C. Hopps Chosen Chess Club Head The secretary was able to give a satisfactory resume of the prior case, the Oshawa club emerged the victors. The usual club tournaments , became champion of the club, in winning the Marks' Trophy, emblematic of the club chagpionship. Robert Betson of Pickering repeated in winning the Bouckley Trophy. '| commences Friday, Nov. 14. The The Oshawa Chess Club invites all Ontario County Chess players to join and promote the club. Meetings are held every Friday at the CRA building, Gibb street at 8 pm. | The next event takes place on Friday, Nov. 21, at 7.30 p.m. when the Peterborough Chess Club comes to Oshawa to contest a match with the Oshawa Chess| Club. The annual Club Tournament Oshawa Chess Club is affiliated with the Federation Internation- ale Des Echecs, (FIDE); the Chess Federation of Canada, (CFC) and the Ontario Chess Association, (OCA). REMEMBER WHEN? . . By THE CANADIAN PRESS Sarnia's alert halfback Bernie Moroz won thg eastern football scoring race 19 years ago today The annual election of officers with a point total of 36, well was held. Mr. John E. Harris|ahead of Tommy Burns of Mont- continues as Hon. President.'real Westmounts, 26, and Red Clarence Hopps was elected Pres- Storey of Toronto Argonauts, 25. ident. R. Betson and Frank Ottawa swamped: Sarnia 23-1 in Chumbly were re-elected direc-|the eastern final that year, then tors for Whitby and Oshawa, re-lost a Grey Cup thriller to Winni- spectively. Ipeg Blue Bombers by 8-7. OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS BUSH LEAGUE novsky 831 (334, 268); A. Donald 828, The battle still continues for top (306, 277); J. Henderson 820, (271, 272, spot with Nugent's Pickwick Cleaners|277); B. Gallagher 815 (259, 265, 201); frouncing Barta's Kuch Shoes 3-1 to| Joe Voscoe 796, (328, 262); B. Gardian take over first place. Bracey's Kemp's| 704, (319) ;K. Fee 759, (267, 266); M. Radistor also lost 3 to Oliver's and Hepburn 757, (200, 263); B. Barta 755, Niek's- Billlards leaving them tied) (368); R. McDermaid 752, (263, 287); for second with Kuch Shoes. Johansen|A. Zweig 737, (278, 253); F. Waite 736, Builders moved up with B. Hamlyn| (278, 270); B. Poulter 727, (326); B. having a hot night taking 3 from The| Vinson 723, (323); B. McGregor 723, Torches. Evans Loam & Gravel also|(271, 261); 8. Hodgson 717, (305); D. from Oshawa 'Glass while| Patterson 705, (271, 283); B. Boneham Restaurant shutout Stan's|702, (278); Z. Biglin 700, (275); R. Sharpening 4-0. | Mann 608 (281); S. Barta 695; H. Cor- Standings (two nights to go) Pick- nish 600, (282); B. Gedge 690, (277); wick Cleaners 23; Kuch Shoes 22, Foreman, 689, (267); S. Davies 685, Kemp's Radiator 22, Johansen Builders| (293); G. Hudson 682 and J. Reid 666, 18, Elliot's Restaurant 16, Stan's| (282), Sharpening 13, Nick's Billiards 13,| High singles--F. Gerry 281, J. Pun. Torches 12, Evans Loam & Gravel 11/gky 276, R. Gay 276, J. Anderson 276, and Oshawa Glass 10. K. Daly 271, B. Sackett 270, G. Hickey The Toronto boy is still knocking (270, J. Cory 269, G. Cowley 267, R. them over and again led the way with| Keeler 260, J. Smith 260, S, Tutak 252 a 812 (320-296) triple. Close behind and I. Smale 250. was A. Hamlyn with 802 (368), follow- ed by G. Oliver 739 (255-262), Howard! Norton 718 (273), B. Kemp 709 (257), E. Bracey 695 (280), P, Shody 682 (277), B. Hollyhead 654 and J, Green- #leld 652 (272). E: Johansen took the high single elass with a nice 345. Following him were 8. Barta 262, R. Collins 263, MOTOR CITY LADIES LEAGUE Only five girls made the 600 club this week. Isobelle King was high bowler of the day with 682 (253, 346); Marj, Carswell, 645 (266, 208); Alice Lanning, 622 (238); Ev Stata, 620 D.| (249); and Marj Vaughn, 608 (222, 224). Matthey 259 and J. Huband 258. Rolling 200 singles were Hazel Wed- The' Lemon League collected two 4up 247, Ruth Hopps 230, Vera Horner mew members with R. Collin getting 93/230, Ethel Freeman 228, Jean Taylor and H. Holmer 75. Myrtle Hickson 225, Bert Wight Befty Baker 223, Dorothy Zedie M. Morrison 221, Bisle Smith 213, Myrt Magee 205, M. Fleetwood 202, Bul Tonkin 201 and Marg McDonald Y"S MEN'S JR. LEAGUE The high triple scores were Rick Johnson, 313 (636); and Ted Whitely, 851, 233 (638). | The boys with 200 scores were Wayne MeLachlan, 257; Dave Ferre, 246; Bob Jacklin, 233; Bo Somes, = oben Russell, 218; y ams, i An from the Jets; Aces 4 from the Luc Douglas, 210; Kassinger, 210; 1 | Six, Jokers 4 from the Pop Ups; 4 Walter, 210; Gary Hoosina, 200; and piyies 4 from the Hula Hoops and Rock- ettes 4 from the Atomics. The Bombs, Loolipops and Happy Bees took 3 each, Apologies to Marie - Jordan whose score of 2235 was missed last week. The Wanderers took all four points Ajax truly solidified their posi- tion at the top of the Ontario Rugger Union Seaway League, when the University of Toronto Varsity XV were trounced 32-3 on their own Back Campus ground last Saturday. Through a misunderstanding, the previous Saturday's game scheduled against Toronto Scot- tish was cancelled, but Ajax were given the points due to the fact that a team was ready to travel to Toronto when the cancellation was made. Ajax therefore auto- matically received a 10-0 default- ed win. The Ajax-Varsity game started with both teams looking very cap- able until Ajax top scorer, Tommy Farquharson, crossed the Varsity line for a try, after a fire break-through run. The try was converted by Attley with the score 5-0. Another good move- ment by the fast Ajax backs gave Bob Fawcett an opportun- Ajax Rugger Squad Trounces Varsity 32-3 ity which he made full use of, and touched down between the {posts. Attley again converted to make the score 10-0. Minutes lat-| er, Ajax forwards led by Norm| Keeton and John Collins, took the ball well into the Varsity half, and Gord Shaw on the wing ably assisted by Bob Fawcett broke through for another good try, {right at the corner flag. The tally was now 13.0 as Shaw's try was unconverted, but three minutes from half-time, Farquharson again went through to score after an Ajax three-quarter movement |which was beautiful to watch. {Full back John Evans converted {to bring the score at half-time to] It was unfortunate for Ajax that in the opening minutes of the sec- ond half, Ajax were penalized for an off-side and the kick was clear between the posts by the Varsity skipper. Ajax however could not be checked fir long, as the very fast Ray Gilchrist, sped through the |son, again ran right through the bewildered Varsity defence for a fine unconverted try. At 21-3, the Ajax forwards again pressed the Varsity pack well back into the latter squads' half and got the ball out to the backs for Gilchrist to go over the line again for a try which Taylor converted with a long kick. This brought the figure up to 26-3,| and it was only very few moments later when Taylor, the Ajax Scrum-Half went away on Alouette Guard Breaks His Arm MOSTREAL (CP)--Ken Jack- M. Al semi-final between. Alouettes and THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 13, 1958 13 Ottawa Rough Riders. He is no relation to Riders'|;.in in hospital for a few daa the Als pulled a back muscle quarterback Russ Jackson. at least The Montreal guard, in his first i for the rest of the game. year with Als, is expected to re-l Homebred centre Moe Bremner $0, al import guard, suffered a d frac- ture of the left arm Wednesday in the sudden-death Big Four NHL LEADERS his own to 'ouch down b the posits and the corner flag. With the tally at 29-3 for Ajax, the very: fast Tommy Farquhar- Varsity defence after an enter- prising Ajax three-quarter move- ment, in which Larry Batheson proved his worth and touched down over the Varsity line to fin- alize the game with the score 32-3 for Ajax. Among the hard-working Ajax | forwards, Don Ross, George Maule, and Tiny . Korezynski, were the outstanding players. With the league positions de- cided, Ajax meet Toronto Scottish Saturday, Nov. 15 at Ajax in the playoffs, kick-off to be at 3.15 p.m. at the Ajax High School |N ground. League standings after all By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standing: Montreal, won 8, lost 4, tied 2, points 18. dno Litzenberger, Chicago, Goals: Topparzini, Boston, 10. Assists: Sullivan, New York, 13. Shutouts: Plante, Montreal, 2. Penalties: Fontinato, New York 40 minutes. end of Nov. 8 and 9 are as fol- lows: Ajax Irish Scottish Varsity lomads tpt pt Canucks Hamilton games played during the week- NPN AWN--O ocoooooo 2>S8EIR[AR 82AALBE HK! ove ane Bank of Comm. LOOK! NEW REDUCED PRICES Effective Immediately On Premium Quality FURNACE FUEL OIL NOW TO RESIDENTS REDUCED TO GAL. ; OF OSHAWA PER AND WHITBY WHY PAY MORE? 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Ethel Wilson, 205. |. In group II, Joe Flynns Sports Shop Scratch bowlers for the men were: [had a good night to blank first place Ken. Neal rolled a nice game | Pollards Shell Station. Harrison and again this week i 4 Cole- | nd a ey Bia hy 31 hy (848); ral » or runner-up JOA 3, 19 7 spot with Flynns. Als Bi-Rite failed to Men with hndicap: Glen Maunder, Win a point for the fourth consecutive ); Gordon Shemilt, 244,|Week as they were edged out by Bond (843); Cla: Lee, 244, 207 (600); Clothing. Fred's Refrigeration Service Ross. Clark, 233, 223, 312 (668); Harry defeated McKeen's Service Station 3-1. Norton, 230 (606): Perce Neal, 217, 212; | Houdaille Industries, in group III, Norman Marnien, 212; Eric Jacklin,| Were held to a split by Als Esso Sta- 1310; Perce Bent, 305; Fred Scott Jr., | ton, bt Sil enjoy a three-point lead H 3 e, ; and Frank Cooper, leaners - who our 2! Rag, PHS, Ho { points from Swans Hardware. Buzzers This week we have six ladies in the [divided points with Head pins, Lemon League: Myrtle Greer, 87; Ethel | Ridge View Snack Bar beat Tonys Westlake, 81, 39; Daisy Foote, 80, 63; freshments 3-1. Ivy Gibbs, 79; Ethel Wilson, 76; and| Harold Newsome o Sanaiisn Sorps ac, 70. | le Louella Mclsaac, [might oi aed) and following were §. BUMORESQUE BLIND LEAGUE | (302); J. Cook, 756 (318); The HulaHoops started fo spin on |E: Branton, 744; R. Welsh, 735; D. Me- Mond night, by taking two points Evers, 738; G. Olliffe, 731 (344); E. on "ihe Cracker Jacks, Two of our (3ordan, 718 (360); B. Bawks, 707; W bowlers were absent, and we hope they Foun will be well enough to be with us next | \roCabe, and Re- week R. MacGregor, 78; 8. vi " H Pat McConnell takes the lead with|wioinh'Gos™ i "Wiison, 670 C300), oF. the highest score for ladles with 213, 121 ywnyte' go; p. williams, 659; L. How- (335), Next was Bill Hunka with 183,),p, "g57, |, Schwartz, 634; J. Plontek 101 (384); Charlie Lovell, 132, 103 (235); g54." 5" Marshall, 650: R. Murray, 648; Violet Pike, 49, 42 (91); Guy Camp-|c 'pord, 644; K. Code, 841; W. Osmok, bell, 48,36 (82) and Clara Suddard, 10. |54s; J "Hedger, 633; D. Hodgson, 629; Team Standing: Cracker-Jacks, 11/G "Russell, 626; L. Pollard, 626; A. and Hula Hoops, 4. | Eyeman, 619; W. Newlands, 618; and A. Holdaway, 614. k INDUSTRIAL LB tis 1 = Tommy Goch lous, nights, the teams &re supertest 19, Bergs 18, Werners 16, Lo- rounding Info shape. Some are still | ca 2784 16, Pleasure Valley 13, Cana- short coming in late, so let's try /dian Corps 13, Oshawa Appliances, 9 and © this. Would you please put and Blacks 8 the team mame after your own name| Group II -- Pollards 17, H. and K, when 'you bowl off as your secretary 16, Joe Flynn's 16, Shipping 15, Fred's is not familiar with all the fellows as Refrigeration 14, Bond Clothing 14, Me- yet, and he has to thumb through 16 Keens 11 and Als Bi-Rite 9. teams before he finds the right ome.; Group III -- Houdaille 21, Acadian Standing to date is as follows: Kin- Cleaners 18, Als Esso 16, Head Pins 14, lochs 14 pts, CPI 14, Jury and Lovel: Tony's 13, Buzzers 13, Ridge View 12, Sarnovsky's Body Shop 11, Fire- Snack Bar 13, and Swans 4. fighters 10, Canadian Tire 10, Ruddy, Electric 10. Albany Restaurant 9, Dun- Jops 8, Bennett Paving 7, Tony's Re. freshments 6. Town TV 6, General Ag- gregates 5, Morris Bergs 3, Koolvent 2 and 'Hill Cornish 1. Top scores are as follows -- H. 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