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~~ Doug Trivett #15 (a, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Piday, October 31, 1998 17 Football Scribe |Kelowna Packers Ask [OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS iii Bloons | game: wepe Betts Maven 8, Fini Lan o ng, 2. 2 HAMILTON (CF dre on ] " ¥ D ] azet . game we; arch 298, {Orioles 3: Starlings, 2. LJ . LJ t e LADIES ig A LuAovg i Gas Hie Subscribers ¥ trey hit the hon. dry ao, A ich March 259, Mary Caman| Would the captains please check thel United Appeal oa e Pp rom u C m n improvement in scores of the bowlers) We were happy te see seversl of our a adrgs Towrencs 'Albert Waite ig ed shitty, viouty as Sere ware quite! short Beary $400,000 on ob 1's 1S 1eWS - {but we are looking forward to better members return after the lay-off and| ge,' Ethel Zufelt 242, Morris Venton Be sta i ee adding | jective of $1,000,000, will be ex- KITCHENER (CP) -- Kelowna|strength for the CAHA, also sald|**7"®* it is also fortunate that we have theige Mid Clark 237, Fred Henderson| a the manic n te onthe tat tended two weeks, officials ao- "bowlers over the Walt Beech 234, M ermal Deane sheet, nounced Thursday night, By JACK SULLIVAN that Worsley was overweight and| packers who leave for Europe in| Tuesday the Packers need about!gs me Dersere MeFootors 603, Bos mw ' taylor 3 hy - Canadian Press Staff Writer [told him so at every opportunity. hibition hoc six players, Milton 630, Millle Cameron 636, Betty The annual end-of-season panic| This year, Watson has come to 10 dar » play vil and Jocksy -- [he 618, Joan Kantores 610, Bar- hy may Seed mi - for playoft spois in the Big Four|Worslcy's defence af the expense have asked ~Kitchener-Waterioo| At Kelowna, Packers m jours George 64 winds flodgn 313' ana. Cast Wahaus 310; . : and Western Interprovincial Foot nny Bower, former Manger|pn, ohmen of the OHA-NOHA| ordano sa ufman and, Jo Shion Village ALBERT STREET CHURCH ball Unions has moved Ted Reeve|and now goalk r with Toronto! coin series for player help, it| Wylie were suggested by the . 5 Fasten, 8 Young 4 Sennaugit. 2, Rouble. Our second night of bowling showed The Recapping Story lo observe that the clubs really Maple Leis Natgon says that! oo. learned Tuesday. CAHA, Moderns 4. Seeds Florists 4 Hayden he Jarkers 2: Jostatn- mich wmprovement. ss we ses tome . ji 118 Moving into the third season Bower 8 made his remarks after. Dr. Mel Butler, excutive mem-| _-- Agreod to ScoEDt Shop piu Nu-Way Rug 1. ke nae Bid ambellswas high for ED PRODUCT of we Futient, Sampalgo, Dos (Bower said the Ranger coach of the Canadian Amateur ( a. Were avallae, "| PARTS AND SERVICE MEN' |Brews 13, Thomions 12, a" 11, R008 ™ tle of 0 ys go, the knowledgeable Toronto didn't give him a fair chance to Hockey Association arranging the 9270 sa1C. » : | Woodview No, 3 11. Ae . ; 7 Ji si 4 Telegram sports columnist ex- n't give a {Kelowna trip, telephoned Dutch However, the players we were The Parts and Service Men's League gouinmend 1244, fr A ; y ) lains it this way: remain in the NHL, This, said P interested in from the OHA were took this week for things 0 even UP Gunghiners 9, Bathe Aristo. with 2), Bi 01) Bois Back py : | Bower, happened three years ago.|men manager Ernie Goman Mon- |and no less than four of the bOMOM | erars § lin 915 (611); iiftord Davie 299, 27 1. Exhibition Season: the balmy , , day night, |Ted Powers of Chatham and Lou | seus reared up and applied the kal- . (666); Leon Parks 245; x end hen th | Worsley probably couldn't | Bendo of Windsor. We have heard |somine to the leaders, The net result| There was only one shutout on Tues- 215 (610); Mark Hill 226 rot summer evenings when the tour |, Jo i" eves when he read this| Goman said Butler asked for|; sin "som the CAHA on them, was that we now have six teams. tied doy, Bingo Markers winning over the, 211; Wilbur Down 223 Harry Long oe a matey wits Watson quote; "I thought Gump|the loan of centre Ken Laufman vainly" we have been compelled|'or fi pisces two ted for second and Qa ulh Ti Go, WR birs Foe, Sion Py, 030s i) Arden Short about PR imports on each and Worsley Was a better goalie three and Bill Wylie for the three-week i joo farther afield since SOME fees points of a a , 3, be Bird 213; Glen Maunder 209; Clayton Lee every side, and the customers Y°2rs ago and I still think so, tour. Earlier this year the Dutch- of the players in this league who that we are in for another spine-tingling i| "We have only four bowlers this week paying regular prices for a look "%" 1 sag. when Babgersyon ey had offered to help the Pack-|youlq be adequate have told us|finish for the section nd also hat there without handicap. Leading his week 1s » Just last spring, when Rangers ers. | |" any phsivoy , 2 the | Frank , 256; Bill 99, 297, at the pickup matches, clinched second place with a vie-| sad "we " poet sy were unable to make the Oldsmobiles, Pontiacs, As Ligirrend \ al wo; Bil Grady, 235; Ross ; W | Bulcks the 2. The Legit Season: 'When tory in Toronto, the New York nim to ask us to assist the Pack-| "However with the addition of | four Te he Bias. were 37 Fu aval A {G.M.C's and Maple Leafs respect! 003 (330, 268, 215) followed by Johnny the ladies with her well-organized and hard - hitting coach told reporters: | i {ers on the eve of their depar- D M.C. squads such as Winnipeg Blue 'Even Gump was hustling--the |; 0» 14 should have E opar Tred Dung » 3d Ray Ym of This ppened just when indications | Trop 707 (240, 234, 230), Gord Reid 702| (664). Nice Bombers and Hamilton Tiger- fat slob." | 4 » | were that this first section would be| (276, 225, 201), Len Byrne 096 (277, 234), |231; Helen Cats or Edmonton Eskimos make {quested last summer, Spokane, Tom Stecyk of Vernon, one-sided, but that has all changed now. | jim' Clement 694 (321, 215), Jim Baxter othy Coleman, 226; Carol Little ivi ¢ . Bob Hassard of Toronto, and pos-|In the remaining set Diesels dropped gg7 (251, 242), Orve Dingman 684 (286,((602); Marj, Taylor 222, 215 (618); their drive through the docket of . LIMIT ON PLAYERS sibly Al Collins of Calg wel the first game and then powered their|2ss), Len Brash 684 (254, 243), Ralph Mary McConnell, 231, 213 (607); Marian late August and September and Herb Trawick "We are only allowed to carry ocr' ope ry {way back to win 3-1 over Chevrolefs. Gulliver 677 (273,20, 201), Roy Martin|Cox, 216; Marg, Jacklin, 210; Myrtle early October and battle into first |15 men this year," the K-W man. bind ve some strong rep! ace. With the close competition making for} 865 4260, 2), Justy Hovard 003 La, Greer, 207 ny ztkezay, 204; Muriel] i i 4 "" . by 4 . A (251, , | Hursf , ' | Place' oF {540 4 soli! situation for ager added. "Already we _have| I Yi riines spain| Los Legree 640 (257, 253), Seltiy EV.| Even if you don't get a 200 game playoff room. C 11 M t ] fone man injured. How can we OSE, topped ass with a nice 785 (258, manski 647 (246," 221), Carson Heard you can have your name in the paper) "PANIC SEASON" d S on rea carry out .. commitments to our PLANTS PROP D 1s | 284, over aubrey Hircock 757 (230,645 (232, 216), Billie Trivett 642 (254, when you join our Lemon League with \ : | fi d the if we let AKARTA (AP) -- Indonesia 1229), Johnnie Cook 719 (213, 234, 272) 202), Ferne Buechler 641 (268), Vic Wil- | scores of 89 or under, We have eight "Then comes cutting time in . own ans an re osagve © lt premier Djuanda has told parli Les Gray 705 (303, 238, 260). Some lismaon 641 (235. 210), Rose. Jnckson the National Football League and W At H m yone else : |ment he's dickering with Russia #ood singles also came from ands | (233, , uechler ),| Ve 3 the local bush leagues suddenly m 0 e "Then again, what assurance to build two steel plants that will 26 "and Harold hig Ch Ee vam. $30. (21D, 110, 200. John. Shaw. £30.09; thel Wilson, 79, 70, "Ether Wert come to life again" Reeve! HAMILTON (CP) -- A former have we got and what can we €X-| use imported scrap and pig tron. | 28 bowlers will become regular Times. | (290, 201), Joe Horn 625 (264, 218), lake, 64; Bruce Hurst, 50 doesn't pame No. 3 but it could nontreal Alouette lineman pre-| pect in the way of repl | be the "Panic Season." dicted the Alouettes will make the help? If we can find a replace- He says: "Season Number pig Four foothall union playoffs ment centre, the same player Rll ll ltl lh lr sr se LS, ee Three is upon us and a good thing hy defeating Toronto Argonauts should be available to Kelowna," for the so-called Big Nine spon- at Montreal Nov. 8 Jack MacKenzie, Dutchmen for- ? sors but a bit of a bilk, owing to! Herb Trawick, who ended a 12- ward who flew to Kelowna last through recapping is ready to put back into use. this three-out-of-four playoff gim- year career in the Big Four last weekend to study the team's ON mick (in the Big Four) for the season, told a Hamilton quarter- ¥ % T 3 FE L ¥ Rd This tire will give as many miles of service again as LJ ® || it did before. Shown is tread design 90S, one of the consistent contenders. back club luncheon he feels Argos : il many choices available through the wide range of "But . . . ah, well, the custom- will win In Toronto Saturday Name Japan Stars [ Premium STOVE 1] IL | NEW and us ED I equipment used ot HAMBLY TIRE. 1s recapping ers approve and what would we against Als, successful, you ask? To date this year HAMBLY Here we see what was formerly a bald tire but | I | | | \ i tough," he added. | ® Prompt Delive i Plates, Beams, etc. f which less than ONE percent have failed f Goalkeepers appear to be the "C0 MTEL Lp pam. | NEW YORK (CP) -- Torakichi| o Gourteous Service d d tires of which less than ONE percent have failed for whipping boys in the National yo "mice. Cats told the luncheon| (Pete) Nakamura and Koichi Ono C ia | eo any reason. The customer in these cases all received A few years ago, Conn Smythe ' | pionship in the Canada Cup golf | i S ED j E satisfactory adjustments. of Toronto Maple Leafs hit the Menting with new players in the ols oC of Mexico City's Club de| For Delivery By Metered Trucks Phone: Broda, his netminder, fo slim| 2212 | Al Balding of Toronto and| RA 5-1109 MO 8-3644 hd vn--or else, The papers car- a [Henry Martell of Edmonton, will | Jat flee, Tho Wan Soe suT DATES OSHAWA WHITBY M. GREENBERG & SONS LTD. am 1ré - battle of the bulge. idea. 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