
sought
OTTAWA
CP
-Several
rule
changes
all
aimed
at
reducing
violence
in
hockey
will
be
proposed
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
in
Quebec
City
starting
Saturday
About
200
delegates
will
sift
through
300
motions
advocating
changes
in
the
CAHA
constitution
rules
and
regulations
One
rule
proposal
would
impose
a
10
minute
major
penalty
on
a
player
who
starts
a
fight
His
opponent
would
get
only
five
minutes
and
the
aggressors
team
would
play
shorthanded
for
five
minutes
A
player
including
a
goalie
who
gets
two
majors
in
one
game
would
get
a
match
penalty
says
another
proposed
rule
change
There
also
is
a
proposal
for
a
minimum
two
game
suspension
for
spearing
or
butt
ending
Prince
George
Golf
Curling
Club
SEASON
OPENING
GOLF
TOURNAMENT
DANCE
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Opening
Mens
Tournament
Sunday
May
18
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May
19
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It
was
a
weird
night
for
Buffalo
Sabres
but
its
something
they
should
expect
when
they
meet
Philadelphia
Fivers
in
the
Spectrum
The
Sabres
outshot
the
defending
Stanley
Cup
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Aquatics
here
during
festival
Jordon
Stoddard
will
be
a
top
competitor
for
the
Prince
George
Barracudas
at
The
Citizen
Barracuda
Festival
of
Sports
Swim
Meet
here
May
31
and
June
1
Stoddard
is
10
years
old
and
JORDON
STODDAKD
his
top
stroke
is
the
breast
stroke
He
recently
won
aggregate
title
at
the
Aurora
meet
here
and
in
Prince
Rupert
He
was
also
a
finalist
in
the
BC
winter
age
group
champ
championships
¬
ionships
in
the
Canada
Games
Pool
in
New
Westminster
Stoddard
will
compete
in
a
long
course
meet
in
New
Wes
Westminster
¬
tminster
this
month
and
also
swim
in
the
summer
champ
championships
¬
ionships
in
July
for
safety
sake
have
your
headlights
focused
accurately
umtirB
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in
announcing
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of
Town
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Limited
as
their
official
Bulk
Agents
for
the
Prince
George
area
Town
Oil
Limited
is
dedicated
to
complete
service
and
would
be
proud
to
supply
you
with
all
your
bulk
petroleum
products
and
services
For
these
services
contact
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George
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Friday
May
16
1975
-
13
Stock
cars
canoe
racing
Softball
highlight
holiday
weekend
The
long
weekend
sees
a
full
slate
ol
sporting
events
in
Prince
George
from
car
to
canoe
racing
Two
of
the
weekends
major
events
are
stock
car
racing
and
senior
B
mens
Softball
The
Prince
George
Auto
Racing
Association
has
two
programs
scheduled
for
the
PGARA
Speedway
A
field
of
about
25
claimers
and
10
super
stocks
is
expected
for
racing
Saturday
night
and
Sunday
afternoon
The
first
Saturday
evening
program
of
the
season
has
time
trials
at
6
pm
and
racing
at
7
Sundays
qualifying
is
at
1
pm
with
racing
at
2
PGARA
director
of
competition
John
McMullen
expects
the
super
stock
field
to
increase
to
about
10
with
Al
Doc
Olson
of
Prince
George
due
back
along
with
Gord
Sanderson
Wes
Henham
possibly
Don
Matthews
and
Sonny
Ben
vineu
of
Terrace
At
least
three
area
modified
drivers
are
heading
for
Western
Speedway
in
Victoria
for
a
show
sanctioned
by
the
Canadian
American
Modified
Racing
Association
and
the
Washington
Racing
Association
Heading
for
the
Island
from
Prince
George
are
Cliff
Hucul
and
Jurgen
Schiemann
along
with
Art
Boulianne
of
Quesnel
Two
members
of
the
Prince
George
Auto
Sport
Club
will
be
in
Kelowna
for
the
annual
Knox
Mountain
hillclimb
Gerry
Trainor
will
drive
his
Datsun
240
Z
and
Sid
Jones
will
run
his
Datsun
510
The
annual
May
holiday
weekend
major
mens
fastball
tournament
at
the
Spruce
City
Field
in
Carrie
Jane
Gray
Park
starts
Saturday
morning
and
runs
through
to
the
holiday
Monday
after
afternoon
¬
noon
All
four
teams
from
the
Prince
George
Major
Mens
Fastball
Association
are
entered
Canada
Hotel
Grahams
Mov
Moving
¬
ing
and
Storage
Joe
Martin
and
Sons
Loggers
and
the
PG
Reds
From
the
Prince
George
Bix
Six
Soft
Softball
¬
ball
League
come
Stone
Creek
Hotel
and
A
R
Williams
Machinery
Visiting
teams
are
Fraser
Lake
Houston
Terrace
and
Fort
St
John
The
double
knockout
tournament
begins
at
9
am
Saturday
with
Stone
Creek
playing
Grahams
At
11
a
m
Martins
play
Terrace
and
at
1
p
m
Fraser
Lake
meets
Canada
Houston
plays
the
Reds
at
3
pm
and
at5pm
Fort
St
John
plays
the
winner
of
the
first
game
The
final
Saturday
action
at
7
pm
has
the
winner
of
game
two
playing
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
Machinery
who
won
the
big
six
icebreaker
tournament
last
weekend
Sundays
play
begins
with
two
games
at
9
am
One
will
be
played
in
the
adja
adjacent
¬
cent
big
six
park
Other
Sunday
games
are
at
11
am
1
3
5
and
7
pm
Monday
action
begins
at
9
am
and
continues
at
11
am
1
3
and
5
pm
If
the
B
section
winners
beat
the
A
side
winners
in
the
5
pm
game
another
game
will
be
played
at
7
pm
Grahams
are
defending
champions
Out
of
town
the
Barracuda
Swim
Club
has
swimmers
in
Vancouver
and
divers
in
Calgary
as
a
tune
up
for
the
BC
Fes
Festival
¬
tival
of
Sports
meet
here
May
31
and
June
1
Joe
Watson
left
and
goalie
Bernie
Parent
celebrate
Flyers
opening
Stanley
Cup
final
4
1
win
over
Buffalo
IN
SENIOR
LACROSSE
In
golf
top
Prince
George
amateur
Bill
Hobbis
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
try
trying
¬
ing
for
his
fourth
straight
Jubilee
Open
title
The
Northern
Hardware
canoe
Race
Sunday
will
be
slower
than
usual
this
year
due
to
unusually
low
water
The
race
is
the
fourth
annual
for
junior
racers
and
the
16th
annual
for
seniors
Seniors
run
40
miles
from
the
Isle
Pierre
to
the
Hudson
Bay
slough
at
Fort
George
Park
Juniors
run
14
miles
from
Miworth
to
the
Hudson
Bay
slough
Senior
class
starts
at
1230
and
juniors
at
3
pm
The
race
is
for
standard
canoes
only
with
no
shell
types
allowed
Organizers
expect
16
canoes
in
each
class
The
team
of
Bruce
Hawkenson
and
Merle
Gordon
of
Prince
George
have
won
the
senior
title
the
past
two
years
and
will
be
out
for
three
in
a
row
Randy
Moore
and
Len
Loyie
of
Prince
George
aredefending
in
the
junior
class
The
race
should
end
about
430
pm
and
spectators
are
welcome
Also
on
the
weekend
is
a
Prince
George
Minor
Soccer
Association
Soccer
tournament
at
Rotary
Stadium
The
tourney
starts
Friday
and
ends
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
There
is
possibility
of
out
of
town
teams
competing
Monday
the
Prince
George
Motorcy
Motorcycle
¬
cle
Club
sponsors
a
moto
cross
at
the
track
at
mile
three
of
the
Vanderhoof
highway
The
moto
cross
starts
at
noon
ions
22
10
in
the
first
two
periods
but
couldnt
score
against
goalie
Bernie
Parent
who
led
the
Flyers
to
a
4
1
triumph
Thursday
night
The
win
before
17007
fans
gave
the
Flyers
a
1
0
lead
in
the
best-of-seven
National
Hockey
League
playoff
final
with
the
second
game
here
Sunday
afternoon
starting
at
1230
PDT
Left
winger
Bill
Barber
scored
two
goals
for
the
win
winners
¬
ners
His
first
came
at
342
of
the
final
period
to
snap
a
score
scoreless
¬
less
tie
Goalie
Gerry
Desjardins
of
the
Sabres
was
handcuffed
on
the
play
when
defenceman
Ed
Van
Impe
fired
a
shot
from
the
blue
line
that
went
past
the
left
side
of
the
net
Desjardins
moved
to
his
right
looking
for
the
puck
to
come
out
on
that
side
but
it
rebounded
on
the
left
and
Barber
knocked
it
into
the
open
net
OUTDOOR
RAMBLINGS
No
1
May
8
75
by
Bob
Melrose
Here
it
is
the
late
start
of
another
fishing
season
and
for
two
weeks
I
have
been
casting
in
my
sleep
Finally
got
a
chance
to
go
out
this
weekend
fishing
and
picked
up
and
released
one
small
one
about
2
pounds
Fly
fishermen
were
picking
up
a
few
down
south
but
the
troll-
ers
werent
have
much
luck
Some
of
the
lakes
around
Quesnel
area
are
open
and
had
a
report
that
some
of
the
Buckhorn
area
lower
lakes
were
also
open
Six
Mile
Tabor
Lake
ice
is
rotten
and
should
be
off
by
this
weekend
All
streams
in
the
Northern
Interior
region
are
closed
this
year
from
April
1st
-
June
30
except
Nadina
Stellako
Nithi
Endako
and
Nauthy
which
open
June
1st
This
closure
was
done
to
allow
some
fish
to
get
into
their
spawning
beds
which
of
course
should
result
in
more
fish
It
is
a
controversial
but
much
needed
move
as
all
dark
soft
spawners
should
be
released
anyway
New
regulations
are
currently
being
printed
For
more
infor
information
¬
mation
phone
us
at
562
2222
and
well
let
you
know
There
has
been
much
need
in
town
for
a
fly
casting
school
for
beginners
A
great
deal
of
mystery
has
been
attached
to
fly
fishing
but
the
basics
are
quite
simple
We
at
Bobsports
are
putting
on
a
fly
fishing
course
beginning
May
20
Tuesday
at
700
pm
at
Fort
George
Park
and
runn
running
¬
ing
4
programs
of
2
hours
each
Tuesday
and
Thursday
until
the
29th
of
May
The
four
lesson
course
will
go
into
selection
of
equipment
cast
casting
¬
ing
wading
fly
patterns
observation
of
fish
flys
and
feeding
Register
or
phone
us
here
at
Bobsports
Course
is
limited
to
20
people
men
and
women
We
have
ust
received
our
British
Seagull
Motors
a
good
selection
of
fly
tying
tools
and
materials
and
our
full
line
of
fishing
tackle
Weve
also
got
some
good
rod
and
reel
bar
bargains
¬
gains
Chargex
Mastercharge
bobSjporbc
Hours
9
6
9
9
Fri
Free
Parking