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_ Messy 0 October 20, 1968...

REP . Sag he A

WAVING ARMS surround Skeena’s: Bilt Keller faced by
Bob Wilson in last Thursday’s
when the students downed the Red and Whites 113-76

Gord McConnell and
Sheena’s Ed Obzera at right.

Agar’s
action
That's

Students bomb Ag ars

‘ Skeena Talmshtans poured in
143 points Thursday te prove
they are the team to beat in
Sentor Men's basketball league,

“‘Thé students set a new school
scoring record with thelr 112
76 win over Agar Red and White,
_. Tsimshlans were helped by the;
return of all-star centre Rod
Kluss to the line-up, Kluss net+
ted 32 points and Flavio Cervo
hit for 24,

_Skeena coach Al Cameronused
a -full court press and students
were able to capitalize on pas«
Sing and dribbling: errors - by
Agar. Eleven Tsimshians made
the scoring. column with Kluss
and Cervo combining for 44 of
the. 66 Points scored in the first:

In ‘other action Tuesday (Oct.

22) Agar Red & White picked
up- their~first win-by defeating
‘the “Lakélse” Motor= Hote! -70s6t-7

: Scoring for Agar: were Gerry
t* Sharples 20, Fred Philpot 17

: and Bob Wilgon.. 16.High for, the. 5.

57 "Dave “Webster with:
el

G. Mee Sone 2, “Gs Sales 0,

B, Taper 0, J Lerive 2.

LAKELSE gar HOTEL, |
66; -M, Marquardt 11, W. Trkla
11, B. Ganzer 4, D. Barlow 6,
C, Beatty 0, Te! Tebo - 3; D..
Webster 32,

SKEENA TSIMSHIANS, 143: R
Kluss 32, E, Obzera 8, "B, Kes-
ter 6, F, Cervo, 24,: ‘Re Dakin
7, P. Walker 13, B. Keller 4,
D, Wadley 7, G. ‘Wadley 0, T.
Wilson 2, 3, "MeNab 9, Dn Stra
sbourg 1, :

"AGAR. ‘RED’ AND ‘WHITE, 76:1
R, Wilson 25, F.. -Philpot 20
W. Elkew-'8, °G;'Sharples:-18,
G.. McConnell . a, .B.-Turner-0s

‘ LAKELSE ° "MOTOR: ROTEL,
G0: Ms Marquardt 15, J, Pro-
kopehuk 13, W. Trida 2, B, Gan-
zer 7, D. Barlow 4, 7 Tebo
4,D. Webster 15...

* ALBERT & McCAFFERY, ars

-| H. ‘Champoux 9, D. McKay 7,

J. Stroet 6, H. Hamuis. 3, A.
Blessin 10, -D,’ MacLeod 0, &.
Reynolds 13,

and McCaffery 4-2; Skeena Tsim=
shians 4-2: Lakelse Motor - Hot-
el BBs Agar Red and, Whit

ORING LEADERS! ‘Cham.
CA=M) 115; Webster: (LMR |«

Mair Caan): ins Cervo |:

b)':'913 Marqua:

Kester: Ks) 87; Kluss (Sk) 80;
Philpot::(Apar) 79; “Stroet o

MD 49, bzera se 64;:

20, | ing action, 7 .».m,; Bart!

MED. 9a: |: + Cal

TERRACE | HERALD, TERRACE, BC

a camo

eat! su success Catan fo

In its” “gentenary.y mm fit:

“4s 100 ‘years’: sitive ‘the first

LADIES READY FOR.
NEW. ROCK SEASON ©

The: first. rock slides down the ice in anger October 29
when the ladies curling season officially opens,

Drawmaster Lil Kosteck re=|~

vealed her draw for the 18 team
league*‘over potluck supper “at
the community centre, site for |.
‘the club’s annual meeting, ..

McKinnon. meets Kosteck in :

the opener with Myers v. Judd,
Ruehlen y, Hildebrand on’ the
evening agenda ‘starting at 7
D.m. *

, October. “BL sees the,” follow-.
ett ve
Fraser," Braathen .' Houldem;
Olson. ¥ Gravelle,. 9 p.m. Davy
vs Buckley; Sharples vy. Demp-
ster; Jones y. Howden.

‘Seven rinks will play in the
Wedtiesday afternoon league,
starting ip.m, October 30, |.

‘Cassie. Hall :
new |
soccer power
Cassie Hall is the ‘power to
beat in’ inter-school soccer, |:
That's the position at the end
of the first half of the season,
The Cassie Hall team has play-
ed five and won five to lead the
league with the maximum - 10
points,
-Closest contender Is Clarence

Michiel which has two wins-and
‘two @raws in six games for 6

‘Marie Beckley of zone ways points,

and. means committee reported
success with two raffles at the
opening bonsptel. Jean Lowe won

_ake # chance yafile?, Larry.|

uciley secured a box of choco~
lates :for second, and Jan’ Tom-
dinn

again’ be: in’ oD
eration for league nights, Spec-
tators are welcome to watch ‘the | 6-0

. games and use the canteen.

a

share’ deposits.

Hoan, a por.

-tlon: of the re-paymient. builds up ‘his

Veritas follows’ with two wins
and a draw in five games for
five € Dolnts, a .

. eri Ups
. ae 6-0; ‘Clarenes Michtet tied
rnhilt

"02s ; Cassie Hall bt Up~

reritas bt “Thornhill {

§0; Clarence. Michiel bt Uplands.

Cassie Hall bt Veritas 4-1,

es “second half play, Cassie:

Hall: squeezed past Clarence

Michiel 1-0.and Clarence Michiel
beat Thornhill 5-0,

~|players.

|| football club: was“ organized In
“| Montreal].

lis drawing” bigger :erowes' than |.

+ ever. In the flrat month: of this

*. Canadian - football

season: four. ‘ehowd-gizo.1 ecords
were broken in’ Montreal, :

wi
spread concert about the-future
lean's magazine this: month tatks

ball stadiums. ;

Noted sports pundit Trent
Frayne writes:
that all the clubs and all.-the
players have survived, however

ob Gill (Jake) Gaudaur, the
game’s new commissioner.”?

Gaugaur is tha - 43-year-old
wunderkind of Canadian football.
As president, general manager.
and part-owner of the Hamilton
Tiger-Cats, he was what Frayne
calls a “phenomenal success.”

He has .taken over as CFL
‘| commissioner at a time wherthe
game is bedevilied by a trinity
of potentially cataclysmic Brob-
ema,

First, costd are ‘rising astro-
nomicalty, The public wants
stars, Stars want big money,
Maclean’s reports that total sal-
aries in the CEL this year will
top $3,250,000. The public also
demands bigger and better and
costly stadinm facilities, 7

Second, the game has dimin-'
ished in its entertainment .and
competitive appeal, And the big-
ger the crowds the more import-
ant is entertainment value, | —

Third, the quality of Amerie
an players prepared to . come
north to Canada is apparently’
deteriorating, because U.S, leag-
ues offer bigger Money and lush-
er fringe benefits.

According to Maclean's, Gaud-
aur (pronounced G'dour) has al-
ready made impact.on the last
two problema,

By asking league officials to

yeh ins

“And he hes propounded anew
philosophy which says the power
of positive ‘thinking will make.
CFL teams. realize. that they
are at an advantage, not.a dig-|
jadvantage, when shopping for

Resonate AIRS

me

{:Ation,

of the game in Canada that.Mac- |.

“One big reason |...

tenuously, is a man named Jace |.

" Reported by: “Ro KLUSS
Skeena’s Tsimshlans. won re-

*/ 8pect in Smithera over the week-
."/ end’ but the rifle-sharp Ralnmak-
{ers from ‘Priace Rupert won the

inter-achdol tournament, ;

Tsimshians- _Thade “it ‘to. the
final ja the seven-team compet

The. Merrace saad, rated one ae

-of the strongest {n. regent years
‘flest. presented their credentials | et.
to the Quesnel team Friday. night, | *
They. coasted to a 59-37 win fo

Smithers: tournament final,

move into the : winnex''s brack-|

. Skeena’s, major point-getters

were Bob Koster (16) Flavio
Cervo (£2) and Rod Kluss (0, match thelr rea acareey
. Terrace then . took: on tha| When they ‘downed 'Quesiiat het un

Prince Rupert Rainmakers, last | Prince pe hed thera
sedson’s. zone champions; in the|® real possibility that 5 Skeem.
:~.. | ¢@a some out.on. top ‘when they
“+: 7 play the zone finale next, Maireby

.,Ralamaors couldn't miss ‘and 5

a 37-27 -lead.. at the -half,
They won going away 88-55 with
linpeesalve ® shooting for the bask

High Skeena | scorers-in
final were Hod-Klugs- (29); Bob
ance a5) and Flavio &

SPLICE. THE, | MAINBRACE WITH

High men ‘tor. "Sheena Were |"

Rad Klis 45) and Bill Kellar

_ ‘They: réturned to the court
9:30 am, Saturday to score the

a. upset of the tournament by beat- |.
ing favored. Prince George. Pol-

ars 63-40, : _
. Grid scouts
check all

; colleges how

By THE CANADIAN PRESS
“Not so Jong ago, only grad.
‘uates from the University of
Toronto; Queen's University, Un-
versity’ ‘of Western Ontario and
McGill: would be seriously con-
sidered as candidates forthe Can.
adian, Football League, ;

. But now the CFL says “that
pro scouts may be found attend.

ing games.at all Canadiancolleg= |:

es where football is played, from
Newfoundiand to ‘British n Colum-
a, .

One of the; major’ sources of
Canadian talent, the league adds,
is the Canadian college football
draft, ‘held in February each
year - at the time of the CFL
meeting,”

‘Prominent among current CFL

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statistical leaders who ‘once | eae

sparkled on- Canadian college
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(McMaster 1958); Ottawa flank |. '

er Whit Tucker (Western 1962);

‘Winnipeg. Blue- Bombers’ half |.

back Ken Nielsen (Alberta 1965)
and B.C.” haltback : Jim Young
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At present a total of 47 form-

er Canadian college players

are working with CFL clubs,

to | accounting: for. about 35 per cent
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