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@ Wednesday, November 27, 1968

CONCENTRATING on that volleyball is Skeena Secondary
eo-captain Judy Kurisu in practise, Skeena hosts the zone

championships this weekend,

_ Terrace to host
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High’ schools’ Northwest Zone
volleyball championships will be
played in Terrace this weekend,

Skeena blasts
Kitimat Chiefs

,  Skeena ‘Tsimshians blasted Kit-
imat Chieftains inan inter-school
basketball game Wednesday, °

. Skeena won 72-21. |:

It was a repeat win for the

Tsimshians who earlicr had beat«

en the Kitimat team 45-27.

In Wednesday's game: Tsim-
shians started quickly ‘to es-
tablish a 244 lead. Thelr full
court. man-to-man coverage con-
fused the Chieftains,

'TSIMSHIANS; Rod Kluss 28,
Bob Kester 21, Flayio Cervo 6
Dave Wadley: 3, Rick Dakin, 13;
Terry. Wilson 4 Bil Keller i

. Finals will be played at 6 p.m,

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ey from Kitimat, - Rupeit
Hazelton and Terrace will con-
test the championship.

Kitimat is favored to win,

Games will start.at 11.a.m,

Saturday.

Terrace team ¢o-captained by
Marj Hobenshield and Judy Kur-
isu could. make a strong chal-
lenge for the championship.

But Kitimat, which beat Ter-|
race last weekend, remains the
favorite, .,

Senior girls, junior girls, and
senjor boys’ championships will
be decided,

- In. last weekend's volleyball
tournament, Terrace girls were
narrowly beaten by Kitimat 15-
13, 15-12, but managed to ‘beat
Rupert 15-10, 15-9,. and Hazele
ton #15, 16-14, 15-12.”

Kitimat also won senior boys?
competition with Terrace plac-
ing second and winning four of
their five games,

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_ Shell for a 64 win November

race’ goal came off the stick

In the second '

Teams were tted 4-4 at the erd of two pertods.- .

“Then Norm MacFarland blasted in two i gals too comt-
plete his hat trick to give ‘Terrace the go-away win. - ie

Teams werd tled 1-1 at the end of the first period, Ter- 2

_ Jack Thomson and Harold Sims, ies
riod: Mal, Nelson found the net with aD
assist coming from Jack Thompson, ‘~ 7
Goals 3 and 4 were scored by Dick Brown, and Norra,
‘MacFarland, Both goals were unassisted. .
MacFarland acored the winning 8 foals. on assists by Robin ;
Keays and Tony Neill, and Martin ©

| Hockey Terriers
| topple. Merchants

” ‘Terrace’s hockey Terriers outlasted Kitimat’, Northwest :

18).

of Keith Malmgren assisted by..

Skeena T

Aiyansh outlasts -

A. short-handed ‘Tsimshian 8 bowed out to strong
_ Alyansh competition ina game od

simshi ans.

The Skeena Secondary team
only had three of the first string
and four second stringers in the
Hneup, ~

Juniors beat
Intermediates _

Skeena’ Juniors showed no re-
spect for age or size trouncing
the school’s intermediate squad
45-22 in their first game of the
season.

coached by Mel Marquardtand the
intermediates 17 and urxter) by
Je Prokopehuk,

Juniors got down to. the Dbus-
iness of scoring baskets from the
start and took a 15-4 lead at
the quarter. .

Cliff Milis scored high with
i4 and Tom Casey showed good
ball handling, In the second half
Dale Prest and Gerald Lamming
teamed up for 10 points in the
third quarter,

Intermediates Morris Squires
and Tom Agnew began to find the
range in the final quarter.

JUNIORS 45: C. Mills 14, D.
Prest11, G. Lamming 8, T, Case
ey 4, V. Jacques 4, K,. Hould-
en 2, D, Gare’ 1, D, Owens 1.

INTERMEDIATES 22: 7, Ag-
new 10, M. Squires 8, M, Sey-
-‘mour 2, D. Dain 2s -

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|: The students began to.Ht to

Juniors (15 and: under) are |-

one of the strongest: basketball

-zone may-off time comes in the
fall,

Atyansh's Herb Morven farmed
in an unbelievable-performance
hitting from all over the floor.’

Afyansh established a 2 point'll
; margin at the half after the lead. ,

changed hands, «|

‘After playing _ two ‘previous
games that week, Skeena letdown
particularly .in full court press;
and man .to man coverage. |

run up a 59-53 lead with 2 |
minutes left, ~— -
~« But -Afyansh stole the ballfora
basket, then sank two more ina
row to tle the game 59-59, .
With six seconds left Dave
Wadley:just missed and thegame
wert to, overtime.

In ‘the ‘five minutes of over-
time. -Afyansh hit. ‘six. baskets

amd a free throw while Tsin-|f

wane only. managed four: bas-
Ay

Tsimshian seoring: Bob Kes
ter 18, Rod Kluss, 15, Bi] Kel=
ler 12, Dave Wadley B Ed Ob-
zera 7, Terry Wilson 6, :

" SKEENA MEETS
RAINMAKERS

’ Terrace’s Tsimshians tangle
with the team to beat Friday night.

The Skeena Secondary squad
meet Prince RypertRainmakers,
zone champions in 1968 and fav-
ored to win the 1969 title, .

’ But the Tsimshians, fielding

squads in recent years, are ex-
pected to make a strong bidwhen

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the first encounter in the Smith-

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