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TERRACE BAY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WIN NORTH. SHORE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. Last Saturday at Marathon, in the second Round Robin Tournament of the 1957-58 season, the local team played a two game series with Nip-Rock and Marathon and succeeded in. retaining their championship status of the previous year. The girls impressive record of 14 straight wins without a loss was ended by a determined Nip-Rock team in the close scoring tightly fought second. game, 'Although this. loss to Nip-Rock was a critical: one as it endangered their championship hopes the team had a 34-point advantage over Nip-Rock from their first: tournament and ' this point advantage was sufficient to déclare 'Terrace Bay the winners, In the first game against a greatly im- proved Marathon team the girls utilized their . bottle-type zone defense and capitalized on some accurate shooting and playmanship on offense to defeat their opponents by a 39 to 29 score. Captain Daisy Lehto with 11 points was high scorer with the remainder of the points being evenly distributed among the first team. Fownes and McCuaig of Marathon. displayed their skill with 12 and-11 points respectivel Lineups ~ Terrace Ba (39) rs gs (il); Crandelmire (7): H, Dennis (8); S. pate (6).§.R. Leclair (7); A, Boudreau, M. Banks, S. McInnis, S. Lock- ing, D. Beddard, M. Reynolds, S, ears De Brearley. | Marathon (29) Creighton (4)5 Bull, Matheson. In the second game Terrace lost their first game in two seasons of play as they were on the short end of a 26-21 score, (cont fd. on page 7 ) Fownes (12); Se caaned (2); McCuaig (11); Russell, Bell, Perry, Wesley , hy Page 6 TERRACE BAY SUPERIORS WIN TWO STRAIGHT IN_N.S.H.L,. FINALS In the first game of this final between Red Rock Royals and Terrace Bay Superiors - Superiors won by a score of 7-6, In the second game of the finals.on Tuesday night, Terrace again won by a score of 7-2. On Tuesday night Linquist for Superiors Opened scoring at 2:43 as Superiors carried the play and threatened Jorgensen many times, This was a close checking period with Jorgensen for Red Rock playing good goal, Whalen made it 2-0 for eaperaee > to end the period. In the second period Simoneau received two quick penalties. Calder and Stachiw 'were terrific at this time and all during the game killing Superior's penalties. They kept Red Rock dis-organized and Red Rock power plays just never got going, Although they had some good chances on the net but Weaver for Superiors played heads-up goal. In this period Red Rock "missed a lot of good chances around the - net. -The play ofthe game was a rink y-long rush by Bouchard, Whalen and Calder . with Bouchard scoring the Superiors third 'goal. The period ended with Jorgensen robbing Blom on a breakaway. The third period produced six goals, Four for Terrace and two for Royals. 'Terrace scored three times before Red Rock replied, It looked like Weaver might come up' with a shutout but at 8: :04 G. Dunville banged in a loose puck for Royals first goal. Red Rock started using their weight in this period but seemed dis- -organized at times. Kotzma got Royals second goal au vboe25.5 Stipard oak worked hard back- Pen in this period leaving little (cont'd. on page 7 )