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10 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, October 7, 1966 Po ae eNO RA Yy CEPR See ERO Say Spar ng ay WT Mag A a QP EY A Cap ND ay aL Rp HN lS ay i Ison 697; Mace Mor- triple and high single with 849 (379), The Doyle 264, Mon ith 6505 Fred Cole man 247, Steve Roznik 236, May Part- a Peters 262 arid Harry, Plancke 742; Doug Wil: Ladies' high triple went to Morais ied Dickison 230-240, rison 679; Gordon Smi es' Points ridge 220, Roy Pacey 218, Peggy Pacey 218, Earl Pye 218, Ken Smith 214, Elize- beth Szentistvani. 214, Mac MacDonald 1 must be that the Dolls are trying too hard because there i a. lot of talent still dormant, There have been several new- comers added this year and they are a leading the way with an 865 (309, 908) followed by John Trott with 840 (336, 306) and in the 700 class it was Harold Ballem 765, Dave Bishop 753, Al Pelow 731, Dave Armitage with 677, and Ladi Taken -- Champs 3, andiman 638. - |single was won by Betty Sagriffe with| Downs 1; Appolos 3, Satellites 1 enn Men Over 220: Dick Crouter 247; Keith 273, stones 3, The Winners 1; Go-Go's 4.and|Pike 243; Art Walker 232 and Frank | 210, 220 and over -- Allan Oerton 279-298, Rebels 0. Cooper 226. | Team Standings: Die Hards 14 Green) john W. Cardinal 241, Collie MacKinnon| Lemon League -- Ladies Over 200: Marg. Jacklin 2197 Horns 11, Top Cats. and Steamers 9/70, Barry Leach 222, Ed Polgrabla 220,|Rose Chipman 79-91, Loci: PA ard Aimers and Corner Pins 8, Mustangs 7,| jean Dickison 253, Oben Arsenault 242, | 79-88. Smilers and Magpies 5, All Stars. 4. Fred Watts 234, Walter Wrobel 246, Dan Rukaruk 256, Joe Peters 251, Peter La-| ALBERT STREET UNITED LEAGUE mouche 270-243, Dave Brady 235, Leo! High Triples for the evening: Roger beginning to make their presence felt. 213, Dave Meisner 213, and Jim Smith | oe ke CITY SUNDAY te yg |so far and finally, after three weeks' ver 600: Louie Kelemen 655 237; 210); Ted Smith 650 (280); Don Wilson poet ee penta tear lakers ia a, 211) and Steve Szentistvani 637 214, 228). OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS GUYS AND DOLLS MAJOR Bishops 31; Perry's Pests 'over Bali Lloyd Sabins' Sabers . were the hot) Lows 3-1; Jan Cans over Trotters 3-1 with feam of the night with @ high triple of|The Knighters making 8 clean sweep|a 729 with Evon Pelow 698, Isabelle King | 3,473 and # high singie game of 1,242./ aver Cassellites by 4-0. 423, Lorraine Murphy 681, Maude~ Cocker-| 4 CATHOLIC LEAGUE | 'On the night's bowling Sabers over The! For the Guys, it was Palmer Knight'ton 678 and Joyce Bell 674, | Over 210: Nina Wilson 248, Leo Gor-' John A. Cardinal had the men's high | Reynolds 729, Lioyd Sabins 711 and Ron | Bragg 704, s | The Dolls are really having it tough Alfonse Kerson 98; and. finally, etter three weeks 'and Irene Lipski| Betty Wilson 207; Grace Beatles, 203. : Houd W Bred 'Swans, 'atts 6 andl Poodias 4 fal Rams 10; Tigers, Stars, and Puddy a3 2 tii Michel Jazy, one of France's. greatest runners, retired from international athletics 'recently after win- ning the 5,000-metre race in a France-Britain-Finland track meet in .Paris. The crowd of 7,0 gave the 30- year-old Jazy a tremend- ous ovation as he did a farewell lap of honor. College Football Revival MONTREAL (CP) -- College football is undergoing a revival, says Harry Griffiths, athletic director at McGill University. But Griffiths doesn't think there will be any sudden expan- sion of the Ontario-Quebec Ath- letic Association's 'four - team football conference. Griffiths, in. an interview, cited attendance figures to back his claim there's a boom, in- cluding the game at Toronto's Varsity Stadium last Saturday when more than 13,000 fans watched University of Toronto defeat University of Western Ontario 45-7. "Among the factors contribut- ing to our optimistic attendance outlook is the inclination of the Canadian pros to night football. College football has tradition- ally been a Saturday afternoon sport." He doesn't think the associa- tion's conference, which also in- cludes Queen's University at Kingston, is ready for expan- sion "at the moment." "There's far too much tradi- tion linked with our four-team program and too little to sug- gest we'd benefit from a box- office standpoint by any expan- sion." Jim Rountree Signs 1967 - 68 TORONTO (CP)--lim Roun. tree signed a two - year con- tract Wednesday with Toronte Argonauts of the Eastern Foot- ball Conference. But the Argos learned that punter Dave Mann plans to re- tire at the end of the current season. Rountree, who leads the EFC in career pass interceptions with 38, was playing this sea- son on a contract option which provided him 90 per cent of his 1965 salary. He was reported anxious to play in the Ameri- can Football League for Miami Dolphins in 1967. "It wasn't Miami," he said. "It. was another team in the South, But I re - evaluated things--I've played up here nine years now--and decided to sign again." j Rountree's new contract eoy- ers the rest of this season and next year. He regains the 10 per cent salary deduction this year. Mann, who joined the Argo- nauts in 1956, announced that he will retire after this season to devote full time to his busi- ness career. introducing the barefoot comfort St: «e+ the softness of carpet .»» the toughness of vinyl .».now combined in one revolutionary new floor covering, never needs wax- | ing. See TAPIFLEX today ats SHEWRING BROS. 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