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Ba. »-- o ae + Night Leagu e FLOWERDALE TEA BAGS, RED ROSE COFFEE, 1 Ib, ... RAISINS oi 8 CAMAY TOILET S rn $8 SUPER SUDS, so AP. TY SPIC & SPAN, large size .. Orders of $2.00 or over PRINCE ALBERT 0s A Rr FR ETE NEE EVD SHEA MAR. 19.20 YORK WEINERS and BEANS, 20 oz. .............. HABITANT PEA SOUP, 28 0z. ..,......ooom 186 # VALLEY GOLD'PRUNES, mdi COOKIES, 11b. mixed, cello ................ CRISPY FLAKE SHORING. Ss aneansrensarararnans ae # GAY LIQUID DETERGENT DOUPE'S STORE wnnnnai16, 36's ... srensane aes hetreesaseaiaasinie .37c. 4 rR VIL BE AEs ..DKg. 27¢. ian Rl Bi Ibs. cin ASHI RS for 35¢. rin nnBBe, 13. wade. delivered free of fiarge TP TPT T ITT S200 208 0000000000 CELLET A PT PH ITT 1 Phone AT r 14 S222 000000040000 IPOPOSICEOSOSS #0 Te ad dub ERTS ter Hs ah a et "1 would be us Men S Thursday J. G. agne The Third «Series of the League ended last Thursday night with the Scugog Carps ending up on_top of the standing and winning themselves a Playoff spot. The Legionaires "won the six and last Playoff spot.. The Playoffs start To-night, Thurs., March 18th with the first two teams of each series playing off to decide one winner. of each series. - Then the three winners will continue the play- - offs next Thurs,, March 25th for the Championship. The first round teams «in the Playoffs are: . 1st series--DeLuxX's vs. Goode's 2nd serfes--Firedomes vs. Dual : ., Streaks 8rd series--Scugog. Carps vs. Legionaires | The Teams _not 'winning a spot in' the playoffs are King Pins and Six Aces. Final 'Standings (Third Series) Scugog Carps--44 . DeLux's--33 __Firedome's--381 : Legionaires--21- Goodes--21 King Pins--16 'Dual Streaks--11 Last week's best Bowlers were: High Triples--_ Harry Carnegie--643; Ross Sweet- man--~644; Ross Jemison--616. High Singles-- Wes. Stata--2756; Harry Carnegle--- 251, 238; Arch MacMaster--217, 214; Bud Sonley--281; Ross Jemison--287, 218; Ross Sweetman--239;-321, : Standings- for the Three Series-- Team st 2nd 3rd Total DeLux's ........ 32 84 33 99 Firedome's ....28 30 31 89 Goode's ..........36 21 21 vi Scugog Carps 12 21 44 m King Pins ...31 27 16° 14 _ Legionaires ..28 16 21 * 65 -- Dual Streaks 17 32° 11 60 "Six Aces; - 19 49 Individual gp Winners-- . High Single--Ross Sweetman, 306 High Triple--Wes. Stata, 748 One of our most consistent Bowlers |. who always seemed to keep his score close to the 100 mark won the Lemon League Cup, with a good low 58, was Bob Archer (Bob says next year 300 or bust or should it be blow). We will keep you informed each week for the next three weeks on the playoffs--And then the Banquet to finish off a good, season of Bowling Six Aces--19 9 and fun; On Sunday last the representatives of the Business Men's League met at King Pin Eanes to discuss the coming banquet and - play-offs which. will start after Tuesday night which is the last night for scheduled bowling. The meeting was opened by president Ron Gohl.* It was woted on and passed-that a Round Robin Series will be used for the Play-Offs with total points and i not total pins to determine the win- ner, The Secretary Frank Hastings : 'was asked to draw up the schedule for the Round Robin Series. It was also passed that for scoring in the Play- Offs a 'member of the opposing team as scorer or if a neutral scorer was used he would have to be agreeable to the opposing team. - It was passed that the banquet which as far as we know will be held on April 6th, is definately going to be out of town. Information has been obtained from the.Club Bayview in Whitby as to prices and they seem very satisfactory. It was also sug- gested that buses be obtained from DeNure Bus Lines for transportation. The Thursday night League are go- ing to combine with the Business Men's League for the banquet. A pominating committee of three was set up to nominate a slate of of- ficers for the coming year, which will be voted on at the banquet. A committee-was-also set up to be in charge of procuring the trophies for the winners. Port Perry! H.S. Bantams Win Total Point Playoff - 'By I. W. Parkinson Port Perry HS. Bantam cagers, led by their scoring ace, Bill Cornish, took their second game of a "two-gaiie total point series, 53-32 and 'won the play-off 108-76 on total points over Whitby HS. The play-off victory means that the PPHS lads will earn the right to meet the A school champs | (either -OCCI,. Oshawa) or Kenner (Peterboro) in the €OSSA Bantam '| finals. HEINZ 11 oz. 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With Gary Menzies doing a fine job of subbing for Lee, the PPHS lads were "Strong . defensively in the first quafter as they held the Whitby lads to four points, all scored on foul shots --at the same-time the visitors man- aged 10 points and led 10-4 by the end of the first eight minutes. In the second stanza the teams were quite evenly matched, Port tallying 10 and Whitby cellecting 9 to bring the half-time score to 20-13 for PPHS. 'Big gun offensively for the visitors in the first half of the contest was Cornish with 10, Doupe being second with 6. For the homesters, the scor- ing; was well spread between their three stars, Wilson, Gibson and Sand- ford. > Hon In the third quarter, the visitors continued to outscore the home quin- te, James, Carnegie, Doupe and Cor- nish collecting a total of 14 points to Whitby's '11. The tally at 'the three- quarter, mark read, PPHS 34; Whithy 24, | Business Men's League Hold Meetitng {| At King Pin Lanes on Sunday, March u Weekly Cage Report (LW. Parkinson) PORT PERRY LIONS REACH SEMI-FINAL INT. 'C' FOR ONT. (I. VW. Parkinson) : The two teams who were 'in play- offs at this time one week ago came through in convincing style--the Ban- tams from P.P.H.S. SWAMPING the strong quintet from WHITBY H. S. 63.32 on WED,, at WHITRY, taking the ROUND 108-76. On SAT. NITE prior to the hockey game the LIONS STAGED A GREAT COMEBACK to TIE PICTON (and the two top play- ers from Bellville's INT. 'B' TEAM) 63 ALL, and WIN the SERIES by a 20 POINT MARGIN 116-96. This means that after winning three play- off rounds the LIONS have finally reached the SEMI-FINALS INTER- MEDIATE --OBA INT. 'C' PLAY: DOWNS FOR ONTARIO. For the cage fans who keenly follow the suc- cess of our local lads, they will note with interest that PICTON brought TWO pretty fair PLAYERS from BELLEVILLE--in fact they got 39 of PICTON"S 63 points. The LIONS came from behind to tie the gount on a free throw by Owen in the last ten \ WARRINER got hot in the last quar- ter and counted 10 points in the final 10 minutes -- top point getters for Port were OWEN .(20), WARRINER ¢17) and GRIFFEN (12). Rounding out the fine team effort were CHRIS- » -- What chance the WHS Bantams had in the final period, they lost when two of, their three scoring aces left with five personals--Wilson and Sand- ford*leaving as referces Simcoe and Brady continued to call it close. Port's guard, Menzies, also left with five personals but this' time the contest was decided. - The visitors had a- strong final stanza and patted 19 points to the visitors' 8 smd PPHS Bantams came out on the long énd of a 53-32 tally--this totaled with the 55-44 mar- gin gave them the series 108-76. - In all fairness to the WHS Bantams it was obvious that the home lads had an off day and visitors were having a good day--especially on. their shoot- ing. Gibson, Wilson and Sandford played fine ball for the WHS, not only in the play-offs but all through their schedule. However the superior bench strength and balance of the PPHS lads was the deciding issue in the play-offs. Raymond Doupe, who counted 14 in the final contest, and James with 10 points, gave con- 22) some fine. offendive strength. With Captain Bob Carnegie of PHS leading a fine team effoft defensively, the Port Bantams have improved consid- erably and were deserving of the title of Champions in Port Perry-Uxbridyze -Whitby COSSA district," the first year Bantam was played in this area. No date has been set for the semi- final play-downs hetween Kenner and OCCI and hence the finals will not be played for at least two weeks. PPHS BANTAMS -- Cornish (22), Menzies (2), Wilbur (2), Doupe (14), Carnegie (3), James (10), Aird 0, Hunter 0. Total 53. » WHS BANTAMS--Wilson 9, Gib- son (9), Sandford (9), Brant (5), Chubb (0), Jermyn (0), Mantz (0), Harer (0). Total 32. 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GIRLS', who won the SR. 'B'* LAKE ONT. TITLE for CO- SSA had a rough time of it at Tor- onto Saturday as they lost out in semi- final play to DUNDAS by a 28-18 tally. However our gals deserve much credit, as does Miss Nasmith, for their fine success this year. Port's MIDGET OABA is will play a single play-off fixture at Orillia on Friday against MIDLAND MIDGETS: and the outcome of this game will decide the future of our young entry in the OABA. We have now learned that the LIONS will meet. Port Credit in the semi finalf, away Wed. and-back here next week, SSTAR OF THE WEEK -- BILL CORNISH who led the P.P.H.S. Ban: tams both ways in the final play-off with 'Whitby--just as he had in pre- vious games, Ladies' Monday Night League Robins Swallows ee Martins Budgies Wrens ii. arbi Heals Canaries ... Crows Orioles Cuckoos Over 200-- Mrs, Mark (Gull) 253, 204 Mrs, Stata (Budgie) 249 Mrs._Hope (Cuckoo 243 Miss Harrison (Swallow) 236 Mus. 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