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Miranda 894, R. Pacilla 834, \B. Sheehan 824, J. Styment 823. |_ High Single â€" E. Jones 378, |R. Pacilla 360, D. Colallilo 358, J.| ‘Train 357, T. Miranda 352. I QUEENSWAY COMMERCIAL MEN‘S LEAGUE Thursday, October 31, 1963 Teams â€" Points Latina Restaurant 7, Bowes Sealfast 7, United Welding Proâ€" ‘cesses 7, The Budget Centre 7, Queensway Driveâ€"in 7, Tony‘s \Barbers 5, Paul‘s Barbers 5, ‘Pritchard‘s Sunoco 2, Gasparâ€" ‘etto Construction 2, Long Branch iTile 0, Lou Deneault 0, Flash ‘Petroleum 0, Seaway Fish and | Chips 0, Queensway Jewellers 0. | Team Single â€" Paul‘s Barbers |1486, Bowes Sealfast 1372, Laâ€" ‘tina Restaurant 1357. Gasparetto Constr. 1356, Tony‘s Barbers S. Hornell 247, Tavener 162, 193 High Averages â€" R. Pacilla 272, B. Gasdia 263, E. Jones 265, B. Shechan 261, T. Miranda 257, R. Haffendon 253, J. Thompson 246, D. Colallilo 245, J. Metros Team Triple â€" Latina Resâ€" taurant 3982, Paul‘s Barbers 3903, Lou Deneault 3898, Bowes Sealfast 3732, Gasparetto Const. 3705. eon 199, 142 â€" High Single with Handicap, Ladies, C. MacArthur 349, D. Danford 316, D. Gaiper 310; Men â€" A. Favero 347, J. Sawicki 338, R. DiMarcki 332. Glasses: S. Peterson "277" â€" D. Colalillo "314." High Singles Flat, Ladies â€" N. McAdam 314, C. MacArthur High Triple Flat, Ladies â€" B. Agnew 747, E. Berry 736. N. Mcâ€" Adam 714; Men â€"â€" J. Giannobile 826. T. D‘Atri 819. 778, D. Galper 772; Men â€" A. Verrico 857, R. DiMarcki 802, J Sawicki 802. _ Arrows 38, Comets 37, Vanâ€" guards 29, Satellites 28, Atomics 28, Sabreâ€"Jets 23, Meteors 22, Vulcans 22, Bombers 21. Rockets 20, Sputniks 15, Dynamos 11. High Average, Ladies â€" B. Agnew 219, E. Berry 217, N. Mcâ€" Adam 205; Men â€" D. Colalillo 232, L. Veaudry 231, T. D‘Atri High Triple with Handicap, Ladies â€" T. Holt 804, A. Rose QUEENSWAY BANTAMS Nov. 2, 1963 ... ACTION 7, 1963 â€" Page 14 191 â€" 438; R â€" 355: S. Pigâ€" 341; J. Couch I1s" QUEENSWAY SENIOR November 2, 1963 S. Taylor 308, 199, 358 â€" 865; D. Berry 265, 319. 219 â€" 803; B. Seott 311, 201, 279 â€" 791; L.} Veaudry 322, 237, 232 â€" 791; G.‘ Shearer 300, 301, 172 â€" 773; R. Bailey 203, 279, 219 â€" 701; B. MacPherson 237, 211, 242 â€" 690; D. Pyper 242, 215. 227 â€" 684; M. Evans 196, 219, 227 â€" 642; R. Pooley 186. 241, 214 â€"â€" 641; D. Sallis 178, 259, 208â€"625; D. Patâ€"| terson 199, 264, 157 â€" 620; W. Thompson 230, 229, 158 â€" 617;| W. Westbrook 220, 2290, 156 â€"| 605; B. Tytus 185, 191, 222 â€", 598; L. Parsonson 250, 177, 168 | â€" 595; D. MacArthur 259, 164,| 166 â€" 589; D. Petherick 182, 200,| 201 â€" 583; G. Ford 177, 201, 202 â€" 583; J. Tyler 216, 214, 150 â€" 580; P. Kufske 200, 188, 187 â€" 575; S. Leavens 201, 210, 161 â€" 572; R. Taylor 183. 213, 172 â€" 568; D. Biffis 193, 138. 231 â€" 562; L. Hewson 208, 142, 205 â€" 555; D. Peeling 162, 214, 178 â€" 554;‘ C. D‘Atri 212, 177, 163 â€" 552. 248, 93 â€" 341; L. Murray 128, 211 â€" 339; A. Biffis 123, 203 â€" 326; W. Elliott 128, 193 â€" 321; D. Smith 169, 152 â€" 321; G. Dowling 193, 128â€"321; D. Westâ€" brook 152, 168 â€" 320. QUEENSWAY JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE Nov. 2, 1963 B. Dixon 266, 248, 208 â€" T22 5. Locke 167, 191, 247 â€" 605; I Rowett 220, 206, 156 â€" 582; G Boulton 139, 221, 190 â€" 550; G Colgan 185, 188, 173 â€" 546; S Ansell 172, 221, 150 â€" 543; J Wisener 266, 110. 133 â€" 509; J Vannyck 144, 155, 204 â€" 503; J Stevens 135, 196, 153 â€" 484; J Spencer 151. 167. 151 â€" 479; T Thomson 132, 179, 167 â€" 478; A. Mitchell 182, 167. 128 â€" 477: V McArthur 144, 197, 138 â€" 477: S MacKinnon 155. 175, 138 â€" 468 E. McDiarmid 128. 138. 201 â€" Lakeshore got a solid netmindâ€" ing performance from Al Smith, especially in the early stages as Dixie matched Goodyears stride for stride. Larry Reid in the Dixie nets also looked good and if he can keep up the good work under pressure, the injured Jim Keough may have trouble getting his job back. He is sitting out witn a finger injury and is probâ€" ably out for a couple of weeks. Pete Turner got Goodyears away on a winning note at 14.49 Lakeshore Goodyears picked up three of a possible four points for a profitable opening week in Metro Group Jr. Hockey action. Lakeshore doubled the score on Dixie 4â€"2 in the home opener on Thursday night and then moved into Georgetown to gain a 4â€"4 tie on Friday night. Tonight the surprising Etobiâ€" coke Indians come into Lakeâ€" shore Arena hoping to add to their point total. Etobicoke won their first two starts last week and were the only team with a perfect 2â€"0 win record as the iniâ€" tial week ended. FIELDS SCORES. Dove Fields scored Lakeshore‘s third goal in the second period last Thursday night as Goodyears deâ€" feated Dixie Beehives 4â€"2 at Loakeshore Arena. 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Eleanor Santaguida 653 High Triple Hdcp., Ann Lesâ€" nick 715, Eleanor Santaguida Team Standing â€" Points â€" Rockets 45 Grunt ‘n Groans 41, Whiz Bangs 21. Humorettes 19. LONG BRANCH MIXED MAJOR BOWLING LEAGUE (for Friday, Nov. 1, 1963) Angels were the high team for the night rolling 3605 followed Leading the Ladies â€" Kay Hardacre 226. 258, 341 â€" 425; Marg Holmes 225, 235, 339 â€" 799; Katie Coe 183, 231. 330 â€" 746; Helen McCutcheon 190, 272, 276 â€" 738; Betty DeCaire 207, 211, 288 â€" 706; Ruby Biffis 215, 214, 249 â€" 678. Leading the Men â€" Basil Gasâ€" dia 254. 254, 398 â€" 906; Hank Harrison 195, 288, 378 â€" 861; Rocky Pacilla 294, 245, 256 â€" 795; Jim Reed 215. 256, 308 â€" 779; Jim Calhoun 226. 227, 291 â€" 744; Earl Jones 194, 220. 307 â€" 721; Al Snow 210, 256, 243 â€" 709. Ladies High Average â€" Marg Holmes 235, Helen McCutchson 231, Katie Coe 230. Betty Deâ€" Caire 230, Ruby Biffis 227. Mitch Akiyama and Dave Fieid put the game on ice for Lakeâ€" shore with second period goals to offset a single taily by Carl Hadfield of the Bees and Dave MacMillan added icing to the victory cake at 6.34 of the final period. qQUEENSWAY MIXED MAJORS LEAGUE November 4, 1963 The Queensway Mixed Majors did some real fine bowling this week, with the following results: Men‘s High Average â€" Rocky Pacilla 261. Basil Gasdia 259. As is usual when these two clubs play, they went by the book and produced a crowd pleasing, cleanly played same. Dixie picked up five minors and Lakeshore four. Clarke Anderson got the equalâ€" izer for Dixie following a Jim Stanfield pass at 16.37 and this came with Lakeshore‘s Brian Glennie serving a holding penalâ€" ty. Anderson played for Weston Dodgers last year and his release from that club came through just before game time and Dixie manâ€" ager Howard Pallett rushed to sign him. of the first period with Jim Moore and Doug Dunnville getâ€" ting in on the assists. Gord Sherâ€" wood of Dixie was sitting in the cooler serving a boarding penalâ€" ty at the time. CL. 5â€"1041 | HERRON MOTORS u. fenden 797 (318), Bill Ruse 782 (313), Ron Haffenden 761 (302), Charlie Holmes 730 (314), Don MacLean 728 (291), Bert Sheeâ€" han 723 (274) and Ken Wood T14 (296). Mary Dwyer led the ladies section with a nice triple of 755 (Continued on Page 15) Ron MacNeil, who played his forward position with Schomberg Bears last season, came to Lakeâ€" shore in time for Thursday‘s game when a deal between the two clubs was finally arranged. MacNeil hadn‘t expected to be cleared in time to play on Thursâ€" day night and played 58 minutes of football for his Alderwood Collegiate club on Thursday aftâ€" ernoun and was obviously a worn out athlete as the hockey game progressed. TAILENDS . . . The quirk of the schedule has Lakeshore idle after tonight‘s game right through unâ€" til next Wednesday when they move into Brampton and then come right back next Thursday for a game with Schomberg . . . Deals and rumours of deals are flying between all clubs. A club that obivsouly has to strengthen is Brampton. They looked woeâ€" fully weak in losing to Weston 10â€"2 on Friday night . . .Fan atâ€" tendance, bolstered by free passâ€" es, was the largest opening crowd at Lakeshore in several vears. Close to 600 were in the stands. by it. Beehives defenceman Clorke Anderson looks jectedly while a weary Ron,. MacNeil lifts his stick left of the picture. â€" 1625 DUNDAS HWY. 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