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Just part of the action in high school sports over
the weekend, is (on the left) a volleyball match
between Smithers and Terrace held at Thornhill

The Herald, Monday, September 25,1976, Page 5

AIR PURIFIER & CLEANER

High school athletes in the
area were a busy lot over the
weekend, with volleyball and
soccer holding the spotlight.
- Caledonia hosted a girls’
volleyball playday on
Saturday with the Caledonia
A and B teams competing
against teams from Prince
Rupert, Kitimat, Hazelton

aqd Alyaneh.. Kitimat's..

unt Elizabeth. Secondary.
Caledonia A squad 15-10, 15-
12'in a hard fought final
maich to take top spot.
Caledonia A finlshing in the
runner-up position. in the
battle for third and fourth
apots, it was Prince Rupert
Secondary Schoo! defeating
Caledonia B 15-8 in the first
game, then hanging on to win
aparrow 22-20 decision in the
second game to take third
spot. The match for fifth and
wth positions went the full

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

“MESS takes playday |

three games. Aiyansh beat
Hazelton 15-4 in the first
game, but the Hazelton girls
came back to take a 15-4
decision in the second game,
tying the match at one game
apiece. The third and
deciding game was a thriller
all the way, with the Aiyansh
girls finally coming out on

sstop 19:13,in the, final, game. to
School defeated” the jctake filthapobin the playday;:

While the girls were
fighting it oul at Caledonia,
the boys' teams were holding
a playday at Thornhill Jr.
Secondary School. Un-
fortunately, all that isknown
at press time is that
Kitimat’s Mount Elizabeth
School finished first, bealing
out Terrace in a three game

final.

While all this volleyball
action was going on, 4 series
of exhibition seccer games
featuring leams from

Caledonia, Houston,
Kitimat, Prince Rupert,
Smithers and Hazelton was
being held at Skeena
Secondary Schuul, The host
Caledonia team defeated

Houston 3-0, but then were -

shut out 1-0 themselves by
Kitimat's Mount Elizabeth
Secondary Schoul team. The
squads-from Prince Rupert
and Hazelton appeared tobe"
the class of the field. Prince’
Rupert came up with a pair
uf easy victories, downing
Smithers 7-0, then clabbering
Houston 9-0. Hazelton also
appeared strong, vuver-
powering Kitimat 5-0, and
triurmphing uver Smithers by
the same 5-0 score. The
games didn’t count towards
any standings, but were an
indicalion of whal to expect —
as a ‘double-knockout
tournament is planned for
sometime in October.

Bombers down Lions

WINNIPEG (CP) -- Ralph
Brock threw four touchdown
passes to lift the Winmipeg
Blue Bombers to 32-25
Canadian Football League
vietory over British
Columbia Lions Sunday.

Brock’s throwing rallied
the Bombers from a
disastrous first quarter in
which Winnipeg ran only
eight offensive plays— three
of them punts—and failed to
Reta first down.

* ‘The Lions, dominant in the
first quarter, managed only
three fleld goals by Lui Pas-

saglia.

B.C, controlled most of the
second quarter, but the best
they could do was three field
goals, The Lions did get a
touchdown in the fourth

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managed in the second half.-

Mike Holmes and rookie
Joe Poplawski each caught
two, touchdown passes for
Winnipeg.

Bernie Ruoff converted all
four and booted singles from
63, 52, 95 and 72 yards.
Passaglia's field goals were
kicked between the 19 and 44
yard line.

In the first half the Lions
had one touchdown called
back on a penalty, had
another drive halted by a
Merv Walker interception
and twice Tagge's potential
scoring passes were drcp-

ped,

_ Lions led 9-2 after the first
quarter and 18-16 at the half
but the tide had turned in
Winnipeg’s favor before the
second quarter ended.

Ruoff recovered his own

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went ahead for the first time,
16-15, on Ruoff’s convert
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Bombers they regained the
lead, 23-18, while keeping
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