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| T. Bulger, 648; J, Pionter, 43; THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, November 21, 1958 11 A , 848; J. rv. » . against the 1l-man U.S. Fleming, 642; J, Turner, 642; L. Boden, | Jim Trimble's Ti-Cats [2.2% OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS [Fiz=fi=s used the onside kic re- 5 B, » 028; K. Ca : 628; | Group INI -- Houdaille 21, Acadian |G, Smith, 627; H. Cook, 625; G, Mitton 3 oro gulted 3) 3 Tider Oa Jou vd 625; D. Williams, 625; E. Saris, 622; | 2 Asn 015; 15, Fim}, Bu and y v G. Oliver 619; G, Godfrey, 619; W.|c' °0 » Usi g Ivy's Technique when his Eskimos beat Montreal | MEN'S MAJOR pos Althoug' the Paciars mv four wy LEAevE is Osmok, 621; A, Parry, 615; L. Tyrrell, SWa0S 4 | CA NADA S BEST n 34-19 in the 1956 Grey Cup final| Boishood's Res! Estate moved into| points ff. Rats nD Bird- Berg's Men's Wear took over first 615, and F. Taylor, 614. | LOCAL 2784 % ndisputed leadership with a shutout : » Hope place in Group I this week with a 31] ¢ 4, , P. Boodz, W, Newlands ? | : [at Vancouver. vietory over the Omawa' Auto rim ld" shiz Bangs. aod Woollay's are victory over Tommy Goch's Supertests| ng Seon. oe ha Werks Lemon) 5, T0% Tink oot i nisy 44 wr Fa BATTERY VAL N fullbacks Normie Kwong and| Ivy received national promin-|eniry, gespite Hank Sarmoveky's effort. pec: wks OT ach ts, | Werners moved into a tie for second!{es cry iBT i D. By aLk SULLIVAN | Joh "Bri ht as er plung- ence in the U.S. with his new| gaaie Brown took.top honors with 8| rey triples (scrateh): O, Thomp.|DiAce by shutting out Canadian Corps: "go (0 ooo | Burrs De on a rr, (PW ama J i = ~. | s 1 p a : -- ' e; 3 . | Pr fon i A Frimble oo Joe the twin- formation this season. Cardinals 909 triple score for Bolahood's, which son, 93 (319, 367); H, Woolley, 139 (296, en' oes Fadi Ring had ip| Tommy Goeh 20, Werners 3, acai Over 20, A. Smith 205, 27; ¥. Robi). | The Pope Ivy influence lingers ers. ; two of their first four games included » 350 and a 335 game, This|244); V, Sozansky, 702 (301); N. Me- hree points from Black's 2784. 18, Pleasure Valley 16, Canadian FAP A ' : da. Ask Jim Trimble, the!fullback formation with Gerry Won o B triple will be hard to best | yA 644 [settle for © po i Iard 247; A, Buldyke 233; C. Ward 232; ily : BE who sings in| McDougall and Cookie Gilchrist|and during that period they had ple a ». Bae 073 (2, 21): F, Mel Men's Wear; and Oshawa Appliances| COMPS 13, Oshawa Appliance 11 andi; Campbell 229; D. Gwilliam 229; J. 240-pou |] a LH wi yi The £4 Wilson Furniture Club moved |(243, 24D); R. Pilon "644 (312); J.[WEW8 TERE BAC DTIEFS, k's 9. ll 25 n h, sells tickets to straw- in 1957 that paid off with a Cup|a record of 63 pass 1005 1010 o position »y taking sll| Dionne 660 (241); J. Hardie 689 (274); wi Join A Shell Blation| Croup I-Pollards 31, 1 and K 1.1025 28. 2. MacDonald BH ' in West On-|victory. This year, with some|in 119 attempts for 1,023 yards three games from Banjos club, and|J. Bent 687 (238). B Group 31, Pollard Shell Station! "oii [-Volsnls 7B anak Bint 5. Jan wiry festivals i Nesiern Ou) jetory. fancy dan stuff|and eight touchdowns. |Onzie. Keeler, Joe Vasko and Joe Ris-| J. Melnychuk 654 (247.236); 0. Amb (0 ranked Fred's Refrigeration Serv. Fred's Refrigeration 14, McKeen's 13| Team Standings: Mac's 6, Don's 4, ilton Tiger.Cat football pring mms in, Tiger - Cats over.| But Ivy isn't doing to well now. | {eh all had a big hand In this vic ONY man, 635 (360); M. Heenan, 630|ice; and Joe Flynn's Sports Shop beat(and Al's Bi-Rite 10, _ILetty's 3 and Jim's 3, I h of Edmonton Eski. | powered Big Four teams during|The latest standings show Car-| 'Denny Linton's club moved out of the|(252); Chris Mason, 633; D. Crowder, Bond Clothing 3.1 and are tied for sec slvy, coach of | i the dinals with two victories, five cellar with a well earned victory over|02 (241); J. Snelgrove, 628 (247); B.lond place arrison a nsmal §os, three-time Grey Cup win- the season' and continued the Doug Harding's squad, with Vie Cas.|HArding 628 (242); J. Claus 627; T.| Hardware who disposed of McKeen's | is having trouble with his|pattern in the playoffs against|losses and one tie in eight games. | "U8 "CCPL Sot Bo er Rossi, 625 (247); W. Harmer, 623; J.|Service Station 3.1. Shipping edged Al's ¥ ! " Gw , 619; | Bi- 1, and iy onl ly Chicago Cardinals of the Ottawa Rough Riders. He is still using the triple wing-T Considerable confusion was caused Collins, 622 (280); Gwen Lalonde, 616: Bile 31 sete: cuirently only {ational Football League this| Again, the Ivy pattern was, formation. {during the meeting between Jubilee| ol TI Co dl CR, 301) place. | w--o-- | Pavilion and Lucky Strike Grill, due to f heen, But Big Jim is making|starkly evident. | |the absence of a Jubilee member, or|Ly, MacDougall, 258; M. Yourkevich,| oo oie Industries suffered their L p | 239; Jean Black, 236; M Mullin, | fe Ivy tactics pay off--one Grey| Ivy is creating something o » REMEMBER WHEN 2 . . hs scores. as he was supposed to bowl | 338; E. Little, 23; F. McLaughia, 30; Oro hitewsshing of the season at the SPECIAL ON NEW LUMBER Cup and on the prowl for an-isensation this year with what, | "This condition wil not be repeated,|Bsiar, 230i O, Gatto, 228; W. Judge, | Crit, et Diace by a single point over : r. | Americans call the Chicago Car-' By THE CANADIAN PRESS |, .. early bowling will be allow-|" 7, standings: Bi , 9; Pack-|Acadian Cleaners who were held to » 2" x 6" x8 to16'.........10¢c per linear ft. n : fer started when Trimble, adinal triple wing-T formation. It| _oriime play in Nation ale wih the exception of ight shiftlers, : Lucky Ste, 8: Tod Pores, 1; Hope draw by Ridgeview Snack Bar. 2"x 8" x8 to 16 13¢ her linear ft a Sized tackle in his playing davslis nothing more (han & variation) gocyey Loague. games was elim. LES mich permis is granted wl, Io Moers a, AL es oes) 27 x WRB 1 12 ype Per naar Cs fith Indiana, watched Ivy's Es- of the ancient short punt pattern. in orod 16 vears ago today by the "With 13 bowlers hitting over the 700 One, 5; Pacers, 5; Sputniks, 5; Bob's and Buzzers are within striking dis P 3 FOUR YEARS " | -- fang A's BIR mos clobber Montreal Alou-| Ivy has the ends split wide; esident, Frank Calder, to mark, it was the best night of the ses. |Bloopers, 5; Dominos, 4; Antony's, 4 tance of first place as they took four Bites 50-27 in the 1956 Cup final. about 15 feet outside the tackles | enabye travelling teams to catch pod = far. 3M 3 ow pedal REVO Si Lilies Fritehard (points. trom Swany Hardware, with CEDAR POLES AND POSTS i ys are becom ie m 4 4 3 t performance gave Trimble on a fiveman line, The hall-\y ing' Although it was instituted cusiomed to the new surroundings, 9 and B. (Cy) Thomson, 70. [902 (367), to run away with high triple 2% 20 in Yenath suitebie for cloth | Soh Sevolt deas--mainly, you had to play packs ol 2 a #3 as a wartime measure, the rul-| High Individual Scores: Eddie wooo eons wip pzAuy | 20d singie honors for the evening. Bob to n length suitable for clothes lines, 6-volt and 12-volt v vin, | tio e ends, Vi | Brown, 909 (350, 335); Ozzie Keeler, Strutt had 800 (336) and in the 's Jesu rock fowitall 10 win Hom Cardinals five potential ving ing hat Jenaind In force for Jo fing Gavas, 766 (309); Joe Vasko, The CrackerJacks are back at it| were £4 Branton 786 (3%); Geraid Mi. | fences, etc. | made fo fit all cars BRUISING OUTFIT | receivers who can move down. ' 765 (335); Lou Hyman, 749; Bob Gal (again, They took two points this week Knight, 785; Cec McCabe, 3 A . " Iagher, 737; John Masiewich, 733; Hank from the Hula-Hoops, who are short Code, 773; Sol Himes, 749 (305); * Trimble's Ticats, Bliealy 3 field. OFFPR REWARD Sarnovsky, 736; Al Zwelg, 738 (308); one player - Eva Wakely, who is ill Murray, 743 (357); Doug Vann, 738; Alf 45 GALLON STEEL DRUMS 1 punch of rugged individuals, be- Manny Swartz, 720; Orest Pidwerbecki,|in hospital. | Johnston, 733; and Vin Conlin, 726 i SURPRISED OTTAWA PETERBOROUGH (CP)--The 719; Alex Donaldson, 705; and Joe Ris-| The team standing is a little dif-| Next were D. Marshall, 697; R $ 99 | game the toughest club in the ¢ i tieh, 701 4 : | # t this week. Bill Hunka leads with| Hickey, 697; D. Hod 690; C. Ford -- fountry. Their favorite pastime; Last Saturday, Trimble sur. humane society here has offered 'ich: {orem ks oes a Trunks leads ii oo; 2s 900; ©. Bodden, 3; C. ¥ord, . . aslow as Exchange | was to soften up Big Four rivals prised Riders with the same for- $100 reward for information lead- pUPLATE SOCIAL AND SPORTS | (274); Pat McConnell 95, 85 (180); Guy|J. Wilson, 683; M_ Love, 678; 1. 308 BLOOR ST. EAST In the first half and roll up| mation. This time, though, there|ing to the conviction of the per-| Del Crowder's Bizzy Boys and Moni's Campbell 82, 60 (142); Mary Leach 48.| Howarth, 660; J. Smith, 658; L. Pollard . RA 3-7333 points in the last 30 'minutes. |were six potential pass receivers son who slaughtered Dolly, a Packers are tied for firs place. The 3a Viet Pike W035 (76); and 856; D. MeEvers, 633; 5. Stovin, 651] e OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY oo See Your Willard Dealer! + But Trimble didn't stop there. as the coach took advantage of tame doe at the .city 200, and ro uin's Lucky Six, who lead prev.| Standing: -- Cracker - Jacks 13; and | Gregor, 648; J. Hedger, 649; R, Welsh Ivy's split-T Eskimos used twin/the 12 - man Canadian team carried off her carcass. fously and now have droppped back to'Hula-Hoops 8. 1647; G. Paterson, 647; A. 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