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Minnie Stephens and Blanche Desâ€" Jardins posted their doubles score on Thursday night and one Saturday| night the team of McDowell and Maw of Toronto beat them out by twentyâ€" seven pins to take the ladies‘ doubles| trophy. Mary McIntoshâ€"Gordon stepâ€" ped out on Saturday to take the ladies‘ singles and M. McDowell of Torontol got into second place thirtyâ€"three pins back., The two leading team scores in the ladies‘ event were bowled on Friday night and their scores weren‘t threatâ€" tned till Saturday afternoon when the Beattie Mines Ladies‘ tsram sneaked into third pla"e Art Sauve and Archiec Johnstone posted their winning doubles score on the opening night of the tournament and weren‘t bothered till Saturday night wmxx the team of Kovach and Gunns of»Kirkland Lake came within nine pins of beakting . them..â€"Cody and Shephard of Timmins were lowered to third place Saturday night. Tommy Bonnah, stalwart of The Adâ€" vance team for the past two seasons, had little difficulty taking the singles title. His singles mark was scored on riday night it wasn‘t till late Saturday night that any of the singles seores started to threaten him. A cocky band of Frenchmen from the McIntyre entered the tournament on Saturday and â€"took the lead in the team event. Their lead was held for only a short time though, for early in the afternoon Rice‘s Noranda gang topped them by almost two hundred pins. Fddiegq Rice‘s Noranda team walked off with the major prize at the‘second anmnual tournament of the Northern Ontario and Quebece Rowling Associaâ€" tion held in Timmins on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week. Their impressive team total of 3808 was post*d early in the afternoon and was$ never threatencd. The tournament is the most surcrcessâ€" ful that the young organization has yet held and it is expected that Timâ€" ming will get next year‘s tournament. The enthusiasm shown at the tournaâ€" ment was much more than the offiâ€" clals expected and it was hard to stop the bowling on Saturday night. Many more entries were received than the executive expected. Teams from all parts of Northern Ontario took part in the tournament and one ladies‘ team came from Torâ€" onto. The big names of the tournaâ€" ment entry list disappointed the specâ€" tators who found oaout that they were Eddie Rice‘s Noranda Team Takes Men‘s Team Event on Saturday Night With 3808 WO 1Iolund Ooul ThnAtl they were just ordinary. The Creighton, men‘s team and the Seagram‘s ladies‘ team didn‘t fare as well in the team events as the experts figured they would. MONDAY . ~MAY »ar l P P C CA ALC LAAA AP L LAAA P P P P PA P CC PP SINGLE AUTOMATIC BOOKLET m“"'m"o"" * en it lt P P P P P LA L LAAA LAAA LAAA :AAA AL P s Mcintyre Jamborees Win Ladies Team Event. â€" Tommy Bonnak Takes Men‘s Singles and Mary don Wins Ladies‘ Singles. Tournament Successful. B l G Gamesâ€"Bingo 3 , Shooting Ranges mt e P AP PA PAAA :P â€"AL LA AC L :A P L PAAA â€"A LA PAAA s l lt P PPA P CAAA P :AAA L NJ G HT 8 4 BOXING BOUTS EACH NIGHT LUCKY NUMBER DOOR PRIZE Draw at 11.30 each night. â€" Award $15.00, is from all parts of Northern ) took part in the tournament e ladies‘ team came from Torâ€" The big names of the tournaâ€" ntry list disappointed the specâ€" who found out that they were Schumacher Lions Club Proceeds to BRITI®SH CHILDREN‘s BOMEB VICTIMY FUND May 26 â€" 27 . 28 s the most successâ€" ~organization â€" has xpecte¢d that Timâ€" year‘s tournament. wn at the tournaâ€" re than the offiâ€" t was hard to stop e at the second lhe Northern »wling Associaâ€" on . Thursday, at 8.30 p.m. | single game of 383. Minnie Stephens had the best threeâ€"game mark for the ladies with 814 and she also had the 'best single with 347. | â€" Teams from Toronto, Sudbury, Kirkâ€" |land Lake, Noranda, Duparquet, Que., Kapuskasing, Smooth Rock Falls, Iroâ€" quois Falls, South Porcupine, Schuâ€" macher and Timmins took part in the | tournament. North Bay Nugget: Gertie the Flirtie says: "All the enameled pans in the world aren‘t found in the kitchen!" Londonâ€"The army quartermasier couldn‘t find equipment small enough for Jack Siret, flat race jockey, height five feet and weight 102 pounds, so he was honorably discharged after serving about three months. Sirett said he thoroughly enjoyed his time as a solâ€" dier. It had kept him very fit. He expected to "do his bit" at the Lincolnâ€" shire races this yvear. ened. The Timmins team of Art Sauve | and Hazel Cottrell were in second place till Saturday night when the team of and Vedova from Noranda ]went into second place seven pins |ahead of them. Frank Exeil of Kirkland Lake took the Grand Aggregate trophy with a fine count of 2383 for his three events. Leo Campbell of Timmins held the spot till he was ousted on Saturday night. Pat Maw of Toronto took the ! Ladies‘ Grand Agzregate with a count | of 2041. She beat out M. Gilmore of Timmins by over a hundred ping to | take the trophy. to become lumber for basic war inâ€" dustries. Much of this material is now at mills seattered across the length and breadth of Canada either awaiting shipment or further manuâ€" facturing. Never in our history has it been so important to tell the public of the dangers and results of forest fires. Never has it been so necessary as it is this year for every Canadian ciltizen to coâ€"operate with Tire protection organt=â€" zations to prevent forest fires. Canada is at war and it is criminal negligence to destroy vital sinews of war and to permit forest fires to slow down our war effort. Throughout the past winter, thouâ€" sands of men have worked in the woods cutting timberâ€"timber that is Suggesting Making the Forest Fires a War Issue 1. Prepareaness of the fire protecâ€" tion organizations. 2. The prevailing weathsr conditions. 3. The degree of coâ€"operation renâ€" dered by the general public. (From Forest and Outdoors) Forest fire protection organizations throughout Canada, the Dominion, Provincial and those maintained by private associations face another fire season. Just what that fire situation will be depends, on three factors, namely :â€" Highest tournament 1LOrrain in the m really started to turn‘d in a rec( Frank Framso the mi reoeâ€"game score of the Xas bowled by Jolhnny > mixed doubles when he to hit the timber and recordâ€"breaking score of Exell had the highest f 383. Minniec Stephens threeâ€"game mark for the 14 and she also had the M. Stachow M. Laham E. Pupich F. Courville J. Lamothe C. Cowan V. Nelson . M. Cripps R. Sorjoreh L. Griffiths Taotals D. Ford P. Cimetta Totals W. Kovach . F. Gunns . J. Pradshaw F. Rice 718 966 8608 2552 Caâ€"Boâ€"Gi Girls‘® Kirkland Lake BReattie Athletic 004 1037 442 29 ALLâ€"STARS 1037 840 1002 24 Seagrams‘ Ladies Toronto 1027 826 937. 27 LUCKY STRIKES 891 816 1033 21 Armstrongs 888 862 881 26 Eddies® Ladies Noranda 928 031 911 1000 <A2uUVe Ansara _ Campbell Complete Tournament Scores?}, Salvador Mascioli Lorrain Roumaldi McMillan Walsh Tomkinson Adamson Ruées: Pagquette Bernier _ Thibault Porier 1024 911 1126 927 255 Shephard 096 976 Lake Shore T6 122"7 1066 3 Noranda Nationals 39 1160 906 * >3: Has Beens 05 1069 1228 K Duparquet A.A.A. 96 1071 1063 3. Sudbut‘y . Internaticnals 62 1106 1081 T3 MciIntyre Rangers 24 1164 866 3 Canada Bud 24 1100 101G 3. Timber Toppers 85 1118 1103 3. Mad Muckers 75 950 1077 3. Empites 57 980 _ _ 1059 34 Teckâ€"Hughes No. 16 950 10479 3C BRidgood Mines 97 943 911 20 Onwards 27 974 1023 29 SHAMROCKS 1 963 1039 2C MAPLE LEAFS 3 978 999 2 PORCUPINE BEARCATS H 1090 869 2€ Grand View 58 1089 910 2¢ Teckâ€"Hughes No. 2 )16 1036 903 28 THE KLEVENS 30 896 915 26 SPITFIRES 1011 898 2¢ Abitibi No. 2 M#] 9055 9494 26 Griffiths . 954 923 s Abilibi No. 1 ) 793 941 s YOLLESs â€"FURNITURE 8 20) "99 o Lake Shore Goâ€"Gette@rs ) 1269 983 Creighton A.A. 1206 1057 Easy Aces I 1188 1101 Mclntyre Mines i 117 1065 Melntyre J CONFEDERATIONS .200 261 ta 203 217 idor 216 158 oli â€" 200 EY :: 2280 215 LADIES‘ TEAMS GOLDFIELDS 127 824 MEN‘S TEAMS Les Canadiens 131 8 340 :1 180 2 208 .2 324 d Eddies Rouyn RATINBROWSs 178 219 241 246 321 Stars 1027 amborees 164 3214 217 184 251 246 188 118 207 120 151 171 162 210 t« 1004 249 239 318 190 1647 216 205 231 1180 1190 3494 2504 170 250 186 247 311 196 21"7 266 240 233 298 291 1171 3080 166 197 242 327 259â€"637 175â€"58146 189â€"686 2611â€"567 28 7â€"614 2188 2902 1 3129 3140 3154 2718 739 284 854 ©129 603 191 587 208 711 3308 237 218 2502â€"635 233â€"741 306 â€"88Q 297â€"69% 191â€"5"72 243 272â€"T14 239â€"611 2835â€"682 221â€"880 24"7 768 519 584 THE PORCUPTINE ADVANCE, TTMMTNS, ONTARIO 574 826 714 686 811 G. . Thibault A. Bernier . J. Marks A. Dundas Fi.: ‘TaylOr â€" .. J. Brockbank YÂ¥rinchuk Lefebyre G. Richardson E. Dunn J. Del Bel J. Parritt P. Larche R. Moore S. Powler A. Ansara M. Lauzon B. G. Smith J. Walsh V. Rock P. Cimetta A. Poulin N. Fedorenko (+. Courice ... J. Ladley D. Langler tT}. ‘Tait N. Ward L. Sylvestre V. Vedova H. Cody . | H. Shephard A. Tomkinson K. Tomkinson A. Tomassine M. Yespelkis P. Hackett R. Pleming D. Street T. Exell . S. Habib . M. Suslow R. Eddy .. A. Kendall J. Morandin J. Lorrain V. ‘Callery ....... W. Temperton (G1il Ruest Geo. Ruest M. Salvador R. McMillan I.;. Poirier N. Ansara Leo Campbell FEda. Reid J.. Davis N. Stofinam G. Ksown S. McoBeth H H. Giallonardo L. Roumaldi W. Roberts J. FavCot J. BIOck .. G. Sandrin W. Kovach FP. Gunns A. Sauve .. A. Johnstone Kleven Kleven Morley ... MacDonald PDoyle ... J. Murray Numella Dologh Vedova Roberts Deslaurier Pellow Corry . Cincich Mair Mira Demarco Nicalson Seawright Rescoria Walker Hancock Bell Rice 180 179 110 228 219 151 203 216 138 169 192 215 178 255 231 150 181 221 202 148 187 201 289 238 183 259 260 222 161 206â€"568 186 257â€"732 Totalâ€"1300 261 197â€"696 205 159â€"597 Totalâ€"1293 223 244â€"126 200 166â€"564 Totalâ€"1290 170 181â€"611 280 171â€"G613 191 182 183 185 178 219 22 l7 140 246 199 205 280 253 228 257 221 172 230 263 292 212 213 2053 229 203 250 247 258 2713 232 300 210 178 245 Totalâ€"â€"1185 145 183â€"507 252 170â€"680 147 â€"194â€"8543 Totalâ€"1189 M 177â€"652 187 166 Totalâ€"1187 131 2654â€"553 264 185 â€"630 Totalâ€"1195 199 â€"148â€"457 219 230â€"143" Totalâ€"â€"1189 179 206 211 213â€"580 189 226â€"566 295 Totalâ€"123"4 211 218â€"696 239 16%â€"640 168 181â€"481 241 199130 Totalâ€"1194 239 164â€"622 171 170â€"8569 Totalâ€"1191 176 173â€"518 158 228 â€"645 228 180â€"639 225 232â€"607 Totalâ€"1246 200 173â€"8554 232 174â€"683 Totalâ€"1255 179 132â€"489 246 231â€"462 Totalâ€"1211 199 158 â€"549 195 236â€"646 Totalâ€"1276 229 1874â€"687 220 177â€"6835 Totalâ€"12432 214 202â€"599 Totalâ€"1258 209 238â€"647 198 223â€"608 198 193 Totalâ€"1284 319 157â€"660 244 I178â€"616 Totalâ€"1267 209 242â€"1793 209 182â€"573 Totalâ€"1266 302 263â€"767 198 145 â€"491 Total â€"1343 209 162â€"G41 283 188â€"670 Totalâ€"13HMH 204 196â€"S578 248 250â€"126 Totalâ€"1344 255 129â€"606 250 261â€"7438 Totalâ€"1350 217 262â€"619 213 186â€"12§ Totalâ€"1344 324 191â€"714 224 200â€"629 Totalâ€"1356 150 319â€"641 310 191â€"7409 Totalâ€"1397 232 211â€"124 214 191â€"632 Totalâ€"1408 207 499â€"634 239 267â€""46S8 Totalâ€"14432 231 â€"240â€"IG3 226 234â€"672 193 215â€"8Y7 240 226â€"731 Total â€"1428 367 204â€"791 217 186â€"661 Totalâ€"1452 299 213â€"765 219 176â€"645 Totalâ€"14183 144 233â€"599 291 283â€"827 Totalâ€"141"7 180 211â€"6874 298 193â€"744 Totalâ€"1410 2530 193â€"706 191 284â€"702 Totalâ€"1183 Totalâ€"1410 190 280â€"770 184 227â€"GA40 Totalâ€"1560 330C 224â€"TI8 220 222â€"610 241 336â€"B822 221 395â€"â€"849 242 202â€""11 Totalâ€" 202 346 214 157 214 2149â€"Ti3 Totalâ€"â€"1501 204 202%â€"688 264 2990â€"832 Totalâ€"1236 8 â€"150â€"632 3 239â€"590 Totalâ€"â€"1222 Totalâ€" 299 â€" 213 210 1740 Totalâ€"â€"1520G 200 322â€"B822 ‘Totalâ€"1281 Totalâ€"1304 Totalâ€"1451 ~821 ~â€"603 1424 'J. Dunn K. Ostrowski 2. Ostrowski A. Kleven H. Kleven M. Laham L. Roumaldi Gordon H. Shephard M. Lanthier M. Suslow M. McIntosh V. Adamson C. Adamson Mrs. A. Poulin A. Poulin A. Griffiths J. Griffiths F. Qwens T. Engley N. Ansaraqa B. Desjardins D. Rozon Cody J. LDonaldson A. Johnstone L. Sisson N. Sisson P. Nicolson . Marj. Clarke J. Gauthier M. Ssalvado: Mae Clark A. Tomkinson J. Golds Ed. Reid R,. Keizer W. Temperton J. B, Keon J. Del Bel M. Kennedy J. McDonald E. Rice , Mrs. Cutting L. Campbell M. Stephens P. Maw J. Rodgetr B. G. Smith J. â€"Adams .. H. Cottrell A. Sauve M. Gilmore J ~LOrraln T. Godfrey G. Engley M. McDowsell B. McDowell D. Traynor L. McDonnell N. Vedova R. Vedova D. Daniels J. Jacobs S. Armstrong W. Barron W. J. Marks C. Marshall E. Salomaa W. Leino B. Wells E.. Prevost H. Hamilton P. Petrucci J. Pecarich C. Atkinson F. Balog G. Warth D. Russell J. Martin J. Darraugh A. Atkinson E. Bailey J. Griffiths A. Nagy J. Wagner W. Ferguson C. Ssimpson Guidice Clermont Radgers Hicks 194 142 139 210 132 164 165 215 215â€"495 190 217â€"571i Totsalâ€"1086 145 154â€"464 228 132â€"575 Totalâ€"1039 219 193 153 2410 141 1930 137 171 223 186 218 183 165 165 205 233 230 188 213 169 PAiVA 216 238 160 194 131 1986 215 261 188 217 168 301 179 217 236 183 204 236 191 138 164 191 260 182 180 131 173 106 133 171 206 197 262 185 133 187 213 201 191 190 116 218 1094 177 171 213 172 245 728 162 149 171 Total Totalâ€"934 138 134â€"466 124 156 â€"444 Totalâ€"910 181 150â€"413 128 133 â€"416 Totalâ€"BRE8 166 149 â€" 155 135 217â€"517 194 214â€"617 Totalâ€"1134 244 208â€"631 B7 194â€"A91 Totalâ€"1122 20B 264 200 194 309 171â€"61‘ Totalâ€"1140 159 â€"214â€"526 266 160â€"§12 Totalâ€"1138 180 153â€"552 l 198 177â€"568 Totalâ€"1120 139 1179â€"489 189 181 â€"593| Totalâ€" 144 189 300 _ 1‘7l 139 â€"188â€"509 195 236â€"709 Totalâ€"1218 172 190â€"493 239 197â€"688 Totalâ€"1181 143 â€"197â€"8528 240 198â€"651 Totalâ€"1179 159 200â€"â€"528 Totalâ€"1288 202 166â€"629 2241 219â€"â€"628 Totalâ€"1257 224 206â€"590 241 230â€"G6685 171 198â€" 281 â€"200â€"T06 187 157â€"582 192â€"6850 193 230 Totalâ€"1361 125 â€"190â€"642 203 279â€"118 Totalâ€"13860 205 226â€"641 217 226â€"â€"695 Totalâ€"1336 258 â€"147â€"588 231 ~249â€""M4 Totalâ€"1332 338 â€" 219â€"T74 201 â€"167â€"586 Totalâ€"1310 309 145â€"650 172 255â€"645 ‘Totalâ€"1295 253 231â€"78§ 182 . 221â€"â€"583 Totalâ€"1368 159 170â€"565 363 242â€"796 209 340 257 123â€"553 ) 1y ®Rord 156 ~193â€"592 ) Mullin Totalâ€"1007 | R. Rice ... 199 P. Bertrand 166 104â€"434|H. Shephar Totalâ€"10286 180 129â€"442 204 139â€"814 Totalâ€"1058 170 â€"203â€"563 138 311â€"480 Totalâ€"1138 1 OUI 1CdlIl® LNC | 229 227â€"680 Mrs. M. Gilmore and Jea 127 171iâ€"497| _ Play in Mixed Doubles W Totalâ€"1137 | 192 157-.-54:’>Q Ten men‘s teams and four ladies‘ 163 246â€"580) teams stepped up to the foul lin= at Fotalâ€" lrlf:’ } the Empire Bowling Academy alleys on 1)22 l)f;g:{;f; | Thursdiuy night to start the second anâ€" p t“] ».1'1‘1);’ | nual tournament of the Northern Onâ€" "7()10"?03_:-- ‘_)7“‘) tario and Quebec Bowling Association. is7 150 sÂ¥ The teams all went into action at 167 1"“”"‘)3": sevenâ€"thirly, then the entries in the ‘FCotalâ€"â€"1104 | doubles events started at nine,. Th> 126 216â€"569| entries in the singles events bowled S s sW 139â€" o 190â€" Totalâ€"]1 Totalâ€"1039 211 199â€"59% 141 14%{â€"43%5 Totalâ€"1033 158 139 â€"48"7 190 225â€"â€"531 Totalâ€"1018 Totalâ€" 210 193 14 ~Totalâ€"1087 131 1485310 140â€"58§ 188 172 Totalâ€"1104 125 216â€"569 194 165â€"521 T7 Ntalâ€"1090 155 17Iâ€"513 185 101â€"543 Total Totalâ€"1178 Total 1 _ Totalâ€"12835 19. ~249â€" 0 â€"351â€"951 Totalâ€"1630 Total Total 217â€"â€"517[ A 214â€"614 | J . alâ€"1134| V. 208â€"631 | J. 194â€"491| T. » alâ€"1122 153â€"552| Tâ€" 1 ty â€"EARQ i V4 ell.e} } al 127 312 158 203 â€"624 â€"11"706 â€"539 1147 431 â€"553 â€"681 1234 712 309 218 493 688 1144 â€"3918 1.3 *3 @9 > =g â€" > uo zo o > t se U > s No o+ u < u .. Gordon Jacobs .. . Vedova Roberts . . AStGF .. . Ruést . . Owen Ostrowski . Marks . QOwens . Tomassine Nicolson . Peéetrucel . . Walzalo ... . J. Murray Demarco . Wallingford . McNulty . Larivee . Courite .. McDonald Cimetta Sanchetti . Tomkinson Platt .:..... . Giallonardo Morris ... . Hablb .. . Purdy . . Taylor Prevost Morley _ Gauthier Roumaldi : .. . Yespelkis Atkinson Hackett . . Roberts Lavalee . J. Guidice Lefebyvre R. Fleming P o m Salvador ._ Tomkinson Hicks . Suslow Exell BEll=...:3:.:..:., Darraugh . Adamson Balley â€"..:.... Salomaa ~ Roberts..... Hakala ... McKendly ..... . Keown J. Morandin A. Poulin ... FRObInson ... SGam McBReth . Brockbank Campbell HKOCK :.....:...... C Bomith. ; . ~Rossitck ... Ward â€"......... .. Gratton Reid Masson McDonald . Simpson ... .. Vedova _ . Rescorla ... . Russell iSicule;:..*...;.. Leino Federenko B. Davies .. Yrinchuk R. Seawright R. Eddy T]}. ‘Tait “>EE09mwgmwg 4 P O a 0 o in MA m a = 2 >iurg <i n d T. Gennette 5. Podoba ... L. Syivestre . W. Kovach A. Jolhinstone J, Rodgers ... J. Walsh Opening Night at Second Annual Tournament of the N. 0. Q. B. A. on Thursday sevenâ€"thirly, then the entries in the doubles events started at nine. Th entries in the singles events bowled at tenâ€"thirty. / Dominating the night‘s play on Thursday night was the bowling by Mrs. M. Gilmore and Jean Lorrain in the mixed doubles event. Lorrain rapâ€" ped out a snappy 951 for his share of the 1630 total and Mrs. Gilmore conâ€" tributed 679 for her score. Next closâ€" est to them was the duet of Hazel Cotâ€" Fourteen Teams Start the Ball Rolling Thursday Night. Mrs. M. Gilmore and Jean Lorrain Dominate Night‘s Play in Mixed Doubles With 1630 Count. Shephard Porritt Pecarich Gunns ... POIPICr .. FowWler ... Whetham Ponnah . McArthur Atkinson Doyle Ansara DelBel Sisson Cucuik _ Lorraine . MEN‘S SNGLES 187 180 217 245 212 167 187 176 189 179 217 132 185 198 262 226 236 208 203 198 232 222 247 182 211 198 231 219 218 191 163 181 187 125 251 245 163 212 143 215 153 209 172 231 213 286 290 232 158 271 228 193 280 214 180 267 238 240 211 331 249 239 307 248 246 222 230 259 219 272 224 232 232 270 241 328 230 309 158 232 163 334 217 305 260 300 230 2294 239 203 242 169 210 233 244 219 160 194 230 167 210 200 196 299 154 244 189 186 2062 221 219 240 295 218 269 232 202 240 214 235 2085 170 182 486 201 169 204 213 162 232 164 243 231 195 210 264 173 329â€"869 342â€"82§ 267â€"822 304â€"785 309â€"780 199â€"TTS 183â€"Ti2 190â€"7684 213â€"125 211â€"750 330â€"747 217â€"147 307â€"7A5 179â€"743 312â€"736 192â€"785 236â€"129 201â€"723 â€"282â€"110 218â€"714 202â€"713 266â€"712 217â€""102 210â€"700 209â€"694 214â€"693 208â€"6923 216â€"688 203â€"683 | 228â€"676 220â€"$873 230â€"673 1750â€"670 239â€"667 208â€"665 239â€"664 191â€"663 281â€"663 193â€"659 180â€"656 202â€"653 166â€"652 172â€"€660 147â€"650 185 648 215â€"647 200â€"644 293â€"638 180â€"635 207â€"634 219â€"634 227â€"634 1856 170â€"630 221â€"629 204â€"G623 216â€"625 179â€"654 243â€"654 229â€"623 165 â€"619 207â€"618 190â€"6815 171â€"613 218â€"611 16%8â€"609 125â€"608 209â€"â€"6900 i | | ; t l 2460 227 137 172 209 164 211 200 218 269 232 202 240 2714 204 2712 224 232 232 270 241 328 230 309 158 232 163 334 217 305 300 230 2294 239 203 242 169 210 233 244 219 160 194 230 167 210 200 196 299 154 244 186 2062 221 219 240 128â€"§515 107â€"513 128â€"510 150 â€"488 148 â€"A77 125â€"465 162â€"â€"450 â€"â€"449 142â€"440 143 â€"426 179 â€"426 â€"418 2059 182 189 202 23 7â€" 161 179â€" 206â€" 18â€" 221 190â€" 161â€" 163â€" 213â€" 166â€"â€" 202â€" 157â€" 155â€" 107â€" 180â€" 176â€" 183â€" 162â€" 124â€" 181â€" 146 â€" 526 522 520 F34 834 594 584 597 544 Try the Advance Want Advertisements Clark Mae â€" Clarke M. Laham B. Whitlock J. Golds Grace Engley M. Kennedy T. Engley . 5. Armstrong B. Jennings . (G. Donaldson Marj. Clarks E. Guttridge M. Stephens J. Keon J. Aconley . J. Summers V. Blue .. Baseball Opening Wednesday The Hollinger club will be defending their Northern baseball title that they won last year. M. Molnto. Gordon M. McDow Little is known about the strength of the teams as they have both taken on new men this season but both are expected to be stronger than last year‘s teams. Mine managers and executives will likely participate in the opening cereâ€" monies. The Northern section of the Temisâ€" kaming Baseball League will open at the Hollinger Park on Wednesday afternoon when the McIntyre and Holâ€" linger teams clash. Both teams have been practicing for some time now and they should be in the best of shape for the game. High for the ladies‘ singles event was M. Lanthier with 8649, fourteen pins head of the noxt closest opponent, M. Ciilmore with 635. Minnie Stephâ€" ens and Blanche Desjardins were away ahead in the ladiecs‘ doubles with 1818. Next closest was the team of L. Sisâ€" son and M. McIntoshâ€"Gordon willa 1C07. _ The team of M. Gilmore and Jean Lorrain were well out in front in the mixed doubles. All told on Thursday night there were one hundred_ and. ninetyâ€"two scores handed in to the officials. The scores were woll handled by "Bas" Emith, Jean Lorrain and Bert Murray. Thirtyâ€"one persons bowled in the men‘s singles and teon in the ladies‘ singles. Twentyâ€"five teams entered and bowled in the men‘s doubles and four teams participated in the ladies‘ doubles. The mixed doubles saw eleven téams take part and ten men‘s teams rolled their games in the men‘s team event, and four teams bowled in the ladies‘ team event. There was a large crowd at the falleys all night and the alleys in the basement were kept open for the pubâ€" lic. SsSOm. _ 1C0G7. Jean in the All trell and Art Sauve with 1321, over three hundreéed behind. Confederations and Rainbows went far out in the lead in the team events for the men on Thursday night when they turned in team totals of 3494 and 3411 respectively. None of the other team totals were near thâ€"m. Thirtyâ€"one persons entored the men‘s singles class and emerging high in that section Thursday was Nazer Ansara with 780 and Dean Ford with 750. In the men‘s doubles the top score was the duet of A. Cody and H. Shephard with 1520. Right behind them were M. Salvador and R. McMillan with 1452. | High for the ladies‘ was M. Lanthiér with pins head of the next cl M. Cillmore with 635. ens and Blanche Des ahead in the ladies‘ Next closest was th son and M. Mclin Engley .. Lanthier Wagner Cuzubo SBIi8S8SOn Sisson Ostrowskl Jennings e Clarkd Cutting Adams _ Marzi .. Stephens Desjardin Ciilmoret Maw CGGilmore T)onaldson Lanthier Desariin Cripps Kemnned, LADIES®‘ SINGLES 206 146 224 150 181 186 143â€"â€"490 Totalâ€"1119 131 280 188â€"599 168 244 134â€"536 ‘Totalâ€"â€"1135 135 166 2093 111 137 174 161 _ 1494746 5Q 200 â€"485 Totalâ€"961 160 â€" 130â€"4896 125 144418 Totalâ€"G11 347 231â€"8B14 180 â€"~174â€"5085 Totalâ€"1319 224 178â€"â€"626 185 253â€"670 161 193 212 143â€"410 Totalâ€"1007 156 166 â€"â€"488 213 â€"128â€"498 144 126 111 298 262 245 243 215 105 145 245 284 165 217 169 194 202 213 217 148 PAGE sEVEN 189 204 900 red the men‘s _ high in that Nazeér Ansara Totalâ€"1296 188 â€"726 124â€"693 211â€"68B47 284â€"649 210 â€"643 199â€"635 210â€"659 155â€"604 22)â€"60G 212â€"891 244â€"581 133â€"818 141â€"563 154 140â€"537 125â€"53"7 166 â€"524 168 â€"516 130 â€"507 156 â€"493 127â€"492 158 154â€"4840 1690â€"483 220â€"â€"417 159â€"473 146 â€"445