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OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS IND for second place when they tied Stan's WiC ZORESQUP Bi. BD IEAGUE Sharpening 2-2. Also in the sawoff de- {Hoops on Monday night? The Cracker partment Nick's Billiards and Torches Jacks are living up to their name. as battle FUR, FIN AND CAMPFIRE | Ottawa Signs By JACK SORDS Pete Joyce, Varsity Star 7 2, i cl TORONTO (CP) -- Pete Joyce, I, Ts hae wa st | Elliott's Restaurant climb beating them top ground gainer in Wturcolieg: hg Hunka vas Jiao. tor ol i Loven 3 iate foot! this year, is already with his score Y ax .! Standings with three nights left: the property of Ottawa Rough 236: Pat McConnell 248; Mabel Mer | omp's adiator 20, Kuch Shoes 17, 5 Riders of the Big Four and won't| fs. Guy Cameball 37: 0 {Pickwick Cleaners 17, Elliot's Resta Guy Campbell be eligible for the college draft. " Joyce, 21-year-old fullback with 3 Cracker-Jacks 17; University of Toronto's Varsity oo Il the bowlers out Blues, signed his Canadian Rugby| ope to pr help ---- your Pog] oe Union ecard with Ottawa last fall team, LM behind nya Sond tres when he was in his final year at 1 (269), Also having g! ples i p LADIES MAJOR "B" LEAGUE H. Ballem 672 (269); G. Carroll Royal Military College in Kings-| o."Nov, srd we ail start at 7 pm. (oon and G. Bent 656, ™ ton. |on the upstairs alleys. Only four managed to come up with |G: The 210-pound player has aver-| Only three girls made in this week: good single games. R. Lewis hit for a|J {aged 6.2 yards In 84 carries in G. , | Olive Vi t 622, Wilma McQuade good y Beko 264, G. : : 1 {614 and Marg. Glecoff 609, Oliver 284 and G. Haines 252 Varsity's five victories this sea- ver son. Gwen Wri Anne Gummow Lemon jou Pearl Peacock Riders realized he was avail-'Vi Cornish "0: Glad Blythe 84, Cle! able after his final year at RMC Wallan a Lory Lorraine Sack 74 Motor City 7, Say- since draft rules make a player wells 6, Bint (Nesbitts 8," Mitchells eligible when his year graduates. |5, Subway Hel b the top with a 4-0 shutout| MOTHS CAN RUIN YOUR HARD-EARNED Gravel boys. Builders 12, Nick's Billiards 9, Oshawa | Standings Hula Glass 9, Tore land Gravel 5. WDE WATER AND BRUSH IT THOROUGHLY ON ALL. INNER SURFACES OF THE SKIN (Lemon League and that was T. Milner with 89. The leaders ments so far are: High Aversge E. racey 234; High 8 ratch) M, karow 338; High Single (handicap) B. Hemp Fog eb (seratch) A, | Bruce 798 pl nderson's 4 Though Joyce came to Toronto to| Burns 1 Western Tire 1 4nd Whi complete his engineering course, 'A. Joynt fe he is legally graduated. GMC PLATERS LEAGUE "I'm not sure I want to play Highlight of last week's session was THE PIN HITTERS pr ato Sop si, pl 1 ECE TGS BO yay Lp Meester ty pth Smith still holds the high aver- Bull Vic To Carre Top Weight On Sat. wb ( re Vic, win-|5th place, but are always dangerous. (145, 169, 201). TORONTO (CP)~--Bull League standings to date! Authmatios JSoveral of wr members made the ner of $44,140 so far this season, | ar | eight of |\% Shiners 16; Tankers 14; Mixers a gu has been assigned top. weight of "ge: 15; Kromers 9; Gyro's 8; Pol |123 pounds for Saturday's running |ishers 7. r, care lof the Cup and Saucer Handicap| The Lemon League had only gd lat New 'Woodbine. The Cup and Hansel and E. Parker in its ran eam Standing, Gllmour's 3, Mekin-| Ny LH |Saucer, a run of 1 1-16 miles for|in the standard of bowling for the jive 2 i s Bobeman'y 3, cCarl's ou |two-year-olds, will have a purse league in general has shows a mark ! ed improvement, with the young: [of more than $27,000. kin M bowlers who only were beginners last GM PROTECTION LEAGUE The partnership of Larkin Ma- your" snowing great promise Team Standing: Cadillacs 18, Olds !loney and Conn Smythe has been ™ All members are reminded that|mobile 16, Buicks 14, Pontiacs 14, Vaux- Impalas 10, dominating Cana 'dian juven- bowling commences at 7 o'clock sharp hals u, Sraw.colers, i. mp fle racing this season and five of eaen ThEriay, he Hy has high ipl of 729 [their two-year-olds are eligible BUSH LEAGUE [with a lovely 310 single. Good bowling | Normie! for the Cup ard Saucer. Kemp's Radiator kept thelr position F' Fred Bul 720) would be fairly close, Kwong, each with 60 points. Bull Vic gets 123 pounds, Je on Railengeof Kuch by withtsnding| 685 (254, 226, Th onl 17 Bombers' Jimmy Van Pelt is next Grand Rouge 122 and Wonder h ere's only a 17-point spread) |with 59 points. Where and Major Flight 118 each. between second and sixth - ing them 3- Pickwick Cieaners. climbed into a He but Hill, second-year import arly back from Utah. State, is mak- ng a runaway of first place. The pass-catching, place-kick-| mg backfielder scored 23 of his| team's 29 points Saturday as Rid-| ers tied Calgary Stampeders to boost his season's total to 129 s only two short of the WIFU record of 131 set last year by Gerry James of Winnipeg. Hill pow has a 38-point lead over run-| per-up Charlie Shepard of Winni- pes. PARKER NOW KICKER Ten points back of Shepard in| third place with 66 points is Ed- | monton Eskimos' versatile Jackie Parker, who apparently has taken | over the place-kicking chore from | teammate Joe Mobra. Mobra | went pointless for two successive games and dropped to fourth spot! with 61 points. Halfback Leo Lewis of Winni- | peg Blue Bombers scored three BE SURE TO IN PUT A"POISON" LABEL ON ARSENIC | POWDER OR SOLUTION. STORE IT IN A SPOT WHERE , CHILDREN CANT HIT age with 203, and the high single re- . mains 364 by Herb Wilson. total of six. Please remember starting! The Automatics who have led the {ine 9:00 o'clock sharp Friday night. league from the start, secu 3 Perc Gilmour 265 ipoints from the Polishers to maintain, Edith Gearing, 232. | DON'T thelr pleliey Douiion, d th on "nh : Tommy Thomas 594 GET THE SOLUTION ON he G 47's who appeared very rong Win McKinstry 315 | UR SKIN, A THIN COATING oli tnto| High triple Nady: n M ry * PETROLEUM JELLY ON THE HANDS WILL PROTECT THEM Western Scoring Derby Jack Hills' One-Man Show | Jack Hill of Saskatchewan Rough-| touchdowns Monday night against riders, and the race for individ- Cal a ual scoring honors in the Western, 1 & y ny Jove into a fifth. Interprovincial Football Union| | Jace e with Eskimos' ot ish their names, by take | we may not be so lenient next red. Men's High Triples: 10, 227; Jack Wise 208); Bert Howlett 683 (250, 247, 206); i] m Feltstead 657 (266, 230); Cy Usher J. DZUGAN ; : g SAT. NOV. 1 -- 8:30 P.M. 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Jean Morrison 223, Sis Houston 216, s Barta for Jan 4 1 Belle Fox 210, Stella Meyers 201. Again only one fellow fell into the| High Doubles: (256, 236); Mavis Irwin 445 (268); in the scoring depart. 13 (245); Dorothy le (handicap) B25 2. Evelyn Redpath 210, 43 | Merle Smart 204, Oliv Speirs 201 and hd OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 30, 1958 13) ASPHALT DRIVE Mike Stolar 630 (243, 208) Jerry Kasu-|210, eck 628 (252, 211); Ernie Simkins 624) NoTE 70 LEAGUE REPORTER -- lst your "High Doubles" and nny | "High Singles" in separate para 609 graphs, same as the standing, name |and score following each other, not list- a column, undernesth each, --8ports Editor Ken Smil ' Ladies' High Triples: Flo Missett has ®d Men's High Singles: B, Waugh 243,| ¥'S MEN LEAGUE Barker 224, Doug Clark 220, 206, G.. There were a few more high triples, umming 217, P. Cann 216, fd Whit. than last week. Their names and scores | read 216, G, Farndale 218, A, Brown are: Rot Gulltinan, 251, 25 82 ani] C , T. rian rrowdale, hy 5 Guy 205, McGee 208, T. Farndale "230 (660); Carol il | 210, 204 (622); John 223 (632); and Teddy Wolter, | You still have time this year to asphalt your 'drive or prepare for early Spring Asphalting, Call KEN ASHMORE PAVING RA 8-8412 Ladies' High Singles: Jean Campbell|21y' 607), The boys with 200 scores are: Gary Rushford, 210; Toby Wolter, 225; RAINBOW LEAGUE George Reed, 225; Robert Russell, 204; {Don MeLacalan, 200; Mike Standing: Green 12, White 11, Purple 221; Gord Muskynshe, 210; and Monery, Lime 10. Brown lo, Blue 9, Coral % 228 rey 8, Black 8, Orange 7, Beige 7, The 200 scores of the girls were: a 7. Navy 7, Gold 7, Yellow §, Pink | wanda Butler, 201, and Nancy Bevan, 5 and Red 5. *|206. Any children that would like to bowl] Phyllis Johnson 02 Lillian Clemence 468 (319); (00, Beturday are welcome, We start at Meta Quantrell| oli t ( On Nov, 1, two teams from Toronto live Siort 417 (9) and, will be ng us in a contest at the {Oshawa Shopping Centre, commencing at 2 pom, NOTE TO LEAGUE REPORTER -- lene Reddoch 405 (232), High Singles: Marianne Gerard 243, Morrison 260, Jean Busch 227, lorence Russell 227, Eleanor Elsey Dorothy Wilson 221, Elsie Riley|All bowling reports must be submitted Mildred Read 216, Anne Cornish|in typewritten form (double spaced) erry Knight|and when a league bawls on Saiurdas, a Colvin 205, |the reports should be turned in no later Reesor 205,|than Monday afternoon. 217, ~--Sports Editor. Home Cleaning Made Easy . . . Economical, foo SUPER-SUCTION KLEEN-A-VAC VACUUM CLEANER 93 Designed for maximum air flow and p down cleaning . picks up stubborn lint and thr with ease. 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