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40 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, Augusi 20, 1953 Members of the 1953 General Motors Gold Cup champions are shown above, holding their covet- ed first prizes; left-to-right; Alf Gray, 3 Lynas, lead; Tommy James, skip and W. K. of Toronto Runnymede Lawn | Ashman, vice-skip, all members Bowling Club. GOLD CUP GOES TO TORONTO RINK -- GOLD WATCHES TO WHITBY BOWLERS Finishing a bang - up fourth brought handsome wrist watches to the Whitby rink shown above. Left to right théy are Jack Annan, Dick Adams, skip, Jim Sleight- holm and Tom Henstock. RUNNYMEDE RINK WINS 400 Lawn Bowlers Compete In Annual GM Gold Cup Event Four hundred bowlers, a total of 100 rinks, competed in the 15th annual General Motors Gold Cup tournament here and in Whitby sterday, with Tommy James' ede foursome copping top honors, with three wins and a score of 31 plus 4 to take home the Gold Cup and four handsome chests of silverware. Skip James and Alf Gray, an- other member of his rink, have been competing in the Gold Cup tournaments here ever since the event was inaugurated fifteen ars ago and this marked their t triumph. Last year they were beaten out on the last shot of their final game. : COMPETITION WAS CLOSE Competition was especially keen yesterday with Percy Skitch's Lind- say rink finishing a bang-fip sec- ond. They also had three wins, for a score of 31 plus 1, only three "plus" shots less than the Runny- mede victors. Skitch's rink got the alarm radios donated by Ontario Motor Sale. Another Lindsay rink, this one ped by L. Davis, gave their club-mates a close race, with three wins and a score of 30 plus 1, to take home "toastmasters" donated by Mills Motors Sales. Best showing by any entry from immediate entry was made by the Whitby foursom skipped by Doug Adams. yey had three wins and score of 26 plus 2 to win the handsome gold wrist watches. W. J. Gallagher's West Toronto rink was next with 25. for three wins while A. Cox's Port Perry Clift entry had 24 plus 8. W. "Harry" | W- L Curtis' entry from St. Catharines won 9th prizes, with three wins and a score of 20 plus 2. Other prize-winning rinks in the three-win bracket, were skipped by Archie Mayo of Toronto withrow J. Taylor of Balmy Beach; L. E. McLean of Belleville; C. Trelford of Royal Canadians; C. Yerex of . Richmond Hill and E. P. Roy of Ottawa. TWO OSHAWA RINKS SHARE Two Oshawa . rinks made the Price list. Ewart Cornish and his oursome had the best two-win total of the day, 23 plus 4 while Jack Hunter's entry finished in the 18th slot with a score of 12 plus 7 for one win. Prizes included club bags, Gren- fell jackets, electric kettles, blank- ets, steam irons, lawn chairs, foam pillows; garden hose, carpet sweepers, travel clock, lighters and egg cookers. Prior to the presentation of the rizes, tournament chairman Wm. wland extended a vote of thanks to the ladies' section of the club Lo for their outstanding contribution to the day's success, in supplying light lunches and Soerating the de- |N. H freshment booth. Mrs Thom- as made an excellent reply, on be- half of all the lady members. Club president Everet Jackson and General Motors representative Geo. Read, a past-president of the club, both spoke briefly. -A special presentation of four sets of gold cuff links as a souvenir | w. ift, was made to the four mem- rs of the Pasadena, California rink which set a record for "farth- est from home." 7 Following are the compete re- sults: . "GOLD CUP SCORES OSHAWA GREENS 9:00 O'clock Draw BOULEVARD R. E. Blagkwell, AGINCOURT . Shadloek. . Rutherford, . Hillson, E. Ross, ski; WEST TORONTO B. Liston, Ww. Cavey, G. Fleming, N. Robinson, HIGH PARK R. Burrows, F. Husband, H. B. Cook, Minns, RUNNYMEDE 8. Ch L. rds, K. McDonald, BOULEVARD G. * |L. Nichols, A. Jackson, W. Dewland, P. Canning, Ev. Jackson, GRANITES J. W. Tafts, J. Frinksk, R. Hopkins, Dr. Hanna, skip OTTAWA M. Rosenthal, E. Marshall, A. Atkinson, OSHAWA BOULEVARD W. Tennant, B. McKellar, A. Lancaster, J. Wilson, BOWMANVILLE : BALMY BEACH C. Oke, A. E. Coleman, W. Thickson, J. Grimbleby, W. Pascoe, C. R. Vint, 0. Nicholas, G. Chambers, skip . AGINCOURT LAWRENCE PK. B. Cole, C. Johnston, F. Poyser, J. Hamilton, F. Bermer, W. Pedlar, H. Burwash, OTTAWA A. MacKenzie, G. Torrance, G. Blow, E. Roy, GRANITES T.T.C. M, Reid, F. Hughes, V." Cooper, G. Fy B. 8 J. w. BELLEVILLE L. Hannah, C. Argue, BOULEVARD W. MacMillan, B. Clark, HIGH PARK H. Dickson, g. Kyle, Game Rosenthal, McDougall, . Roy, Wilson, Davis, .... Skitch, Jay, ... Morrison, Burwash, Chambers, Dr. Hannah Sagar, .. Sandker, Hovey, ... i McDonald .... Blackwell .... Doughney .... Robinson .... 11 Q'¢clock Draw BOWMANVILLE OSHAWA B. Edmondson, M. Goslett, H. Campbell, , | F. M. Brown * | CALIFORNIA . | H. Swallow, . | C. Waterbury, COSBURN PORT CREDIT . K. Crozer, CW. LeBarr, T. Addison, W. Wilson, EATON MANOR OSHAWA L, Edwards, O, A. Lint, S. Woods, C. Rendell, Ship ......... E. W. Reynolds, RUNNYMEDE G. gers, J. te, H. Flewelling, W. Cameron, s . | WELL'S HILL OBHAWA G. MacMillan, E. Clemence, R. R. Wright, LAWRENCE 'PK. W. Brown, R. Simpson, . Plestid, N. . | BALMY BEACH A. Accett, . | M. MacPherson, OSHAWA S. Gibbs R. Jewell, E. Alger, RUNNYMEDE J. A. Lynas, . Rogers, '| PORT PERRY DENTONIA WEST TORONTO gsaAwA . Bo B. Bradley, E. Bradley, Chas. Peacock, skip 10 BOULEVARD. Rev. W. B. Smith, . GH 8 W. Warren, . J. MacDonald, I Frank Raney, ski Ww. Dil ST. CATHARINES J. Pidduck, A. V. » W. Durham, H. W. James, . Cornelius, R. H. Reive, . W. Curtis# A. M. Hord, 14(W); skip LAWRENCE PK. V. 14D. RICHMOND HILL RUSHOLME C. Charity, L. Lynett, G. Krainger, G. Yerex, OKIPs, auiiaaisis 15; J. Wright, C. Comba, G. Young, Ww. L. RUNNYMEDE C. McLaren, P. Lairee, G. F. WEST TORONTO MOORE PARK 8. Sonley, A. Gibson, H. Gardner, L. Johnston, SPORTS CALENDAR THURSDAY UAWA JUVENILE SOFTBALL Whitby vs. Connaught Tigers, at Alexandra Park, 6.45 p.m. ' CRA PEE WEE BASEBALL West vs. East, at Bathe Park 9.30 am. . MEN'S INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL Fittings vs. Coulters, at Storie Park, 6.30"p.m. ; OASA PLAYOFFS INTER, "C" --Pickering vs. Whitby Township, at Brooklin Com+ munity Park, 8.15 p.m. UAW SHOP LEAGUE Bel Aires vs. Clippers, at Alex. Park, 1.30 p.m.; Buicks vs. Dipsy Doodles, at Alex. Park, 1.30\p.m.; Garnish Mldg. vs. Devils, at Alex. Park," 6.30 p.m. FRIDAY . > INTER-COUNTY BASEBALL Oshawa Merchants vs Guelph Maple Leafs, at Guelph, 8.15 p.m. LAKESHORE INTER. PLAYOFFS Lindsay Merchants vs Whitby Merchants, at Whitby Town Park, 6.00 pm. % UAWA JUVENILE SOFTBALL Rundle Rockets vs Brooklin, at '| Brooklin Community Park, - 6.30 p.m. BOYS' Bathe at Thornton's North Oshawa at Rundle; MINOR SOFTBALL Corners; Fern- 12 hill at Eastview and Sunnyside at Woodview; all games at 6.30 p.m. (NOTE--top four teams in standing start OASA elimination playoffs on Monday night--details in Friday's paper). UAW SHOP LEAGUE Flyers vs Tigers, at Alex. Park, 6.30 p.m.; Chev. Line vs Stamp- eders, at Alex. Park, 6.30 p.m. h es ni Sl3 W. Anderson, ...15; Game Rendell 16; Anderson Third 13 . |'Wilson, STREETSVILLE OTTAWA F. Pidgeon, J. Piatti, W. MacAdam, WwW. Ward, R. Pidgeon, J. Mouncie, R. Broadear, W. Maynard, skip, Game Cox, ... Sk ny The 1953 annual General Mot- ors Gold Cup bowling 'tournament created new history yesterday when a rink of Californian sports- men competed in the event--and made an excellent showing too. The above picture shows the "Bill" Dewland and Alf. Met- calf, making an informal presen- tation to the Californian fans. It was the farthest-away-from- home rink ever to play in the event. Left-to-right they aré Carl Waterbury, Howard Swallow, George Plestid and skip Carroll . | BOWMANVILLE T. Demsen, L. F. Cole, C. Carter, ST. JOHN'S 8S. H. McArthur, WHITBY J. Slei T. Hemstock, J. Annan, D. Adamas, J. Sciamonte, H. Scott, Ww. Wilson, Pidgeon Campbell, Gardner, Williams, Houghton, WHITBY GREENS 9:00 O'clock Draw PORT HOPE B. Dawson, Plummer B. Hosking, R. Duff, OSHAWA J. Oatway, E. Yourth, G. Jackson, A. Mort, McPhaden, F. Cochrane; J. Hunter, 8. McMillan, skip .... PORT HOPE J. Mel C. Skitch, J. McTague, M. Booth, s ST. CATHARINES HUMBERSIDE A C. Wedsworth, W. Race, skip ......... Ms WEST TORONTO E. L. Rice, A. Thompson, P. E. Hicks, Ww. J. Gallagher, -- $34 Chase receiving his special sou- venir gift from Alf. Metcalf, scorer of the day's complete competition. Gold Cup tourna- ment chairman Bill Dewland can be seen looking on. STAFFORD BROS. MONUMENTAL WORKS 318 DUNDAS ST. E.,, WHITBY PHONE WHITBY 552 Memorials @ Markers ~--Times-Gazette Staff Photo. Gold Cup tournament officials, A. Ar . Ww, M. Duffett, H. Gee, LINDSAY RUNNYMEDE C.\ Culvert, J. Hunt, . Everson, G. Mcintosh, P. Skitch, W. Fenton, C. L. Reed, skip BUFFALO F. Carver, J. Brown, R. Nielson, Dr. Sendk , THL ADDS JOHNSTOWN MARION, O. national Hockey League Wednes- day voted to admit Johnstown, Pa., Jets as a ninth member. Johns- town was a member of the defunct Eastern Hockey League last year. Other league members are Marion; Grand Rapi Mich.; Milwaukee; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Louisville, Ky.; Troy, O., Toledo and Cincinnati. § EXPORT CANADA'S FINEST CIGARETTE (AP)--The Inter- | C. LINDSAY PETERBORO Wm. Jones, Walt Jones, C. Moase, H. 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