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Argyle Piper coaches, Bob Molinski and Phil
Langley always said their team’s strength was on
the bench — Saturday night, the boys on the
bench proved their coaches were right.

' The Pipers took top spot, Vancouver Highlanders 47-
in one of the provinces 46 in the semi-finals of the
toughest senior boys basket- tournament.

ball tournament, the St. “The kids came off the
Thomas More Chancellor, bench and did a good job,”
and they captured it with said Molinski.

two starters sitting it out with Mark Kayli scored 29
the flu. — points in the game, while

Argyle Pipers’ Steve Mark Marter grabbed 16
Jackals and Jay Walter, both rebounds for the Pipers.
came down with the flu after “We. went with five players
the first game of the tourna- and they all played super,
ment, but that did not stop. Tim Mills, Mark Kayll,

the Pipers from knocking off Mark Marter, Steve Pawlett
the Kitchener Golden Gaels, and Jason Brown,” Molinski
81-76 in the final of the _ said.

tournament. The Pipers had. to fight
The Gaels had earlier back from a six point deficit
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THERE WAS PLENTY of sweeping going on at the Winter Club over the weekend as the Pacific Coast cham-
plonships were underway to detennine the top four rinks to enter playdowns against the Interior this weekend in
Prince Rupert. Bernie Sparkes of the North Shore Winter Club was the only local success. The former Canadian
finalist squeezed in thanks to a missed rock by his opponent. (Terry Peters photo)

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