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pjscvoesy Jone 15, 1966 - — —
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a retrace TCMP Loggers split a double-header in Prince
mepert Sunday before what is believed to be the coast city's.
mavollest crowd for on opener in years.: _
maelie Loggers, sponsored by Tri- = -
fey Motor Products, powered their | hitting Joe Glordano with one out.
say to an early lead in the opener | Joe took the third pitch and park-
oe a hard hit single by catcher|ed it one bounce over the right
meeiony Miller, and a homerun | field wall for a stand up double,
mer the 287 mark by shortstop | making it a four to four ballgame. |.
meeby Panton, his first of the| Dale Esche came in to make Bill |
mung season, ' | Smith pop up to first sacker Dan
errace picked up two more |McKerracher, and strike the next
sin the fourth on hits by Bob-| batter out.
Panton, centre-fielder Jack Phil-|. Sure. enough Rupert came
Spud Larson, and rookie | through with e run in the ninth on
yne Larson with two Rupert | a weak hit to short right, a stolen
crt, Als ca tur 1h heoig Read a
upert: All-Stars came back in | ¢d th z Sut at secon .
@ fourth to pick up one run on a| inches. Another hit fell into left
® and an error to Bob Panton,/centre and. -AllStars.raced boma
=o let a routine ground ball slip | With the wiziting run: -
meeween iris legs, All-Stars again] Rocky Larocque pitched 7-1/9
maeied in the bottom of the sixth] innings, giving up four runs on
= hits by Billy Smith and Bill} seven hits, walking four, and
me onk) ounbers before vie ide striking gut six men at the plate,
meee retired on a long fly SECOND GAME
mt fielder Wayne Laraon. | - In the second game Fred Philpot
mEAHAGER'S BOOBCO. __ | went the distance, striking out aix|
gRocky Larocque was going the' batters, walking one, and giving

stance, the infield was chattering | up three ‘hits, none of them hard
aa Up and everything looked rosy, | hit balls. Terrace agaih grabbed an
ert a hit and an error put twoj early lead in the second on hits by
men on, one at third and one at{ Spud Larson, « walk to Fred Phil-

he plate. So the left fleld base-Hne for Willy
Manager Red LiEstrange called | Jackion, knocking in two runs.

he and went out to the mound] In the fifth, Larocque beat out
wor a tete-a-tete: with the Log-]an infield hit to third. stole. sec:
grer’s battery. Dale Exche, the re-|ond -and came home on a drive
gilefer, was warm end waiting for| that Keith Larson stashed down the
he call to come into the ball/ right field -line for'a triple. Dale
yeame. The slightly tiring Larocque | Esche came up and promptly drove

mecond with the winning run at| pot, and a screaming double down |.

NOW ROLLING OVER BRITISH COLUMBIA ROADS and
highways, visiting about 200 communities, is the British
Columbia Centennial Caravan. L. J. Wallace, general chair-
man of the Canadian. Confederation Centennial Committee
of British Columbia, examines the gaily painted side of one
of the two 55-foot truck-trailer units which link together
to form a “corridor of time” from 1778 through 1966, with
an imaginative look into the future. The caravan, a project
of the provincial Centennial committee, was designed and
constructed by Patey-Eliason Production Ltd., Vancouver,
art director, £..F, Stidder. It will be in Terrace on. June 26

bagger and Terrace moved ahead
4 to 0.

-Rupert came through with two
runs in the sixth on a walk, two
hits and an overthrow charged to
Bobby Panton at short. This was
Rupert's best attempt of the game
but they could not score more than
two, and Terrace came out with a
split. .

This year Terrace TCMP Loggers

awas not pulled, and faced Jong bail] one through the hole for a two-

three, and losing -three, one in
wel | oxtra-innings and the:other in tinal

] will keep on producing. if he stays

, ity mad at the ball.

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