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fit 10 the stouffviue tribune thavliy february 13 1965 men of senior bowling league display skill on alleys herbie simpson bill grove 66 les kowe 77 kay floury 70 senior mens bowling league has members past eighty year mark bowling the sport that knows no age limit is proving itself every other friday here in stouffville a group of men known as the senators fill the six alleys for an afternoon of fun exercise and relaxation some of them are over 80 originating in agincourt back in 1954 the bowling league has grown throughout the years and has some 50 members a group of 15 bowlers started the organ ization and they accepted stouff- ville players who drove down lor the fun upon the opening of the stouftville bowling cen tre the members decided to bowl one week in stouftville and the i next in agincourt so it has been for the last 12 years and i so it will probably be for the next 12 i dave macdonald and the late fred yeamans were the two i who got the league on its feet 1 dave still bowls today and at a mere 72 was chairamn last year this year andy williams heads the group no age limit there is no age limit in the league but the executive likes i to have regular members a per son just out of his teens has as much chance of getting on a team as one who just turned 85 however most of the members are over 50 there arc no set teams in the league the six captains choose names from a hat and those selected will play for the desig nated captains this years cap tains are dave macdonald bcccher poyser john stroud norm mcneil john kennedy and harold burwash the men bowl an astounding four games every friday and pay 25c a game at the end the hosts buy the visitors coffee however bowling alleys usu- j ally close down in the summer and to pass the time waiting for next fall the men have lawn bowling leagues in agincourt and stouftville actually the lawn bowling originated before alley bowling but the men en joy both the men receive prizes and trophies for their bowling feats every spring at the annual ban quet usually the banquet is held in agincourt but this year there is talk of moving it to stouftville the banquet costs each man si 75 which covers the cost of the food and service and some of the prizes rosted 420 game the scores indicate these men know what they are doingdave martin has held the high single of 361 since 1958 but lost it 2 months ago to alex ratcliff who rolled off a 420 game only 30 points short of a perfect line the men have their own fa vourite styles of bowling some but not too many use the three- step approach most of the men stand at the foul line and de pend on wrist action to get the ball down the alley bill grove 66 adds a kick with his left foot for extra power his shot is speedy and accurate frank mason who is 72 still uses the threestep approach but keeps the speed down to gain the accuracy cliff lemon 74 shoots from the line at the left corner of the alley and angles his- ball toward the head pin don mason 53 and john winch 60 are both line shooters with winch bowling over 200 in 50 of his games john kennedy 67 fires from the hip with an added twist in his wrist the ball seems to have a mind of its own as it curves down the alley unique styles the styles are unique and amazing the competition be tween the men is quite high all endeavouring for high games to defeat their friends most of the men shoot 150 games and only a young 20 yearold tribune reporter failed to attain the mens dummy score when in vited to roll off a couple of games members of the league from stouftville are harold carruth- crs ray fleury bill grove dawson hare harvey houck norm jarvis del jennings bert lickorish cliff lemon frank mason alex ratclift bill rise- brough les rowe henry slack john underwood andy williams and cliff king these are the regulars however there are a number of other men who are unable to make it each week but bowl when they can men who are retired from their jobs and have nothing to do are finding that these friday afternoon bowling sessions are the best form of health exer cise and relaxation and they re right e series teds mens wem special offer cotton and corduroy wash and wear casual and school trousers sizes 30 12 rcr up lo 695 special price 488 pair 2 pair 950 continental and rejr style in black olive and beifre shades boys special lined cotton wash and wear pants m s39s now 288 a selection of mens wool blend dress trousers half price rcr 995 and 1095 al teds mens wear stouffville rolling hills curling wednesday men e farthing over c jackson v ayling over r fairbanks j murray over j brillinger s bakewell over d stanley thursday men j knight over t oconnor e farthing tied g lehman friday night mixed j brillinger over v ayling prize winner g lehman over b hammond c jackson over d stanley members valentine bonsplcl 100 pm draw 1 b malloy skip- m ayling vice g clayton 2nd o leh man lead first prize 2 c jackson skip a cossey vice b hassard 2nd j gam ble lead second prize 3 e chappell skip m gurney vice e luther 2nd f willi ams lead third prize 300 pm draw 1 a king skip p urquhart vice r lee 2nd g wiekson lead first prize 2 j murray skip m stanley vice r peilow 2nd j hether- ington lead second prize 3 r fairbanks skip m schell vice c maple 2nd m coffey lead third prize after curling was over enter tainment was provided by ron meyers orchestra the next rolling hills bon- spiel will be held march gth and guests will he welcome it takes more than a mere cut on the forehead to keep stouftville goaltender chuck doyle out of service in a pre- game warmup tuesday night at the arena chuck was cut ov er the right eye a gash that re quired fifteen stitches to close with the semifinal playoff se ries tied at two games apiece coach harold hodgson looked extremely concerned as he as sisted doyle oft the ice for re pairs subgoalie bob wagg was dressed and after a 20-mi- nute delay stouftville and ux- bridge were ready to start their fifth game of the series wagg played one period al lowed one goal and wasnt seen again doyle appeared at the start of the middle frame his head bandaged like a war casualty and led his team to an 81 victory over the chicks counts hat trick assisting doyle in the one sided hockey game was greg dunnett who fired three goals and added an assist barry mc lean fired a pair while rod kelson neil saunders and ro bin hood counted the others kelson also had four assists the chicks lone goal came off the stick of doug st john who on a breakaway drew bob wagg out of position and plac ed the puck into the net wagg handled nine shots in the first period stouftville only managed one goal in the first frame but came alive in the second with four goals and added three in the final period stouftville outshot uxbridge 4233 nine penalties were called stouftville receiving six of them leading 3 games to 2 stouft ville could wrap up the series monday night in uxbridge if a seventh game is necessary it will be played here tuesday night clippers blow lead and game leading 51 at the beginning of the third period the stcuff- ville clippers were scored on four times in the final twenty minutes and once in the over time period to lose a 65 deci sion to uxbridge the semifinal playoff series is temporarily ti ed at two games apiece ross brown fired a hattrick for stouffville and rod kelson notched a pair to account for the clipper scoring doug st john fired the win ning goal after the teams were forced into their third overtime game in the last four starts highlight of the game was the tying goal scored as the buzzer sounded to end the game protest from the members of the clipper team however failed to sway officials and the goal was allowed in the other series bobcay- geon lead the best of seven round over suttoncannington two games to one minor hockey house lg results team standing feb lnth 1sg5 atoms w l t pis stouffville bakery 12 2 2 26 aces heid to 44 tie girls blank r hill 10 0 stouffville girls led by a fivegoal outburst by lillian cordcll swamped richmond hill 100 in their second exhi bition game friday night at the arena stouftville opened up a 30 lead in the first frame on goals by irene bryson 2 and barb hill miss bryson added anoth er in the middle period for a hattrick performance and lil lian notched the first two of her five miss cordcll fired the first three goals of the last 20 minutes to make it 90 and wendy burrows counted the final goal of the night six penalties were called du ring the contest each team re ceiving throe stouffville is presently wait ing for orono to finish their re gular play before the playoffs begin according to the schedule stouffville will meet uxbridge in the first game of play offs on thursday tonight in ux- bride kelson tops in playoffs rod kelson after ringing up nine points in the last two games is now leading the indi vidual points race after de throning barry mclean ross brown has moved into second spot one point behind kelson with three goals and an assist on tuesday greg dunnett mov ed into fourth place tie with robin hood here are the statistics riayer g a ris rod kelson 6 f 15 ross brown 1 10 14 barry mclean grog dunnett robin hood ken aida neil saunders ted rcdshaw pete rcesor jim hood bob mustard gary gall 5 11 1 7 1 7 markham aces ran into a de termined mcquaides club and had to settle for a 4 to 4 tie as mcquaides twice came from be hind to almost upset the high flying aces aces jumped into an early lead as ray pipher tal lied quickly to be followed by bill offord ron graham and roly fritz ken ridd got 2 back for mcquaides with support from mel avery a- tom atkin son with singles in the second game goaltcnricr ron bird was phenomenal even as his team leaside wanderer was downed by phoenix bros construction 5 to 3 at the start of the third period last place leaside had mainly goaltender bird to thank as they led first place phoenix bros 3 to 1 on goals by jim godin 2 and daryl mcburney 1 phoenix got goals from george cole with 2 paul smart doug tees and gord holmes with singles in the third game markham chryslcrdodgc downed quick- way excavating 7 to 4 mark ham chrysler got goals from jim townsends hat trick jim jones geo wilson ron purdv and lee barthelmcs quickwsvs goals came from phil dickson with 2 guy weeks and biil robbins altona feeds weldon shoes schell lumber bantams altona feeds g m smith pine hills auto hunts sunoco squirts playoffs bnrkett insur red white equip express taylors fuels stouff stockyards credit union 2 16 4 14 3 11 2 8 v l t pts 12 4 0 21 9 7 0 18 8 8 0 16 3 13 0 6 w l t pts 1 0 0 10 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 10 0 10 scoring leaders atoms g a pts k acton weldon 25 5 30 b rodin s bakery 12 7 19 h jones s bakery 13 5 18 d taylor s lumber 12 4 16 b meakes s bakery 7 8 15 d feasby s bakery 5 8 13 d mumford weldon 3 8 11 c waite altona f 6 4 10 r schell altona f 6 3 9 b roberts altona f 5 4 9 bantams g a pts d kingston pha 27 3 30 p daniels altona f 25 5 30 k winterstein pha 19 9 28 j heaton altona f 15 6 21 p sanderson gms 11 8 19 b leger altona f 6 13 19 p mumford hunts 10 7 17 b almack gms 12 3 15 t wilson hunts s 10 4 14 t leger altona f 7 7 14 ringwood wins again 63 over uxbridge standings phoenix bros markchrysler markham aces mcquaides quirkway excavat legion ladies bowling league high single marian crowder 236 high triple winnie elson 61s over 600 bernice nelson 616 marian crowder 616 over 200 doris farthing 236207 betty baker 220 joan vankoughnet 219 bernice nelson 216205 helen lehman 211 winnie el- son 21320s marian crowder 210 betty turner 205 opal lehman 205 mitzie aida 20t team standing go getters 53 pts odd balk 50 pts pin pickers 4s pts sociables 13 pts retreads 39 pts chumps 31 pts w l t iis 15 2 1 31 13 3 2 28 8 7 3 19 8 9 1 17 3 14 1 7 leaside wanderers 3 8 0 6- games wednesday feb 2llh phoenix b vs mark chrysler mark aces vs quirkvay exc leaside vr mcquairfrs playoffs start wednesday march 3rd at markham arena 815 pm markham softball assoc to meet we may be still in the mid dle of the hockey season but the minor softball association at markham win hold a gene ral meeting on monday cver- iig feb 22nd al fi pm in the markham arena an election of officers w take place and it is important i results tnrv feb 16 that all persons irrestcd in sander ba 4 the promotion of minor ball in hunts sunoco 2 markham this summer should sn stevenson 6 17 i attend hb grove b mcginty results monday feb 1511i atoms altona feeds 4 schell lumber 0 af d rattray r schell 538 afc waite 1013 af r schell d pipher s mcconnell 1536 af l lewis c waite b roberts 1829 sioultvillc bakerv 2 weldon shoes 0 sb d feasby h jones 306 sb h jones d feasby 2619 bantams g m smith 3 pine hill auto 2 gms p carruthers 254 gms p sanderson j rae 746 gms p sanderson p carruthers 1301 pha g shaw w forsylhe 1445 pha k winterstein w forsylhe 2033 alfona feeds 4 hunts sunoco 1 af p daniels w clubine 1318 af p daniels t baldwin 1451 af j heaton b leger 15ms hs b tellers 2943 af p daniels 15 leger t leger 31 03 playoffs squirts birketl ins 2 credit union 0 bi b topping d ronnie b adams 2231 bi w feasby 2600 schell itcd while i stouffville slockvards 0 rw r boss 2939 equipment express 0 taylors fuels 0 peewee house lg team standings storrey haulage hunts sunoco sanders b a crest hdwre top scorers b grove g white j sheridan d taylor b mcginty f roberts t gurney d harman s lewis g hodgins ringwood continued in their winning ways friday night at the arena when they downed uxbridge 63 in a regular com munity league contest ringwood led 30 before ux bridge hit the target with two fast goals ringwood made it 5- 2 before the end of the second period two goals were called back by referees which would have tied the score at 55 the first was whistled down before the puck went into the net and the second the puck stopped on the red line just short of a legal goal ringwood added a final tally at 1840 to end the scor ing for the night goal getters for ringwood were jim wells larry brown matt kinnari ross madill don jackson and doug mclnnis tor uxbridge bro irwin fir ed a pair and gary more added a third only 3 penalties were cal led all to ringwod and all in the first period in the other community lea gue game ajax thumped lake wilcox 124 community league ringwood ajax uxbridge lake wilcox rcsulls feb 12 ajax 12 lake wilcox 4 ringwood 6 uxbridge 3 schedule feb 19 8 pm l wilcox vs uxbridge 9 pm girls hockey 10 pm ajax vs ringwood w l t pis 9 0 2 20 6 4 1 13 3 6 2 8 1 9 1 3 mens bowling league 7 pm high single fiat h dafoe 310 high single hdcp e koiiken 301 high triple fiat v blake 707 high triple hdcp b por ter 732 over 200 h devries 265 d dunkeld 251 g keuken 250 e wagg 248 l mcvicar 212 j otter 239 c grove 236 l hamm 229 k betz 226 b keuken 220 c jackson 218 g bridges 216 l brown 215 b jagger 212 v blake sr 210 c dunkeld 20s r willerton 208 r yakely 205 j mckean 201 r todd 203 w farthing 200 1 team standings pickups 55 pts iga 51 pts machine tool 50 pts tribune 43 pts bakery 40 pts stiver bros ltd 13 pts league scoring m kinnari ring a ren nick ajax r madill ring l brown ring d mclnnis ring bro irwin uxbrdg bro martin uxbrdg j ellis ajax g moore uxbrdg g a 14 17 it 17 6 14 7 8 13 7 14 9 9 99 10 6 5 11 pts 31 23 21 21 21 18 18 16 16 w i t pis 9 3 4 22 7 5 4 is 7 6 3 17 2 11 3 7 o a pts 11 8 22 7 9 16 12 3 15 10 515 5 9 11 6 6 12 rural mixed bowling league women high single flat lenora hew- son 221 high single hdcp lenora hewson 261 high triple flat mary miller 568 high triple hdcp mary miller 613 men high single fiat stan miller 269 high single hdcp stan miller 272 high triple hat john otter 613 high triple hdcp bill lokcr 680 over 200 stan miller 269 john otter 245- 218 gord jones 213 bill lokcr 231224 irwin ledlie 228209 claire mcguckin 227 joe mur ray sr 221211 murray slew- art 219 lloyd jennings 218208 bon keuken 217217 lenora hewson 221 marg lokcr 220 nancy lehman 213 marv mil ler 205 mae jones 202 spares ed sanders 255231 chuck grove 23s200 team standings red gins 91 pts goodywooders 83 pts willies lillies 75 pts grasshoppers 68 pts nifty swifties 52 pts try hards 41 pts 9 pm high single flat k burkliolder 388 high single hdcp h bur nett 329 high triple oat b keuken s5s high triple hdcp k hamm 753 over 200 ii kring 285 t susuki 271 c harrott 268 r madill 265 a jackson 261 j pollard 215 d mehatte 211 r ma reel i i 239 b allen 231 r ward 227 g mc kay 225 b cooper 225 d rat- cliff 224 b morley 215 w lea 212 j herold 210 d taylor 209 g jackson 204 b jackson 203 team standings big boppors 47 pts blowbys 46 pts franks shell 42 pts untouchables 42 pts krings 38 pts patrick motors 37 pts village ladies bowling league thursday afternoon high single fiat betty baker 301 high single hdcp betty baker 328 high triple fiat bunny burton 727 high triplo hdcp bunny burton 745 over 200 jean foley 266 ella nichols 251 bernice nelson 278 betty baker 210301 bunny burton 213213301 judy rodin 241 lcnore ramcr 226 joyce con nor 206 kay brown 208 team standings bloopers 19 pts twisters 15 pts pihheads 9 pts flora doras 7 pts merry macs 7 pts hill billies 6 pts f roberts 1050 s l leonardt lewis 1823 sg davis j edwards r schell 2346 ii s lewis 2940 sg davis r stover 3528 storrey haulage i crest llilwre 2 s m brown 2 17 sg white j mcfadden r fretz 502 c d roberts c ramsay dharman 920 c k loidtke 1150 s j sheridan 21 32 s d taylor j sheridan 7 oclock high triple gaye lehman 617 high single gave lehman 313 over ww linda wagg 633 over 200 linda wagg 302 barb mclhulsh 281 helen schmidt 219 rcta laushway 211 muriel gibson 211 hilda jones 231 rita mc lean 230 winnie klson 219 joan bision 215 marg wagg 210 ella nichols 207 team standings eager beavers 20 pts hi las 19 pts cameos 18 pts the awols 18 pts the spinners 16 pts tigers 11 pts 9 oclock high single marg wood 211 high triple marg wood 577 over 2c0 lena birkoy 233 millie will- cocks 225 dorcen ogden 216 marg schell 203 june hopper 201 elva yakley 201 team standings the beatles 25 pts the hill- hilles 23 pts morleys raiders 19 pts the cracker jacks 17 pts the hopefuls 12 pts country cousins 9 pis g white 3923 lit- she you deceived me before our marriage you said you were well off he i was but i didnt know