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All told, the club is loaded with yearling sale Monday night atja bay colt by Chop Chop out of THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 22, 1959 experienced trundlers and the To- i | Oshawa Has Strong Entry Tonto opposition oll Save Shen] SPOR I S IN BRIEF Winafieus Fabm, owied by Tor- Stalina. fe 1d work cut out to handle he loch: bad : entry. ERS OWN - The filly, by Bull Page out of! VANE DOLICE AID Bhd crossbars from the Salvosts, title will be at stake in' the 10- ° 0 RECORD |Sauadian marathon titles I in-{Fair Colleen, was purchased by pacific National Exhibition willl damaged go fi andr er in E | PLAYED MAJOR LEAGUES Th - "udi In Major 5-Pin ague aoe Jeg wib again be maw} BELGRADE (CP) -- Olympian|® ding two Somile marathons Frank A. Sherman of Hamilton.|agk for regular-duty police pro y iich were the only races of The colt, by op Chop from|tection at all future B.C Lions CHAMP TO FIGHT | | .C. | ERWIN, Tenn. (CP) -- Clar- be al isted .|lolanda Balas of Rumania f t : capably assisted by the old re jumped six feet, % inch Monday,|that distance in Canadian history| Famous Maid, went to Lansonfaothall 'games sf Empire Sta. LOS ANGELES (AP) -- World|ence W. (Tillie) Walker, 70 : ww ! : » , an Official wor! has been receiv-|vious Peterborc - Oshawa Re-|iigble ciub treasurer, Joe Zak. t { from thie. secretary of the/gional Champions -n' ' 10 4 Ito better her own world record --died Sunday. Farms. 0 Ons Citv Men's M aj 0 riSabins along with Ozzie Keeler, A A most gucoetstll season aby. half an inch, Tass reported. . An average of $11,070 was paid por § jy eT "Bobi Ne, gut fielder (Yh played ov. Was League stating that their 19560 Dick Adams and Bob Gulia | TEA Coe oO Or ans| WON 50-MILE RACE SELLS YEARLINGS for an ete 13. Colts and hour close of the game Saturday night featherweight Kingping of Britain, ers, ous five-pin season will open on Sat- have been on Regional Cham- how on it is with enthusiasm MIL C | TORONTO (CP) -- Top prices|fillies on the block. Larkin Ma-/in which Lions defeated 'Witni-|Oct ee ine] ng of 2 n, and Boston of the American wrday Bini y ¥ at 2 pam, plougiuy Shthe during the pas | at Se ous Low. gating] DARTMOUTH, NE. (CP)--Al- of $25,000 were paid for a bay|loney of Toronto, racing partner(peg 17-6. About 200 y 0 uth s manager said oy Rig shh oy B08 rr oR The Oshawa Tony's club willlannual events. . re wrence, 78, who wo! : : . Ws compete in ih league and n most filly and a bay colt in the annuallof Conn Smythe, paid $20,000 for stormed the field, ripped thelers will be overweight and nol.281. ~much is expected from this local entry in the rew season as the club has been strengthened con- siderably ung Sh BE ACADIA WRITES A BRIGHT NEW CHAPTER INTO CANADIAN INSURANCE HISTORY Gallagher, Denny Linton an John Hrico. Dick Adams was a member of the 1958-59 All Cana- dian Champions, Bob Gallagher and Henry Sarnovsky set an all- time record score for the Men's Doubles Championship in 1958 y 59, with a three game total of 1787, while Denny Linton holds the all-time bigh five 'total in Men's Singles competition at the Sportsman's Show. | In addition to the above re-| cords Bob Gallagher, Denny Lin- ton and John Hrico are all pre- sv pv protect ALL your Guess we still need some practice as our scores will show. Better luck next week, By the look of our lemon list we think we shauld forget them this week also, but we're not that good natured High Single: J. Slater 238, P. Ander- son 21] and E, Wilson 207 |] ® High Double: W. Scott 139 Lemon League: I. Hann 98, M. Pat-| terson 94, M. Taylor 90, D. Cowle 9%, 49, E. Stone 83, 39, M. Blow 81, K. Bickle 78, 1.-Way 76, E. Franklin 72, B, E. Taylor 71, 54, M. Norris 74, Brooks 57 and B. Stonebridge 57, 52. Standings: Whirlwinds 6, Jets 4, Bombers 4, Hopefuls 3. Pin Ups 3, Bees 2, Slowpokes 2 and Six Luckies 0. MOTOR CITY LADIES' LEAGUE Good to see so many in -the honor list this week! 600 Triples: Isabelle King 713 (224, 266, 223); Madeline Morrison 706 (296, 237), Marj. Vaughn 645 (239, 228); Blanche Norton 628 (272, 215); Bert Wight 624 (227, 207); Marg. Glecoff 624 297). (265) and Isabelle Creamer 609 ( 200 Singles: Lois Burden 292, Lila Huxtable 260, Marion Thomas 250, Aud- rey Hodgson 222, Vera Szikszay 216, Olive Teatro 213, Ev. Stata 211, 206, Phoebe Mullins 210 and Elsie Smith 09 B® Rocketts, Hi Fi's, Sizzlers, Six Aces, took all four points from Shamrocks, Skippers, Happy Six and Pixies Maypoles, Headliners, Comets all took three points from Chipmunks, Flyers, and Jesters, who took one point . FRA RBN ETE ORLY each. Lemons and Blue Bells split two , points each Team Standing: Sizzlers, Six Aces 8, Hi Fi's 7, Chipmunks, Blue Bells, Comets, Flyers 5, Rocketts, Maypoles, Lemons 4, Shamrocks, Headliners 3, Jesters 2, Happy Six 1, Skippers, Pixies| 0. Your new press reporter will be Pru Whittick | | CATHOLIC LEAGUE We are underway again for another) season. Some of our howlers turned in| some nice scores. Some others would| not like to have their scores mention-| ed. Congratulations to Ted Powers A b -- 3 : with a single of 306 7 | co) 1 \ | High Singles: Jean Dickison 240 and ' yg i £2 com -- spn Ted Powers 306 R a 1 3 : High Triples: Yvonne Bachend 607 . EF y : i and Harry Dickison 691 -y 3 i wit "i Those over 225: Art Moreau 238, Ted 3 % lo Powers 306, Leu Trattner 264, John Planeta 229, Harry Dickison 228, 252, Joe Olesky 244, Joe Wrubel 237, Jean Dickison 240, Matt Halik 233, 274, Alex Korkush 254, Zelia Moreau 228, Mike McGrath 236, Ed. Mothersill , Olga Trimble 249, Neil McAllister 249, Dick Harriman 226, Joe Thiemann 232. Bill Hickey 244 and Mary Mothersill 238. RADIATOR DEPT. LEAGUE Team Standings: Shots 7, 6, Lucky Strikes 4, Gutter-f snines 4. Lucky Six 4, Musketeers 4, Wiffers 2, Blazers 1. Considerable improvement was shown last night over opening night.. We are looking forward to a season keen competition and much higher averages. Lucky Strikes took the luckless Blazers for 4 points, the only shutout of the night. The Hot Shots defeated the Guttersnipes 3 to 1, and those Hot Shots are really hot. The Champs won ovor the Lucky Six 3 to 1 with Bll Maxwell and Walt Fry being big guns for the winners. 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