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_ Top Centennials . BOYS’ MINI-BASKETBALL
; Pe * . | ATCALEDONIA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
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. t _ Division | Division 1 . SEMI-FINALS
“ ae ae ~ Clarence Michiel a or pper Min, : ‘
-¥ Alyamsh Ot Uplands - . a a0 om Wieee We Wier and Place Biv. |
i Cormorant (Kitimat) : Alexander (Kitimat ae
. Field (Hazelton) :; - oye nce George ;
¥ _ John (Hazelton) 9 FINALS
* FRIDAY, MARCH 16 . 3:20 Loser 138 L (
- pear AS :20 p.m. r 13s Laser 14 (3rd & 4th place
x Game _ Time 7 Craw (home team is on left side) 16 9:30 p.m, Winner 13 vs Winner 14 (1st & 2nd place)
x 1 6:00 p.m. * Copper Min. vs Alexander
* 2 _ 7:10 puri. Cormorant vs John Field 10:30 p.m, 4wards Presentation
+ 3 8:20 p.m. Uplands vs Prince George ,
i : 4 9:30 p.m. Clarence Michlel vs Aiyansh
‘ — Previous Tournament Winners
k SATURDAY, MARCH 19 1974 - Clarence Michiel Classics
x 5 3 eo a ; 7 Copper Mtn. vs Uplands ine - clarence Michlel Classics
: mm. ne . 6 - Cormorant (Kitima —
¥ 6 910 am. |. * carence Michiel vs John Field . "
? 10:20 a.m. . rmorani vs Alyansh Cl a »
_ eos Malem alyanehvs dob Fel arence Michiel
Most Valuable Player — * 10 1:50 p.m. Clarence Michiel vs Cormorant 9 e -
Lance Legoutte, a fon at pin — plans vs Alexander Boys’ inter-city
sce «gs 12 ‘ : m1. . . ;
“a Most Inspirational Player — x : _ =eem eee : ualif in
Doug Matheson. ¥ ee... neo. q y g
;  Tsimshians upset tournament

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Most Sportsmanlike Player —
Dave Wakefield.

. The Skeena Tsimshians
ran into a bit of. trouble
during. the Junior Boys
Invitational Provincial .
Championships last
weekend but did manage to
overturn the highly touted

Belmont squad from Vic- -

toria in a losing cause..

The locals appeared very
flat in their. first game
dropping a 52-40 decision to
West Vancouver. The game
remained close during the
first quarter but West Van
opened up a 16 point lead by
the half :

The Tsimshians just could:
not put it all together in the .
second half to close the gap:
David Metzmeier played

followed by
who scored 13 points. The.

Victoria

team pulled to within three
ints. Terrace managed to
p its cool however and
regained a comfortable

ead. -
_ Richard Klein: led the

Tsimshians with 22 points
James Harvey

real star of the game was

- Dave Metaméier who scored

12 points but was all over the

court playing good defente
-and setting. up his team
‘mates for baskets..

_’. ‘The Tsimshians suffered a

disheartening 53-51 loss to
Princess argaret of
Penticton in the third game.

- The boys had trouble getting

untracked in the first half

half bul managed to draw
even in the third quarter.
Princess Margaret settled
in and moved ahead with a
seven point lead in the
fourth quarter, The
Tsimshians fought back and
managed to come to within
two points of the winners
with 10 seconds left on the
clock. They managed to
steal the ball wit 0
seconds left but failed to get
a shot away.

Mike Melntyre led the
Tsimshians with 13 points
followed by Richard Kiein
and Dave Metzmeier with 12
and 10 respectively. Terrace

was well represented by the |:
-Skeena Tsimshians and will

RESULTS

Friday, March 11

Thornhill 35 Veritas 40

{Veritas forfeits game because of substitution violation)
Clarence Michiel 47 Uplands 48 .

Saturday, March t2

Uplands 37 Veritas 24

Copper Mtn. 50 Thornhill 38

Clarence Michiel $1 Veritas 15

Copper Mtn. 38 Uplands 22

Clarence Michiel 33 Thornhill 20

Copper Mtn. 38 Veritas 20

Uplands 49 Thornhill 3a

Clarence Michiel 39 Copper Mitn. 25

TOURNAMENT RESULTS

Three Teams, Clarence Michiel, Copper Mountain and Uplands
ended up with a 3 win, 1 loss record (team standings were deter.
mined by greatest difference between total points for and against).
First Place .
Clarence Michiel 170 - 108 equal 62

Second Place

Copper Mountain 151 - 119 equals 32

Third Place

Uplands 156 - 147 equals >

Fourth Place

be a team to be reckoned
with when they move up to
senior play next year.

Thornhill - 1 win, 3 losses.
Copper Mountain and Uplands gain berths In the Inter-City Meet
next weekend along with the Clarence Michiel Classics.

well in scoring 10 points. He
was followed by Mike
Meintyre with nine points
anh ' James Harvey with
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In the second game the
Skeena team managed a
great win in what was
generally considered to be
an upset,- The Tsimshians
played a close defensive,
game against Belmont
winning 56: to 48. _.

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troubles on key players.
They fell behind 27-16 at the

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Most Popular Player
Steve - Radford.

early. in the game but ©’
stormed back to take a 27-18 .
half-time lead. It was touch
and go for awhile at the
beginning of the final
quarter as the Belmont

Best Forward —
Barry Heit.

| Minor |
Baseball

Registration for Minor
Baseball will be held at the
Terrace Co-op Friday,
March 18 from 4 p.m. to 8
p.m, and Saturday, March
19 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

All boys wishing to play
baseball this year must
register at this time as this
is to be the only registration
held. Registration is for
boys born between the years
1971 to 1962. Fees are $5 for
boys born in 1973 to 1969 and
$8 for all other ages.

We will also takin
names of boys born between
the years 1961 and 1960 who
are interested in playing
baseball.

Don’t forget — if you want
to play baseball be sure and
register.

Most Improved Player —
-Cliff Thorsteinson.

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period on the farm or get the staff and funds you wanted for that worthwhile community project.

BUSINESS .

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your business must have been in operation for at least one year. Funding available from the Ministry of Labour :

_ $1.30 to $2.00 per hour for up to-tive youths employed. 7,
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If you would like to operate a worthwhile project this summer, you're invited to apply for funding from the Ministry of
Labour. We will provide $3.00 to $4.00 per hour for each student or unemployed youth hired. We will also provide
4% holiday pay and project costs for materials and supplies, up to an amount equivalent to 1 5% of basic wages. .

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