Huskies Beat Warriors 8-2 in Front of Small Pas Crowd
The Pas Huskies defeated the Flin Flon Warriors 8-2 Sunday afternoon in front of about 209 fans. Doug White scored twice with singles from Claude Ko zik Ticky King Larry Pearson Rogers Joe Rankin and Bill Chapman. Rankin scored a highlight goal in his first game as a Huskie filling in for the ailing Rocks. Fourteen penalties were called as refs Snyder Lauze and Moran handled the game.
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Pas Huskies
Flin Flon Warriors
Pas
Flin Flowers
Doug White
Dogs
Claude Kozik
Ticky King
Larry Pearson
Rogers
Joe Rankin
Bill Chapman
John Charnaby
Huskies
Miners
Dixon
Parres
Rankin
Gus Russell
Huskie
Rocks
Irv Snyder
Ron Lauze
Lauze
Snyder
Odie Moran
Melville Millionaires Triumph 9-4 Over Pas Huskies in Exhibition
Melville Millionaires defeated The Pas Huskies 9-4 at the Arena in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action. Key scorers were Jack Koshey and Ted Hargraves with three goals each, Barry Trapp, Dave Paranteau and Bill Flett adding singles. The Pas struck first period goals from Claude Kozik, Ticky King, Willie Ducharme, and Doug White before Melville tied it 4-4 and pulled away in the second and third periods aided by netminder John Chornaby’s standout play. The game drew about 500 fans on soft ice.
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Melville Millionaires
Pas Huskies
Jack Koshey
Ted Hargraves
Singletons
Barry Trapp
Dave Paranteau
Bill Flett
Pas
Claude Kozik
Ticky King
Willie Ducharme
Doug White
Melville
Netminder
John Chornaby
Chornaby
Kozik
al Ochitwa
Tick King
Huskies
Ducharme
Roger Harrison
Ochawa
White
Moneymen
Saskatchewanites
Ron Cox
Irv Snyder
Harvey Schmidt
Gelowitz
Huskie
Orest Pidskalny
The
Herald
Yorkton Terriers
Humboldt Indians
Snow Lake
Pidskalny
Carrot River Valley Hockey League Names 1961 62 All Star Team
President Felix Wolfe announced the 1961 62 CR V H L All Star lineup after votes from six loop centres. Each town submitted three ballots, completing the selection process for the league’s top players.
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Felix Wolfe
Carrot River Valley Hockey League
Engen Wins Curling Championship Over Hagon
Engen counts in every frame against Hagon with robust draws and key guards. Maurice Hagan and teammates Libbrecht, McKenzie, Keyser push late, but Engen seals the title as the final rocks fall. Twelve teams competed in a double knockout with Ed Engen leading the new champions.
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Grant
Maurice Hagan
Harry Kowalchuk
Bernie Lanigan
John Alcorn
Joe Leicester
Barry Rowley
Earl Harvey
Cece Smith
Gus Lauze
Lorne Carter
Engens
Wolfes
Manitoba
Engen
Hagen
Maurice
Hagon
Ed Engen
Pas Bowlers Lead 5 Pin Tournament
The Pas 5 Pin Bowling Association leads Swan River in the first half of a new inter town tournament at Guy Alleys with 2 823 point advantage. The second half is set for Swan River on April 7. Pat Garand tops ladies with 298 and 617, Manuel Godin leads men with 290 and 737. The Pas total 19 428 pins to Swan River 16 605. Visitors enjoy coffee and doughnuts at Guy Hall Club Rooms after play.
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Pas
Swan River
Pat Garand
Manuel Godin
Jim Richards
Claude Joyal
D. Martin
Gabe Dube
Guy Hall Club
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