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1a: 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, November 23, GREY CUP 'CUP CAKE' HAS WHIP CREAM LOOK Nittel, Miss Calgary Stampe- der; Steffany Laird, Miss Ottawa Rough Rider; (front row)--Marilyn Lee Craig, Miss Saskatchewan Rough- rider; Toronto Argonaut; Donna- Marie Davidson, Miss B. C. ~ One of these eight examples 'of Canadian "pigskin pulchri- ude" will likely capture the Miss Grey Cup beauty title in Toronto on Saturday. From (left-to-right, they are (top \ rew) --Susan Sauve, Miss 'Montreal Alouette; Donna Karen Holland, Miss | 'Claude Provost Catching Up To Bathgate Bathgate of New York Rangers| Dean Prentice of New York. was held to two points in four) Gordie Howe, who played in a games last week and lost groundjrecord - breaking 1,000th NHL to Montreal's Claude Provost ingame for Detroit Red Wings the National Hockey League's Sunday, had one goal in three individual scoring race. starts and dropped to 11th place Official statistics released to-|with 20 points, equally divided day show Bathgate scored his|between goals and assists. 10th goal and picked up a 23rd) Veteran Johnny Bower of assist, tops in the league, for 33/Toronto still leads the race for points -- three more than Pro-\the Vezina Trophy, awarded a- vost. A week ago, Bathgate led/nually to the goalie who plays by_six points. _ |the most games for the team Provost scored twice, runningithat allows the fewest goals. his league-leading goal total to\Bower has a goals-against av- 16, and assisted on three goals./erage of 2.25 for 20 games, fol- Bernie (Boom Boom) Geof-\jowed by Chicago's Glenn frion of Canadiens, last season's|Hall with 2.63. scoring champion, retained] ygontreal continues as the third place with a four - point) oct penalized team with 277 week. He scored his ninth goal minutes, Defenceman Lou Fon- ; |and picked up his 14th, 15th andijinato of the Canadiens is. the 16th assists for 25 points. most penalized player with 76 é Earl Ingarfield of New York. ninutes Henri Richard of Montreal and es [Don McKenney of Boston Bruins G A Pts, PiM 10 23 33 PM 16 14 9 11 9 9 jare deadlocked for fourth at 22 sees FT points. Ingarfield had two as-|Provost, } leiets last week. McKenney had Geoffrion, Mtl one goal and one assist and Ri- !ngarfield, NY \chard, in a two-way tie for ninth McKen'y, Bos \position a week ago, scored Richard, Mil once and drew three assists. Kelly, Bos | Mohns, Bos '| KELLY ADVANCES Prentice, NY Red Kelly of Torontg Maple|Bucyk, Bos Leafs scored three Sy pooh kl . b ions: j : i assisted on another and jumped|Mahovlich, Tor pag sep eighteen «eve from 13th spot to a tie for sev-|Litz'bger, Det Ingrid Osmolowsky Miss (enth with 21 points. Tied with Pulford, Tor s r Kelly are Doug Mohns andiKeon, Tor MAY NOT BE THE BEST 8 6 2 10 16 9 6 11 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' YEAH! We watched it -- and we didn't believe | what we saw, In the past 24 hours, it has been emphat- ically stated by others, so this comes as nothing unique or original -- but it truly would have been a shame for anybody else but the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to meet Win- nipeg Blue Bombers this Saturday in the Grey Cup classic. They have proven this season and very em- phatically on Saturday, to be much the best team in the ast. But the horrible fact remains -- Argos could have Won it vuld have t -- not on their ability but onthe chance, the great big opportunity, that came their daily, showing no fewer than 10 members of the Ham- ilton team surrounding and almost smothering Argo kick receiver Lynn Bottoms just about tells the story as well as any one single camera lens could do -- that's just the way it was -- there were anywhere from a half-dozen to 10 clawing Tiger-Cats surrounding any Toronto Argo player who tried to make a move on Saturday -- not every time, but on most of the import- ant occasions. In the overtime, the Trimble troops left no doubt at all as to which was the better team. That's what makes one shudder when you look back and think what could have happened. But it didn't! Now the Argos have announced already that they are making plans to purchase players to fill the gaps that became evident this past season and the Tiger-Cats are practis- ing hard in preparation for Saturday's Grey Cup game agginst the Blue Bombers. It should be a great game -- and keep this in mind -- a star Hamilton player named Géldston was ousted for rough play, the time Tiger- Cats played Blue Bombers before and many said the Joss of this star was a big break for Winnipeg. Last Sat- Widay Goldson was simply brilliant, in a quiet sort of ~@oway.- We think that there's a gent with a secret 'datermination to make amends -- and against Winnipeg Boece. We predict Goldson will be terrific this rday. =~ JOHNNY RYAN, the Oshawa homebrew graduate softhe Oshawa Legion Minor Baseball Association ranks, McCallum Juveniles, etc., who has enjoyed two terrific Seasons with his parent Detroit Tiger farm clubs, is hail- ed-in the current issue of The Sporting News by Detroit Mapager Phil Cavarretta as "the outstanding rookie of the Tiger camp" at St. Petersburg. Young Ryan, still only 22, hit about 350 for Duluth Superiors last year, is hailed as a top flight infielder (either second or third base) and top-notch hitter with the promise of major league status. Fast and skilled, Ryan's greatest praise lies in pilot Cavarretta's observation -- "Ryan has real baseball sense and instinct and he knows how to make the right play'. BRIGHT BITS:- Regina Roughriders didn't set the Western Union afire this fall, competition-wise but their gate receipts were good -- they finished $62,000 in the profit column ... KEN HAMLIN, Toronto Leafs short- stop, has been drafted by Washington Senators for the $25,000 draft price .. . BIG LEAGUE ball clubs are up to their ears this week in drafts, sales and trades and there will be some surprises. White Sox have traded veteran Minnie Minoso to Cardinals for Joe Cunning- ham . INTERCOUNTY Baseball League teams in Western Ontario will have six imports this year -- in- cluding both U.S. players and Canadians brought in from more than 25 miles outside the Intercounty area. They will also have a maximum of only 14 players on a team roster, rather than 20 -- another obvious move to cut down expenses . . . LIVINGSTON'S, Canada's best- known basketball senior team, won 84-69 over Youngs- town Oilers on Saturday night. The former Canada Olympic representatives, will play Oshawa Hawks in an exhibition game, here on Dec. 9... BLUE BOMBERS were going to stay at home in Winnipeg until Wednes- day but winter has arrived out that way and the Bomb- ers are headed East -- to do their practising in Toronto . +. EASTERN CANADA professional soccer league is expected to become Canada-wide this next summer, with teams from Vancouver and Edmonton included as well as perhaps an extra team from Montreal and maybe one from Ottawa .. . CANADA'S Olympic Assoc. has decided to pass up entries in basketball, gymnastics, cycling and fencing in the 1964 Olympic Games -- rea- son obvious -- Canada's representatives aren't even close to necessary standards. RYAN NAMED PILOT tion, it was announced Monday. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Connie Ryan, who played for Boston Ryan, former National League\New York, Phila de!phia and infielder, has been named ma-|Milwaukee in the Natifonal yards, City|League, joined the Houston or- nager of the Oklahoma team in the American Associa-'ganization last June as a scout league-leading 14 goals coupled é 'fourth spot with 22 points. j |Milan Marcetta of Sault Ste jalso top the league. |penalized player | HOCKEY SCORES | STANDINGS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Eastern Professional | Wit ¥ |Kingston |Hull-Ottawa Orval Tessier | Tied For Top EPHL Scoring BUT HE IS IMPROVING nipeg Blue Bomber, who ar- rives in Toronto on Thurs- day. --(CP Wirephoto) LONDON (AP) -- Ted Sim- | of a youths soccer league. The monds -- one of the soccer | last time Ted's club played world's busiest goalkeepers-- | Haggonsfield the score 33-0. was richer by £1 Monday, a When the goals against him bonus for holding down the | reached a total of 190 last epraonent's score. week, a London newspaper, Playing the greatest game | The Daily Mirror, came to of his career, 12 - year - old Ted's assistance. It arranged OTTAWA (CP)--Veteran cen-| 'req jet in only 14 goals. some lessons from Ron tre Orval Tessier, perennial Phis brought the total of | Springett, goalie for the all- high-scorer for Kingston Fron- goajs scored against him this | England team. tenacs, scored two goals in three) season to 204. His teammates | "He helped me a lot," said games last week to move into.a have kicked in but five Ted, "but I bet even Ron first-place tie with Dave Balon 'Teq is the goalie for the | couldn't have kept the score of Kitchener-Waterloo Beavers) worksop Sea Cadets football | down Sunday." in the Eastern Professional For his superb perform- Hockey League scoring race. Statistics released by league today gave team. Sunday's 14-0 loss was to Haggonsfield boys, leaders Pit Martin Is "cous ome New Jr. Leader spot with 10 goals and 13 as- TORONTO (CP)--Pit sists for 23 points, while Edi. the new scoring leader, and leaders. He scored gour goals Hoekstra of the Beavers man- Montreal Junior Canediens are against Peterborough Petes aged one assist and dropped to rnaiiy getting established. Thursday and a game - winner ici Saturday against Niagara Falls the deen dng champions ice, fate from, ihe AEN, 2 ean Hull - Ottawa Canadiens, who! rior A series show that Martin|¢ight assists for 22 points. had failed to place a player -oiected nine points with four; Bordon Smith of the Royals is higher than 14th spot until this) ooais and five assists in Hamil-|fifth with 20 points and defence- week have two players amongi;. +. 'four games during the/man Jacques Laperriere and the top 10. Fred Hilts and Bill teammate|centre Norm Dennis of the Ca- the Tessier a with 10 assists for 24 points. Ba- lon, last week's leader, scored once in his team's only game \to raise his total to 11 goals and MAA 113 assists. way. The picture in this morning's edition of a Toronto | Cleland Mortson of Sudbury Wolves collected two field goals Marie Thunderbirds with 20 points apiece. Carter leads the league in assists with 16 The Beavers' Jack MecCartan maintained his lead in the goal- tending department with a 2.63 average and his two shutouts Last-place Sault Ste. Marie is the 'most penalized team with 357 minutes and have the most in Dino Ro- bazza with 79 minutes Kitchener 12 1 74 63 57 70 51 59 Sudbury North Bay S. S. Marie 213 5 Monday's Result Sault Ste. Marie 3 Sucbury 3 Tonight's Game | Kingston at Kitchener. | 3 2 4 6 2 Carter of the Canadiens share|Week and replaced ; ma We srg ing leader. Martin has 33 points); Yamilton's Bud Blom is still of Sudbury and. Ed Kachur and) on 18 goals and 15 assists. Mac-\the goalkeeping leader with a goals and 18 assists. Montreal's George Holmes The Canadiens broke Hamil- gained on him, lowering his av- with a 7-3 decision Sunday. An-| In the OHA Metropolitan Se- dre Boudrias paced the attack/ries, St. Michael's left winger sole possession of third place/five assists for 13 points. Line- with nine goals and 14 assists) mate Garry Dineen is two points The Canadiens have wonveight assists, and Whitby's Bill seven straight games, scoring 40,Collins shares second on four ing only 15. NOTCHES FIVE GOALS | | Lloyd Jackson reported to Ti W 1 | council Monday that his cap APt 1e 0 ves be sent to Mayor John Lloyd 5027) SUDBURY (CP) -- Sault Ste.; of Halifax. 57 20\by anew goaltender, earned) Lioyd his McMaster Univer- 68 20\their first point in three games| sity cap and gown against the 91 9/3-3 Monday night. Master Maraudees would beat It was the third Eastern Pro-| St. Francis Xavier University jgame in three nights for the) football game in Halifax. \last - place Thunderbirds, who McMaster lost 14-0. 'at North Bay Sunday. Controller Ada Pritchard. "I | Doug Bo d Wins Netminder Jerry Cheevers,, would have liked to see you in Yy by Toronto Maple Leafs of the| pipers and everything. .. ." Co T h National League Monday,| pp rop y heip his mates to the draw.| R W ts While he held the fort in the Joe yan an all-star defensive halfback of Second period, blocking 13 the University of Toronto Blues, |drives compared to the four |Copp Memorial Trophy as the|'® Le yal Pa Kreg ' outstanding player on the 1961, Scored two of their goals. Wet- C d G rel otal of 28 saves anadian vam The é Cheevers, 20, has been Tor- vie Wee Ue Pe ae onto's practice goalie but gen- EDMONTON (CP)--A fourth - eat i d Monday by Joe Ryan, playe: 'i 'hin \lach felt he wasn't gettin g| Propose toda Rig ability. fe farnbj|enough experience with the Seneral-manager of the Western 5 | The Wolves, who climbed into) ™95- Arie Fond ee eae le third-place tie with Hull-Ot-| Ryan said in a prepared state- ter- | , | 1 beca "three downs : a goals while Sault players were) Proposa use ns ollegiate all-star team in the penalty box. Dennis takes away from the fan one- REMEMBER WHEN ...| . in the first period to give Sud- OUtguess the quarterback." | "bury a 1-0 lead and Dennis Kas- Ryan said the fourth down Indian Jack Jacobs as quar-cnd but Dale McDonald and terback an opportunity to terback for Winnipeg Blue Cliff Schmautz counted for the "smarten up" the defence by records, but his beaten 12-6 by the Hamilton) Gord Haworth put the balance the personnel of vari- |final eight years ago today ati4:32 of the third period while' He said: "It would give the Toronto. Jacobs completed 28\the Sault's Jim Farelli was injteam with the fine running at- but Winnipeg's final)made atonement, scoring an un- passer or top receivers, a drive was stopped two vards!ass&ted goal at 6:59 that savedichance to play fifth place with Ed Stankiewicz Lowell MacDonald as the scor-|/nadiens each have 18. Donald has 30 points with 1295 goals-per-game average but ton's 14-game unbeaten streak|erage to 2.83. with four goals and moved into) Rod Seiling has eight goals and for 23 points. back with 11 points, including goals in the process and allow-| goals and seven assists. _Phil Esposito, St. Cath Thunderbirds HAMILTON (CP) -- Mayor and gown are being packed to 54 22\Marie Thunderbirds, bolstered) Last week he bet Mayor 5416 when they tied Sudbury Wolves) Halifax mayor's kilt that Mc- |fessional Hockey League road) of Halifax in the Atlantic Bow! _jlost at Kitchener Saturday and "I'm disappointed," said sent down to Sault. Ste. Marie! a kilt leading council in w night turned aside 24 shots to TORONTO (CP)--Doug Boyd, jhas been awarded the Johnny|Shots Sudbury's Carl Wetzel had Fourth Down In Blues football team. made a total of 23 saves. lannually to the 'senior' tee, ¢ral manager-coach Punch Im- down for Canadian football was aadk valuatia to the ean, Leafs. Conference's E d m onton Eski- bean nated teice toe inpas|tawa Canadiens, scored al] their; ment he was bringing up the ~~ Rathwell scored the only goal|third of his inalienable right to | By THE CANADIAN PRESS sian raised it to 2-0 in the sec- would give the offensive quar- Bombers established passing Thunderbirds to send the teams wasting one play to set up |Tiger-Cats in the Grey Cup Wolves ahead again, scoring at ous clubs, of 46 passes, for a total of 326\the penalty box but Farelli'tack, but which lacks a top jfrom the goal line the Thunderbirds from defeat. | with those that have." MONTREAL (CP) -- Andy|Johnny Bucyk of Boston and) got underway Friday night. Un-| 20 ance, his father gave him £14. Martin|rookie, is fourth among scoring} ith | team wasiinto the third period tied 2-2. succeeding play"and would help| more evenly| \10-PIN ACTION Bob Allen And Ken Gunn Cop Special Skill Awards Bob Allen converted the "'big jfour" split in the Tuesday |Men's League and will receive jan ABC award for this rare spare. Ken Gunn fired eight consecu- e ver Thompson Plumbing, 46. M. Cole 455, M. Gillard 452, : Bote = _. Plumb ng, M. Tanguay 450, M. Taylor 450, 1. Cyr gS ie aging yoo SEP ge ae 4s, H. Prescott 44, M. Peake 40, F.|¥ = ' asia! % nw 431, M. Mothersil! 423, J. it e'eaning Contractors 0; Slo-Moshuns 7,\ter 414 L, Gillespie 400. 1 423, J. Bax-|Norma Magee bowled well for Team No. 5, 0; Scugog Cleaners 7, \, Team Siandings -- Cook's Body shop|{0€ losers. The Poodles and the Fhe Florists, 2: Nu-Way Photo 5, Hg 7 46, Auto Magic-Carwasn|Goofers divided the four points, Tipeieg | Habe ,|45, Sabyan Motor Sales 44, Javajubes}as Dora DiCesaro, Betty Morris Oshawa Wood Products 2; Winders Esso | 40, i 5, , 's | 40. Spooks 40, Stickpins 35, Doreen's and Teresa Conlin contributed Dot Brabin best for the winners while Fairley Bouckley and the first available fortunately, were copy. not for tive strikes in the Eastway|service 5, Steelworkers 2. | ' Major League. This feat carries|. Mish Scores -- D. Keeler 621 (23%/31, "Aces 20, 'Eastwas, Lanes 29, Coli| good scores in this series. i J, Masiewich 555, A. Jay 551, J-|peels 27, Leftovers 26, The Dillys 26, a cash reward of $50.00 from|iiason 548 (212), G. pO 89, _G-\Schn's Garces 2s y the management. Turner 520, V. Tyre! 516 (210), D, Wil-|" Leading j yo -- G. Reid 178, J,|, High Scores -- M, Mothersill 501 on Doug Keeler is this week's top din ge! nage for 507, J.|Houlding 171, B. McHugh 166, D. Cole | 168); D. Vann 455 (173), D, Brabin male bowler with a great 621|" Team Standings -- Nu-Way Photo 60,|Geon ist B Gront 2, 5 Peel ea, | : ley 423, B, M effort in the Tuesday Men's|Thompson Plumbing 46, Scugog Clean:|Taylor 150, I. Cyr 149, F. Bouckley 146.|2" (176), I. Cyr 417, E. Nathan 418, T. League. Doug carries a wonder-|¢'s 45, Winders Esso Service 1S, Quh-| e aben wilbdinns Terriers 22, ful 191 average to lead this|moshuns 36, General Aggregates 35,|... EASTWAY MEN'S MAOR Peps seage 21, beige 19%, Poodles 18, league. It is also the highest in Lender Stark, 5, Sewer eds The big news this week is Ken, Leading Averages MS, Dicseue 10, the Association. 17, Team No, 5, 15. Gunn's consecutive string of|F.. Bouckley 146, D. Vann 148, I, Cyr Betty Grant returns for her| Leading Averages -- Doug Keeler 191, /cight strikes within his fine)!' ™% Mothersil 143, N. Magee 141, third time as the "Bowler of the Jeera is. stan 1 et ao iene {game of 221. Not only was it an| LANDER-STARK CLASSIC Week", A sensational game of|zambonelli i70. outstanding effort, but also, a 7 | : A Capsules -- Jets are the new 232 gave her the edge as she |profitable one as it carried a recorded a 505 triple in the) WOODVIEW PARK MIXED $50.00 cash prize from Eastway league leaders, after eiisy 4 |Eastway Mixed League. Mary| The Aces and Jets, the|Bowl. : jthres wins this week . .. Pre- |Mothersill just missed out with|league's two top teams, scored| Results: -- Corvettes 4, Slapsticks 0;|i0us 'eaders, the Eagles, re- her 501 score in the Ladies|four point shutouts over the|Nathan Sunoco 4, Bombers 0; Washouts ceived a rude shock by absorb- Classic League. Stickers and Selects this week.|"'High Scores -- H. Trimble 560, W. a -- defeats at the hands of |_ The big Eastway Tournament). Doug Trivett rolled a fine 530) Scott $99, F. Sobil $i, M. Dicesaro Jr.|the | Regents fone pew triple to lead the gents, but it)339 t pices So Waldineperser S17 with St oe top ten tage ta} results| fell six pins short of the league|K. Gunn 511 (221), J. Houlding sos. ||") DL@n \ igson tops with 508 this high held by Bill Clarke. Doris Team Standings -- Corvettes 35, Slap-|- . The eague average now zs sticks 28, Nathan Sunoco 24, Bombers|stands at 169... Charlie Andor Clarke was best for the ladies/a1, Washouts 13, Wahoos 12. had the hint f the nigh MEN'S LEAGUE with a nice 424. | <ieading Averages -- G. Reid 179, W, arth ray pe game of the night Monday Section Team Standings -- Aces 26|5¢° Tag Ete ayit Plage alg Mi Be ar ey i The league would like to wel-|pts., Jets 20, Stickers 16 andi shales vaccra ded ve ls aes 0; Piyere 2, Royale 1: Hawke come. Harry Sheriff Tailoring as!Selects 11. | |2, Lions 13 Chiefs 2, Colts 1. the newest sponsor. Leading Averages -- Men's:| LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE |,,})%0, Scores, Stan Hodgson, 508 ais, Peoples Clothing scored the|B; Clarke 154, D. Trivett 154) Mary Mothersill and Doris|ards 571 (202), John Madiewich $68 jonly shut-out this week, blanking|and Women's: M. Germond 126,|Vann turned in a couple of|{2i2); Mesty, Huteheon, 886 S008), Tony Union City Body 7 to nil. The jsparkling efforts to lead the|sss, Ken Fisher 543, John Waldinsperger other results were as follows:| OSHAWA MIXED LEAGUE [Danes to a four point victory) 543 (214, Bill Joyce 543, Kinlochs 5, Industrial Tools 2:| Just to bring everyone up tojover the Boxers. |raleons, waren hewn noe Bennett Paving 4, Young's|date, the leading scores at pres-/ The league leading Terriers|Chiefs, Hawks, Lions. Sports 3; Jackson Sand andlent are as follows: High Triples|were trounced by the second), 1esding Averages -- G. Reid 181, D. Gravel 5, Team Five 2; Charlton|-- Mike DiCesaro 628 and Ede|place Dachshunds 3 to 1 with/ Keeler 180, J. Waldinsperger 180, M. DiCesaro &r. 180, Tractors 4, Glen's Texaco 3; On-|Ryan 555; High Singles -- Jack| |tario Motor Sales 5, Town and|Lee 256 and Doris Dyck 201. Country Wholesale 2; Millwork} High Scores ~~ Hasry Joyoe Bt. Fred ildi . . now ( * len Copp , Building 5, Dunlops 2; Harry Ray Beaugrand 549 (209), Mike Di- Sheriff Tailoring 5, Tuck Tapers |Cesaro 548 (201), Horst Summers 508, | 7 { Mickey DiCesaro 502, Shirley Bowers ' 477, Helen Muzik 469, Noreen Richmond | High Scores -- Bob Richardson 582/466, Norma Magee 453, Doris Dyck 444, | |(211, 208), Frank Sobi] 559 (201), Don|Bea Allen 440, Helen Reynolds 14 |Frayne 557 (203), Jim Loreno 554, Bob|Betty Morris 415, Marie Potts 415, |Fogal 551 (207), Dave Matthews 544/Teresa Conlin 414, Dora DiCesaro 'a | }(206), Bill Markus 535, Ken Fisher 529,/Retty Thomson 405, Nora Pilkington 401, jJohn Graham 526, Bill Germond 518 | Eileen Collins 400, | (200), Bill Sweet 514. George Reid 514,| Team Standings -- Doug's |Walt Scott 513, Chuck Durno 509 (206),/shop 55, Morrison's BA 55, Jim Dandies |Bill Joyce 505, Graham Peel 505, Jack/54, The Flintstones 52, The Big Six 47,| Tyson 501 and John Waldinsperger 500./Don Down Flyers 42, Don Howe Real | Standings -- Kinlochs 55, Young's|Estate 41, Scugog Cleaners 41, Satan's |Sports 44, Sheriff's Tailors 42, Town|Angels 33, Henderson Block 32, Cour | 'and Country Wholesale 42, Ontario | tice Champs 32, Carl's Barber Shop 32, | Motor Sales 40, Jackson Sand and/Modern Grill 26, Val-Maes 25, Screw- Gravel 36, Tuck Tapers 36, Charitons balls 23, Raymore Ltd. 23. Tractors 34, Industrial Tools 33, Union| Leading Averages -- Men: Mike Di- City Body 3244, Glen's Texaco 32, Peo- |Cesaro 178, Mickey DiCesaro 175, Harry |ples Clothing 31, Dunlops 30, Team Five Joyce 169. | 28%, Bennett Paving 23 and Millwork Women: Ede Ryan 147, Helen Rey- Building Supplies 21. nolds 146, Dora DiCesaro 144, Leading Averages --Frank Sobil 183, EASTWAY MIXED LEAGUE | George Reid 180, Ken Fisher 180, Don : Frayne 172, George Lawrence 172, John|, Betty Grant bounced right! Waldinsperger 172 and George Brabin| back this week with a 505 Wine | 171, |which included a 232 score. Fred | Wallace took the men's honors | with 588, with Nick Differ right} behind with 580. Competition was keener this Barber | OSHAWA MEN'S Tuesday Section Bob Allen converted the "'big) four' split into a spare for one|week as no shutouts were re- of the league highlights this sea-| corded, with Cook's Body Shop son. Bob will receive an award|retaining the lead, | from the American Bowling | Results -- McHupeel's 5, Doreen's | es rj |\Gang 2; The Dillys 5, Javajubes 2; Congress for his great shot. | sabyan Motors Sales 5, Aces 2; Auto- Doug Keeler scored a dandy |Magic-Carwash 5, 300's 2; Cook's Body } . ~ |Shop 5, Hyman Real Estate 2; Collpeels /621 triple to lead Scugog Clean-|;"S.ooxs 2: Stickpins 4, Leftovers 3; | jers to a seven point shutout| John's Garage 4, Eastway Lanes 3. | | High Scores -- F. Wallace 588 (223), jover General Aggregates. Other| "Niner 380 (238), D. Cole S15, G. shutouts were scored by Lander-|turner 514, J. Houlding 499, G. Coppin Stark Oil and Slo-Moshuns, Nu-|##7, G. McCormack 481, E. Mothersill iw. j i i | |, J. McLean A . aylor 5 if Way Photo picked up five points, |"Women--B. Grant 505 (232), N. Clark and are now boasting a 14 point! 4go, J. Peel 473, B. Baxter 469, 0. Gunn _ OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS RADIATOR DEPT. jlor 662 (248, 215); A. Hircock 637 (256); | Team Standings--Dubbers 36, Stamp-|D. Simpson 635 (236, 223); T. Krawehuk | ers 25, Has Bins 22, Untouchables @&,|635 (243, 222); E. Rundle 619 (251, 202);/ Sleepers 21, Silent Six 19, TV Boys 18,/H. McLeod 615 (247); F. Dwyer 613) Unmentionables 13. (283); A. Piper 600 (218) and D. Cran- | Walt Polly and Frank Kalar carried |dall 600 (223, 204). | |the mail for the TV Boys and Unmen-| Games over 200 -- R. Coulson 292,| |tionables respectively, who battled to alR, McRoberts 289, B. Jones 260, B. |2 all split in the points, Kalar also won| Myles 243, H. Rozell 239, F. Elliott 232, | jthe case of ginger ale which was) Ee, Sweet 232, A. McEachern 231, J. Mc- donated by the King Bowling Lanes. /Cutcheon 228, K. Sanders 225, E. Cor- The Sleepers and Untouchables also/nish 222, J. Gow 221, K. Mitton 215, G. ended in a 2 all saw off in a very low| Mercier 213, E. Ferguson 213, H. Brown |scoring affair. The league leading Dub-| 213, H. Dressing 210, E. Rowden 206, |bers increased their first place lead by/p. Jarvis 205. K. Buzzel] 204, G. Free- woe ot yee Rate 4 ted 2 Melman 204, B. Potts 203 and F. Fusco 202. Yotton, Jackie Brockman and George |Hubbard' threw the big bombs for thelinay have starved the next section With y $ Jackie Dawson bowling} y h vies) Sue 080 'tie |@ four (4) nothing victory over the | well for the quiet ones, but getting little | Ruicks | |The up and coming Has Bins edged| Wednesday's results -- Oldsmobiles |the Stampers 3 to 1 in a well matched|3, Vauxhalls 1; Cadillacs 4, Buicks 0; contest. John Bailey was the spark plug|Chevrolets 1, Pontiacs 35 Corvairs L for the winners, but a good team effort | Maple Leaf 3 and GMC's 3, Envoys 1. jwas the main difference. Ozzie Weeks WEDNESDAY NITERS }and Ralph Glover were the pick of the tenth Mamtades a The Oren and Se aee nie of the night went to Walt|the No-Nods are in first place with 17 Polly with 746 (251, 308), followed ced coger rete Beare pe Peo o9 (263, ), Fi Kalar | ")0w. | Ozzie Weeks 721 (263, 266), Frank Kaletis: points each. The only shutout of the 715 (214, 263, 238), Jack Brockman 681/ | ' 58 (257, 203),\evening was taken by the Slow Balls (Ne, 9), Sele, Baiay, Oa when they took all four points from Jackie Dawson. 631 (207, 211, 213),| |George Hubbard 628 (204, 245), Raiph|the Lemons over 200. | We had 18 people with scores over |Glover 610 (206, 220), and Mel Wotton) {who must be congratulated on finally/200. They are Fred Hayward 253, 245; jreaching the 600 bracket with his 601/ Jack Van de Ven 231, Mary Tilk 212, |¢a29, 245). |Elien Densmore 204, Betty -Ann Croat | Good singles were by Al Jamieson 213, Gerry Fahy 211, 210; Kathy Frank- }239, 201, Rapid Robert Dove 237, Big/lin 210, Al Kinsman 225, Jim DuGuay |Bill Butler 220, Bill Smith 218, Stew|254, 241; Deb Tilk 233, 210, 203; Yvonne | Tippett 217, Sticky Mosier 218, Walt Fry|DuGuay 254, Jenny Kinsman 203, Jack 214, Wayne Thertell 211, Bill Romanuk | Worsley 201. |211, Harry Body 211, Bill Maxwell 209,/ sigh triples -- The men's high triple |Burdett Dales 207, Howard Vann 205 and was taxen by Fred Hayward with 694 Bus Goyne 202. The women's high triple was taken by A big welcome to the lemon league yvonne DuGuay with 578 Walt Fry who just made it with a & ee. For cotheace tat HIGH SINGLES ei oo ap aay Ne The Men's High Single was taken by \59 and 94, Bus Edmondso: ry | |Harry Boyd 97. J. H. DuGuay with 254, The Women's | High Triple was taken by Yvonne | WESTMOUNT CHURCH LEAGUE |Duguay with 254. | High Triples -- Irv Estabrooks 203, * 271 (645), John Harris 205, 265 (638),| "RON LEAGUE aura |Ken Cobb 339, 219 (628), Bud Owen 338, McKinley 95, Roger Hayward 90, and 218 (620), Jim Childerhose 253 (607), | -aro) Peirce 92, 69 , Judy Holbreok 224 (606). : Ladies 200 scores -- Kay Holbrook 266, Betty Clark 236, Hilda Shearer 233, |Annabelle Cobb 205, Dorothy Bennett 223, Irene Rahme 218, Thelma Owen 308, E Brown 205, Jean Harris 204, |stariets 3, Sixers 0; Try Hards 2, Hope: | Batty 202. jfuls 1; Rockettes 2, Slow Starters 1. | Men's 200 scores -- Mr. President) Point Standing -- Starlets 23, Sixers 228, 120, Harry Bennett 216, Alex Sin-|19, Fireballs 19, Super Jets 18, Rock-| clair 208, 207, Jim Shearer 203, 200,/ettes 18, Hopefuls 18, Try Hards 11, Howard MacLeod 216 |Slow Starters 6. Starting off the section in the cellar:| pin Standing -- Super Jets 16,551, Joe Weeks 88, 90, Agnes Clements 74. |ctariets 16,131, Fireballs 16,056, Hope-| Lucky Strikes 4, Orbits 4, Ho-Loos 3, suis 15,973, Sixers 15,876, Rockettes Yokels 2, Rascals 2, Pin Hedz 1, Astro- 15.590, Try Hards 15,237, Slow Starters nauts 0, Hep-Cats 0 14,830. | MILO MENTHOL FRIENDLY 48 LEAGUE Over 200 Scores -- P. Anderson 289, W. Scott 221, M. Harding 218. | Points: Fireballs 3, Super Jets 0; velyn Love NEIGHBORHOOD LADIES Team Standings -- Bracey's 7, Read- ing's 7, Lenius' 6, DePratto's 4, Pearse's 4, Ward's 4, Campbell's 3, Collins' 2, McQuade's 2, Alexander's 1. | Kay Manilla rolled the high triple |this week with 653 (261, 214); May Jones | was next with 646 (266, 204); June Yuill 634 (300); Wilma McQuade 62 4(273, 203); Helen Anderson 612 (296); Maria Cummings 609 (208, 208); May Lenius 606 (216, 232); Julie Roesch 605 (304); Helen Fetchison 605 (232) Welcome to three new members to the \300 Club" -- Ellen Burrus 325 (last week), Julie Roesch 304, and June Yuill COF LEAGUE | First night of the second section jfound many of our bowlers with "'cor- ner pinitis" as the team points show but those of us whose scoring isn't the best consistently, found quite a few of our "pros" in difficulty. Only one bowl. jer rolled a nice 700 triple. Nice going, Norm O'Reilly 715 (218, 298). *600's" -- Ron Flewell 658 (241, 264); Len Dervent 52 (287); Wes Stata 650 (200, 229, 221); Arn Greene 636 (232, 262); Doug Kerr 629 (237, 227; Joe Flynn 614 (218, 211); Molly Hartshorn 602 (211, 212) "200's"" -- Sid Hurlock 278, George Killen 248, Jim McConkey 236, Art Vir- gin 235, George Morgan 227,. Watler Tippett 224, Winnie Killen 222, Barb Pisani 222, Flo Tippett 218, Ron Swartz/ 218, Vie Pratt 216, 222, Josie Brown 214, Lucy Peeling 212, Ewart Carswell 209. Don Robinson 207, Don Brown 202, Al Smith 202, Doug Smith 201 Points taken -- Hitters 3, Stoppers 0; Smarties 3, Aces 0; Jets 3, Toppers 0; Imps 2, Flops 1; James 2, Untouch- ables 1. i Verna Kemp had the highest single jsame of 243, Molly DePratto 242, Mary Chinn 234, Mary Hobbs 227, Ellen Bur- rus 211, Cleta Wellman 207, Ella Hall 207, Ede Reading 205, Hazel Rumple 205, Ev Campbell 205, Edna Hall 202, 207, Phoebe Mullen 202, Betty Campbell 201, Grace Cumming 200 and Ev Broad. bent 200 ; LET A| KOOL | BE YOUR REFRESHER PABTS AND SERVICE LEAGUE High Triples -- K. Smith 738 (307, 239, 212); A. Brisbois 676 (312); C. Tay-