PAGE 12, THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1974

Ladies curl Kitimat style
in jupert annual bonspiel

Prince Rupert was the
scene of a major boneplel
last weekend. The 2¢th an-
nual Prince Rupert Ladies

tracted rinks from Terrace,
Kitimat, Smithers, Prince
George, Coquitlam and
Victoria.

Curling Club bonspeil at-

e Barry rink of Terrace vs the Munson rink of Terrace

Forthe second consecutive

year the Kitimat rink of Joan
Hough were ne winners.
ureday night the Rupert

rinks finished thelr season to
prepare for the bonspiel.
Friday evening the fun
began with the out of town
rinks playing down to bring
the group up to the official
opening of the bonspell.

President of the Prince
Rupert Ladies curling club,
Wendy Atchison, com-
mented on the annual affair,
and started the activities.

Sunday morning the
curlers were treated by
Super-Valu grocery slores to
a full breakfast including
eggs, hotcakes, sausage and
bacon.

After a day of curling the

‘winners were awarded. and

the bonspiel was finished for
another year.

Winners included not only
the Hough rink of Kitimat
but Adle Mohn of Terrace
who curled off 4th in D event,
Elaine Furnseth of Terrace
who came out first in B
event, and Sally Sandley of
Kitimat who wound up third
in C event.

fhe Annual Rupert Ladies Bonspiel.

Jets stay ahead of

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loser to a first-viace
fincsh in the World Hockey
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games remaining, the Jets
lead the league with 9 points
while secondplace New
England Whalers have 80
points and 10 games to go.
Ulf and Kent Nilsson
scored first-period power-
play goals to help the Jets
defeat Quebec Nordcques 5-3
Sunday night and open the
14-point lead over the idle
Whalers who play host to the
Jets Wednesday night.
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Steve West had three goals
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exhibliion game after falling
behind 3-0 in the first period.

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_ Nicklaus wins Players-now
on to Masters in Georgia

{AL) — Jack Nicklaus now
has his sights trained - on
Augusta, Ga., and the
Masters. :

“It’s been a pra&ty good
run,” he said of the four-
tournament string that
ended with his strange
victory, Sunday in the
Championship.

“Tye won $165,000 in my
last four starts and that’s not
all that bad, I’m playing
well, obviouely, n

“Byom the standpoint‘ of
confidence golng into the
Masters (his next start),
things couldn’t be better.” n

Nicklaus has two victories
and two seconds in bis last
four starts. Sunday's victory
was capped by one of the
most peckliar of all his 65
American golf triumphs, a

_no-birdie round of three-

par 75 and a oneover-

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With the triumph came a
$60,000 first prize, which
boosted his season’s ear-
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Nicklaus ahead of Tom
Watson for the firat time this
year. Watson, who failed to
make the cut for the second
consecutive time, has
$103,181.

Nicklaus recognized that
the national television
audience may have been less
than thrilled by the ex-
tremely high scores

‘produced by a frustrating,

w . epy
course, the 7,174-yard
Sawgrass layout.

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“There wasn't any ex-
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was. generated by John
Mehaifey's ace with a three-
iron on the 201-yard 15th.

But Nicklaus defended the
course that produced the
highest scores of the year,
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Arnold Palmer. :

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there was only a single round
under 70 in the four rounds of
thetournament—tliat was by
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needed 36 putts in the final’

round. He didn't make a
birdie. But he finished one in
front of Lou Graham, who
thrashed his way to a75 an
second at 290. - .
Lon Hinkle, with a closing
70, came on to take third at
291, three over par. Tied at

- 292 were Larry Nelson, John

Schroeder, Andy North and
Ben Crenshaw. Crenshaw
and Nelson had 74s, North 73
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