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Oshawa Times (1958-), 20 Nov 1961, p. 15

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RING AW) OBSTACLES OM THE PLAYGROUND, TANDING CRAFT BEACHES «h,| A) serors THe ORPHANAGE, A BULLDOZER CLATTERS ASHORE,.,, 'THE NAVY 1S ALWAYS GLAD TO HELP IN ANY WAY, YOU SEE, PAPA-SAN, ¥ JANE ARDEN MICKEY MOUSE 796 Wart Disney Protoctions World Rights Baserved I KEEP FORGITTIN' ABOUT "THUH DIVIN' BOARD! p OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS RADIATOR DEPT. Team Standings: Dubbers 29, Stamp ers 23, Untouchables 19, Silent Six 18, Has Bins 16, Boys 16, Sleepers 1 Unmentionables 8, Stewart Tippett and Walt Polly paceé the TV Boys to a 3 to i victory over the Silent Six this week, in a very close contest. Jack Dawson was the pick of the losers but had little support. The .owly Unmentionabies, dropped another 4 points. This time to the Has Bins whe were sparked by Bud Edgar and Jono Hodgson, Yours truly finally got better than great and became the greatest and nelped the Dubbers to a 3 to 1 win over the Sleepers, Jack Milne came up with one of his better nights of the year but his drowsy mates slept througn it all. Led by Al Haley, the Untouchables whitewashed the Stampers 4 to 0, and they did it with only five men. Aj Jamieson bowled well but im a losing cause. Your writer, Johnny Bradshaw Brock- man took individual honors (natch) and the case of coke donated by the man- agement with a very satisfying 713 (270, 275). Other good triples were by Al Haley 690 (238, 214, 238), Jack Milne 660 (246, 228), Jack Dawson 657 (251, 230), Bud Edgar 653 (209, 278), Stew 'Xippett 624 (249, 214), Johnny Hodgson 614 (250), Walt Polly 612 (223, 205) and Al Jamieson 607 (264). Good singles were by Sticky Mosier 246, Ozzie Weeks 244, J. Bent 240, Wayne Thertell 228, Burdett Dales 220, 201, Walt Fry 220, Bill Smith 219, Bill Butler 213, 204, Bill Moore 203, Connie 202, George 201 and Bob Barclay 200, Ron Myers led the lemon leaguers with a pin shattering 62 and 77, followed closely by Frank Barnum with 65 and 99, Clarence Allen 78, Winston Pete (again?) 68 and W. Holyk 98, SHERIFF'S TAILORING LEAGUE Three members in the six hundred scores this week, with top honors going to Mary Gilkes with a 632 (240, 209), Tammy Harlock 624 (258), and Dorene Eyre 624 (221, 208). Honorable mention going to Ev. Snow with a 596. We're getting better girls! There were some terrific two hundred games. Heading the list June Watson with a 270 (in the Jemons, too), Mary- lyn Vincent 262, Carolyn Hasler 257, + THIS 16 TH' BEST BATCH O° COLD TONIC [ EVER a (ect DO COOKED UP/ BELIEVE... 1 THAT SMELLED WORGE OR TASTED SO TERRIBLE.' Ev. Snow 243, Marion Rice 240, Mildred Bawks 222, 204, Doreen Sheehey 212, Helen Garason 209, Marg. Ferguson 205, Mary Oliphant 204, The race is on for team points in this section with the Flintstones, Starliters and Dixies taking 3 points each. The Oddballs, Pixies and Atoms taking one point each. Team Standings -- The Flintstones 7, Starliters 5, Dixies 5, Oddballs 4, Pixies 2, Atoms 1. We are sorry to report our president, Joan Wall, is in the hospital. Hope you are feeling better and will be back bowling soon, from all the Sheriff Gals. Only four little lemons: June Watson 93, Jill Whiteley 92, Diane Crowell 87, Sharon Logan 83, CATHOLIC LEAGUE J. W. Cardinal rolled a 72ifor the men's high triple while J. Martell roll- ed a 289 for the high single. M,. Melnychuk rolled a 695 for the ladies' high triple while T. Halik roll- ed a 333 for the high single. Other good triples -- J. Martell 604, B. Hickey 684, T. Halik 683, D. Wet more 631, M. Ekker 687, Team standings --- Halik 4, Watts 3, Burrows 3, Ekker 2, Houston 3 ,O*Mal- ley 1, Korkush 1, Mckenna 0. (This is for the second section.) Over 200 Games -- T. Halik 333, 281; E, Ekker 231, F, McKenna 250, D. Basterache 244, J. Martell 296, y Watts 203, M. Melnychck 315, D. Dionne 237, D. Wetmore 233, 228, M. Ekker 240, J. A, Cardinal 227, A. Korkush 200, B. Wetmore 224, H, Moore 206, H. Bur- rows 237. Lemon League -- C, O'Malley 33, 77, 85, E. Romhanyi 80, J. Dionne 26, F. EXCHANGE A (')|'3 AUTOMOBIL ==> FOR A Safe, Reconditioned, Used Car At A Low Price! 266 KING STREET WEST CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. OSHAWA 723-4634 my 77, M. Michna 96, A. Blaske SALLY'S SALLIES AH IS PROUD TO MAKE ANY SACK-REE: FO' MAH COUNTRY? < LISSEN TO HER! YO'D THINK THET FICE ATOMIC TOOTH MRS.YOKUM, U.S. CIVIL DEFENSE. WISHES TO CHIP OFF A CHUNK OF YOUR HUSBANDS SKULL,TO SEE WHAT MATERIALS IT'S MADE OF. 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