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4 E. Branton 166 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE NINE UAW-CIO MOTOR CITY LEAGUE Jubilee Pavilion Wins Major Title In a five-game series on Saturday afternoon, the Jubilee Pavilion club came through nicely to cop the Major group championship with over 100 pins to spare. The Jubilee boys got away to a good start with a 1320 team score for their first game and from then on, they were never in too much dangeh until the fourth game. ®Rotish Men's Wear had a lead of 103 pins over Jubilee Pavilion going into the fourth game but the Jubilee boys pulled a 1423 score out of the bag at the right time while Rotish fell short with a total of 1185. Ward's Billiards and Ripley's Smoke Shop both failed to hit their best form and were never much of a threat to Jubilee Pavilion. Final Scores JUBILEE PAVILION 1st 2nd 3rd 325 230 226 33 159 176 F. Zarowny 283 235 225 S. Catalano 152 198 213 C. Heard 200 240 176 P. Dobbins 302 176 247 MER Tn 087 1423 1132 TISH NSW i Wills 207 169 19 186 999 H. Doyle 263 1561113 P. Jarvis 253 1901034 277 1162 D. Reynolds 241 3001355 201 1168 2261175 230 965 Ind. Sth total 5 Sabins McMaster 206 295 JARD'S BILLIARDS Es i oh [ Devies 193 311 3121155 Hercia 153 177 8 246 991 . Koger oe 0 45 187 948 Y fA 198 223 0 2341016 Pennington 227 225 260 185 242 188 199 156 897 Playoffs For Friday, April 13th Major Consolation Series 7 p.m. Alleys from 1 to 6--Wilson Batteries, Garrard Plumbing, War- per Williams, Victor's Sports, Zak Decorator, Andy Nagy's. 7 p.m. Alleys from 11 to 20-- Skinners, Orfuns, Hallidays, Export, Steelworkers, Chev Bombers, Driv- ers, Oshawa Railway, Heavy Re- ject, Shipping. 9 p.m. Alleys from 1 to 10--King Pins, Primers, Truck Reject, Seat Line, Wheel & Tire, Trim Line, The Bucks, Lead Slingers, Light Reject, Doorbusters. 9 p.m. Alleys from 11 to 20--Ma- chine Shop, Chevies, Tin Shop, Pon- tiacs, Seal Beams, Duplate, Door Line, Robson Leather, Inspection, File Pushers. All-Ont. Union Handicap Tournament All UAW bowlers are requested to get their entries in for this tourna- ment as soon as possible as the tournament will get underway on Friday night, April 20th, at 7 p.m. Entries have been received from Hamilton, Toronto and St. Cathar- ines along with docal entries and the tournament will undoubtedly be | another successful event. | Secretary Joe Zak can be reached | at telephone 5055-J for further in- formation, entry blanks will be available at the Motor City Alleys for all who are interested. Get your entries in now. Individual Prize Winners For 1950-51 Season ' High Average--Sonny Bircham, Zak Decorator--253. High Single Game Flat--Archie Bruce, Ripley's Smoke Shop--413. | High - Triple Score Flat--Sonny | Bircham, Zak Decorator--949. High Triple Score Flat--Ronnie Keeler, Ward's Billiards--949. Group 2 High Average--Doug Vann, Skin- ners--227. High Single Game Flat -- Doug Young, Wheel & Tire--397. 176 172 173 183 150 98 High Triple Score Flat -- Doug | Vann, Skinners--931. High Single Game Handicap--Bill | Metcalfe, Skinners--398. | High Triple Score J. Lovell, Chevies--874. Group 38 High Average--Bob Heaslip, Lead | Slingers--222. High Single Game Flat--A. Robin- son, Seat Line--407. High Triple Score Flat--S. Stovin, Steelworkers--930. High Single Score Handicap-- J. McGrath, Tin Shop--374. High Triple Score Handicap-- 8S. Manila, Duplate--864. Group 4 High Average--A. Pins--217. High Single Game Flat--D. Olm- Handicap-- Stovin, King | SPECIAL CANADIAN ORDER OF stead, Oshawa Railway--349. High Triple Score Flat--A. Stovin, King Pins--860. High Single Game Handicap-- John Byeska, Shipping--370. High Trple Score Handicap--Ditt. mar, Heavy Reject--875. Section Winners Major Group Rotish Men's Wear, Jubilee Pavil- ion, Ripley's Smoke Shop. Group 2 Skinners, Orfuns, Hallidays. Group 3 Export, Steelworkers, Chev Bomb- ers. Group 4 Drivers, Oshawa Railway, Heavy Reject. FAMILY DOUBLES Friday night found the Happy Gang handing out a big zero to the Beebops. The Feeps took three to the Ritz one. The Flappers gave up one point to the Tellies, the Sneak- ers did the same to the Try Hards and the Jokers followed suit with the Misfitz. The Lucky Strikes came through with three points to' the Rollers' one and the Jets did the same to the Old Timers. Shar- ing equally were the Doodlebugs and the Die Hards. High triples: Cic Rockert 707 (270); Al Haley 701 (261,228); Bill Richards 695 (237, 220, 229); Art Steele 674 (294); Mavis Taylor 670 (248, 221); Wilf McLean 642 (248, 225; Bill Watts 628 (271, 247); Fra- zer Rutherford 626 (227); Ann Be- van 625 (259-220); Mabel Lovelock 619, Ralph Bevan 603, Betty March 601 (241). High singles: Dave Logan 277; Glen Wager 248; Ethel Reynard 245; Rich March 244; Grant Robert- son 241; Marg Ward 241; Jim Morri- son 232, 223; Doug Reading 232; Ted McQuade 226; Larry" Ambrose 226; Helen Reading 225; Fred McKee 225; Freda Rutherford 224; Mabel Mayne 222; Phil McCristal 222; Ca- rol Wright 221; Stickey Mosier 221. Team Standing: Feeps Doodlebugs Old Timers Jets Ritz Happy Gang Mistitz ....... 1 Try Hards Tellies Rollers Beebops on Flappers ..... 3 Lucky Strikes Sneakers ... Die Hards . 28 STORIE PARK LEAGUE Well, here we are nearly at the end of Storie Park's first season of bowling. Just one more week and then the play-offs, and with only one point between the Cuberts and Mills to win the third section. The Hillsides, Tresanes and Cu- berts each took four points, leaving | the Valencigs, Hibbards and Parks on the short end of the stick, The Oxfords were a little more sociable by letting the Burtons have one point, while the Mills and Colleges were quite agreeable to split points with 2 each. | Bert Suddard, one of our new! bowlers, rolled a nice triple of 700. Sorry, we omitted Jacn Lambert's score last week which. was 260. Mrs. Saunders is coming right along, roll- ing 199 to beat her captain. Ladies over 200: D. Durno 270; M. King 217; I. Baillie 209; Alice Stire 203; L. Deverel 205; Jean Johnston 216. Men's high: Bert 'Suddard 217, 205 (700); Chuck Durno 275 (653); Cec. Durno 241, 228 (655); Mr. Steel 213, 217 (606); Geo. King 264, 202 (644); Jerry Bent 224; Bob Bailie 214; Mr. Kemp 222; F. John- ston 220; Bud Kemp 208; D. Blore | 203, 200; F, Newman 209; R. Gar- row 206; L. Stire 202; Chas, Fogal 208; Geo. Northey 208. Bowling still starts at 7 o'clock, folks! 278, Team Standing: 24 Parks . 21 Hibbards . 20 Burtons ... 16 Colleges AR 15 Valencias .... Tresanes Cuberts Mills Oxfords Hillsides FORESTERS Hail the new champions of the Couper Bowling Tournament which was bowled for in Whitby County Bowl on Tuesday evening, April 3. Pickering Foresters came up with a decisive win to take the trophy held by Oshawa for the past three years. Congratulations to this team from the rest of the Courts. H. Cookson was high bowler on this team and had a very fine triple of 721 with a 355 single thrown in to really down Oshawa who were next | in line. Rita Ranson was right in| there pitching to the tune of 660; 0. Collins had 632, W, Powers had a | single of 259 and June Bryant had a little tough luck in her last game or she would have been well over the 600 mark, too. June had 256 230. Bill Bryant was the other bowl- | er on this team but he just couldn't seem to get going. Total pins 3184, For Oshawa, Doug Trivett was the best with 652, Toots Ferguson next with 607, Helen Henderson 248 single, Wes Richards 225, Jim Hur- vid 207 and Molly Hartshorn 202 Total pins 3069. Court Alpha, West Hill, were next on the list and we thik, really had the most fun of all. Nothing seemed to bother them in the least. They are the new entrants in the league and congratulations go to them for their fine showing. D. Barefoot was really going to town and had the high triple of the night when he obwled 780 (313). I. Thacker had two nice games of 222, 214, B. Smith 219, and P. Forrester 217, Total pins 2991. Whitby was next with Ella Mec- Rae taking the ladies' high for the night with 714, Kay Karanduch 225, Gordon White 225, Howard Law 219. Total pins 2962. Bowmanville were last but not least when Farewell Blackburn bowled a fine 726 and John Kitsen 617. . Total pins 2741. See you all next year at Ajax, West Hill's stamping grounds. CAN. ORDER OF FORESTERS Well, it's all over for another year and the Allsorts under the captaincy of Dolg Trivett, were the winners and our heartiest congratu- lations are extended to this team. They were the most consistent bowl. ers in the two nights of the playoffs with only a difference of 13 pins be- tween thé two games. The tension was terrific with Doug pacing the floor and Jack Randall running up and down the stairs and chewing through a paper bag right into the toe of his bowling shoes, but the most of the credit for this team's win goes to Al Teno when he bowl- ed 652 with a fine 319 single for his first game of the season over the 600 mark. It just shows what you can do when the chips are down. The Flying Saucers didn't give them much to brag about tho' when they were only 20 pins down on the Allsorts and as Norm says "that must have been that last Head Pin he picked, that did it." None of the ladies reached the 600 mark but six did get in the 200's. Helen Henderson 227; Toots Fergu- son 224; Marie Manning 226; Joan Dalby 217; Joan. Wall 209, and Mol- ly Hartshorn 213. Bob Batten was high man for the night and he bowled 698, Bob Fergu- son was next with 687; Arn Greene 679; Jim Hurvid 656; Al Teno 652 (319) ; Doug Trivett 638; Bud Ander- son 632; Wes Richards 630; Norm O'Reilly 618; Don Chapman 616; Jack Randall 614, and Bill Fish 604, Ted Twining 267; George Scott 249, 220; Bob Young 242, 203; Fred Smith 238; Wilf Manning 218; Gord Crawford 218; Cec Lockwood 216; Len Wall 216, 212; Earl Lockwood | 216, 204; George Norton 206; Sandy | Stark 205; Charles Ferguson 202 and | Ed Henderson 202, | That ends it for this year except | the banquet which is called for 6:30 | at Bayview, Friday the 13th. If any- | one can Supply transportation or if anyone needs it please call me at | 5444-J after 6 p.m. Thank you all for your fine operation this year league be bigger and better next year. co- 1950 EARNINGS New York -- Proximity, queen of trotters, added $8,175 to her earn- | ings in 1950. ) Tri-Bells Eastern Cage Rulers ------ Jubilant Toronto Tri-Bells are shown after cage victory over Ottawa's Mormon Elders, 50-43. With Eastern Canada senior basketball silverware | in tow, above, they'll meet Vancouver Clover Leafs in the West for Canadian title. ~--Central Press Canadian. Old Country Soccer Results A London, April 9--(Reuters)--Re- sults of soccer matches played in the United Kingdom on Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Arsenal 1; Liverpool 2. Burnley 1; Derby County 0. Chelsea 1; 'Aston Villa 1. Huddersfield Town 2, Blackpool 1. Middlesbrough 1, Bolton Wander- ers 1. Newcastle United 0; Tottenham Hotspur 1. Portsmouth 0, Sunderland 0. Sheffield Wednesday 2, Fulham 2. Stoke City 2, Manchester United 0. West Bromwich Albion 3, Charl- ton Athletic 0. Division II Birmingham City 3, United 0. Bury 1; Swansea Town 1. Cardiff City 1, Barnsley 1. Chesterfield 1, Doncaster Rovers Sheffield Coventry City 2; Southampton 2. Grimsby Town 0, Luton Town 2. Leicester City 1, Brentford 2. Manchester City 1, Blackburn Rovers 0. Notts County 0; Leeds United 0. Preston North End 0, West Ham United 1. Queen's City 1. Division III (Southern) Bournemouth and Boscombe Ath- letic 3, Port Vale 1. Bristol City 0, Torquay United 2. Exeter City 1, Northampton Town Park Rangers 3, Hull and may the| 'Gillingham 1, Nottingham Forest Ipswich Town 1, Crystal Palace 1. Leyton Orient 1, Bristol Rovers 0. Millwall 1, Aldershot 0. Plymouth Argyle 3, Brighton and Hove Albion 3. Reading 5, Newport County 0, B. F. 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Rotherham United 3, Rochdale 0. Scunthorpe United 6, New Bright- on 0. Tranmere Rovers 3, Halifag Town Wrexham 0, Crewe Alexandra 2. York City 2, Shrewsbury Town 0. SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division "A" Aberdeen 1, East Fife 2. Hotspurs Win Crown | Downing Newcastle | London, April 9--(Reuters)--Tot- | | tenham 'Hotspurs virtually clinched |} | the First Division Championship in | |the English Football League, by | squeezing out a 1-0 victory over | Newcastle United on Saturday. | The Spurs' win over Newcastle, | | which is soon to meet Blackpool for The Football Association Cup, gave | them a six-point lead in the stand- ings. Second-place Manchester United lost 2-0 to Stoke City, but remained two points ahead of Blackpool, | whose long winning streak was end- ed 2-1 by Huddersfield Town. Preston North End Moves Pp | Preston North End, leaders of the Second Division, also had a setback | when they bowed 1-0 to West Ham United, which scored its winning goal in the first minute of play. | The result will not affect Preston's promotion to the First Division. It was their first defeat since Nov. 18. | Big interest in Scotland was in| the amateur Scotland - England match at Glasgow, which England | won 3-2. In League "A" play, Hi- | bernians fought to a 2-2 draw with ! their second-place rivals, Dundee. | No Improvement Here | Chelsea 4nd Sheffield Wednesday, who appear earmarked for demo- | tion from England's First Division, | stayed on the bottom of the stand- ings with 24 points each after play- ing to draws. Sheffield Wednesday | tied 2-2 with Fulham and Chelsea | 1-1 with Aston Villa. | Dundee 2, Hibernian 2. Heart of Midlothian 1, Celtic 1. Motherwell 2, Rangers 3. Partick Thistle 1, Morton 0. St. Mirren 3, Airdrieonians 2, Division "B" Albion Rovers 1, Kilmarnock 3. Ayr United 8 Dunfermline 0. Cowdenbeath 4, Hamilton Aca- demicals 3. Stenhousemuir 3, St. Johnston 0, South 6. Irish Soccer Cup Semi-Final Portadown 1, Ballymena United 2. | Dumbarton 1. Queen of the | "Did Comntry | | Rugby Results London, April 9--(Reuters)--Re- sults of Rugby Union games plaped on Saturday: . London Irish 8 Exeter 11. Old Merchant Taylors 6, London Welsh 0. Old Millhillians 3, United Services Portsmouth 9. Old Paulines 11, London Hospital 11. Richmond 14, Guys Hospital 0. Rosslyn Park 6, Wasps 14. Abertillery 14, Weston super Mare Barnstaple 3, Penryn 3. Bath 0, London Scottish 0. Bedford 27, Hartlepools Rovers 0. Birkenhead Park 3, Leicester 13. ' Fatingham 8, Saint Marys Hospi- al 6. Bristol 10, Blackheath 5. Cardiff 3, Aberavon 3. Cheltenham 3, Old Alieynians 3. Coventry 11, Sale 3. Cross Keys 3, Pontypridd 3. 2 Glamorgan Wanderers 9, Clifton Gloucester 3, Harlequins 3. Halifax 10, Waterloo 8. Lydney 6, Notts 0. Maesteg 12, Newbridge 6. 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