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UNION ROD AND GUN CLUB EXECUTIVE FOR 1962 SEASON Rod and elected active | Front, 1962 Union Club executive this year's here The Gun fo conduct ities, is shown 10-PIN ACTION right, Hans Benke, sill Talbot, presi- Fleming, publicity; ch, vice-president; left to trustee dent; Roy Cecil Burt Stan. Ward, trustee and Bob Middleton, property. Rear, left to right, Tom Richardson, en- tertainment; Clarence Miller, | trustee; Adam Lyson, treas- urer; Don Anderson, guide; Frank Peterson, membership: Frank Perosky, tyler; Doug Josie Gyurka And Tony Lupel Capture High Weekly Awards AMI'! comin two-hou Bo.w | famed is The nationally Free Bowling Clinic to Oshawa with a session for Eastway March 29, at 9.00 p.m Four top bowling stars from the AMF Staff of Champion will be here, headed by the famous Frank Clause and Lin dy Faragelli The Clinie is for everyone) who wants to improve his game or learn ten-pin bowling, from} the bottom up, the correct way A 'Beat the Champ' match is a feature of the Clinic while many prizes, including a ball and bag, will be won by some of the lucky members of the audience BOWLERS OF THE W Josie Gyurka and Tupel won last week's bowler awards Josie, who is developing into ene of the outstanding female shooters locally, picked up her third award for her 532 series in the Eastway Mixed League Tony fired a total of 18 strikes in the Lander - Classic League, for a wonderful! 640 set, to earn the honor, his Tony top (209), $47 (202), B 53 5s lodyson 530 G. Turner 52' Copp 522 (203), H Masewich 514 Scugog Cleaners Photo 48. Oshawa Cleaning Lander-Stark 43, Wind Jordan Florists 33 Edgar Keeler rice 521 2 Team § NuWa Contractors 44 rs Esso Service 39 Thompson Plumbing 30, Slo-Moshuns Aces 26, General Aggregates 18 NUICA 11, Oshawa Wood Products 9 Leading Averages Doug Keeler 48, John Waldinsperger 180. John Stan Hodgson 173, Ken Mickey DiCesaro 171, and Harry Blohm 170. ndings Masiew J McInally 171 Glen Copp 171 WOODVIEW PARK MIXED Curt Russell, with 498, led the Stickers to a 3 to 1 win over the Aces while the trailing; Selects found the range to edge out the Jets 3 to 1 For the' gals; Joan O'Brien was tops with 443, followed by Doris Clark 414, Carol Ger mond 404 and June Snodden 401 The average leaders Marg Germond with Curt Russell with 159 Standings ckers 31 Aces 15 and Selects 11 remain 129 and Jets 23 OSHAWA MIXED LEAGUE A meeting will be heid this Wednes- day, March 14, following the bowling Stark|and everyone is urged to be on hand HIGH SCORES -- Mike DiCesaro 557 Harry Joyce 526 (227), Bill Ger mond 528. George Turner 524, Garth first. His games were 226, 208, Douglas 520 (203), Cliff Bradshaw 513, and 206. TUESDAY MEN'S LEAGUE | Oshawa Cleaning Contractors) recorded the night's only shut-) out drubbing General Aggre- gates 7-0. The two leading teams, Scugog Cleaners and Nu Way Photo, both dropped 5 to 2 decisions to Lander-Stark Oil and Slo-Moshuns. This tight-! ens up the section race with only 7 points separating the top four teams as five nights remain in the schedule The Slo-Moshuns rolled the season's high team game of 1,095 while the Oshawa Clean ing Contractors recorded the high team triple. a great 2,995 Other Results Jordan Florists 5, NUICA 2; Aces 5, Oshawa Wood Prod uets 2: Winders Esso Service 4, Thomp son Plumbing 3 High Scores H. Blohm 597 (230), ¥. 'Cosearelia S85 (213), L. Holt: 557 (213), M. DiCesare Jr. $50 (203), .D. Glen Copp 512. Bill Von Minden 508, Jack Sanders 502 (201) and Bill Hood 501 WOMEN -- Noreen Richmond 504, Shirley Bowers 492, Zena Mandzuik 460, Ede Ryan 459, Dora DiCesaro 448, Brenda Bracey 446, Grace Murphy 444, Dot Clements 443, Norma Magee 437, Dot Crossiey 434 and Marie Potts 434 Team Standings *- Satan's Angels 4814, Val-Mae Beauty Salon 46, Big Six 46. Morrisons BA 45, Carl's Barber Shop 45, Doug's Barber Shop Modern The 44, Don Howe Real Estate 42, Grill 41, Henderson Block 4034, Ray more Lid. 40, Jim Dandies 3949. Scu- gog Cleaners 34, The Flintstones 34, Screwballs 23, Courtice Champs 23 and Don Down Flyers 17% EASTWAY MIXED LEAGUE Josie Gyurka was the top bowler for the ladies with a nice 532 while Ernie Gillespie led the gents with 551. Con- gratulations to Ernie who very seldom shoots in this bracket City Service 7, " Stickpins tway Lanes Results Russ' Dillys 0; Leftovers John's Garage 7, © Doreen's Gang 5. McHupeel's yan Motor Sales 5, Aces 2; Col Spooks 2; Auto-Magic Carwash 5 2; Cook's Body Shop 4, Hyman Real Estate 3 OLD COUNTRY SOCCER | High Scores E. Gillespie 551, K Neal 536 (212), B. Baxter 535 (210), G., Reid 535. J. Houlding 532, J. Wallace} 522. G. Turner 520, D. Cole 516 and G McCormack 5 Grant rages 474, O and M Women 197, 1. Cyr 494 47 d Pee! 477, [Gunn 469, M Peake Mothersil! 451 Team Standings Russ' City Serv ice 47-101, John's Garage 46-88, Hyman Real Estate 45-92, Auto-Magic Carwash 43-112, Doreen's Gang 43-85, Lefto 42% -9712, Cooks Body Shop 38'-! Stickpins 38-98. McHupeels 32-86 yan Motor Sales 31 Spooks Fastway Lanes 29-7 Aces 27-72. 25-84, The Dillys 23-55 and Collpeels 20-61 Leading Averages G G Turner 175, J. Houlding Cole 167, McCormack 167 McHugh 164 Women Peel 151, M 464 Reid 170, and O. Gunn 161, 1. Cyr 153 Taylor 151, D. Vann M. Mothersill 150 and B. Grant 150. EASTWAY MEN'S LEAGUE HI-LITES -- Progress scored the night's only shut-out to move to within 2 points of the top Ralph O'Reilly had the high triple and single which was a big help in keeping Mc- Laughlins out in front Curt Russell made the difference as Robinsons' picked up three points and took over third place. . There will be a very im- portant meeting this week at 6.45 for team captains or a team representative. The com ing play-off set-up must be arranged Results Crazy Fights 0 151 Progress Brand Clothes 4 Robinson Motors 3 Lee FEveniss Sales 1; Goch Supertest 3. Jokers 1; Black's Men's Wear 3, Dumont Aluminum 1; Subway Lusch 3, Houdaille 1; Art's Vending 3. Mackie's Van and Storage 1; Blue Boys 3. Park er Electric 1; McLaughlin: Fuels 3 Cadillac Hotel 1 High Scores R. O'Reilly 573 (225), C. Russell 552, B, Fogal 550, R. Sennott 542, J. Lamont 536 (216), B. Katocs 533 (217), W. Sheridan 530 (217), H Hutcheon 524, T. Donahue 521 and ¢ Martin 521 Standings McLanghiin Fuels 23 Progress Brand Clothes 21, Robinson Motors 19, Cadillac Hotel 17, Jokers 17, Art's Vending 16, Mackie's Van and Storage 15, Goch Supertest 15, Black's Men's Wear 13, Houdaille Industries 12, Parker Electric 12, Les Eveniss Sales ; 12, Blue Boys 10, Subway Lunch 10, Du :,mont Aluminum 7 and Crazy Eights $ EASTWAY MEN'S MAJOR The last place WaHoos sur prised leading Nathan Sunoco Accrington Stanley Forced To Fold Up BY M. McINTYRE HOOD Speecial London, England Correspondent to The Times LONDON -- The golden era for soccer football players ush- ered in with the 1961-1962 sea- gon lias turned to ashes for one of the oldest clubs in England. The first club to beconie a cas- ualty of higher pay demands and lower attendances is Ac- crington Stanley, which 74 years ago was one of the found- er clubs of the English League With two months of the season still to go. this fine old club has been forced into liquidation no more games will be played on its ground. The record of the games it has played in the fourth division up to the present stage of the season will be scrubbed out and the English league secretarial is trying to arrange transfers for its play ing staff Accrington Stanley are ted to have liabilities amounting to close to £175,000. For weeks its directors have been paying the players wages out of their own pockets. It has been impos- sible to make ends meet with attendances this season averag ing 2300, and for the last home game down to 1400 Yet with the coming of the so-called golden era some of the players were drawing over $100 a week which is good money for the fourth division, especially for a club which has been - at bottom of the league table near ly all season OTHERS IN PERIL While the Accri apite of its long and honorable repor- the gton club jcome a ,iball club to be- victim of the higher costs and lower attendances there are others which are not far from being in the same plight. They are kept solvent only because their supporters' clubs, through football pools and other devices, keep them sup- plied with money. If they had to depend on the gate receipts alone, they would have had to go out of business long ago Accrington suffered because it was ringed around with top level clubs, such as Blackburn, Burnley, Preston, Bolton and with Manchester and Liverpool within easy distance. Its for- mer supporters now get into their cars or hop the bus to see first o rsecond division football rather than the fourth division brand served up at Accrington. The club was founded in 1876 and in 1888 became one of the original members of the Foot League, In 1893 the name was changed to Accrington Stan- ley. From 1893 until the first world. war they played in the Lancashire League and re joined the league in the Third Division Northern Section when it was formed in 1921. Its best performances have been to be runners-up to the champions of that division in 1955 and 1958, history, is the first SHOCK TO SOCCER The announcement that Ac crington has been forced to give up its losing financial battle has come as a shock to the 'soccer world. The question now being asked Which football club will be Perhaps by the end of the season other the next to go? division clubs will be counted out. Clubs like Chester, Hartlepools, Chesterfield, Don caster and Stockport are in dan ger of having to apply for re- election to the fourth division And there are some eager clubs, like Bath City, Oxford United, Guildford and others which have good support in the Southern League, stepping up to take their places fourth The players thought the milen- nium had come when the ceiling was taken off their wages. But many of them are going to find that their clubs cannot carry the burden of the increased salaries any longer, and I quite a cleanout of players in the lower brackets of football after the present season is end ed. And it would not be surpris- ing if some clubs other than Accrington Stanley will be sat isfied to call it a day Tony Chibi Ready Defend 5-Pin Title ST. CATHARINES (CP) - Two-time Canadian. champion Tony Chibi of Leamington, Ont., heads a field of 18 shooters from 14 districts in the Ontario can foresee ,| Waldinsperger with a 4 to 0 shutout while the Corvettes took over top. spot with a whitewash job over the Bombers In the other series the Wash- outs eked out a 3 to 1 decision over the Slapsticks High Scores M. DiCesaro Sr. 540 212), G. Reid 539, J. Zambonelli 531 (200), P. Zurba 529, W. Richards 524 H. Joyce 518, D. Ross 517, M. Di Cesaro Jr, 514, E. Mothersill 511, J 501 (202) and W, Crystal 512 (200) Team Standings than Sunoco 2 Sticks 18, Washouts 15, WaHoo 14 Leading Averages Mike DiCesaro 184, Walter Scott 179, George Reid 180, Johh Waldinsperger and Frank Sobil 175 LADIES' CLASSIC. LEAGUE The Terriers came up with a nice 3 to 1 win over the Goof ers as Norma Magee supplied the edge for the winners. The Dachshunds and Danes each won a game with the other resulting in a tie but the Dach shunds got the extra point with their greater pin-fall Donna Barnes led the winners in this one with Doris Vann the pick of the losers. High Scores -- Norma Magee 457. Doris Vann 456, Donna Barnes 446, Mary Mothersill 442, Dora DiCesaro 424, Mary Cole 420, Fairley Bouckley 413, Elinor Hutchinson 412, Berniece Differ 409, Dot Brabin 407, Lil Gilles pie 407 and Jo George 406 Standings Dachshunds 2014, 16, Goofers 1444 and Terriers 13 LANDER-STARK CLASSIC CAPSULES -- Tony Lupel the league's hottest bowler, averaged six strikes per. game for a smashing 640 series Tony has raised his average from 174 to 177 in the past two weeks jumping from 14th spot to 7th in the race . Also showing some of his old form was Stew Molloy with a very fine 602 triple The last place Hawks scored 3 wins as they strive to vacate the cellar The Eagles and Flyers also scored shut-outs President Ray has called a short meeting for this Friday prior to the start of bowling Results Hawks 3. Chiefs 0; Eagles 3, Colts 0; Flyers 3, Falcons 0; Jets 2 Regents 1; Royals 2, Lions 1 Top Ten Tony Lupel 640 208, 206), Stew Molloy 620 (216, 207), Ralph O'Reilly 590 (222), Bill Grant 590 (215), Gord MeCormack 584 (237), Harry Bilohm 580 (201), Mike Di Cesaro 578 (206) Jim Thomson 572 (209, 204), Wes Richards 568 (202) and Bill Welsh 565 (209, 200) a Standings Jets, Regents, Royals, Eagles, Falcons, Liors, Flyers; Chiefs and Hawks Leading Averages John sperger 184, Mike DiCesaro Reid 181, Doug Keeler 180 O'Reilly 178 Na Slap Corvettes 22 Bombers 18 Danes (226, Waldin 184, George and Ralph Branton, shooting, and George Patfield, casting. --Photo by Ireland Studio °° City League Minor Hockey Statistics Listed below are the playoff rison: ten Muir, Minor Vaillancourt Bantam, and Juvenile leagues, as of Monday, March 12, com- league statistician Jim team scorers Hockey Midget standings and top in the Oshawa Association's piled by Shaw BANTAM SERInS * doe FE i ca Local 205 Can. Tire Civitan Houd Local 1817 Scugog's TOP TEN SCORERS moot m Aenoroy VVSuo Hy 5 5 4 3 1 1 G = Ps Salowski, Local 205 5 Morrison, Local 205 3 Zuffett, Local 205 3 McRae, CTC 3 Ryan, Local 1817 3 Hewer, CTC 2 Waldie, CTC 1 Curry, CTC i] McAvoy, Civitan 3 Grabko, Local 1817 a4 BANTAM SERIES "B" w Local 2784 3°60 Police Assoc. 2 0 Co 2 Pwwruwun. - ee MAM Ban a-Cola te | B'Nai B'Rith 1 2 Duplate ie | W. Kiwanis 0 3 TOP TEN SCORERS 6 4 2 2 2 0 BO Sem 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cockerton, Cokes Taylor, Local 2784 Morrison, Local 2784 Begg, W. Kiwanis Hollingsworth, B. B. Fry, W. Kiwanis Clarke, Cokes Peyton, Local 2784 Taylor, W. Kiwanis Ross, B'Nai B'Rith MIDGET ROUND-ROBIN w Rotary 20 Local 222 2 Kinsmen 2 7 Legion 2 15 Lions 1 2 9 Kiwanis 1 BI Firefighters 1 3 5 Navy Vets 0 3 10 TOP TEN SCORERS NNN bs te to be mos * ora a re ee ee 13 10 12 a Sem a Zamna naan-~y~10 Neate, Lions 3arnoski, Legion Cullen, Kiwanis Abbott, Rotary Baron, Navy Vets 3rooks, Rotary Fair, Legion Freeman, Navy Vets Brown, Legion Solomon, Local 22 JUVENILE ROUND- Ww LT ee 0 ADH wwwenranue --- M'donald os starts your thrifty holiday with SCOTLAND Gateway to all Europe and the bonniest holi-+ day you've ever had. Visit up to 19 extra cities at no extra fare. And on SAS jets you get exciu- sive Maitre de Cabine service, even in economy class. FREE: European travel planning pack- age, including how to visit extra cities at no extra fare. See your SAS travel agent... phone or write SAS, SAS SCANDINAVIAN AIRLIVES SVSTEM CREDIT FONCIER BLDG., 244 BAY STREET TORONTO, ONT. EMpire 2-5221 / Pis, LTFA Pts. Pts. LTFA Pts, ~ 2 10-pin bowling championships here March 16-17 Highest pin fall in the 5 game block will send the top performer to the Canadian fi- nals at. Winnipeg March 30-31 Chibi is defending provincial 300 DUNDAS E. champion BOOK YOUR FLIGHTS THROUGH Donald Travel Service MO 8-3304 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, March 13, 1962 1] City League Bantam Playoffs Canadian Tire, Local 205 Are Best In 'A' Series Local 205 ana Canadian Tirelwere Terry McQuade, Terry clinched berths in the Oshawa Osborne, and Dale Gallant. Minor Association Bantam) [OCAL 1817 -- goal, Varcoe Series "A" round-robin playoff/and McConkey; defence, Elliott round, last night at the Chil-\andg Stuwart; forwards, Stead, dren's Arena. : Ryan, Babcock; alter Local 205 shaded Civitan 2-\qrews Paterek. Fis and Canadian Tire dumped Scu-|tin, Kelly, Selleck, gog Cleaners 3-1. Both teams)yeqnally. have seven points, three better sed - ' : than the runner-up club and will HOUDAILLE -- goal, Neault; ; in. defence, McQuade and Walden meet in a best-of-three series) ~ * e i for the title sperger: forwards, Osborne, There is one scheduled game Tubemvile, Romének i at: : ' 'obi "i a y, ' §; in the round-robin lef Howard, Masterson, Gallant, In the other game, Local 1817), onl 4 5 ldoubled the score over Hou- Glendinning, Noonan, Brisbois, Barnham and Noonan. daille 6-3. LOCAL 2065 -- CIVITAN CANADIAN TIRE -- SCUGOG'S | Scoring goals in the first and Canadian Tire exploded for second periods, Local 205 down- three goals in the second period ed Civitan 21 in a hard-fought to trip up Scugog Cleaners 3-1 game Mike Hewer was the big "gun- Bill Zufelt and Johnny Salow- yer" for CTC with.two als ski, the mainstays behind the while Jimmie Curry bagged the 205" offence, scored one goal other, 'h. ce : Danny Logeman cashed For Civitan, Chris Weeks was Scugog Cleaners counter aye Ki caydagererd SCUGOG CLEANERS -- goal, ditence. "Anis Apa Metcalfe; defence; Graper and glottal es res'0" Brockman: forwards, Simon, forwards, D. Lloyd, Sytnyk, Lupel. Mil slterne Me Games: caltecniten Krantz |Lupel. Miljour; a ternates, Me- Sut Rady rdook Ht. Master, Studley, Brock, Grab- Seen Th voy, 4 mre d nd ko, Hamilton, Logeman, Clarke, gerald, Tutton, L. Lloyd and Kureto and McCullough. Weeks. wees ig 2 LOCAL 205 -- goal, O'Neil;|,CANADIAN TIRE goal, defence, Andrews and Moak; Pollard; defence, Graham and forwards, Zufelt, Salowski, Mor- O'Donnell; forwards, Hewer, alternates, Marchan,| MacKay, McRae; alternates, Rollo, Shouldra. Slack,|Waldie, Curry, Clark, Popham, , Waddell. Zedic. Vice, Bremner, Phillips, Mec Barkwell. Burch and ronkey, Morrison and Tutu- ouck, her, Mar- Vann and the Dawson; Preston; Wragg, Mius Pa hee 1817 HOUDAILLE Officials -- Don Wilson, Har- ~Sethagdyhaed vi "um vey Balson, Bob Harmon and Bill Elliott fired two goals in John Sadowski pacing Local 1817 to a 6-3 win " : over Houdaille Industries Bob Stuart, Peter Andrews, Dave Fischer and Ray Martin were the other snipers Goalgetters for REMEMBER WHEN... .? By THE CANADIAN PRESS John Henry Lewis, 'light- heavyweight boxing cham- pion, retained his title 26 , years ago tonight by out- pointing British challenger Jack McAvoy in. 15 rounds at New York. Lewis aban doned the title two years later. Houdaille 0 cee 0 i323 0 1 Tony's Osh. Dairy Beaton's 0 TOP TEN SCORERS me a Elliott, Mac's |Gibbon, Mac's McGraw, Osh. Dairy Pinch, Osh. Dairy King, Tony's Wilson, Tony's Cotie, Mac's Mitchell, Beaton"s McNamee, Osh. Dairy Solomon, Tony's SSoonuuupocwr meee eenonsronsneee es She a Hee See S ates, An-) Local 2784 Bantams Clinch Final Berth Local 2784 clinched a fina}|nis battled to a thrilling 2-2 play-off berth in the Oshawa; draw in the sandwich encounter. Minor Hockey Association Se-- Ron Taylor and Bob Locke ries "B" Bantam round-robin|tallied for Duplate. Westmount play-off last night, downing|Kiwanis marksmen were Neil Police Association 5-1 at the/Fry and Ron Kitchen. Children's Arena. WESTMOUNT KIWANIS Six teams are entered in a goal, Wayling and Wilson; de- five-game tournament with the|fence, Lakas and Walker; for- two top teams meeting in a wards, Todd, Thompson, Cook: best-of-three series for the title./ alternates, Kitchen, Benharrell, Three teams are tied for the|/ McKee, Begg, Fry, Pascal and runner-up slot including Coca-| Warren. Sen Duplate Limited and) pyupLATE -- goal, Cranfield; olice Association. defence, Smith and Nicholls; In other action, Cokes nipped), y Ye rr Renin. B'Nai B'Rith 2-1 and Duplate|orwards. Wilson, Carroll, Kono and Westmount Kiwanis bat- sen wae gt iho led to a 2-2 draw McKay, Bouckley, Locke and LOCAL 2784 - POLICE eu Waa , Watson. illy aylor scored three ; ont F goals in leading Local 2784 to COKES - B'NAI B'RITH papier ei uy ; ali, Coca - Cola spotted B'Nal & convincing $-1 win over Police' prRith a first period 1-0 lead, Billy's three goals gave him then scored two goals in the nine, tops in the League in four Middle period, in posting a 2-1 games played. Other snipers ¥!2- were Bill Morrison and Bill Gerry Wallace tied the game Dionne and Frank Sawyer shot the Dennis Hercia potted the winner for 'Cokes'. Police goal, spoiling Paul Wil-| Ricky Holmes had earlier son's bid for the shutout given B'Nai B'Rith a 1-0 lead. 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