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ee eee Koo ge as are Acadian Cleaners Leading Playoffs In Toronto Mens Major The top six clubs of the To- ronto City Men's Major five-pin League opened their 1963-64 team championship playoffs, at Willow Bowl, and after the first five-game set, it was Osh- awa Acadian Cleaners in the lead with a brilliant 6919 total. Rated as the underdog club, as far as the league statistics are concerned, the Oshawans certainly staggered their high- ly rated opponents with their highest five-game total since their entry into the league. Acadians started rather slow- ly with a 1287 first game, fol- lowed up with a second game of 1264, then really turned on the heat to come up with 1485, 1573 and 1310 for their next three games, to compile their 6919 total. Trailing the Acadians after the first five, were the follow- en ee sm IN SN included games of 390, 307 and 296. Ozzie Keeler was next with 1339 for 44 frames and his big ones were 399, 292, 202 and 286; 'Dutch" Lugtenburg racked up 1471 for his five games with 363, 232, 315, 291 and 270; Ron Jay continued some very good trundling with 973 for 38 in- cluding a whopping relief job and also a 315 game. Jim Cassels also starred both in relief and as a starter with 890 for 33 and two relief stints in the third and fifth games respectively. It was fine bowling by the boy from Fair- port Beach. Bob Gallagher had consider- able trouble but he battled gamely for 857 for 37 frames and seldom left a pin standing. Gerry Bennett and Dick Adams saw little service as they just were not required in ing clubs: Steel Art Signs 6598, | the first set. People's Credit Jewellers 6561, Stanley L. Jarvis Insurance The six clubs moved to New- 6547, Plantation Bowl 6425 and tonbrook Lanes for the second Darrigo's Italian Foods 6250. HICKEY LEADS WAY five-game set and the pins were falling tough in this estab- lishment but Acadians _ still The entire Acadian club -was|managed to retain top spot,| brilliant in every man battling all the way. bring their 10 game total to Reg Hickey was the top shoot-|;3 194 er with a brilliant display of} © -- both relief bowling and also as a starter. The lefthander rack- : ed up 1227 for 40 frames which| moved into second place when|for a second time. DARRIGO FOODS NEXT The Darrigo Foods this first .set with|when they racked up 6185 to} club|and bring the title to Oshawa'Halifax 0 Doncaster 2 OLD COUNTRY SOCCER Quebec Groups Probing LONDON (Reuters) -- Results of soccer matches played in the United Kingdom Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Aston Villa 2 Burnley 0 Blackburn 0 West Brom 2 Blackpool 0 Arsenal 1 Chelsea vs Leicester ppd ' |Liverpool 3 an United 0 they bowled 6475 at Newton-/Notis F 4 Birmingham 9 H it \Sheffield U 1 Fulham 0 brook to bring their total tolctoke 3 Everton 2 12,725, 379 pins off the pace. |Tottenham 6 Ipswich 3 £ Stirling Hibernian Motherwe' Queen of Thd Lana Albion 0 Brechin 2 Rangers 2 Dundee U 0 St. Johnstone 1 Celtic 1 | | 2 Aberdeen 1 2 Airdrieonians 1 | 11 0 Hearts 1 S 1 Partick 2 French-Canada Status LEVIS, Que. (CP)--An ambi-|the 'groundwork for the assem- tious effort to chart the future|bly almost three years ago. of Canada's French - speaking} Now it has been joined-by 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, April 6, 1964 ]]- ¥ others are to be appointed laterjthe principal forces of French --and is to meet again within|society, played a sporadic role three months an@ at regular in-;fn France's from 1962 tervals to supervise the workjonward. In 1798, Louis of five research and study com-|XVI, in financial difficulties issions. summoned the Estates-General The original Estates-General,jand found it clamoring for re- comprising representatives ofiform. St. Mirren 1 Dunfermline 1 rk 3 Falkirk 7 Division Il Morton 0 Ayr U 1 Hamilton 4 Queens Pk 2 Clyde 2 Montrose 0 Cowdenbeath 0 Raith 3 In third place, it's Plantation|West Ham 2 Bolton 3 {Dumbarton 1 Berwick 1 Bow! 12,699, followed by Steel| Wolverhampton 1 Sheffield W 1 Art Signs 12,571, People's Credit) Jewellers 12,565 and Stanley L.|Bury 1 Middlesbrough 1 Jarvis 12,529. \Cardiff 2 Derby 1 Ozzie Keeler, the '"Mighty|Leeds 2 Leyton Or 1 Mite," was the top Acadian at)Man City 3 Newcastle 1 Newtonbrook with a dazzling|Northampton 2 Southampton 0 1,389 five-game string with 297,|Norwich 1 Plymouth 1 Forfar 3 Stirling 0 Cliftonvill Derry Cit Linfield i Alloa 3 Division II |Stenhousemuir 0 Arbroath 4 Stranraer 2 IRISH LEAGUE Ards 4 Crusaders 2 e 2 Glenavon 5 y 2 Distillery 1 Glentoran 8 population was launched Satur- day with an Estates-General, a term first employed for an as- sembly before the French revo- lution, The aim is to determine by 1966 the political, cultural, eco- nomic, social and religious fu- ture of French Canada. High on the list of questions is whether Quebec should remain part of Canada and if so under what terms. ; Driving force behind the ven- ture is the 250,000-member fed- eration of St. Jean Baptiste) Societies, which started laying! \Trade Unions, parent body of other organizations ranging) from L'Union Catholique des) Cultivateurs to the 125,000-mem-| ber Confederation of National) 2 REGISTERED NURSES FOR HILLSDALE MANOR HOME FOR THE AGED For part time relief work, shifts, up to three days per week. Possible full time during vacation period, Approximately 15.50 per shift. Apply: Quebec's labor unions. The object is to rally support from every segment of French- Canadian life for a "magna charta of the French-Canadian nation." "We can't allow ourselves to miss this chance," said Dr. Marcel Frenette, president of the federation. X 2i-man general commission was appointed Saturday -- four Personnel Department, City Hall, Oshawa. 231, 309, 265 and 287, Dutch|Portsmouth 2 Grimsby 2 Lugtenburg and Reg Hickey|Rotherham 4 Preston 2 both were very effective also|Scunthorpe 1 Charlton 1 with Hickey having 1046 for 41|Sunderland 1 Swansea 0 frames and Dutch 1,000 for 41.|Swindon'1 Huddersfield 2 Hickey's big ones were 299, Division II 270 and 265 while Dutch had)Barnsley 1 Crewe Alex 0 329, 269 and 250, Gallagher was|Bournemouth 1 Walsall 1 much steadier at Newtonbrook|Bristol R 0 Coventry 1 and racked up 1143 for 46/Colchester 1 Port Vale 2 frames of bowling including a|Hull City 1 Crystal P 1 valuable 307 game. Millwall 6 Notts C 1 Cassells and Jay also did a/Oldham 1 Mansfield 0 terrific job both as starters and|Peterborough 3 Brentford 0 in relief duty along with Gerry|Queens P R vs Luton ppd Bennett and Dick Adams. Southend 7 Shrewsbury 1 The final 10 games of the 20-/Watford 2 Bristol C 2 game block, will be rolled this Division IV weekend with five games at/Aldershot 5 York City 2 Albion Bowl on Saturday at 2\Bradford 7 Barrow 1 p.m. and five games at Aprile|Carlisle 3 Chester 1 Lanes, on Sunday at 2 p.m. Darlington 2 Bradford 2 The Acadian boys will be go-|Exeter 3 Newport 1 ing all out to retain their lead|Gillingham vs Oxford ppd V4 Hartlepools 3 Stockport 0 Lincoln 2 Rochdale 0 OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS Southport 0 Workington 3 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I GUYS AND DOLLS MAJORS With one more week left to bow! there was quite a good deal of good bowling with Jay Birds white-washing Sabers 4-0: Legal Lights blanking Pea Que's 4-0, Hicks over Bali Hi's 4-0 and Perry's over Sally's 3-1. Standing -- Perry's 17, Jay Birds 14, Sabers and Hicks 13, Lega! Lights 12. Bali Hi's 9, Sally's 9 and Pea Que's 6 The high team triple was bowled ty the unpredictable Legal Lights with 378%, R. Collins 696, D, Davis 696, H, Burke) Teams. in 691, S. Saramak 687, J. Tate 687, B. |Gedge 685, H. Tutak 685, R, Gow 684, |C. Corrigan 681, W. Rutherford 680, Db. Stovin 679, A. Klishenko 679, A. Rose 679, | Blues"' . 242, Clark 663 (204, 266), Les Sarany 646 (211,/ e 205, 230), Annabelle Cobb 608 (205, "| 2 | e ° jt. Estarbrook 679, A. Parkin 667, L. |Mapes 661, J. Adiar 658, F. Kay 654, H. |Lyzon 653, W. Maeson 653, S. Rout 651, £. Dumas 647, G. Parfitt 646, T. Bradiey |642, H,. Godfrey 641, R. McGregor 639, iC. Rout 635, B. Hurst 630, S. Smith 626, 1. Carey 617, A. Mitchell 616, J. Meikle who also bowled their third high single|614, N. Galka 611, W. Mosier $11, C. Mc- game of the year with 1457. 'abe 607, L. Boden 607, T. Bulger 605, Super Select Class--- Reg. Hickey 923|M. Bembridge 603 and M. Crveck 602, (47), Over 700 -- Guys: Ron Swartz 755 (339), Bill King 746 (321), Ron Jay 727 (312), John Trott 718, Orest Pidwerbecki 709 and NEIGHBORHOOD LADIES We don't know If the playoffs scared of us or not, but the high scores jorm, and came thru with a 781 Lloyd Sabins 708. Dolls: Joyce ll 7s ood few. Ev Campbell was In her usual (301), Marg. Vice 783 (425), Mavis Taylor 780 (310), Isobelle Mothersill 772 (308), Lou Himes 772, Millie Bilida 746, Janet 743, Marlon Dingman 718, Alice} Peel Westley 712 (306), Chris. Collins 703 (329) and Helen Pinch 700. High. Average Race -- This will be given next week both for the Guys and pleasant and most un- forgettable evening for Marg. Vice as she came up with the season's high single geme in the league with a mighty 425. rg, who had bowled a nice first game 23) really ran into trouble In her sec- geme with seven head pins and splits this win- right on the head pin coming through with her highest single of her bowling career in front of a jarge gallery. There was quite a parade of talent in . with many of the up beautiful big 5 It seems that many are just now hitting) ih of our Mi- | the high average and with many of the others bowling very consistently Ing through with their big scores. Reg Hickey was really a standout with his 923 and of late Ron Swartz has been bowli Interesting wind-up next week wh schedule ends and then the play-offs. MOTOR CITY SPITFIRES Points Taken -- Sputniks 3, Alley. Cats 1; Flyers 3 and Jelly Beans 1. Team Standings -- Alley Cats 76, Jelly Beans 63, Sputniks 49 and Flyers 35. High Singles -- Dorothy Morrison Cecile Rutt 246, Brenda Saunders Margaret Little 235, Cathy Callfas 235, Lou Belyea 228, 202, Edna Anthony 225, Glenda Wright 221, Carol Simchen 210, Marion Hall 208, Christine Tomeczak 204 and Rosalie Dainard 282, 246. High Triples -- Rosalie Dainard 717, Cecile Rutt 628, Dorothy Morrison 593, Cathy Callfas 582, Margaret Little 577, 239, Glenda Wright 566, Lou Belyea 563, Stella | Young Mr. Dove, one Al Perry offered to) Guida 558, Brenda Saunders 552, Carol Simmchen 549, Christine Tomczax 545, Elizabeth Anthony 540, Edna Anthony and com-|Keyhoe 621 (226, 202); R. good f | (323, 242, 216). Kay Manila was next with 630 (286), and Nancy Vickers with 611 (215, 210). "200 scores -- Betty Pearse 244, Mary |Pirie 237, Edna Hall 235, Phyl Barnes | 223, Lois Watson 223, Yvonne DuGuay 221, Laura Collins 214, Dot Mcindless 212, 201, Joan Taylor 212, and Molly DePratto 209. | The pinfail for the Championship was: | Pearse's 2,827; Campbell's 2,777; Roesch's 12,626 and Ward's 2,316. For Consolation '-- DuGuay's 2,806; Reading's 2,713; Manila's 2,693; Burrus' 2,689; DePratto's 2,569 and Gallagher's 2,495. 'of the season. Come out and support your team! Good luck to alll. RADIATOR DEPT. Standings -- Champs 29, Kool King Pins 22, Alley Rats 20, Guttersnipes 17, Jack Rabbits 16, Blow-' ers 14, Hot Shots 14, Hootenannys 14 and Shivarees 9, High Triples -- G. 281), Hubbard 715 (238, A. Cawker 699 (332), D. Taylor 691 (317), S$. Tippett 644 (298, 210), A. Jamieson 658 (229, 255), B. Maxwell 650 (205, 201, 244); W, St. Lous 648 (211, 239), tor| 8 Kemp 647 (220, 204, 223); R. Stevenson 628 (234, 221); L. Rogers 633 240, 200); Dove 614 207, |232); W. Ville 603 (244), A. Menzies 601 | (267) and B. Butler 600 (231). | High Singles -- J. Bailey 253, B. Atters- | E. Brown 242, B. Homes 229, |. Aldred 20), F. Stacey 200, F. Craig 200 and A. Slee man 200. | In. the only whitewash of the night, the Kool Ones defeated the Guttersnipes. B. Maxwell led the <ool Ones to a sec- and the loudest talker for. the losers. G. |Hubbard had the high triple for. the eve- jning and led the Champs in a 3-to-1 win over the Alley Rats. Bud Kemp end the Blowers topped the Hootenannys 3-to-1 and in a close match the Jack Rabbits beat the Shivarees 3-to-1. Some time ago, in an effort to quiten {perform several operations on the Voice, beginning at the tonsi's and working south. This generous offer had the de- Dundee 2 Kilmarnock 1 Consolation for Ferguson Memorial Trophy --_ Beatnicks, ~""| Cook's Trailer Sales Balls, Go Getters and Sting Rays. 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However, this week "The Voice" came out of retirement for about five frames, which was just long enogh to overcome the entire Radiator Bowling League, the CARS AND TRUCKS Group 2: Bolahood's 4, Stevenson's 0;/Motor City management and four inno- Bergs 3, City Bar ber 1; Home Apyp.lances|cent bystanders talking on the sidewalk 3, Durno's 1; Local 2784 3 and Acadian |. outside. Of course, the absence of Mr./ Group 3: Foley 4, Russ' 0; Sherrif's 3, Perry had a little to do with this sudden| Johansen's 1; Canadian Corps 3, Al's Bi-/outburst on young Robert Dove's part. Rite 1; Town and Country 3 and Houdaille Dave. Wolosewich and Al Jamieson) 1, have challenged any two members of| Total Points -- Group 1: Harry's 36-75,|the league ti a bowling match. Anyone Goch 36-77, Meads 31-57, Tumey's 27-59, George's TV 22-49, Oshawa TV 22-47, Tony's 18-32 and Scugog 16-36. Group 2: Acadian 34-62, Stevenson's 32- 53, Home Appliances 28-59, City Barber 26-55, Durno's 24-54, Bolahood's 23-57, for easy money? WESTMOUNT UNITED CHURCH LEAGUE Points Taken -- Go-Getters 4, Wonders 4, Smilers 4, Sting Rays 3, Zingers 1, Odd Balls 0, Beatnicks 0 and Squirts 9. Local 2784, ee ee aoe 32-47,|,. Team Standing, in points -- Smilers 28 ee sere nr ane' TY Cana. (Winners of 3rd section), Squirts 26, Won- | Houdaille gti . vt mi 5, Sheriff's ders 25, Go Getters 18, Sting Rays 17,| dian Corps 27-50, Ru' Aaa Zingers 17, Odd Balls 16, and Beatnicks 21-56, Town and Country 15-4, 13 (lucky no, Bats). High Scores. -- R, Muret aie E 1r|_ Total pins rolled forthree sections don 818, F. Mackin 786, ae "| Zingers 86,268; Squirts 85,765; Wonders R. Wilson 770, D. Brown 761, G. Patterson | 94.956; Beatnicks 83.527; Smilers 82,417; 758, G. Sweet 750, H. Kellock 748, D./Odd Balls 82,137; Go Getlers 82,045 and Hodgson 746, P. Lyzon 739, M. Love 734,|Sting Rays 81,249. if S. 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