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22-The Canadian Champion, Friday, January 21, 2005 ~Senior Royals hang tough to dump Mustangs Blshop Reding's AI AIiIovic feels the effects of in-your-lace coverage from Milton Dlstrlct's Matt Sandford during senior boys basketbali play at MD Monday afternoon. Reding pre- vaiîed 74-61 ta push their league record toi 6-1. 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F il further infoccosSon contact MuiwM Marshall 805-623.203g or Ioretta.mw'ray@rogers.com AE2 atoms behind eight bi t s isi 0 isc finitoi ltoti's .ÂE2 aoiiiO. k tocblo So (ca]sf500 w lessee fîîopossr asl0 Mltonîî Spot1 s etsi cd cfcsos sosSto s top N-4 so sýic spsut isotos i1cis0d f00, 0-,osSOo So ssotsoso i o hesi ofisoopeoino totiso 0\11NFI, 'fic be ois sitso0ooi Io kooc sssp cocc ,i By STEVE LeBLANC The Champion Bishcîp Redingos sensior cagers etscfd f,s osoekend's tcourntnsiint oni ai high socle. ando %%si heain o the breaotstio i ck ion sini- fir fosfioti. Stl f 'top' firont thioci ciooinch k sic tory0 or NIississaigi s Moutii (iilt. taiog thit cf ooc liiioir-s .0 thiticil o ight toain tiso tatitonlotf c as005, tic Rîîyotf usetoofre ai-goiihx bl 2 i stnosi coiîi ic-gane eff in to cfite ot flic w.iy to upsýt.gitsg hiost M (tois District '74-61 Nloncfoy afternoon. 'Fic Royal,, cci ail boit a i niute of tIe higfs-teoni ensiotiînafy- ch.itgcd riiikailsu coitt, i. s sh filtoof iboot Icogue record to 6- 1. Tise îoicimimct rcafly fscfped ois, ansd wo didn't take thein (Mustangs) lîghtly, satf cti-coach Dos ,ight Jimnker. Disîatsotng itsfll trom the fackfusîre staris suffercd at the tout" imentt, BR jutmped oîheod earl y aînd ispcncd tfsîngs top witb a 22- point thîrd quarter. The Mustangs sicoyef wifbin sînîkiîg distance untîl the final feos mincîtes osf play wîîb fosur fourth-quarter fiefd goals -tbree by Cody Williamss. But MD wasn't quite able f0 measure up n the depih cfcpanment. wfsifc ,orne second-hait fkoul trouble alfowed the visitors Io însas 17 points from tise hile. compared Io jusi fo for the Mustanigs. Butfdiotg sn thc cocepioaf perforirsatsce deftvered agotinsi Mioton Carmsef Saîcrofas. 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