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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, April 10, 1959 ET) $i Gragiry's:Bantams OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS -- pr by . { i this section even if they lost two High singles this week went to | ALBERT ST. CHURCH LEAGUE [Alan Venema 245 (603); Bill Hamil. season, the bowling gets better and| | Capture CYO Title e standing is running pretty close ton 242; Phil Miller 239-211 (632); Bill | better, Art French led the way with Polits to the Cracker-Jacks, Only|Ferries 237, Joan Elliott 29, Jean H FUR, FIN AND CAMPFIRE By JACK SORDS Th ree left bow) 228-200, Sloco) 218. 2 , ein t more weeks of ling and Russell 2 Mike be, with only two more weeks to g0, The! Grandy 238; Leon Parks 223-207; Clay-|744 (293-275). Close behind came Art the standing fo A ym ] , | Beavers have 22; Crickets 20; Eagles ton Lee 222; Glen Maunder 221-221. Tuson 736 (258-263-215), Geo. Arkwright the ng is as follows: Hula-Hoops 991, George Reid 215, Gi St. Gregory's Bantams was the|lar saves in the Oshawa net, but| Feavces Rave To SUSE JO WG 00 (GUD; Dan Drapak 216; Mark Hill 662 (205301), Doug Langley 671 (41-| 14, 50d, FEACKeToRcs i y 17; J t Mainds 205, F only Oshawa CYO team to bring|Darryl Leach received the trophy | ¢iiy Wea 558 40 ni} sawks 9; 214; Bill Westlake 214 (606); Jim Scott 256), Al Morrison (619.234) and More.| [VED for, he Sonik was Bill Huaks 211, Jane , Fred home 'a championship this. sea-/as the most valuable player on|Happy-Gang 4. [214; Reg. Pike 214; Perce Neal 212;!ly Moore 600 (207-203. Win Jo. 48 (oh); Charlie Lovell 16s, 205, Soy Jackson 202 and Bill eCon 4 en . 1914 (33), niks 36, Spitfighters 34, Bobcats 29, 4 Dragons 25 and Aces 5. Y'S MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE Don't forget our tournament next We had two in the 600°s this week! week and everyone should be on time, NO.1 STOVE OIL For Delivery by Metered Trucks PHONE . . . VIGOR OIL CO.- LIMITED OSHAWA WHITBY RA 5-109 | MO 8-3644" EROOKLIN AJAX LARGE SEAHORSE IS ONE OF E MOST UNFISHLIKE ] ros Mea ALES THE BODY |S Souenep ba A BONY URE © 1009, KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, toe . the Atoms and the Pee St. Gregory's team. Mikel w. ad: bowled a nice Bill Pike 206 and Roy Corbman 200. | Over 200; Jim Scott 254, Bea Hudson Woes were liminai ar. he ei ¥ TH : wi ic a nice | Bg, made their way" into the Lemon si Oscar Morrison 244, Gord Scott|oats (70s Eva Wakely seus cone| Team standings in the boy's evening at Weston Arena. OLPH. Ladies over 200 with handieap: Hilda lor, 82-67; Ivy Gibbs, 79; Norm Mar-|jing 209.221, Ralph Boneham 219, Percy dard 34-26 (60) St. Gregory's Atoms tied To-| Sf. Gregory's Pee Wees lost Bruce was high Avignon fet 15 pues Mclsaac, 66 and Barrett 219, Joe Parson's 216, Ouzie| 4 and Sonya Di ronto OLPH Bears 3-3 in the sec-| their series 10-4 to Blessed Sacra- pos, Sosiel, Jd Sol' jigs . Porter 203 and Doug French 201. ond game of the two-game, total-'ment of Toronto with a 5-2 de-{(eso); Blanche Norton 248; Mari. BUSH LEAGUE | ns Logins A. Boncham, Bh. goals series, but Toronto won the|feat in the second game. Jacklin 240; Pearl Marlowe 236-233-205 WHR OF UC TREE ves in Short, D. Bright, D, and Jean g round 6-3 because of their 3-0 vic: Toronto lads built up a big| 679: Vera Suiksaay 227; Ethel West:| 1% 00" 0lion' to fake this third and] Whitmee, i > SMALLS tory last Sunday evening. Wi 8 yon Ge nit oro ake 224; Pearl Cooper 224; Muriel|f B00C BELFORT Lo through with| Team Standing: Colleges 13, Hl. y 5 | i H 207; Flo Boyle Darryl Leach was the Oshawalable to get rolling. jcon; Bessie Knox Cleaners to gain a 2 point bulge over|coes 8, Tresanes 7, Mills 7 and Cu- ow ONTIL i 206; Rita Code 203 and Alice Venema, : r TAR ARE ATLEAST ate with all three godls to Mis Gil Brady wah the DIE gus 10h LEE oh and in the first period with Mike|the hat trick following a single hi: week and they are Fred Coleman|yerious threat in the race. Grant getting the goal, assisted yy Atkins in the first period. Rab 5;, an Gray ny Ot CK Evans Loam and Gravel split the { ' by Pete Brady and Paul Heenan. |tes also netted a singleton {0|" There were some nice games rol.|POINtS with Kuch Shoes 22 for 0 | led by the men with handicap: Cliff Plece of third and could still win hon- Leach soon after for St. Greg-| gt Gregory's broke into the| Davie: reas G70: Eric Uncklin 358 00, IS RR vd he SO0.8T® dy Likud gn Solamp b Bo setindiam 'Allman 253.203 (641); Ken Neal 248, | Johansen Builders, "could also come Carpets R 8 | $ . eriod when Pete Wysotski set up|---------------- Batiiseliota and ny: to Tumpane for tripping and the Brian Brady for their first goal. [Ken Linton scoring unassisted. |, 10 he final eoniuni, Kemps Jat 80 SIMCOE N I other to Amell for cross-check- Tim Gilmore netted the other Wayne Dittmar netted the insur-|ofss, skunked Oshawa Glass 4-0. ing. Oshawa tally with Wysoski again ance tally for Oshawa, also on tandings: Kuch Shoes 25-83; Torches Rest. t 19-57; Evan's Loi & |Wall-to-wall ahead again with Mike Grant clean game with only one penal-|ed an outstanding game in the St. | Restaurant 3 ehansen Builders 18. |Broadioom | picking up his second tally assist-|ty to Atkins of Blessed Sacra-| Gregory's net with plain luck|57, Pickwick Cleaners 17-65; Kemp's|installed the | 1a |36 and Oshawa Glass 8-40, with | der was serving a St. Gregory's|St. Gregory's and Gil Brady of couldn't get hold of. Oshawa|* gi' Bowlers ame. through with |3moothedge l penalty for hooking, Jerry Blessed Sacrament received the picked up three penalties, withisome good triples and G. Reld led [by our ic stickhandled his way|most valuable player award ; Dione 2 for tripping, and one bench pon. |guse, Lelind, pion wore, ©. aa ymechanies before losing the puck in front of| St. Gregory's Bantams went alty. Warren of Long Branch got|G. Haines 721. Also over the 650 mark the OLPH net. Then Darryllinto their second game with althe gate for high-sticking. The vere H. Ballem 688, E. Follest 686 [Leach picked up the loose puck|slim 2-1 lead over Long Branch. most valuable player awards! ci®e i the M981), A. Crerewaty Bob Burry put OLPH ahead once first period with an unassisted ory's and to Mars all Goulet of Al by Himself in the single class 2 _ Imore with Brady getting the as- tally, Oshawa held off the attack Long Branch, wig B, Kemp with 392 ib.the Ler . Ld scored unassisted for Oshawa. In the second stanza, St. Greg- to become the 1959 Ontario CY, STORIE PARK LEAGUE D trot Tigers John Neate made some spectacu-/ory's took the lead again with/Bantam champions, The closer we get to the end of the & bes LAKELAND, Fla. (AP)--"Pen-/made a graceful shift from short pant. Who said pennant? Youlto centre last season, is a top have to learn to walk before you hitter with not too much long ball in the first division before we pop, The club is set at all positions ng any pennant. with Maxwell or Doby in left "Detroit has been lulled to|field, Kuenn in centre and Kaline pennant in spring training. Doman with Bolling at second, | you realize we have finished in[Rocky Bridges (.263 at Washing the first division only once since(ton) at short and Eddie Yost last day." Lou Berberet (,208 at Washing- Bill Norman, a hulk of a man|ton and Boston) and Red Wilson who succeeded Jack Tighe as|(.299) probably will split the expounding some of his cliche-| Bridges aud_Yost, vo velor- ked philosophy. ans, are coun upon to provide Jacked H puy steady, if not spectacular, de- "We are looking for the long The pitching is strong side, ac- ball, period," he said. [counting for their 12-10 "record In hopes of bettering his hand over the Yanks last year with recently picked up Larry Doby record against the world cham. (.283 at Cleveland) to argue with pions. Charley Maxwell (.272) for thel Tigers look for a comeback by The club's power must come great job in the spring games from its left fielder, first base-land reports no elbow trouble. man Gall Harris (.273), right Jim Bunning (10-14) should get ond baseman Frank Bolling!fast-balling righthander, is the (.269). Harvey Kuenn (.319), wholother starter. 'Y' Badminton Tourne Dal y Defending champions Donna Wright match and Harlowe plays Davidson and Ralph Harlowe ad-|the ultimate winner of these two vanced with ease in their re- matches. and Jean Brooks continued theiriwere played last night by Jean winning ways in all events as the| Brooks and Doreen Holding, No. "y"" Badminton Club Tourna-|2 seeded team. They had little Wees were eliminated Wednesday Grant got the same award for; sings game without handicap, and); eague: Mildred Down 83; Betty Tay-|354, Walter English 211-222, Don Col-|Guy Campbell 4040 (80) Clara Sud-|are Flyers 64, Explorers 55, | Whitmee 213, Beth Kane 211, Corbman With only one more night to go, Maunder 313; Evelyn Scolt 207.206, incing 40 wi Pickwick sides 11, Oxfords 9, Burtons 9, Sim. BASS ARG a convincing n over Pickwick sides 8 a TWENTY YEAR b = ; \ N credit. OLPH opened the scofing Blessed Sacrament as he scored| Four scratch bowlers for the men (ake second spot and are still a Bill Dionne passed to Darryliround out the scoring for Tokonto.| of third and could still win hos op In the final contest, Kemp's Rad. N. I RA.s-6218 In the second half, OLPH went|getting the assist. This was a solo effort. Paul Jubenville play-|25-56; Stan's Sharpening 20-54; Elliott's ed by Brady. While Brendan Cal- ment for hooking. Brian Brady of looking after any pucks he|Radiator 17.67, Nick's Billiards 15. modern way s for/Johnson in for slashing, Giroux the way with a nice 735 (206). Very own through the entire Toronto team|their respective teams. Jack Bent 675 (287), S. Barta |for St. Gregory's second goal. Warren Austen tied it up in the went to Ken Linton of St. Greg-gs7' (2:0) and Joward Norton 656. lsist again. Soon after Leach until the end of the period. St. Gregory's won the series 4-2, cague and this was B. Murdock 98. H Modest Ai can run. Talk is cheap. Let's get ability. sleep too often by winning the in right. Harris is the first base- | 1950 and then we made it on the|(.224 at Washington) at third. Detroit manager last June, was|catching. WANT THE LONG BALL fence. in the "long ball' game, Norman| Frank Lary (16-15) having a 7-1 left field job. Billy Hoeft (10-9) who did a fielder Al Kaline (.313) and sec-| better. Paul Foytack (15-13), a Going Along As Expected spective singles events and Stan| Two ladies' doubles matches ment continued last night at|qitficulty in gaining a semi-final " " " w w § il w » " * ~ " "a « Ld LJ ~ LJ " w ® ™ " - " - - * » (TTR ERT FR IFAT A TARSRI PF IZESECR REST ESP PRON ESS TREE CY LL Sarit FEEDERS fsepeNzay Simcoe Hall. A large number of entrants were on hand and a goodly num- ber of matches were played withon to take the measure of Donna no major upsets being recorded. Harlowe played two matches to|Smith and Britton had previously gain the first semi-final bracket in the singles events. He downed Robert Richards 15-1 and went on to defeat Bill Holding 150, 15-5. berth as they took an unquestion- ed 15-2 match from Nancy Carter and Diane Thomas and then went Smith and Carol Britton 15-4, 155. eliminated Elizabeth Winsley and Marian Hawley. i Stan and Jean Brooks downed| John Lyons and Dot Whiteside 15-| Mrs. Davidson dropped only|2 in the only mixed match. | three points in her casual ad- vance to the quarter - finals; Betty Dowton was the latest vic- tim, losing out 15-3. 3 Doreen Holding, last year's fin- alist, joined Mrs. Davidson in the | quarters with a win over Mar- garet Winsley 15-3. 1 Donna Smith played well to gain a quarter - final berth asi she took two Jalches 13st Bigs. First she upended Pauline er 155 and then downed Marian) & BANANA SPLITS Hawley by the same score. Buy one Anne Christie, seeded third in at the regular price the singles, won a third round match over Nancy Carter with-| & get another for only 19¢ This Thurs. & Fri. only out dropping a point. Three players went to the quarter - finals in the Men's Sin- gles: Ab Gilbert, Gerry Lohnes, Stan Brooks. Gilbert played two matches defeating Roy Hawley 15-3 and Bill Manning 15-5. The score of the latter match does not indicate the play as Manning put up a game battle against the number two seed and there wer many rallies before Gilbert wor Root and Gerry Lohnse meets John| Lyons. Stan Brooks is waiting for | the winner of the Al Kivell - Paull 1347 SIMCOE ST. N. AT TAUNTON RD. FOR . .. e SPEED eo ECONOMY eo COMFORT "The modern way to travel is by air" a For information regarding any form of travel...DIAL RA 3-944] We have o direst Toronto telephone line for prompt Airline Reservations MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE 22 SIMCOE ST. 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