Wednesday, June 24, 1959 THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE Page

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Local golfers | Local drivers hot at Quesnel
H 7 i d D y |i the Q 1 2
in Kamloops cco eS yaitd, Say [ie Semel sar co og
put on a show of driving skill}Hartnett placed second * and

at Quesnel stock car races last/Denny Styan third,
tournament Saturday evening. The two Williams Lake car
Freddy, drivng No.i 789, cut|t0ok first and second places in \
Mel Kahl made the best show- up the track in 30 3-5 seconds|the Australian pursuit race. “
ing in a group of local golfers to win the time triels over 12|Styan dropped the checkered 4 v
Who travelled to Kamloops on| other cars. After the time trials |#ag and Fred pushea 789 Across a au ers ome
the weekend to play in the In-|neats were run off according to|the wire in the number two
terior Open tournament. three speed divisions. Karl|SPot. Later these two drivers age 5
Kahl qualified for the cham-|Seibert placed second in the/had @ fivelap grudge race
pionship flight but was beaten |Middle heat. The fast heat was| Which was won by Freddy.
out by Bob Affleck of Kamloops|"00 by Ron Peebles, Quesnel,| Three years ago Carl Ene-
on the last hole. Bill Mills,@nd Denny Styan was second | Mark established the track rec- e
formerly from Quesnel, was the | With Fred Seibert third. apie cna cure
1 eat ie
runner-up of the event. With good driving and a last} record but could wind up no _ : :
Alf Knull, Bob Carson ang}. Jack Hartnett, Quesnel, | raster than 30 2-5 seconds.
Ramsay Blair qualified for the/T0ared to the lead in the “A” MONDAY JUNE 29 ELKS HALL 8:30 P.M.
sixth flight and Bob Kelt was|™main event. Jack kept out in ' ' rare :
runner-up im the seventh flight,|front of the pack for 14 of the .
15 laps, but Seibert was right Leafs split
The home-town club is ex-|on nis tail waiting for a chance
Pecting to compete in a return to break through. The chance

match with Quesnel sometime in le h tered the d bi h d . =
. came as the cars en t Ou =| ea er FIRST EVENT f
This C:

last lap of the race, Seibert pass-
ne t Ashcroft
ing ducks and protects them with all the a SNCro!

lion. Ed Lohb: i ] Hy LY 4 MH Th Sh d F li K h k
eect wieeerycrre wm eves | Ladies will be in the ring |. vines: su sme 1s e shadow vs. Felix Kohnke

to Town!

the nest since the sing knocked. down Ashcroft 14-5 in U.S.A. Williams Lake
= © gander_became pi The feminine touch will be)Clark in a two-out-of-three falls|the second game of a double
added to this year’s one-night | event. header held at Ashcroft last

; Two out of Three Falls or One Hour
Stampede wrestling card with Something different is prom-|Sunday.

two members of the gentle sex|ised in the main event, which Howie-town pitcher throueh.
slated to enter the ring. will be a mixed tag team match inal 5

Se . own
Official O enin First match of the night will} with Betty Clark and “The tat fe idsea, dons rr
see Felix Kohnke take on “The ey Davidson. Jerry Dodge

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Shadow” challenging Felix and|~ . . SECOND EVENT
a hed in the first game which
Shadow” in a two-out-of-thi i pile

A two-out-of-three| Marva Scott. qulost £0 Asherott” by a ft

0 falls event or a one-hour time The wrestling card will b

e
limit. The ladies enter the pic-|held in the Elks Hall Monday |S°°7e

ture in the d match with | nigh a a — 5 Cc >
Marva’ Scott” mesting Botty|ocsu, ™* ST MRMETWAT at/ Winning pitcher for te Betty Clark vs. Marva Scott
Cc eese a e | main, Leas put on a show of Virginia, U.S.A.
3 TAILOR-MADE HULA HOOP FOR JOEY good batting in the second

Jackson, Tennessee

game. Two out of Three Falls or One Hour

Resort
SUNDAY, JULY 5

Lacrosse opens
here Saturday }

Qpening games for senicr
lacrosse will be played this
weekend in War Memorial
Arena. Saturday at 8:30 p.m
the Prince George team will
meet the Williams Lake Lum-
bermen in the hometown box.
A second game will take place
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

THIRD EVENT

Bape MAIN EVENT

Mixed Tag Match
Shadow & Betty Clark vs, Felix Kohnke & Marva Scott

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