East Kildonan Collegiate - Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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GIRLS BASKET ALL CONT ' D : E.K.C. vs Selkirk: While the boys suffered defeat the girls came up with a 14-10 win, their first win of the year. The girls led all the way but it was still a close game. Lily Paslawski and K.Anderson with 4 points and M.Kalkhoven, Pat Francis and In$B Friend son with 2 points each were the scorers .for F.K.C. e • » ' • • F.K.C. vs Norwood: The Norwood squad came away with an 18-12 win over our girls. The girls played valiantly but could not overcome Norwood’s 10 point drive in the second quarter.’ Top scorer for F.K. was Lily Paslawski with 7 points while K.-4nderson and Muriel Brydges with 2 points and Pat Francis ' ; with 1 point! rounded it off for F.K.C. . E.K.C. vs West Kildonan. The girls, like the boys, handed out resounding defeats! to their opponents. The girls winning 22-5. Again Lily Pas¬ lawski led the scoring parade with 8 points followed by Ina Eriendson with 4 points, Maureen Kalkhoven and Joan Taylor with 3 points each and rounding it off with Pat Francis and Kathleen Anderson with 2 points each. — I E.K.C. vs Glenlawn : The girls suffered defeat at the hands of the Glenlawn gang to the tune of a 20-11 score. The girls could not stave! of Glenlawn’s last quarter 11 point rally, thus going down to! a hard fought defeat. Leading the scoring parade was Lily Paslawski with 7 points and Pat Francis and Muriel Brydges with 2 points each. E.K.C. vs Norvood : This game was the sudden death play-off game to see who would enter into the finals. Our girls lost by the score I of 14-4. The score didn’t mean a thing; it was a hard fought game all the way but our girls just couldn’t get going, The scorer’s for E.K.C. were Lily Paslawski with 3 points and Joa: Taylor with 1 point. The girls scoring race ran as follows: Lily Paslawski - 35 points Pat Francis 9 ” Ina Erlendson 8 ” Kathleen Anderson- 8 ” Maureen Kalkhoven- 5 ’’ Muriel Brydges - 4 ” Joan Taylor - 3 ” 4

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TBALL COJ E.K.C, vs West Kildonan: In this game t he down a handsome score o£. Scorers for the CoJJ fgm, Wally Melnyk - 3 oints7 Fred Halls witbri2 paints E.K.C. vs«olenlawn f Gl4nlawn 1 9’ vs. Norwood: Thlp game was almost’ oa ard but could not match tfr m4 Norwood Von with the sc for B.K.Cjateffrihth Hnn-n ' g Krentz Marshall y Melnyk Han selV ' Campbell Forsy4h Fred HaLis .Ian Su n rland Bxl borV Ed Ba ' rnes points |111S§I .GIRLS BASKETBALL the 1951 52 editin Tof the Girls as successful as last year’s squad, r girl4 copped chird place which put s aga nst Noj wood. They lost this of playoff ; Li PasJ fv ski who got herself a berth ske t ba 11 Team. Basket In the them ij game . vs St .James; P ' Spfi Th4 first game nsS® Epse game. Our gr$ f[ Sharpshooters fd. aits and Pat Francis girls proved to be an exciting $st by the very slim margin of jj c were Lily Paslawski with . Ir.a Erlendson with 2 points each

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CURLING E.K.C. 1951-52 Won Points Finlayson Melnyk Mr.Muirhead Knox Ingram , Forsyth Mr .Scarrow Sv’-Qp® Miss Thompson WUf7 Kirkhope Martin likM? Watt Muirhead ,K ' j? » Ham McKenzie Barnes ■ 7 Jffe 11, the cj rl the 6cks havei eenl Firnfeyson quartet. ) ri ks, won all their to !Mr .Muirhe ad V f all skipped by MoJmfihir naitural at th sme, Although Mai go pruz e s andJ secbimqp ' pr racked up 79 points pruz e s andJ racked up lakt gameA doing soi ' BeverleyJN Tiie upsezjj Ingram dui wa© in , tr played a s ritak desjer Sheet Two di| las y antWhcirelv A losing to (M .£ [A His quartj tlco ' N qho Is on se c on ort Fe ' ear Ws iqrtet by the E8. rang contentions Well game on tt rVes some credit Elmwoo seem y®r, wh ere h e s wmanaged a) tie ng season has Mom§J 3 s-Qn e and after all nr own, we year bstop rink was the :el and his 5 §gne of the tW) all-boys fS anies but bne en to six n artbreaker Tni S yson quartet, k, a f irs i §« ! ! J urler ut a Mitchell ana i j en riton. 87, he can’t taK ,the ce Melnyk’s quartet mo e which he clinched in t making nine points whil sW f Walter Melnyk, skip, thiKJ ond-Art Alstford and lead Idella Adams. as the lastYgame defeat of the Doug 1 Barnes foursome. Up to tlbiat point Doug nSfor the silver-ware, but Ed’s group jJbnAfor the s nthS extreme ,edi tf winning seemb to have he suffered j tie with Barr Ly slow i©e. Mr.Muirhead ; khe second most games but i the same jinx on him that it ms only loss to Doug Ingram Tie Kirkhope. Tt e jrLgh scori Ig game of the ; dree ff arry Martin vie had 1 htil jtwo extite : [Mylar when to rrurn we’ll nj skips }e skij IliMes. • ? ' .‘. ' Til •• . . par was a twenty two to jbr over Ed Barnes’ quartet. [n the roster ' to do it thouagh, 5 begin yelling SY eep In amuse ourselves with the - Bob Ham