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Terrace
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Terrace Men’s Curling
League playoffs were
held last weekend.

In the Park Ave. Realty
event, the Allan Jacques
tink was. a winner over
Buster Patterson.

The 49"
winnter which

. ored .... by. --Emeo
Stopiy was the Gordon
‘Duplisse rink. Déplisse
beat put Cec Moore.

Curling with Jacques
was kDoug Marshall,
Rich Green and Dennis
Williams.

Curling with Duplisse
was Geoff Clibbett, Jim
McMann and Ken Hen-

section
was

y. .
Mixed curling zone

Curling

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winner from Prince
George to represent the
north in the provincial
finals at Nelson.

Curling with Patterson
is Iris Garneau, Gordon
Duplisse and Paullette
Patterson.

- Curling with Melanson

-- is Blaine Furnseth, Doug .-

Marshall and Marcella
Melanson. &-*. my
The Men’s Zone
playoffs will be held at
the Terrace curling rink
Jan, 20, 21, and 22.
This will be the start of
the Zone 6 brier.
The winner of this zone
will go to The B.C.
Curling Association
playdowns to be held in

KINGSTON, Ont. (CP)
— Michael J. (Mike)
Rodden, the first person

As a hockey referee
Rodden officiated in 1,187
National Hockey League

National Hockey League.
‘Mike was an authentic
builder of the game ... a

{ Football, hockey Hall of Fame athlet

Fame, said:
‘*] drafted all the terms
of reference for the hall

coach’ referee and finally
as a sports editor and
‘ columnist.

e dies

at the sehools In Jouthall
he made the cullege all-
stars in four consecutive
years and at a different

io be elected to both the games,arecordthatmay very colorful and often and the best way tosum Asa youth he excelled rs

Canadian football and cover be equalled. In controversial character up Mike Rodden fs that he’ as a jeaneist and is the position each vaving
hockey halls of fame, football he coached who will be remembered is what the Hall of Fame only! petson- known to centre, tackle, flying
died earl today teams to 27 titles, in- fondly and missed is all about. He was a have ever run the wing and end.

following a lengthy ill- cluding two Grey Cups greatl by a host of veryimportantcoginthe dreaded Island Rapids on

ness. He was 87. while directing the old friends and admirers evolution of the Canadian the Abitibi River in A respected judge of

Rodden, a former
sports editor of Kingston
Whig-Standard and the

_ old Toronto Globe, ex-

celled in every athletic
field in which he com-
peted, coached or
refereed.

| Friday the 13th SALEABRATION

Hamilton Tigers in 1928
and 1929,

“Hockey has lost
another of its
distinguished links with
its founding days,” said
Clarence Campbell,
former president of the

which include me.”’
EPITOMIZES | IDEAL
Jake Gaudaur, com-
missioner of the
Canadian Football
League and chairman of
the board of directors of

the Football Hall of

football and then as a

Football League ta what
it is today."

A native of Mattawa,
Ont., Rodden spent half a

,century in sport first as a

layer in hockey,
aseball, lacrosse and

Northern Ontario.

WON 15 LETTERS

He entered Queen's
University here in 1910
and in the next four years
won 15 letters in football

and hockey, still a record

hockey talent, Rodden
personally recommended
32 players who achieved
stardom in the NHL.
Among them were Nels
Stewart, Toe Blake,
Butch Keeling and Hap
Emms. —

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Melanson rinks, Melanson. RG A ¢ onvertable

The winner there
moves onto the district
championship against a

About 10 teams will be
competing from areas
west of Houston.

Sports Briefs

FINNISH

SKIER ot the first hit in Yankee
FIRST tadium in 1923 and was
SCHONACH, West the American League’s

Germany (AP) — Fin-
nish skier Rauno Miet-
tinen amassed 422.175
points to win the two-day
12th international Nordic
combination Sunday.
Alexander Majorov of the
Soviet Union, winner of
Saturday’s combination
jump, finished second
with 421.520 points
followed by Jouko
Karjalainen of Finland
with 421,410. Jorma
Etelaelahti of Finland
won the 15¢-kilometre race
Sunday with a time of 49
minutes 17 seconds—one
minute ahead of West
German Klaus Faiset.

WINS CROSS-COUNTRY
RACE
QSLO (AP) — Lars
Erik Eriksen of Norway
won the 25th annual
Monolithe cross-country
ski race Sunday over 18
kilometres in Fronger
Park. Eriksen was paired
with Sweden's top skier,
Thomas Wassberg, and
beat him by almost one
minute. Eriksen was
clocked in 53 minutes 41
seconds. Wassberg was
second in 54:38 and
Norwegian Anders
Bakken placed third in

BALLPLAYER DIES
KIRKLAND, Wash.
(AP) — George Henry
Burns, former major
league first haseman who

Most Valuable Player in
1926, died Saturday in
hospital. He was 4&4.
Burns spent 16 seasons in
the American League,

beginning with Detroit -

Tigers in 1914.. He also
played with Philadelphia
A's, Cleveland Indians,
Boston Red Sox and New
York Yankees.

DEFEAT FRENCH |

ESSEN, West Germany
(AP) — West Germany.
defeated France 3-0
Sunday in Europe's Kings
Cup tennis competition in
Grugahalle Stadium.
Peter Elter, a 19-year-old
playing in his home town,

eat France’s Patrick
Proisy 7-5, 6-2 while West
German Uli Pinner
defeated Patrice
Dominquez 6-1, 6-3 in the
other singles match. In
the doubles, Elter teamed
withReinhard Probst and
downed Dominquez and
Francois Jalffret 7-6, 6-4,

F

HANNOVER (AP) —
Hartwig Steenken, 35, one
of West Germany’s most
successful equestrians,
died Tuesday from brain
injuries suffered in a car
accident six months ago.
Steenken, whe had been
ina coma since his car hit
a tree July 13, was a.
member of the gold
medal-winning West

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