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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, February 2, 1960 | SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts Bantam Teams Round-Robin "City League" Bantam play-off|while Brian Brady, J im m ie HOCKE action took place last night in/Music and Larry Plank netted /the Children's Arena, All ten|one each. league teams are entered in a Les Moore collected Duplate's nine-game, round-robin series, lone scoring point. NATIONAL HOCKEY League teams moved into the last six or seven weeks of their season's schedule today and we find Montreal Canadiens, despite a bit of a slump over the week-end, enjoying a comfortable 19- point lead over Toronto Leafs--but after that, it's a hectic race. Leafs have 52 points and Red Wings are right behind with 51 while Boston with 46 arid Chicago with 44 are staging a grim battle for fourth place and the final playoff spot. Trailing the Hawks by an even dozen points, it begins to look as if N.Y, Rangers have "had it" as far as this year's Stanley Cup playoff posi- tions are concerned. They held Detroit to a tie on Sun- day but over the long haul, they have been consistent losers, not only of "big ones" but also to the teams they simply had to defeat, if they hoped to advance in the standing. Now the Rangers have to not only hit a red- hot streak themselves, but they have to count on both Boston and Chicago going into a slump and that doesn't appear too likely. Tommy Ivan, general manager of Black Hawks, is quoted as saying he thinks his club has the most loyal fans in the league. He is probably close to truth too--since their attendance is well up--in spite of a lowly league standing. OSHAWA LADY curlers are in the news again this week, Competing in the first annual women's "Domin- ion" single-rink competition, an event that eventually leads to an all-Canada championship final to be played for the first time, this year--right here in Oshawa-- the Oshawa representatives won their division honors, yesterday at Peterborough G. & C.C. Mrs. E, F. Arm- strong skipped her rink to victory over Mrs. J. Faye of the Peterborough Curling Club, 13-9, in the deciding game. Mrs. Faye's rink won over Mrs. M, McCartney's Peterborough Golf & Country Club entry 11-6 in the first round, with the Oshawa ladies drawing a bye. Mrs. Armstrong's rink qualified to represent Oshawa by going undefeated through the round-robin playoff staged at the local club. Members of the rink seeking to advance in quest of Provincial and Canadian honors are Mrs. Dr, A. P. "Joyce" Fulton, Mrs, E. J. "Marg" Reed, Mrs. N. K. "Ef" Hezzelwood and Mrs. E. F. "Marj" Armstrong, skip. The Oshawa rink has qualified to go to Kitchener for the Central Ontario round-robin compe- tition. in the middle of February, from which one rink will emerge, to go into the final All-Ontario playoff, at Peterborough Curling Club and the winner of that playoff, will represent Ontario in the Eastern Canada playoffs, here at Oshawa, in March. with the team with the most B'NAI POLICE er i ing de- J inte being Pepper-pot Timmy Gilmore {was the "big operator" in B"Nai LEADERS UPSET !B'Rith's 4-2 triumph over Police An upset shutout featured the|Association. Gilmore banged in puck play with the pennant-{the t(hree-goal "hat-trick" and {winning Westmount Kiwanis be-|teammate Paul Komanchuck pro- {ing set back by 20 by lowly|vided the other marker. Local 1817, who finished last dur-| Boh Crosmass and Do u g Bal- jing the regular schedule, register-/son divided the Police goals. |in ly three points out of ing: ony points out of 2 WEST. KIWANIS-LOCAL 1817 possible 24. od i |" In oiher loop action, Local 205 Although Local 1817 finished in basement over {doubled the score over Houdaille the league {Industries 6-3; Civitan whipped regular schedule play, they play- {Duplate 5-1; B'Nai B'Rith edget|ed the part of "giant killers" in [Police Association 4-2 and in the|upselling the pennant - champs, {nightcap Canadian Tire edged the Westmount Kiwanis 2-0. | Local 2784 boys 2-1. Goaltender - Charlie Bremner was in "top form" registering LOCAL 205-HOUDAILLE {the shutout and kept the league- | Sparked by the two-goal per-(leaders at bay time and time formance of Bob Robinson, Local again, especially Brian Morris, {205 fashioned a nifty 6-3 verdict who notched 19 goals during the over Houdaille Industries to get|regular season. {themselves off on the right foot] Bob Keyes and Roman Pakosta |in play-off action. were the snipers who spelled vic- | Gary Pinch, Ted Tilling, tory for *"1817". {Frankie Conlin and Don Rock- . jburne were the other winners'! CAN. TIRE - LOCAL 2784 Canadian Tire, 4th-place finish- {marksmen Paul Parkinson tallied twice ers during the regular season. and Terry Twine added a single started off in play-off series wit for the losers. flying colors, edging Local 2784, 2-1, CIVITAN-DUPLATE Keuny Brack and Doug Sutton Civitan's mentor Bev Smith had were the Tiremen's snipers his charges 'up' for their tilt as| Jackie Bourguinon, a hustling his boys whipped Duplate 5-1 in{rearguard, posted the 2784" the second game of the night. [goal | Johnny Fair, who was just, Referees -- Rick Markus, Har- crowned scoring champion last vey Balsom and Paul Kawzenuk: |week, triggered a pair of scores scorer, Jim Shaw. | shawa Rink 'Win And Lose By LAURENT CHAISSON Canadian Press Staff Writer Smockum of QUEBEC (CP)--At least six|Sudbury: C. big-name rinks were out of the forth; 'R. E. Evans, Kirkland running todav for all five major/Lake; 0. E. Crawford and N. awards in the colorful Quebec|Allan of Oshawa. g | losers in the competition included G. Alliston: H. Hunter, R. Macaulay, Sea- First round Omega the(p.m ~ land middleweight championships| | SPORTS CALENDAR DAY'S GAMES Staging Winter Games: Proves Costly Affair and, say experts, another $1,000,- The athletes will eat in a<900:/and (he man in charge of food has 000 might be needed to pay the|seat centre, a magnificent struc-(ordered more than two tons of it. bills after the Feb. 18-28 Games. ture with a huge, grey stone fire-. (Cooks are qualified te cook na- H.D. Thoreau, managing direc- place and high - beamed ceiling. tive food, but only the Japanese tor of the 11 - day winter, A minor headache cropped up have requested it; and then only carnival, Sees only minor prob whet Olympic officials tried to|once a day. . lems remaining. But it has been|get bilingual or multi - lingual £ a great fight since 1955 when the personnel for the kitchen and din- Hanpii he only ang ig state Olympic commission : first ing room. A dishwasher was the| ... is a big turnout of specta- asked the California legislature only job without a two - language; .c But officials aren' optimis- for $1,000,000. |requirement. One bus boy, a stu-|;:0™ A" niaximum 35,000 daily MONEY ARGUMENTS Sent Sua India, speaks five 120 Lory uy mit has. been set by the Twice more,' additional funds ~ «+ |Olympic Commitiee for events were sought. The lawmakers MULTILANGUAGE MENU such as the cross . country ski- came through, but only after bit-| Menus will be printed in at ing but tickets. haven't been sel- ter argument. Then there were|least five languages, and placed|ling. : negotiations with landowners and|in all rooms so everyone may Officials now expect, 2,000 to these squabbles were mo picnic. know what's ahead. Lunch and|3,000 spectators a day for week- They've had to build a 400- dinner will be high protein--feat-|day competition and 18,000 to 20,- |metre speed - skating oval, skiluring meat, cheese, eggs and un-{000 on the two Saturdays and jumps, an Olympic * village to| limited quantities of milk, fresh/Sundays involved: house the competitors and offic- fruit and juices, honey, raisins, Now, Innsbruck, - Austria, can jals, village post office, bank,|and chocolate bars. Istart worrying, and working. It telephone office, four dormitories,| Not on the menu, but available,|was awarded the 1954 Games by a 14 . bed hospital, two theatres are beer, wine and even aquavit.|the International Olympic Com- and several recreation buildings. 'Steak will be served twice a week mittee last year. Nehawa Minor Hockey Assoc. (Juvenile League Beaton's Dairy vs Oshawa Dairy, at 8.30 p.m. and Hayden Macdonald's vs| Tony's Refreshments, at - 9.30] p.m. Both games at The Chil dren's Arena. CYO Senior Atom League -- St. Gregory's Tigers vs St. Mary's at 400 pm.; Holy Cross vs St Gentrude"s, at 4.40 p.m. and John's vs St. Gregory's Lion RR i games a} ™™ heard, a lot of frustration, squab- BASKETBALL {bling and plain hard work, plus _ Oshawa Industrial League - About $20,000,000, has been nec- Ernie Cay Lumberkings vs Osh. €35ary to provide some 800 ath- awa Grads, at Simcoe Hall, 9.00/1¢tes from 33 countries with the 4 necessary facilities for next WEDNESDY'S GAMES month's Winter Games at Squaw HOCKEY | Valley," Calif, It is reasonable to Oshawa Minor Hockey Assoc.|assume that Calgary's costs (Midget League) -- Kiwanis Clyb|Would be about the same. vs Local 222, at 6.30 p.m.; Rotary| Al Squaw Valley there is an Club vs Kinsmen Club, at 7.308.500 - seat $4,000,000 arena, cour- p.m. and Lions Club vs Canadian |tesy of the Uniled States govern- Legion, at 8.30 p.m. All games at/ment, and ap Olympic village, a The Children's Arena. |little city in itself, courtesy. of the |state of California. The state's ; contribution so far is $8,000,000 Co-Managers OLD COUNTRY SOCCER Of Basilio out Of Ring May Extend Season rtete'd Gain Two Saturdays e troubles of Johnny DeJohn and| By M. MCINTYRE HOOD e Netro, co-managers of Car- men Basilio, multiplied today| Special Londen, England Correspondent when they were barred by the to The Oshawa Times National Boxing Association. DeJohn and Netro, who piloted LONDON -- The playing sea: son of 1960-61 may be extended | By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Staff Writer Maybe Calgary was lucky it {didn't get the 1964 Winter Olym- |pic Games. The Westerners *Iwould have had to flush out more "|oil wells to pay the costs of such s (an undertaking. ! In case Calgarians haven't Heffering"s Drop Two To Ferby's Heffering's Imperials dropped {two points to Ferby's BA, which | was a game of head pins and {corners. | The gas boys bested their op- ponents in. this department but \Ferby's got the most strikes. You ' couldn't - very "well call pulling head pins bad bowling because you are supposed to hit | But there is ore element which clubs of these. six players, they may affect the 'issue. The foot- will not be available for the trial. the head Dj e 1 Basilio to the world welterweight| ball pools promoters will put as' Here is the team chosen by the heat! Wil. oF Stapp ea mas {much pressure as they canon the {he SFA, which had first choice | },i¢ regular relief gets Lise be- League to resist the FA" plan. It of players: Brown (Toftenham);itore the end of the. game, so youd Tels xo Weoks in which parker (Everton) and Caldow what can you do for a score with for two" weeks in order to pro- there would be no league gamesiparker (Everton) and Cal-|seven head pins in ten-frames. vide two Saturdays in. Oct joe the football coupons, and the dow (Rangers); Mackay (Tot-| The hoys were trying too hard ber -- pr le thi pid the pools would not look kindly onitenham), Evans (Celtic) and Me-|and shooting too sharp. So much playing of home international. (03 break in their , continuity|Cann (Motherwell); Leggat (Ful-lfor the alibis. The scores were ; ¥ twice in the season ham), White (Tottenham), Young as follows. Once again it was That is the proposal which the y English Football Asseciation -is| SHARING UP POOL Hearts). Law (Huddersfield) Myrle Reeson who led the bovs and Weir (Motherwell), with 721, 249, 251, 221. making to the Football League in| The Scottish League thanage- reply to the League's demand|ment committee has decided .to! The team named by the Scot-| Heffering's Imperials -- Gord right to present their cases be that all internationals be played |share its spoils from the football lish League is as follows: Niven Brown 649 (178, 173, 298). Shorty fore the NBA's grievance com.|iD midweek. The League's rea-| pools evenly between the 37 teams (Rangers); Grant (Hibernian) Davies 702 (274, 225, 203), Har- mittee. The. committee will. de-|50" is that mid-week internation-|in the first and second divisions and Little (Rangers): Cumming old Ball 576 (195, 213, 168), leide whether to continue to up- als would enablé teams to. freejof the league. The division will (Hearts), Toner (Kilmarnock), Myrle Reeson 721° (249," 251, 221), Kold the New York action." players picked for such gamesibe made of all the money re- and Baxter : (Raith Rovers); Pete Dobbins 647 gin 223, 241), California and Massachusetts, Without weakening their own sides |cejved from the pools up te March Scott (Rangers), Hérd (Clyde), Ferby's BA Pete Senchuk ¢ for Saturday league matches. |31 of this year. After that, the 37/St. John (Motherwell), Blackwood |762 (201, 274, 307), Fred Wilson in the eight years they handled : him, were ejected from New York rings for life by the state athletic commission Monday for making payments to an under- cover manager. In Providence, R.I., NBA pres- ident Anthony Maceroni said his organization will recognize t he New York ban. "But," he said, "they have the| { | 47th international bonspiel, Third round and quarter-finals|neither of which is a member of fo The. Football Association pro-|{clubs will be consulfed before a (Hearts) and Hamilton (Hearts). 763 (218, 313, 232), Dick. Brook 610 BRIGHT BITS: At the time of writing, no word of either success or defeat had been received, regard- ing any of the six Oshawa rinks currently competing in the annual Quebec International Bonspiel . . . SOFT- BALL MEETING! Oshawa City and District Softball Association is to hold a meeting in Union Hall, on Bond Street, tomorrow (Wednesday) evening at 7.30 p.m. when important business will be transacted, including the election of officers NICK KENNEDY, high- scoring star of the Orillia Bulldozers Junior "C" team, has been suspended for six games, for striking a referee with his hockey stick. They'll miss him, in their two remaining league games, both against the league-lead- ing Whitby Hillcrests and in the succeeding playoffs . «i» ST. KITTS Teepees are asking the OHA to suspend Roger Cote, fiery Marlboro defenceman, following a se- rious injury, to. Pete Berge of the Teepees. Cote's grow- ing reputation as a "bad man" in Junior "A" circles makes him a real target for discipline . . . ROD LAVER upset Neale Fraser for the Australian national tennis title yesterday, in a grim final match that took over three hours to play, in blistering heat. Fraser collapsed after the game and again later in the dressing room ONTARIO SUPREME Court judge, Mr. Justice Dalton Wells, yesterday dismissed the motion for an order directing the Mildmay Junior hockey club, OHA Junior "C" to waive services of the three Lobsinger brothers so that they could play for Owen Sound CARMEN BASILIO'S managers, Johnny DeJohn and Joe Netro, have been barred for life from New York rings, by the N.Y. State Athletic Commission. Just one more "black eye" for the fight game--up at the promotion and managing level. - Southminster Cubs Gain Tie For First Position 2; Bruce Staffaniak, In the Y's Men's Biddy Basket-| Branton, ball League games played Satur- Marion day morning at Simcoe Hall |Alderton. Southminster Cubs and Mundin. MUNDING : " ger gained well-earfied victories. MUNDINGERS DO IT Southminster Cubs 2. 2; Stev Upsets were registered at alin both the: Chateau and the the NBA, usually respect the de- rapid clip in second-round com- Omega are scheduled for today, cisions of the New York commis- {petition for major trophies in the along with second rounds in the! sion. posal, which has the support of the decision as to future use of pools' Scottigh, .Welsh and Irish Foot- monev will be made. It is ball Associations, is that the sea-|pected that each of the 37 clubs son be extended by starting one (will receive about £2000 out of : a . (237, 173, 200), . Joe Vitelli 649 STARS ARE CHOOSY 11244, 177, 228); Cec" Ferby 64 More and more star players| (205, 202, 207). are becoming choosv about the| Totals: Heffering's 1069, 1210, clubs to which they will agree to 1006, 3295: Ferby's: 1105, 1139, ~=--------------=--the Chateau by, default while K. Paylor; OMEGA PLAY eC Mundinger stayed right up near George finally|the top of the league as they the Oshawa entry of L. Eveness |opening day's play, forcing rinks(Francois Jobin Gold Cup class i ENTRIES {to drop to lower classifications. and the first round for 'the Holt/ PROMOTER FINED $2,000 {One hundred and twenty-eight | Renfrew Trophy. rinks representing all of Can-| Dan Archer. Kirkland Lake ada's eastern provinces and|suryvived the second round win- Jans of the United States are ning 6-4 over Donat Desjardin, rompeting M % . p . { Nels Findlay and his Galt ive | outrcal, alter defeating Ghia {which won two of the five tro- 5 : |phies in 1958, lost a 10-9 decision|15 TROPHIES IN ALL [to a Quebec Curling Club rink] The entries were divided into skipped by J. Thomas in second-|two sections at the beginning of {round competition for the Chat- Monday's play. As each rink {eau International Trophy. The|loses. it drops to a lower classi- irink now drops into competition fication. Each rink will play at |\for the Holl Renfrew Trophy. {least 10 games before the bon-| | : {spiel ends Saturday. ¢ P |PARKER LOSES A a, Tete are | Other former {trophy winners| gix more draws are scheduled {met similar fates by narrow today. margins. Oscar Parker and his| Rinks reaching the {Oshawa rink were nosed out 10-8/finals in either the Chat by a Quebec City rink skipped Omega or Francois Jot by A. J. Beaudin. p " The Findlav rink had defeated |p, {the Sudbury foursome of G. G. |Caswell 10-7 in the first round. {Parker had defeated a Toronto| Tn play for the Francois Jobin rifik 10-6. ) : fitners includes Sudbury's Alvin Dickie won BO vr ues included li d in the Chat-| Rei CT OLiff : wy fin the second round in th {Reid 10-3, Cliff McConnell, H. E {eau over D. Rollo of Toronto. A Robinson, V. Adams Smiths Falls entry, D. Aboud, nr Portelance Hy {won 10-7 over a Toronto quartet|i.luded H. Hunter, quarter- eau, the bin com- etitions earn the right to com-! ete for the Lieutenant-Gover- |nor's Trophv, which is considered the top prize of the bonspiel. Caswell and Noranda. Losers Sudbury: G.| [hipped BY F. Baursnam in other Smockum, Alliston; A. Lawrason, | Seco! - y. Yoodst nk + 3 . | Cliff McConnell of Sudbury | stock: O. Parker moved into the second round in Conlin of Oshawa defeated Hd HOCKEY SCORES bec's A. D. Beaudin 12-7. First-| round losers in the Chateau in-| 7 AN XR cluded Oshawa's H. E. Robinson, | By THE CANADIAN PRESS V. Adams of Barrie, A. Lawra-| Nova Scotia Senior son, Woodstock and W. T. Ried, /Amherst 2 New Glasgow 0 Kingston. Niagara Senior B Stamford 8 Galt 5 - Western International Winners in play for the Omega po : Trophy included Whithby's C. E. Rossland 3 Nelson 6 . [Rich with a 97 win over D. A.| Saskatchewan Junior |Evans of Bradford: Sudbury's|Moose Jaw 0 Regina 13 VanZuban who defeated Saskatoon 9 Prince Albert's OHA Senior B caught up with the club that hasihanded Parts and Service their|7-6: V. Gibson of Westport, Ont.,|St. Thomas 4 Wallaceburg 6 led the league since last October, fourth defeat in a row, by chalk-/R. Ash of Kirkland Lake, and C.| Parts and Service, by downingling up a close 9-5 decision. Centre St. Cubs 12-6. SOUTHMINSTER WINS . 4 Centre St. started off fast and Po she fal i 5 looked like sure winners. How-| 14 Helin: Gary' M BEh,. ever, in the second half of the| po > John a en ison; game the victors moved ahead to} a j rete stay by outscoring their oppon-| : ; 7 .| Boivin, 1; Ken McKissock; dh ng and wrapped up their| p land Liebregts, 8. Centre: Gary Slute, 8; Altinos Marcel Boivin: K . Felix; Dexter Levens; John|Howe: oivin; Ken Hoar; Baran; Bob Fenner; Laverne pawrenc Muirhead; Bob Liebregts and|gambin Herb Chapman. SOUTHMINSTER: Coach, Bill|Parts and Service Swindell; Monte -Rose; Dennis Southminster Myles; Bill Swindell; Dale Gal- Mundinger lant, 6; Albert Foster; Ralph!Centre St. 0 and Tom Tullock. WL 16 16 4 10 6 Pau Johr Plob Ricky Sawyer; Terry Brady; Ted and PARTS AND SERVICE: Coach Doug|Texas, in an epic struggle 20 Bruce MacLeod; Barry years ago today at Coral Gables, e; Eric Burke, 3; Mario Fla, The two went to the 38th| PTS. OHA Junior B E. Rich, Whitbv, VonZuban also|St. Marys 5 Goderich 6 Mundinger were ahead in every got by the second round by de-|Windsor 4 Detroit 8 quarter with scores of 5-3, 6- 3.!feating Ash 54 in a close, knock- OHA Intermediate A out match. | : commission declared his contract| In other developments: week earlier and finishing. one 1. Norm Rothschild, match- week later, Then one Saturday in maker-promoter from Svracuse,|October and one in April would N.Y.. who was fined $2,000, also be devoted entirelv to home inter- [for making payments fo an un-|Dationals, with no league games tion and Scottish League dercover manager, denied that schedyled. he had doie anything wrong. a 2. Basilio refused to turn on his MAY BE PROMISE in ot managers but conceded that he = =~ Boi val : would handle his own affairs|2CCePE thie proposal in its entire- ty, but it: is certain that some henceforth. "We were together eight years and I can only say I wouldn't want anyone else to handle my affairs," he said. "Let me add that Joe and Johnny never did ed out. The three visiting associa. tions will certainly want settlement which does not: de- prive them of the harvest they a thing to hurt me. They were Tap from Saturday internation honest and above board: in all als: some cludes six mer .who are playing not amplify to indicate what the {this first split. TEAMS FOR TRIAL The Scottish Football being transferred. Leeds United |] made a deal with Wolverhamp-| 174-3418. Next week the "gas boys" take Associa- lon Wanderers to transfer their|on Ace Bowling at York Bowl. youth international forward, Chris| have Crowe, for £20,000 in cash plus jchosen teams to play im a trial goalkeeper Geoff Sidebottom. game, as a means of helping the selectors choose -the team will meet England at Hampden|Stan Cullis, manager of Wolves {Park in April." The League side reported "Crowe imposed a con ki | fi kind of compromise will be work-|is composed of players with Scot- dition which we could not accept, |from two tish teams, but the SFA team in- and so the deal is off." He would |? : - : fy % (h [with English clubs. The .game is| condition was. Now Crowe is back! are -drawn- games in 'the|with Aston Villa lik cup fourth round affecting the the next bid. their dealings and I have only the highest praise for their abili- ties." DeJohn, Netro and Rorthschild admitted they made payments to . OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS P | Gabe Genovese, convicted last Ob oing "ove an-1 1800 CLU June of being undercover Mal Gur members were back agai. in ager of Ludwig Lightburn, Brit- good spirits, after several of them| ish Honduras lightweight, Geno. had had a bout with colds, "flu, pneu-| vese was sentenced to prison. |monia or what-have-you | that|Crowe would not sign for Wolves. the ye. *|to a 4-0 shut.out dver thé to be played [ing By. virtue of 0 played next week, and iflagain on the Leeds Transfer lisi uskateers, the ely to make (Frater Wit Cin team. with lowed Jamieson 623 (205, 255); Al (228); Bert Waite 611 (275) and George |275, 'Wes Keenan ept things. going 'by blanking the Blazers 4-to-1, in 2 Very close encount- The deal was all sewed up but|er. Ray Clancy. with his Hest night of and Bill Smith were the dif. cky Strikes ttersnipes, nd no wonder these triples of he Guttersnipes' star owlers, John Bailey 333, Al Stevens erence. "Al Perry led his 1 Look at 344. By actual count Capt. Doug Taylor ad seven more grey hairs this morn. a gal sawoff with the amps sli into ube pped Taw aan a Ray Clancy took individual hohors a very nice 732 (237, 234, 261) fol- by Bill Smith 684 (311, 226); Al Perry 1621 ratt 606 (280) Good single games were R. Glover Bill Romanuk 213,, Ann GwHliangs 211, Maflon "Hutéh- (a decision flom Oshawa Auto Trim "to(246, Walt Fry 242, Art Sleeman 232, ins, Rose Procher, Helen Muzik 203,|stay well ahead of the pack. Vera Hele and Myrna Baldwin 202. Next week starts our new section. If | sonable distance of the leaders by top-| you can't bowl, lel someone know or|ping Jubilee Pavilion while College Hill |B: bowl off and giv There were some good scores rolled, | ILLEGAL IN NEW YORK Jome better than jisual. To Snuers 4 Hal bid vg RE 0 our club but we 'also Under New York law it is ille couple. of absentees, due to illness. gal for unlicensed persons to par- Scores -- Jim Missett 203-167; Hart- ticipate in boxing shows. It also Ag i Frank Hortop, Nn wr . Ee p «1168-133; Ernie undle, 172-165; ac is illegal for a licensed promoter|yr "=f =r oer Wallie Dearborn, to deal with unlicensed persons 134,131; Al Kinsmen, 149-148; Art Ker- in making matches. It was under ran, 150-141 and Andy Walls, id iay , " We extend an invitation to all "re these iaws that the three werel, Ci Tren: ta join our chib and en found guilty. _ 1 |joy the activity at two o'clock each Fri- Basilio was cleared of any in-|day afternoon, at the King Bowling volvement in the matter, The Lanes, King street west ( WIRE AND HARNESS LEAGUE John and Netre null and| Congratulations to the Pin-Pickers, J. order {for winning the section. The Pin-Pick- 1 ordered him not to J VTE, "g, Six were tied with any more payments {0(2; points but the Pin Pickers led in total pinfall Total Pinfall -- Pin Pickers 26451, i jay Six 26380, Go-Getters 26310, Hi-| before the commission that he gsu, 26275, Jesters 26249, Hi-Lo's 338: had paid Genovese a total of 830, Licky Strikes 25.820, Alley Cats $: : 800, Head Pins 25,648 and M Sixq $34,000 for "services as a ring 25.800, Hea ns 25,648 a erry Six{ ATR " " Netr wh 3 125,400 | adviser and scout." Netro said he|™oy0. gop -- D. Walker 745 (261, 245, paid Genovese about $25,000 for|238); H. Snow 707 (282, 240); A. North- favors. Each said he didn't know|ey 683 (228, 218); G. Murray Ry {the other was paying Genovese. [217 C. Barclay 638 bing | " : 4 Stewart 615 (276), B. Lynburner | Rothschild admitted paying 2s, 205) and I Shackleton 603 (237, Genovese $10,000 for assistance in|212) pro ing asili Over 200 -- M promoting the Basilio - Johnny 28 P. McCloskey Saxton welterweight title fight in/2)7, B. Selby 233, F. Smith 227,"-D. acuse, Sept. 12, 1956. 220, B. Badgley 220, M. Mul- ---- L. Neville 212, A, Fry.206 aml with Ds. void a make them. Deohn admitted in hearings Shorten H. Fish |Georgetown 19 Orillia 4 | -- ia | -- -- n ? REMEMBER WHEN. ..? HALF-WAY MARK Hi . Barcley 205, 201. LEMON LEAGUE - 8. Armstrong] 98, A. Brown 97, W. Snow 95, G Morri- || son 94, T. Milton 93, B. Clarke 92, B./ Florida women's golf title by de-| feating Betty Jameson, the U.S. | * champion from San Antonio] | | links star, won her fifth straight | Fred Watts hole before Patty won by one up. | | FIGHTS LAST | The annual Fred Watts Memor- {ial Tourney got underway on Sat- lurday at County Bowl, Whitby, and after the first five-game block, scores were registered, Southmead Holds Grip Top Rung Dart League Southmead kept their grip on|2, O. Andrews 1, J. Williamson 2 tirst place in the second section{F. Williamson 1, R. Cornish 3, C of the Neighborhood Association Usher 2, E. Major 2, L. Dart League, even though they P. Crawford 1, J, Housto lost to Storie by three games to/Pope 1, M. Muir 2, A. Pelow two. Woodview No. 2 were very|A. Cummer 1, D. Cummer 1, M.| Edwards. sharp, as they dropped RundleParker 1, J. Goulding 1, I. Gould-| Caracas, Venezuela -- Sergio No. 1 four games to-one. The ing 1, F. Parsons 3, John Wyatt Caprari, other two games were very even,|2, Ralph Hopson 3, Jack Crai as Woodview No. 1 and Fernhill head 2, Ray Adair 2, E. Adair edged Rundle No. 2 and East-|T. Meek 1, G. Bryant 1, L. Shob- view by Identical three games to|brook 2, J. Miller 1, V. Cline two scores. and W. Ross 1 Results of games played Jan.| High Three Darts: J 28: Woodview No. 2 4, Rundle|ford 120 and J. Goulding 105. No. 1, 1; Woodview No. 1, 3 mead 2 and Fernhill 3, Eastview| 2 Adair 5. Standings in the second sec- LEAGUE LEADERS tion: Southmead 11, Storie 9, Doubles In: Bill Clark 24. Fernhill 9, Woodview No. 1, 9. Doubles Out: B. Clark, Woodview No. 2, 7, Rundle No. 1{Wilson, G &, Eastview 6 and Rundle No. 2 3. sons 12 Doubles In and Out: B. Clark' High Three: Darts: J. Gould-'Storie, 89. ' Cole 1, bout between Gil Edwards, New 0 2, R.|york, and Willie Greene, Provi- Craw- 173, High Baseball One Inning: T. Rundle No. 2, 2; Storie 3, South- Meek 6, J. Goulding 6, F. W. liamson 5, D. Cummer 3 and R Mike Parker and F. Par-{Fernhill, 19 | NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Ashley Falls, Mass. -- -- Richie (Glennon, 159, New York, knocked out Joe Carrano, 154, Worcester, |Mass., 6. | | New York Lahouri Godih,| 1142%, Algeria, outpointed Roger| {Harvey, 142%, Hamilton, Ber-| ' muda, 10. It Providence, R.I. -- Ten-round| e indications are that the ultimate | winner will have to be at his very best. Lloyd Sabins, a previous win {ner of this "annual evenf, is in |leading spot with a five-game total of 1376 (326). Next to Lloyd comes Marty Jordan, who incid- ently is having a very good sea- son in Whitby league bowling this rm. Marty has 1356 (342). 'Lefty' Reid, the popular man- ager of Duffus Lanes in Peter boro, holds down third spot with |a five-game total of 1349 (306. 1300). Denny Linton, the defend- ing champion, is in fourth posi- Venez. |tion with 1325 (320) and it is in |teresting to note that while Len Matthews, /Denny is not doing too well in 1/185, Philadelphia, knocked out/}€ague competition, he is a ter Johnny Busso, 139, 1: Von Clay, tific threat when the chips are Philadelphia, knocked out/down. Artie Miller, 180%, New York, 7.| Following Linton in order are we |Tony Desjardines 1295, Dick |Adams' 1287 (312); Phil Pryde, . Peterborough 1280 (330): Doug Geo.| Abraham 1267 (306); Phil Rock! | Toronto, 1263 (316); Gerry Ben nett, Oshawa Tony's official scorekeeper with 1262; Bill Inning: Sweeney, Toronto 1261 (311); Ron Swartz 1259 (301) Bob - Slade Rouge Hill Lanes, 1255 (341 'Harry Landymore, Cobourg 1252 1,/dence, cancelled due to illness of 128, g-|Epifanio Pad 3,|uela, 10. Philadelphia Italy, outpointed ron, 128%, il-jing, 140, Baseball Parker, 9. Baseball Houston, 29 Team Baseball One Inning Nine Innings J One Team Baseball Nine Innings 9-Pin Tourney Rolling Gilson 91, W. Mallette 91, B. Cooke 89] and F. Rowan 88 | FAMILY DOUBLES this 'week are as Corner Ping Headliners Eight Balls, | vericks 9: Some- timers and Happy Gang 8; Goofers : 6: The Dinkys, Maudettes, The Brals| Chas. Trowell, Toronto 1242 (336), and Sweets and Sour 5; Handicappers 3 Myrle Reeson 1238 (331): Ernie Elsie Smith heads the high triples] "Rye this week with 75 313): followed | White and Doug Bryant), ." pugsie fayle 73. 20, 261)% 1221 (348) Bert Harding 719 (262, 2 ; How Many other good scores ard Read 690 (283, 204, 200); Ray| : JUSLifranton 690 (245, 238, 207); Steve Barta under the 1200 mark were regi-|sn 240); Bill Gutsell 684 (232, stered and any bowler in PLAZA Team standing follows: Jets Goose Memorial {Shocks, Littles 10; Sl thig|2 1: Nancy Brisebois 672 (320); 8 n Ta Horn 870 (242 236) Steve Love: | category can y 2 itegory can still come through n lock 665 (225, 201, 29%) Joan Gray 662 the nex! five games to take the|(250, 212); Ben Fisher 656 (231, 220) honors Ed Leslie 653 (220, 264); Henry Bickle] Th 649 (204, 210); Stan Johnson 627 (25003 | The inclusion of many oul-of- Maudie Cook 625 (218, 261); Stan Cook town bowlers of major league 621 (200, 229); John Hobbs 619. (212, calibre has added much interest|233) Lily Rae 612 (216, 23% Mic Bax. : ett 612 (225, 220); Alex Alexand to this event and the bowlers in|{351); Don Crossman 810 (237); this district are capable of hand-|Gray 607 (221, 235); Tom Corneal 604} ling any opposition quite handily, |(327, al Hares Fale G04 an 00) The ses od © of . and Don Brockman 601 (215) The seasoned competitors from!" over 200 singles Bill Barta 285 the Toronto Major League, who pete Wight 26 , Mary Horn 256, Bev |are compeling, have expressed Gutsell 248, Gren Willams 240, Harry extreme satisfaction regarding Kevs 28207. Bruce Dalton 237, Ailce | CRATAINE] Alexander 236, Blanche Norton, Osear| {conditions at County Bowl jeredit- should go to Clara Watts Fisher 230, Much Morrison and Flo Lovelock 235, Helen | It Ben Maughan 227, Boh Cis and Manager Doug Rowden, who 22) Ryan and Gladys Bickle! Paradise 220-206 and Edna] spared no effort to provide best for this popular event, The r1inal five games will 5 24 T i Stan the Baker 220, | be MOTOR CITY STORE LEAGUE . | Congratulations to People's Clothing {rolled on Saturday, with threeijoy winning the second section. Th {shifts being run off 'and if the{was a real close race with Pe 5 crowd is any larger than last|®d Modern Upholstery tied with 17 : ; »oints, bul total Pins for the section Saturday it will be a problem 10/put People's ahead accommodate them | People's 2:17 total pins 1515] - and Manager. Doug Rowden a Moders Liptiojstery ris10. Saly. | : / £1 pins inloc! i Jor still handle 15 entries, provid: |gan's Florist 1-13; Motor City . ing that the entrants will bowlling 0-14; Schofield's Ins. 2-13; Crowell's [their first five game block at 10/Shell 1-12; Nu-Way Rugs 1 | | Erb 100's Berniece Saramak ja.m. on Saturdav. and the sec: jay, Merle Poch 128 (277 ond five at 1.30 p.m. Any howler: 200s Mabel Mo: desirous competing on thi 39, Cy McFe th ), Mary McKnight 227, Rose basis should immediately contact Nelda Thompson County Bowl Rolande Tier. 22 Ethel ney 22 Freeman 216, Flo Wil "| A. Desjardins 620 (225, 220) 246, J. Srith 243.7° : 1621 phone MO 8-2651.'liamson, Ada Tonkin 214, Nancy Blore to win. . can lose. more points, than being there and bowling | terrible Dove's Fina Station, "benefitting from | e inclusion of Tony Desjardines,| moved ahead by virtue 'of a shut-out| over the struggling Ritson Drugs and|® the Fina boys are mow all alone in fourth place. Dunn's Clothing picked up a nice win wi CUTTING AND SEWING LEAGUE Over 600 Triples. -- R. Elliott 685] (279, 264); V. Mason 672 (213, 235, 224); | J. Cameron 68 9); M. Pilatzke |gyer the fast moving Mills Motors and 632 (340), M 630 4, 219: Ed Wilson Furniture took advantage of 4 oa "la slipping Bolahood Real Estate club. i gp og So Res gg Pa Ron Swartz, Joe Zak and Joe Vasko! M. Cameron 243, J. Schorder 231, Moreau 223, M. Williams'216, H. O"Con-} nor 213, D. Cornish 212, W. Human 207, | ¢!"! I The i S. Bell 207, E. Yahn 207,, P. Meagher Next four of five weeks. 203, S. Stainton 202 and J. Brown 201.| The standing -- §. s 1. mn. League Lucyk 98, Estate 93, Lucky 8 Pg Carpenter 70, G.|l1ege Hill IGA 85, Dove's Fina Station Baleka 88, 92 81, Photo Plate 79, Oshawa Auto Trim Points taken Sizzling Six 3, Stan.|78, Bolahood Real Estate 78; Jubilee ley - Steamers 1, Kookies 3; Six-Shoot-| Pavilion 74; Mills Motors 74; Ed Wilson ers 1, Daredevils 3, Itchy-Fleas 1, [Furniture 74, Dunn's Clothing 67 and Saretires 3, Wildcats | Ritson Drugs 65. 3 Team standings Sizzling Six 8.| Individual scores -- Ron Swartz 831 Daredevils 8, Six-Shooters 7, Sparetires| (325); Joe Sweet 832 (354); Joe Zak 7, Stanley Steamers 6, Kookies 6, Itchy- | 828; Don Walker 794 (333); Matt Kotel- Fleas 5 and Wildcats 2 ko 79 {arold Ball 791 (312); Ding Gava 350); Bob Gallagher 779; A CANADIAN ORDER. OF FORESTERS |Stovin Ozzie Keeler 756; Lou Trat- Only one more night in this section tner 755; Lloyd Sabins 739 (338); Sel with fhree teams tied for top place! Hime : Lloyd Hall 738; Harold Bal- Be sure to be there this week or bowl lem 735; Reg Hickey 724; Denny Lin- off ton 719: Roy Nesbitt 717 (318): Bus There 'were James 716 (311); Gord Long 718; Ar- Wes Stata 768 (242, 343) and Arne chie Brown 714; 'Alex . Anderson 7 Greene 746 (250, 303) Bert Harding 707 and Mickey Mc: And it was nice to sec so many 600 Master 703 (309). triples, especially the girls. Evelyn' Reg Hickey and Tony Desjarines are| Stata 693 (236, 237); Wess Richards tne latest recruits to line up in the ge 682 (230, 220): Jim Nemish 653. (343): | ;haiors and both are expected to more George Killen 646 €228, 240); Aubrey pun hold thelr own. Reg had a nice McConkey 642 (271); Ron Flewell 640,550 while Tony just fell short by a (220, 225); Barb Pisani 635 (224, 236): |p. pins, for a 700 Fred Glover 634 (27 Hudson . 634 (211, 238): 4288); Dick Stata 631 9, Bennett (202, 219): Hartshorn 609 and Evelyn Clarke 609 (249) Games over 200 -- Flo Tippett 3 Mauve 7, Tan 7, Joan Richards, Doug Kerr. Don Robin. |6:; Brown 6, Maroon 6, Blue 5, Coral 3, son 245: Orm Youth 237: Millie Brown |Grey 4, Green 4, Black 4, Gold 3, Navy 236; - Don Brown 231: George Morgan 3. and Beige 2. 227: Helen Hircock 2; Bob Spiers High Doubles: L. Elson 468 (224, 244): Jasle Brown 218: Ran Swartz 16, 215 i. Red Bud Pipher 213: Winnie Killen path 453 (283); M. Irwin 444 (248); L. Lop Barker 205: Gerry. Morin, Aubrey [Chenier 435 (212, 223): P. Branton 427 Hircock, Lucky Wills 204: Ron O'Reilty (24D): M. Walker 411 (258); G. Cryder- 204, 202 and, Art Brown 200 man 408 (215); W, Bennetta 407 (250) Total Paint Standing HiBawls 15, [and F. Russell 401 (203), Idiots and Lucky Strikes 14 High Singles: J. Walker 241, F. Jestbrs 12; Don'ts. Barbetiss Schoenean 237, A. Cornish 236, V. 11; Hi-lo's and Rangers f Wharrtie 234, E. Reading 228, O. Shortt The Barbetfes took first 27, B. Colvin 226. R. Weldon 218, M pinfall 'und the HiBowls won: for points l'eterson 317, M. Girrard 214, so the Jesters, Lucky Strikes and Imps Fletcher 213, D, Brain 242. A. Murray Aare in the tuoping for 208, DD. Morrison 206, £. Baker 206, M. In the second section with Poaker 34 and 1. Wilson 204; = '« 199 and 22.854 pins respectively |F ow i 245, A were the stars for, Dove's Fina and club might catch the leaders within the | . Hyman Real ke Grill 87, Col- 76; P [vi | Bi st |B 3, Sl P 8. two mice. 700s. howled l= | | thy th se RAINBOW LEAGUE th Standing: White 11, Yellow 10, Pink |! Orange 8, Red 7, Purple 7, Silver 7, 7. Rose 7, Jade 6, Lime 8, Goodman 484 (247, 237): 8: Yanks, Imps 13; 3 mn Le section for Pinal honors 24.3690 0 RX OPUC LEAGUR ; Speeders 46,806 Magicians Oddballs 43,478, Hammers 45,474, lead 1010s 10,300 and Luniks 44.637. PORES adios' high single. Jackie Winter EM 991) Men's high single, Al Gibb 300: all Ladies' high triple, Rea Colvin 243, 185, Macs | 148 871, Men's high triple, John with [Lemon 184, 241, 355 7s WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES The Mepiry Maes: lost thel the Slow Jets, who took fois from the 'Hot Shots, which gives nine points. The Alley Cats "to four points froni he - Marcy which gives them second place, ? eight polis. The Merry wtill have seven | Over 300 Awdroy Glmblett 230, Juek points for. this place, There are three Stone "33, Louls Ferencz teams with six points each. the Go: [McDougall 204. Stan Smith Getters, the Bell Ringers and the Blue Gerry Grelg 270, Gloria McDougall 244, Jaye, The Pin Pickers are next with|Al Gibb 247, Marie Smith 210, Fred four points And the Tot ®hots are last Sewell 208, Bill Tkaczuk 212, Jackie with twa points Winter 291, Jack Lemon 41, 233, Ted There are three over 600 triple (| Colvin 210, Gord Boddy 208, 256, Bea lins 663. (248, 234); WM. Topping 622|Colvin 243, Rose Ferenc 253 and 238), and M. Godden 604 (225, |George Laidler 204, 224. i Over 300 -- Al Gibb 300. Lemon League -- Janet Gibb 97, 95, arie Stone 68, Kathy Laidler 83, Isola Kuzniak 80; Donna Elliott 86, 94, Shirley _|Lemon 71 and Len Shaw 99. dy Strik- C rover 200 Pierce Collins R V. Dewell 230, S. § non "226. 8. Aahna 225; T. Brown 22%; F. Bracey 216, G Pritchard 213, J Branton 201 and } The Lemon Lea son 96,. 89; D. Gre 91 #1. Grail 82 and ¥ |- RADIATOR DEPT. LEAGL 4 Team standings Lucky Six 54, | 42, Blazers 41, Guttersnipes 41, 39, Lucky Strikes 36, Muska ecrs 33 and Wiffers 32, . Las. night was the night the gilants| fell, The Wiffers started the: route. by out bowling and out heckling the league. leading Lucky' Six, 3-to-1. All the Wii. TAJOR fers bowled well, being helped out con-| inus their ace siderably by the soothing, gentle vocal nanaged td take chord ef ""Zip-Zip" Dove. The Hot Shots' Lay) i OSHAWA ME Hyman Real Estate shooter Al Zweig. just 200, Bud Edgar 231, Lucky Strike Grill kept within a rea. {George Hubbard 228, Roy McLean 215, Jim Poot 214, Eli Dumas 213, 203, Bill £ our team a chance IGA took a decision from Photo-Plate. (Brockms { we! 600 | (274, 253, 2 with a little more perseverence, this | 22% 216), raine Prout 262, Joan Marks 233, 206, Ken Courtney.227, Scott Smith 216, Art Rowden 216, Joe Garrett 209 and Mickey Smith' 208. {La - Elrick with Feeney 651, Charlie Durno 634, Vera Lymer 631 Scores of 200 plus were rolled by Andy Elrick 201: Joyce Henderson 216, 214: Henderson 205; Kirby 202; Lyn Henderson 203; Tom Neal 211; Ed Henderson 205; Bert Keay 208: Charlie Durno 250, 216; Bob perton 301, 203, 205: and Helen Feen l M. | Tobie Couture ay |and John Dyck 72. on Bob Dove 230, Bob Carswell 206, John 5, Norris Dawe 204, Bill and Doug Taylor 200. Congratulations go out fo Joe S$tire ho finally left the lemon league and big hearty welcome to Al "Sticky" utler 207, an 2 204 Mosier, who came flying home with a bi; g 95 Cand a 391 triple we might add). 'or company he has Al Stevens (93) and John Bailey (97). FIREMEN'S MIXED LEAGUE Triples -- George Robinson 729 12), Palmer Knight 698 (254, Eddie Smith 645 (243, 220) Harry Keys 618 (233). 200 Singles -- Jack Peeling 205, Vern Johnston Lor. 234, 204, Schloftke, Lemon League --- Joan amela Constable, Ken Courtney, Syl- a Logeman, Eleanor Templar, June rough, Al. Prout, Flo Tuson, Dot John- on and Ann Gibson. Points taken -- F | alls 0; Dummies 4 Smokey Six 1; ow Pokes 1. Team standings 'arms 4, Fire 12's 0; Lagkers High Pressures 3, - Laggers 13, Slow okes 10, False Alarms 9, Fire Balls Smokey Six 6, h Pressures 6, C02's 6 and Dummies 6. OSHAWA DAIRY LEAGUE Ed's Purepaks stayed in first place and virtually eliminated the third place Dixies by taking a clean sweep from em, dumping them 10 points off' the pace with two weeks remaining in, this ction, Bob's. Divcos stayed close to Ed's heels by whitewashing Doug's Krimkos, us staying a single point back in cond place, Next week should bé a tough one for big: two when they tangle. Dal's ies are showing some signs of! life they took three points from Lyn's ec hen Tropicanas. The big gun of the night was Andy 737, followed by Helen and Bob Temperton 609. 59, 273; Bob Feeney 239, 205, Vera Lymer 238; Ray ney 3, 228. Lemon League: Olive McMinn 85, 88, Joyce Henderson 94 Standing: Purepaks es. 25, Tropicanas 14, 25, Divcos, 24. , Lactics 1% and rifnkos 5. \ amie ------------ MASONRY PAINT WASHABLE - SANITARY | CUTS DOWN SI72°% WASTE ERNIE CAY LUMBER COMPANY, 53 ALBERT RA 5-0122