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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, January 20, 1960 Harness Racing Spor Westmount Kiwanis Tops Bantam Loop /Macko's A's | SPORTS t Too Good | CALENDAR T Popular In Nova Scotia By ED SMITH Canadian Press Staff Writer DARTMOUTH, N.S. (CP)--Age is no barrier to entry in the ancient and honorable pastime of harness racing on ice in Nova Scotia. The "old pros" -- horses and drivers alike -- are looking forward to the International In- vitation meet scheduled here Jan. 26-27. Barred from summer tracks at | the age of 15, trotters and pacers ; often wind up racing in winter in many Maritime localities as soon as pond and lake ice is thick enough. The international meet here has had them as old ok 22 and as young as three years old. Fred Lahey of the Eastern Driving Association, which spon sors the meet, says older horses dominate the entry list. "Owners of colts don't like to take a chance in breaking a summer training routine." Mild winters cancelled out the ice racers twice in the last three years. In 1959 there were 61 horses entered for the 26 - dash event, Dave Pinkney of Truro, N.S., drove Scottish Wick to vie- tory in the $1,000 free-for-all trot, covering the quarter mile straightaway in 29 seconds. The $1,800 championship pace was taken by Bud Henley with Merle Turner of Dartmouth in the sulky. HEAVY BETTING Pari . mutuel betting windows are set up at the edge of the lake course and do as big a business as any summertime meet. Bet- ting provides most of the money for purses although there is some revenue fromg entry fees, $50 a horse last year. American horses were absent for the first time in last year's events but Fort Fairfield and Portland, Me., stable owners] have indicated they're ready for| this year's meet, | The big-purse events are held on Lake Banook, a three-quarter- mile-long lake and the first in a chain that extends 25 miles from | inside the northern boundary of| Dartmouth, A popular boating| and swimming centre, has been ringed by as many as/ness racing on the 10,000 spectators for a winter|lakes was risky. Halifax ice com meet. Ra = Ck RACE ON ICE ~ Horse, sulky and driver go charging across ice in one of the oldest winter pastimes of harness racing at Dartmouth, N.S, Rac- ing on lake ice, with betting wickets set up along the shore, Banook|ern ice-making machinery har-jis produced by artificial methods. |Jones, Stevenson; forwards, Say-| Dartmouth - pre-war meet a horse bolted from|Ennor, Dawe, Staples, Newton, 18.07. | panies took their main store from |the track and galloped into a hole|McIvor, McGlynn, Dowdy and Before the development of mod-|the lakes. Now all ice sold here/left by ice - cutters. The driver|Brown. 'For Juveniles Macko's A's romped to an easy 19-5 victory over Oshawa Juvenile {All-Stars Sunday evening in a major league fixture, at Bow- : manville Arena. jumped free but the horse was| Big Eddie Remanuk paced the drowned. {Lumbermen's attack, scoring Police keep cars and spectators| four goals and assisting on two on the shore to prevent excess others, This output equalled the weight on the ice in any one area.|league record for scoring points Ten to 12 inches of "clear ice"|in one game, set earlier in the is considered the ideal thickness year by scoring leader George for harness meets. The start and Westfall. finish of the course are sanded] Macko's got off to a one-goal to assist acceleration of the mo- lead in the opening frame when bile starting gate and to prevent | Mickey Walker snapped in a sloughing of sulkies. power play goal while Walter This year race officials believe Kirk was serving time for the they have something else to their Juveniles. advantage. A by - pass highway The All-Stars came back strong being built on the northernto open the second stanza with fringes of the town incorporates Bob Bishop and Buddy Yahn fir- a causeway over Lake Micmac,|ing single counters. Midway adjacent to Lake Banook. This, through the stanza the kids stop- they think, will reduce the cur-|ped skating and this enabled the rent and permit a quicker buildup/A's to hammer in four unanswer- of ice. ed fallies, three by Romanuk and | Walker's second of the night. This | |left the score 5-2 for the A's at the end of the second. Bantam Stars I Macko's maintained their edge {in the third, outscoring the Thump Cobourg youngsters 4-3. Goal scorers for the A's in this period were "Tub Oshawa Bantam "Stars" chalk-| Garrard, Al Myles Dods ed up their fourth successive ex- worth and Romanuk, while "Bo hibition victory last night at the Garrow, Yahn with his i Children's Arena, trouncing , the and 'Butch'! Dowe replied for the visiting Cobourg Bantams 9-3. Juveniles. ES: The "Stars", who are prepping ish ne TF EE towards the Onfario Minor Hock-|& i" © CE J ey Association play-downs, which iri ht CatTow begin in approximately six Boi McKnight Ho weeks, are beginning to look like Nr 4: potential Ontario i Sid second Nichol- Kirk, Cockerton, Yahn, Bishop, Naperkowski goal Wiltshire; yards, Towns, Walker, Rom- 1 + anuk, Baker, Welsh, Garrard, Steady provi Day under |p, dsworth, McGarry, Myles Ian McNamee, Charlie Wayling vay Tom: Wilson, and Gary'Kitchen each collected] i Ist Period a pair while Teddy Gow, Paul 1 wmacko's: Walker Gibbens and Dave Leaming were" (Romanuk) . the other sharp-shooters. | - Penalty: Kirk, 6.00 Ronnie Milne was the top man; "2nd Period for Cobourg, registering a three-| 9 Juveniles: Bishop goal "hat-trick" for his team's| (Naperkowski, Bell) ... total output during the fixture. | 3 Juveniles: Yahn OSHAWA BANTAMS -- goal,| = (Dowe) harmon; defence, Black, God-| 4, Mac ridge, Cheeseman, Brady, Kay; (Ge , Baker) forwards, Pinch, Leaming, Bar-| 5, Macko's: Walker noski, McGraw, Gow, Gibbens,| (Welsh, Dodsworth) ... Kitchen, ig JleSames, wil-| 6. Macko's: Romanuk oughby and Wayling. (Baker, Garrard) ..... COBOURG BANTAMS -- goal,| 7. Macko's: Romanuk Lang; defence, Milne, Harnden,| (Garrard) .. 19.54 Penalties: Towns, 4.18; Garrow Dowe, 16.23; McGarry Paul attracts a big business. Sum- 6.38 mer tracks bar horses older than 15 years but the winter races allow entry of {trotters and pacers of any age. The sport has brought several en- tries from the United States. | --CP Photo : Romanuk 9.48 5. 14.38 16.02 Lahey recalls that during a|der, Higginson, Kenney, Ewart, 9.02; 3rd Period | 8. Juveniles: Garrow (Bishop) 07 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' WHITBY DUNLOPS took care of the Moscow Selects last night at Maple Leaf Gardens to the tune of 9-1. The "Dunnies" had a few additions to their line= up for this one with "Butch" Martin of the K-W Dutch- men scoring three goals. He was on a line with team- mate Don Rope and Bob Rousseau, the sensational Brockville Junior who is headed for the Habs. Defense- men Ralph Hosking of the Dutchmen and Moe Benoit of Belleville were also in the line-up. Each of the other four mentioned got into the scoring, via the assist column, Hosking three times and Rousseau twice. As a team, the "Dunnies" showed much more polish right from the start and Moscow Selects, while putting up a good show in brief flashes, were definitely outclassed. "Dunnies" suffered an injury loss last night when play- ing coach Ted O'Connor was injured, It is feared that a torn shoulder muscle may keep the defenseman out of action for a game or two. It's to be hoped Ted's stay "on the shelf" is short, because the Dunnies are already lab- oring with a weakend rearguard, since Alfie Treen will not be available for at least another couple of weeks. Oshawa Ski Club, now blessed with almost more snow than they need, is ready to launch into a series of season's special events, starting this week-end. On Sat- urday-Sunday, the Oshawa Club will host the Southern Ontario four-way Junior championships, with cross= country race Saturday morning and downhill in the afternoon, slalom racing on Sunday morning and the jumping in the afternoon. It is fully expected that this feature event will attract a large list of entries and a big crowd of interested spectators, to the club property, Brimacomb's Hill, two miles east of Kirby, off Highway No. 35. In addition to a splendid club house, ski shop and three rope tows, the latest improvement to their property, which in itself is one of the finest ski terrains in Ontario, is a new road, right to the foot of the main hill, adjacent to the clubhouse. It is planned to have a large parking area cleared here, so that spectators can sit in their cars, if they wish, and have an excellent view of the jumping etc. BRIGHT BITS:-- Ike Hildebrand, the former Osh- awa Generals ace, who in recent years has been playing- eoach of the Belleville McFarlands has been relieved of his coaching duties and Belleville's former goaltender Gordie Bell has taken over as coach. Ike, a former NHL and AHL performer, is expected to stay with McFar- lands as a player. Aside from the fact Belleville hasn't enjoyed much success this season, we suspect that part of the reason for the change could be that Gofdie Bell, who suffered a serious eye injury in Whitby, early this season, has a contract for the season and since he is un- able to play, his only active capacity with the club would be as coach, while Hildebrand will stay on as a player . .. Jimmy Topping, Oshawa "City League" pro=- duct, who played goal with the Oshawa Juvenile Alle Ontario champions two seasons ago, was injured six weeks ago. Since then, his team, the Brooklin - Port Perry Combines Junior "C" club, has folded so Jimmie has returned to Oshawa and last night returned to the nets also, helping Beaton's Dairy win a local Juvenile fixture over Tony's . . .Brian Morris, scoring star of the Westmount Kiwanis, the team that this week clinched first place in the Oshawa Minor Bantam League, came up from the "Blues and Greys" of last season and now in his first season as a full-fleged Bantam, he has 19 goals and four assists, for 23 points, just one point behind Johnnie Fair of Civitans, who leads the league as top-scorer with his 24 total . . . Eddie Litzenberger is reported to be making satisfactory progress, but up until yesterday, was still under heavy sedation Jean Beliveau, only three points behind Bronco Horvath and Bobby Hull, who are tied for first place in the NHL scoring race with 55 points apiece, is being touted as the player most likely to overhaul this pair and bring the scoring erown to Canadiens, Macko's: (Baker, Macko's Garrard Romanuk) Myle JUVENILE HOCKEY |» 2 10. 3: | (Welsh, Dodsworth) .... ' Oshawa Dairy Holds League Lead Alone 6. . Juveniles: Yahn (Dowe) 2. Macko's: (Walker) 3. Macko's: (Towns, Baker) , Juveniles: Dowe (Yahn, Sadowski) 8.19 Dodsworth ves 12.57 Romanuk 15.12 (Lutton, J. Peters) ..... 14.32 17.08 | Oshawa Dairy climbed into sole 7. Oshawa Dairy: Wilson { position of first place in the Osh- awa Minor Hockey Association (Linton, Kolesnik) 19.42|19-16. Juvenile league standings after| Penalties -- Naperkowski (2) their one-sided 6-1 victory over and Michael (2). | the former front-runners, Hayden | Macdonald. | TONY'S « BEATON'S DAIRY In the second half of the weekly | Coach Doug Hurst's Beaton's twin-bill, played at the Chil-{Dairy squad, which is now the dren's Arena, Beaton's Dairy con- hottest team in the Juvenile cir- tinued their determined effort to cuit, moved to within one point. of By THE vacate the loop basement, reg- third place and only two out of h ' istering a key 4-2 triumph over|second position, after their con- Los Angeles Tony's Refreshments. After last/vincing 42 win over Tony's 160, Las Vegas Y : Refreshments. Cal Houston, 162%, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT ASSOCIATED PRESS Eddie Ney Los Andrews stopped N 3 i hal Angeles, night's action, only four points Penalties: Fegan, 12.47; Towns, i ODAY'S GAMES {HOCKEY Oshawa Minor Hockey Assoc.| | (Midget League)--Lions vs Local 222, at 6.30 p.m.; Kinsmen Club lvs Canadian Legion at 7.30 p.m. {and Kiwanis Club vs Rotary Club, | |at 8.30 p.m. All games at The {Children's Arena. {dren's Arena. ixhibition Game Toronto Westmonnt |DeLaSalle Juveniles vs Bowman- Po [le Juvenies, = Bowmanville) gop, 0ia) aid required to oper: BASKETBALL |and it has pai Lakeshore District COSA year of sponsorsip onBo Southern Conference--O'Neill atone week remaining in league 205' lone marker. Whitby, 3.00 p.m. and Pickering action, the W.K. boys nipped) ppp arg . CAN. TIRE at Ajax, 3.30 p.m. their nearest rivals, Civitan, 2-1, . to win the league championship. THURSDAY'S GAMES |The newly crowned champs have tet racked up another Bantam HOCKEY la season total of 19 points com-|league fixture win nipping Cana- Lakeshore Juvenile League -- pared to runner-up Civitan"s 16 dian Tire 3-2. p.m season failed in catching a berth B $ ETBALI with a regular 'City League" ASKETBALL tri: Pee Wee Puck Scores Coca Colas vs Ernie Cay's Lum-'teams for boys who failed in| : berkings, at Simcoe Hall, 9.00/ making the regular teams, was| Results of games played, Sat- been Westmount Kiwanis' scoring|,, i 2. threat all season long now, hav- Kingside 4, Southmead 2. whole team's output for the year.igiorie Park 10, Lake Vista 0. In other action Monday night B'Ne Ajax at Stouffville, at 8.00 p.m. points. Les Moore, Doug Greenwood | Bantam club but played with the Oshawa Industrial p.m. the big *"'trigger" man in the|urday, Jan. 16, at The Children's Jaycee Rockets ing blinked the red light 19/Bathe Park 4, Valleyview 4. rt sha 3 > Nai B'Rith whipped Local 205 North Oshawa 3, Rundle Park 1. A new sponsor, ster who loves to play hockey|tries 7-1 and in the nightcap has spelled a league pennant for|Police Association shutout Local an Oshawa Minor Hockey Asso-|2784 2-0. ciation Bantam league team, 5 after Monday night's weekly five| B'NAI B'RITH - LOCAL 205 games were played in the Chil- Kiwanis are the over Local 205. The blond headed d off in their initial|for the other. ; With only] Bob Robinson tallied Local oo and Uxbridge at Whitby, 8.00] Young Brian Morris, who last Neighborhood Assoc. League -- Blues and Greys, which are -\chkampion triumph. Morris has| Arena: times, equal to over ha I Rastview 4, Fernhill 1. Beat OCVI Jrs. : 200 In Ex Contest iL Dupiaie clgey Canaan Wondview 6, Radio Park, 2. i initial victory of year in 11 league Connaught 3, Sunnyside 1. NEIGHBORHOOD LEAGUE an exhibition game played -- O'Neill Collegiate gym, the Jaycee Rockets of the Major kethall League defeated OCVI by the score of 50-25 This was a clean and fast {game with the Juniors taking the |lead in the first quarter by the score of 10-8, with Reeson lead- ing the way. | But in the second quarter the Juniors could not cope with their |bigger opponents and failed to] In Gets Good Early Start Storie and Southmead defeated |shortly to discuss this question. With the first section several other time score at 18-10, in favor of the Rockets. big: way, as Storie Rundle No. 2, 5-0 and Southmead The third quarter was fast with blanked Eastview 540. The other|pleted, to take a commanding lead of 33-|Rundle No. 1 beating 14 and in the fourth quarter the 3.9 an Juniors tried to come back butiaz 3.2 win over Woodview No, 2. | Dave Leaming sparked B'Nai |B'Rith to a thrilling 4-1 decision who have donated the|speedster notched the 3-goal *'hat- ate trick" in the victory with team- lthe team in the "City League" mate Bobby Whitsitt accounting Duplate weekly improving sex- | | | com- (It items of George V died. The Chicago-Ma- 3.03 the Rockets playing heads up ball|two games were very close, with|{business have cropped up so itiroon game at Montreal Jan. 28 Fernhill{ is hoped that the one meeting will also was called off, because of d Woodview No. 1 eking out|clear all these loose items up. the royal funeral. and a young- starts upsetting Houdaille Indus-|and Mickey Sheridan each divid- ed the winners' total of three. Jimmie Clapp and Kenny Brack were the Tiremen snipers. KIWANIS - CIVITAN Westmount Kiwanis clinched first place in the Bantam league final standings with still a week remaining, outscoring their near- est rivals for the pennant Civitan 2-1. The loop's leading scorer, Brian Morris, starred, netting the wine ning goal. Bobby Clarke was the other sharpshooter. Brian Brady, rearguard, re- plied for the losers. LOCAL 1817 - HOUDAILLE After failing to record a league victory in 10 starts, Local 1817 hit a hot streak in outclassing Houdaille Industries 7-1. The seven goals was almost the equal the 12 they had scored all season long, - excluding last' night's action. Andy Glecoff and Bruce Hooper each collected a pair while Bob White, Bob Hayes and Bob Trewin divided one each. Paul Parkinson clicked for Hou- daille Industries. POLICE - LOCAL 2784 Jimmie Campbell's stout net- minding enabled Police Associa- tion to a shutout 240 victory over Nipigon Park 6, Harman Park 0. Local 2784 in the final game of the night. Bob Crosmass and Johnnie ------ |Forsythe fashioned the tallies to provide the victory. Referees--Paul Kawazunk and Jimmie Hutchison; scorer, Jim Shaw. Southmead Dart Team |rewewmes ween 2 By THE CANADIAN PRESS In the first tribute of its kind in the history of the National Hockey League, the Toronto- ( Parks|Clubhouse and in all probability Montréal game scheduled for Jan. 6.45 score a point, to leave the half- opened the second section in aja meeting will be called very!21 was called off 24 years ago today, the day before the match. was on Jan, 20 that King Soe he A terrific} Team Standings (Second Sec- gi ga the game for) ton): Storie Southmead 5, g g CN , A 1 the winners were Jepma with 17, Rundle No. 1, 3, Woodview No. 5 followed bv Brady, Mewitt and|3: Fernhill 2, Woodview No. 2, 2, ; "10 Eastview 0 and Rundle No. 2, 0. Boivin with 12, 10 and eight| : points while for the Juniors, Ree-| Doubles In and Out: Bill Clark 0. Andrews 1, N. Pullen 1, F. son with 11 was best, 2, JAYCEE ROCKETS: Jepma 17,| Williamson 2, R. Cornish 2, L. Mewitt 10, Brady , Boivin 8,|Cornish 1, C. Usher 1, E. Major Dalgleish 2, Ferries 1. Total 50.1, Mike Wilson 1, B. Crawford 2, Fouls: 4 out of 10 J. Houston 2, G. Houston 1, M 0OCVI JUNIORS: Jacula, | Muir 3, A. Pelow 1, D. Cummer 2, Hooey, Tunicliffe 6, Wilson 2,|L. Daniels. 2, J. Goulding 3, F. Woods 6, Reeson 11, Markus, |Densham 2, J. Densham 1, Doug 3urke, Wavon, Total 25. Fouls: Clark 1, Olive Cl 1 out of 4 Hopson 1, Ruth Hopson : Craighead 2, J. Crawford 2, N. Johnson 1, A, ryant 1, L. Shobbrook 1 and V Cline 1 High Three 5, 92 Canadian Curlers Beat Renfrewshire son 120, J. i ston 100, L. Shoh- GLASGOW, Scotland (Reuters)! brook 100 and W. Ross 100 Canada's touring curlers defeated| High Baseball, One Inning: M Renfrewshire 60-45 Tuesday. Muir 6, T. Meek 6, G. Houston 6, Calgary's J. L. Haw's rink time | J. Houston 5, J. Goulding 5, Fred| and again hit J. G. Craig's four-| parsons 5, L. Shobbrook 5, A. some with some excellently-| Cymmer 5 and A. Pelow 5. placed shots | The experience of the rink con-| LEAGUE LEADERS ditions gained by the tour i Doubles In Bill Clark, 21 Doubles Out Bill Clark, 12. their morning 57-40 loss to Arg) Forth and Endriek provinces| High Three Darts -- J. Gould- 140, stood them in good stead for thejing, afternoon encounter with Ren-| Baseball, one frewshire Parker, 9 first): Baseball Pattee, | Houston, 29 A. J.| Team Baseball, Darts: Ralph Hop- inning Geo skips nine innings J G. (Canadian 4; J Leggat Scores Haw 14 Cra g Montreal 15 J one ning 8; separate the league leaders and the cellar-dwellers. OSHAWA DAIRY « H. MACDONALD With leftwinger Ronnie Nelson| pacing the Oshawa Dairy attack] {with a pair of tallies, the Milk-| {men vaulted into first place] {jumping over Hayden Macdon-| {ald on their key 6-1 decision over {the "Mac's." | Bobby Watt, Jimmie Peters, Barry Furey and Gordie Wilson| | collected one each for the win-| | ners. | | Teddy Naperkowski notched] {the ""Mac's" lone scoring point. | OSHAWA DAIRY -- goal, Brai- |den; defence, Michael, Branton, | Kolesnik, Linton; forwards, Wil-| ison, T. Peters, J. Peters, Lutton,| i + " 4. With goaltender Jimmy Top- Fresno, Calif.----Joey Giambra, Parkhill, Oshawa 8 W. Jamieson Fernhill, 19 ping guarding the twine fori .o "po Woody|6; Collie Campbell, Toronto 6 Team Baseball, nine innings -- Beaton's and doing a creditable ino 162) 10.|R. L. Connell 5; H. P. Webb, Storie; 89. showing, after being out of action Seattle Denny Mover. 149. |Halifax 7 J. D. Woodrow 13; Ken| Rumors are flying the for close to six weeks, scoring|pgsiand. Ore.. knocked out Pat Watson, Winnipeg 10 W. Torrance possibility of holding a dance in leader "Butch" Dowe provided ry. 150, Cleveland, 3 9 the near future at the Woodview the offence to spell the victory. Amarillo, Tex.--Donnie Flee- CREA ied Dowe fired a goal and set-up man, 180, Midlothian, Tex two others to add to his scoring stopped Charlie Pavlis, 175, Hun- leadership. Ronnie Bell, Larry gary, 4 Hoar and Gary Gray tallied one Trenton, N.J. George each, menti, 159%, New York, Wayne Ste. John and pivot pointed Al Milone, 160, Brooklyn, |! Buddy Yahn eonnected for 8: 2 i Tony's. Beaumont, Tex. Garland at ' (Rip) Randall, Tyler, Tex., out-|" BEATON'S DAIRY -- goal, pointed Ray Portilla, Houston, outpointed 162, Merced, Calif., about [To TRACTION BLOKE Chi- - Available at the following Dealers for only di Save Your Life! OW Stop Quicker on icy roads Let us DE-SKID your tires . 2.50 Our John Bean Skid-Defier creates hundreds of sturdy grip blocks in the tire tread ~ traction blocks that cut through the rood film end eling to the road. PER TIRE Topping; defence, Balsom, Glas jo ji pi weiohts pell, Stone; forwards, Gray, Bell, | Akron, Ohio--Solomon Boysaw, | Dowe, Sadowski, Wright, Hooper |cioveland, knocked out Johnny and Hoar. Palmer, Columbus, Ohio, 2, light- TONY'S REFRESHMENTS -- | weights. |Mathews, Cover, Nelson, Furey|goal, Nicholishen; defence, Kirk,| and Watt. ~ |Cockerton; forwards, Sayer H. MacDONALD goal, Hink-| Reid, Chernik, Dudley, Goo |son; defence, Suddard, Pallister;|chiid, Yahn and Ste. John. | forwards, Naperkowski, Rowden, 1st Period Wilkens, Aasen, Nemis, Siblock | 1. Beaton's: Bell (Wright) 14.14! fond Stevens Perio 2. Tony's: Ste. John (Reid) 19.21 | Sc a 5 s ok Penalties -- Kirk (2) and Cock-| Scoring--None {erton and. Dudle: | { Penalties -- T, Peters and Sib-|" ye lock. | 2nd Period | 3. Beaton's: Hoar (Gray, Dowe) « 2.40 4, Beaton's: Gray | Guelph (Dowe, Glaspell) ...... 10.84/g¢ cat 3 107 116 5. Tony's: Yahn . 11.59 gamilton 92 145 | Penalties --Cockerton (2), Dud-| Tuesday's Results (ley, Chernick and Wright, Hamilton 5 St. Catharines 6 3rd Period Barrie 2 Guelph Naperkowski ....... 3.18 6. Beaton's: Dowe 4.51 Tonight's Games | 4, Oshawa Dairy: J. Peters Penalties -- Sadowski and Guelph at Barrie (Cover, Linton) . 8.08 Wright, Eastern Professional League | 5. Oshawa Dairy: Nelson Referees -- Mel and Tuesday's Results (Branton) .. . 10.32| Rocky Esposito; J i m| Hull-Ottawa 4 Montreal 5 | 6. Oshawa Dairy: Furey Shaw, Sudbury 2 Sanit Ste. Marie 3 Bolahood Bowlers = Knock Off Leader Niagara District Se | Stamford 3 Motorville 2 Interprovincial Senior A Buckingham 4 Hull 8 OHA Senior B Wallaceburg 4 St. Thomas 1 OHA Intermediate A Milton 6 Georgetown 7 | John Bolahood's Bowlers came swept the remaining two games Laurier Cup (through last Saturday afternoon|from their opposition winning the| Peter 5 Brockville 2 {in fine stylé when they dethroned second game 1234 as against 1012 |{the pace-setters and series lead-|and the third game 124 as| expected of him since he is cur lers, Ferby's B and A, from the against 1045. The Bolahood team| opie averaging 240 in both the {top position, which they had oc-{bowled a total of 3556 as against|cnawa City Major League and |cupied from opening dav of the|3161. the Cross Town Major League in |series until the very last day,| For the winners it was BIill| poronto. It is to be hoped that he {when they met up with the Bola-\Brown who led the way with a|will continue his good bowling {hood team.. Ferby"s, who were|triple of 776 (233, 240, 303) follow-! from now on. John Trott has also {one point up, had to beat Bola-|ed- closely by Ron Swartz with|chown great promise and much |hood's in order to finish on top|761 (211, 293, 257); John Trott| win he expected from him in the |but the pressure was too great 692 (209, 250, 233); Vony Vidas| pew and final series which opens S, i- | HOCKEY SCORES AND STANDINGS Ontario Junior A WL TTF. APis 1144 104 39 3 117 103 37 97 94 35 140 131 © 120 124 | Marlboros | Barrie 2nd Period [St. Michael's 1. Oshawa Dairy: Watt (Mathews) Gains 2. Oshawa Dairy: Nelson (Mathews) .... " Penalty -- Naperkowski. 3rd Period Macdonald's: 5 Loses A 5.81 : 19.1 7 | 3. 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