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J also helped his club with a 714 Oshawa's 5-Pin Squad Lose Willowdale Debut Al Heffering's Imperials entry|for total pins, and losing th rubber game by only one pin was rather rough for the Imps, bd ole in the Willowdale Men's Major pin league put up a stub- born battle in their er at Willow Bowl on before «dropping a close deci sion to their powerful opposi- tion. Herb Donaldson's club was the sing squad and TV) stars Keith Barrett, Fred Halle, Corky Rumsam and Maw Mori can make it rough for any kind nent, Otel 's Imps lost the first game 1135 to 1254, came back strong to take the second game 1271 to 1222 and lost a heart- breaker in the third and rubber oo by only one pin, 1264 to day will be as follows, Dick Adams, Dave Reynolds, Gerry Bennett, vg rome A Sel Himes and Dutch Lugtenburg. MONTREAL --Boyd|for each---as ie MONTREAL, cp)" -- Doe ith aes ee 4 i HH er i af i fr E BBs 355 : i Fa me #Eer oF nal E te | i i : 8 afl a3f ence last season. Of datensive halfbacks plaged 00) ae ais also announced. they have purchased fullback Lary! ' Hickman from Hamilton Tiger Cats, Hickman, formerly 4 Green Bay Packers es eee Seat oeesontiy vied "> 2 DART LEAGUE SEASON STARTS ON sd THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH |. T 7:30 P.M. } ae ready Entered are : SOUTHMEAD, 2 TEAMS; RUNDLE, 2 TEAMS; SOYOODVIEW, 4 TEAMS: NORTH OSHAWA, STORIE, FERNHILL, EASTVIEW ei a Interested in entering @ team er individes! 7 Any other am WOODVIEW PARK CLUB HOUSE the Nae" ¥ nf eee 4 i =. i Corky Rumsam was the top 274, 249 and 307 for 830, Maw Mori was next for the winners with 223, 252 and 266 for 741 and skipper Herb Donaldson three game string which in- cluded a 316 game, Heffering's showed that the potential is there when they came up with a very steady team effort with four men over the 700 mark and actually de- served a better fate. Reg Hickey led the ines when he racked up a neat 47 total with 193, 201 and 263, bowling club dropped the first series in the Toronto City Men's Major league at Willow Bowl on Saturday by a three to two count, Acadian Bowlers Lose Opening Set ing the Carway Imperials und it should be an interesting encoun- ter. Dave Reynold's boys were robbed at Willow when they only picked up ne point with a team total over 6100 and no doubt Acadian Cleaners five-pin As previously predicted, the fF I i 8 3 ~ i i § 5 i ef : ! : B 3 : ay | = > i x rr t Eg Qs Ee § : i H ys § n aD HW i ie Yourpasoline purchase FREE 2 Ey Ez =f # CADILLAC AVE. N, ON THE ABOVE DATE Without Pain Or Discomfort 'Relieves Pas Hemorrhoids that sufferers were able to Sere ant a yh Finds Healing Substance And Itching As It slips score, 221, 247 and 245. in the rubber game, SIGNS WITH PIRATES sty evga sgeie in Montreal. He is reported to old Montreal southpaw pitch- | have received a $7,500 bonus. er has signed with the Pitts- |i. win report to the Pitts- burgh Pirates. Occhionero teties for the Villeray Club | burgh farm club next spring. the Royals Junior League, --CP Wirephoto but they'll do better. lowdale league is two points each game won and one Dutch Lugtenburg was next with 236, 273 and 235 for 744. Veteran Alex Donaldson who will be used as a spare bowler only when the club requires him due to night shift work, came through with a nice 718 triple Gerry Bennett also looked for Heffering's with 702 for his total including a 304 third game which almost took the decision Dick Adams and Bob Gallag- her both looked a little rusty which can be expected after a very busy lawn bowling season The point system in the hyn wl a very close margin 1200 to 1130, } OLD COUNTRY SOCCER | Picks Everton To Give Cyclists Win Empire Trials Two Vancouver , = my faith in Everton to give Spurs Stern M. McINTYRE HOOD jpecial London, England To The Oshawa Times LONDON --Everton, Wolver- penpiee Wanderers and Totten- ham Hotspurs are pulling away from the rest of the first divi- sion aspirants, and stand in that order at the top of the English League. If anything, Wolves are in the best position. Still un- defeated this season, they have only lost one point through a drawn game, while Spurs and Everton have each one defeat chalked up against them. I still tenham their strongest - lenge for the league title, Spurs have been winning point with The traditional "old firm' derby between Celtic and Ran- gers drew a crowd of 2,000, and 53 people were injured when one of the gates was crashed by thousands more who could not get into the ground at Park- head. Rangers won a rather list- less game by 1-0. Stenhousemuir, Montrose and Ayr United lead the parade in second division, which is this year somewhat lacking in outstanding teams, and it is tooe early as yet to spot the potential champions and promotion winners. the Scottish Opposition this season, and have only one ained in a home draw erdeen. ORONO, Ont.' (CP) -- Two Vancouver cyclists, who paid most of their own expenses to compete in British Empire Games trials here Sunday, may have won themselves a trip to Perth, Australia. Jack Ferguson and Bill Wilde of the trials, only 33 seconds apart over the 120-mile course, The second half of the trials will be held at Thetford Mines, Que, Sunday and four of the 2 cyclists will be chosen to rep- resent Canada. Ferguson, Western Canadian champion, finished in five hours, 17 minutes and 20 sec- onds. Wilde, who has been rac- ing for only two years, finished in §:17.53, young Willow Bow! club gave the Acadians plenty of trouble with some very good trundling, and it they'll be out to mak. thie of e up for Bayview Bow! starting at 2 p.m. Saturday's action will be at looks as if Ralph Kane has got himself a nice group of shooters. Willow appeared to have the edge in the first game but a top notch effort by Ozzie Keeler saved the day when the Mighty Mite came up with a 348 game to give Acadian the decision with 1243 to 1182, The second game went to Wil- lo wwhen the kids cut loose with a dandy game of 1363 to 1102 for Acadians. All members of the |Willow club got in on this win when they were bowling terrific. chionero, 19-year-old southpaw pitcher reported to have been sought by seven major league cluhs, has signed with Pitts- burgh Pirates of the National League. He was signed by John- ny Jepson, Pittsburgh's Mont- real scout Villeray club to Division championship of the Royals Junior League. An un-|% disclosed bonus was said to be $7.500. Joyce O'Reilly 624 (214, 230), Isabel BUCS SIGN CANADIAN MONTREAL (CP)--Andy Oc. after pities his igh he Western) sy 2) (234, 21), Erie Hughes 634 (216, 255), if we fail te wipe your windshield and check your oil SuPERTEST , is'sol Be om os es Hughe: aly. cadians lost the third game came back to win the fourth with 1209 and 1185 and dropped the rubber game 1257 to 1197. The Toronto trundlers are usu- ally sharper than the Oshawa boys during the early weeks of the schedule as most of them bow! throughout the summer season. This fact was quite evident at Willow Bowl, Young Fisher Hambly was top man for Willow with a 1372 total for his five games. Paul ickson was next with 1240, Kenny Roy 1215 also was very impressive. Ozzie Keeler led Acadians with a 1303 five game score finished one-two in the first half}which included a dandy 98 ame, Bob allagher had 1208, ank Sarnovsky 1181 and Ed "Dutch" Lugtenburg 1148 Den- ny Linton who was returning to the club roster after two years absence was used Lon ingly along with Dick "Pick Adams", The team totals were 6167 for Willow Bowl and 5881 for Aca- dians. Two Oshawa clubs will clash this Saturday with Acadians m steadily since their sole defeat by Aston Villa, but their form has not been convincing. They have bad patches in each game, mixed up with moments of posi- tive brilliance which bring them the goals to win. Wolves, with a g team, have surprised all critics, but may not be able to last the pace of a 42-game league schedule. , Manchester United and Burnley, all expected to be challengers for top honors, have disappointed their supporters. Arsenal and Manchester United) have only five points to show for seven games. Burnley are a little better off with eight points from the same number of. matches, but have lost to teams they should easily have! beaten, Still undefeated in the second division are Huddersfield, who head the table. They have, how- ever, dropped three points in drawn games, and-are only one int ahead of Scunthorpe. racketed one it lower down are Chelsea, Sunderland, Nor- wich and Bury, and Chelsea, with a game in hand, are best placed to lead the promotion race. RANGERS RAMPANT Queen's Park Rangers are carrying all before them in the third division, and have a clear lead of two points over South- end and Watford. Rangers have scored 24 goals in seven games, and if they can keep up that} torrid pace, they might well pro-| duce a new goal-scoring record before the end of the season. Crystal Palace have disappoint- ed this season, and are near} the bottom of the third division with four points from seven games. Mansfield, of the fourth divi- sion, have the honor of being the only team in the whole of the English league with-a per- fect record of six victories in six matches. They lead Oldham by two points. While Oldham are still undefeated, they have drawn two games to stay be- hind the leaders. Darlington are tied with them for second place. with a string of clubs bunched in fourth position fighting for the last promotion spot, The Scottish League first divi- sion has a rather strange look, with Queen of the South, Dun- fermline, Partick, Rangers and Hearts even on full points at the top of the tal and Hi- bernians, Airdrie, St. Mirren and United still in the st year's champions, Dundee, | have still te win a league game Special REDUCED Prices GM MANUAL RADIOS -- i LE 61-62 CHEVROLETS 60-62 CORVAIRS 62 CHEVY Il 62 ACADIAN 9.95 ANTENNA AND INSTALLATION EXTRA GM PUSH-BUTTON CAR RADIOS FOR... 61-62 CHEVROLETS 60-62 CORVAIRS 62 CHEVY Ii & ACADIAN 62 PONTIAC 345 FOR 1962 OLDSMOBILE 46.95 ANTENNA AND INSTALLATION EXTRA Ontario Motor 140 BOND WEST Sales PHONE 725-6501 If You... All ron Tue BEST In LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES : ... 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