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TORONTO (CP) -- Pilots on the Welland Canal, Detroit and St. Clair rivers have requested Balcer Meets River Pilots NAVY VETS WIN MINOR HOCKEY TITLE Oshawa Navy Vets, winners of the Oshawa Minor Hock Association's special "Minor" League, for Bantam and Mid- get players not included in regular schedule, are shown above, Left to right, they are (seated) -- Don Bishop, Gerry Wallace, Harry Morrison, Ross Dales, George Cassidy, Tony Perzel and Joey Mills; (standing) --Wm. Morrison, manager; Harry Weldon, Gary McEvers, Steve Hard- ing, Dave Cameron, Brian Digman and Erie Mills, coach. --Photo by The Times Jim Norris Intends Keeping. Stanley Cup CHICAGO (AP) -- "I don't| know whether we'll win again] next year, but we'll be building] to try." The comment came Monday night from owner Jim Norris after his Chicago Black Hawks held a champagne-flowing party to celebrate their Stanley Cup victory over the Detroit Red Wings. The Hawks whipped the Red| Wings 5-1 Sunday to win the best-of-seven final series 4-2 and | capture their first cup in 23| years. Norris, who quit big-time box- ing under United States con- gressional pre s sure, savored the fruits of his hockey victory in serious fashion. He snorted at a statement by Jack Adams, general manager of the Wings, that the Hawk showing Fesulted from a dona-| tion of capable players from every other team in the Na- tional League. In 1954, Norris pushed through a player draft to break the monopoly of better players held by more powerful league teams. He said it was "a malicious mean charge" that the Hawks won hockey's top honors as a result of this move. "We spent $1,000,000 since 1957 to build the club that won the championship. If you look through the trades and switches we made, you'll see that we traded away plenty of talent. "And study our roster. We roduced our own stars such as Eimer Vasko, Pierre Pilote, Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull. "Next year we hope to have \ three or four up from our farm {system who will make the grade. THEY GOT $500,000 "I agree Montreal helped us with players, but they got $500,- 000 for them. "Although I conducted a lot of world champion fights--and 1 don't feel bitter about the out- come of my boxing efforts -- I think this Stanley Cup triumph may have given me my biggest sports thrill. "I am not naive enough to think that a world championship this year means another one next year. We need to bring up rookies to hold the pace. "J still don't know of anybody in sports who has been able to buy a champion. You have to work at it and earn it. And we did it this year." OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS "LADIES" CLASSIC LEAGUE High Triple -- Janet Peel 509. Bowlers (252, 254), Madeline Morrison 687 (250, 229, 208), Bob Glover 683 (364, 228), 680 (229, 226, 235), Jim Untouchables 10, Happy Gang 9, Aces 9, Goofnix 8. - With only two weeks left to bowl let's over 400 were: Doro Di Canto" 83, 'Kathy Franklin 441, Nancy| Huxtable 676 (351, 239), Bill Baker 669| ake it 100 per cent attendance. It Mackay 438, Helen Reynolds 435, Mary Mothersill 430, Fal Bouckley 430, Shirley Bowers 429, Mavis Taylor 423, Onda Gunn 423, Jo George 410, Liz Rutherford 409 and Hazel Hollings 404. « Jim dise 649 (227, 24), Mavis Taylor 649 (253, 05), Jim Willlams 632 (207, 229), Audrey Keys 616 (246), Ed. Leslie 614 243, 201, 225), Bill Cziranka 661 (303), rrison 661 (221 266), Dot Para- 614 (242), Harry (280), Helen Team Standings -- Terriers 13 points, | 5 vid 611 (233, 217), Peggie Branton Poodles 11, Shepherds 5, and Bi WESTMOUNT CHURCH CLUB Dalmatians 8, Hounds 7.1611 (268), Bert Meweit 604 (308), Millie| Invite your friends fo 603 (224, 204) and Al. Haley 602 200 Games -- Pat Mewett 268, Ann (268). Lazy Ones are the winners of the|Cormish 267, Edith Ryan 261, 210, Carl| third section. Leslie 261, Frank Taylor 251 Howard | Teams for the Read 242, Tom Corneal 236, 202, "'eve| ship trophy are Coasters, Hi-Los, Lazy |Loveloek 236, Barb. Shemilt 234, Gwen, Ones, Chipmunks, Orfuns and the Lo-|McConkey 222, 208, Jerry Dickens 221,| Hys, Teams competing for the consola-|205, Ed. Salmon 220, 208, Barb. Barta | tion trophy are: All Stars, Saucy Six,| 215, Hot Shots and the Givers. High games in the teams: » "Olive McIntosh 215, Bruce Dalton| 214, 201, Jack McConkey 213, 203, Flo. | Lovelock 213, Bill Gutsell 213, Blanche | 200, Coasters -- John Harris 245, Alex. Norton 213, Keith Whitney 213, Sinclair 769 (213, 226, 330), Fanny 'Esta-| Charles Wright 211, 205, John Hobbs 209, brooks 229. 2 points, 2,974 pins. |201, Steve Barta 206, Harold Cornish Hi-Los -- Ken Cobb 205; 3 points; 206, Edna Baker 205, Alex Alexander | 2,975 pins. 1205, Thelma Leslie 204, Peggie Fayle All Stars -- Harry Bennett 692 (368); | 201 and Phyllis Johnson 200. 1 point; 2,826 pins. Lo-His -- 1 point; 2,798 WIRE AND HARNESS The Top Five Totals -- Jesters 3/112, Wh Chipmunks -- Bill Clark 205, 210, Thelma Owen 683 (313, 214); 2 points; | Guy Six 3,047, Head Pins 3,030, Lucky nie Hyd Strikes 2,800 and Pin Pickers 2,739. | eFman isl Consolation Five -- Marry Six 3185) Ho Lo's 2,979, Go-Getters 2,823, Hi- oo Shots Irv Eastabrooks S3e| Baws 2.805 and Alley Cats 2.683. ig vert 208; 2 points; 2998) Over 600 -- Maurie Shorten 710 (328), a Cyril Weeks 668 (215, 282), Iris Fowler wo Ane ors Gh. (219, 250), Bill Harding 619 (221, a Clement Gf 206), Morris| 773), Bob Strutt 630 (215, 204, Ne 305, 20 A points; SE i Marty Muller 627 (204, 233), Verna or Susle) Carleton 612 (217, 230), Carm Barkley > 608 (246, 221) and Harry Snow 602 235). Over 200 -- Pat McCloskey 268, Doug "| Sutton 250, Red Demerte ne 9 Gor bow] "| man 258, Floyd Fowler 3 ilma 2 bo arg reminded bis l-off on Thurs-| go, 225, Frank Stewart 224, Ted Smith h 222, Don Powless 221, 221, Roy Duncan Results of the election are posted. (333+ N00, "HCl "or "Enid Robinson NTS' 215, Grace Locke 209, Marg Blake 208, SERGEA MESS LEAGUE Dave Bant 206, Bruge Selby 204, Diane Corson's Armourers are the champs|pabrouski 202, El - Congratulations! After being top alll and Bob Clarke 200. year they proved it tonight. Frank WINNERS OF TRO a . Grant came through with a lovely triple H oh Aroriges «Bo rutt 219 and of 740 but it was George Robbins' last| ron hg frame that really took them just far|® use 8 sen ogl Fowler 405 Shugh ahead to beat out Murphy's|p [ER Ch G,0" y James V3 echanics. . Bia, 1 Borrowdale's Gunners won the con.|and Howard Walker 8if i High Singles -- Chris Fowler 323, solation with Lois McLean coming yy, 1. yiuller 338, Beth Lymburner 333 and Ed Blake 372. Top Ten Averages -- Bob Strutt 219, through with a very nice triple of 683. Results -- Corson's Armourers 2,936; | (255, 212); A. French 655 (289, | Kornylo 238, T. hi aii 201 . Murphy's Mechanics 2,905; McKinley's Operators 2,897; Grant's Wireless 2,768. Consolation Teams --- Borrowdale's Gunners 2,951; Burr's Instructors 2,847; Nichol's Fitters 2,759; Ellegett's Drivers Macrie Shorten 212, Bev Gibson 209, Carm Barkley 204, Red Demerse 201, Harry Snow 197, Iris Fowler 192, Donna Walker 192, Marty Muller 191 and Tom 2,746; Wright's Commanders 2,737; Mec-| Barclay 1¢8. Cormack's Loaders 2,617. | - " See you al] at the banquet on Satur- LEGION LEAGUE day, at 6.30 p.m. in the dining room,| Congratulations go to Lou Black with Hotel Genosha, April 22. {a nice 760 triple. Another new member We would like to thank The Times for the 300 Club -- Art Cocker 335. Keep for their wonderful co-operation while up the good work, Art. we have been press reporter. Thanks! No Idea and Rubby-Dubs are making it a battle to the finish with one week PLAZA FAMILY DOUBLES |left in this section. First night of the playoffs and for Over "00 -- Lou Black 760 (225, 266, the Dean Trophy: Maybees 3,257, Key-| 269). : detls 3,185, Raybees 3,152, Bashers| Over 600 -- Art Cocker 680 (333); 2,890. Anne Landry 653 (214, 243); Ken John- Barnett Trophy: 3,098, son 642 (252, 200); Sid Hobbs 228, 200). Sesquidpedalians 3,019, 2,971, Over 200 -- Ben Bracey 287, Ela Beebees 2,918. | Roznik 255, Herb Bathe 242, Edna Bartenders Goons would help give the teams a lift. The banquet is to be held in the Le- gion Hall on Saturday, May 6, at 6.30 p.m, sharp. If you are not going to at- tend the banquet please let the secre- tary know next Sunday. attend the dance after the banquet at the usual price. may be purchased from the secretary or at the door. STORIE PARK LEAGUE The firstnight of playoffs and Crom- wells are leading with 3,231, Simcoes 3,017, Hillsides 2,960 and Hibberts 2,806. Consolation Teams -- Cuberts 3,137, Colleges 3,121, Oxfords 3,056, Tresanes 3,036, Mills 3,000 and Burtons 2,981. High Triple -- Vince Craddock 685 (332); Harry Willams 679 (202, 298); E. Thompson 678 (211, 265, 202); Jas. Scott 677 (236, 264); Ziggy Bienkowski 676 (222, 290); A. Tuson 668 (240, 229); Jim Scott 660 (231, 255); B. Kane 657 203); Harry Norton 637 (265, 218); F. French 635 (273); H. Scott 630 (241, 204); L. Locke 509 (258) and G. Powlenzuk 606 (217, 220). High Singles -- M. Nash 223, B. Nor- ton 201, Ann Williams 204, H. Collins 242, E. Ryan 221, Oscar Morrison 286, J. Porter 213 G. Killingbeck 202, E Gresik 210 (206); B. Hudson 201, S. Ryan 210 and G. Scott DUPLATE SOCIAL AND SPORTS The play-offs got under way and it seemed as though everyone was under great pressure, as the first scores were much below avtrage, but as the night went on the bowling seemed to get better, and with the exception of a {few bad breaks the scores improved. | There are only 258 pins between the Lymburner 201} first and last place teams in the major |play-offs, so. next week every team | will have a chance and will be looking for that real big game that will make | them .he champs. Good luck to all and may the best team win. | Team standings are as follows -- Major play-offs: Echoes, 3,308; Kel- {lar's Hellers, 3,167; Gwen's * Guys, 13,117; Lil's Boys, 3,073; Buzzers, 3,052 |and Dead Eyes, 3,050. | In the consolations it is Maple Leafs, 13,249; Rowdies, 3,225; Pin Heads, 3,166; Tutie Fruities, 3,163; Left Overs, 3,102; Jinx, 3,092; Tames 3,087; Un- bearables, *3,023; 2,995 and Pointers, 2,830. . REMEMBER WHEN? .. | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Hockey's one-man gang--reg- inald (Red) Horner -- retired from the game after amassing a National Hockey League pen- alty record which surpassed that of any other in his time. The husky defenceman had Untouchables, Vaughan Trophy: Tiddle Winks 3,490,| Elliott 236, 218, Bill Lock 227, Bert played all his professional Bandits 3,321, Tumblers 3,275, Cookies Brown .26, Gord Brown 222, Lloyd Cor- 3,062, Eurekas 3,057, Jets 3,023, Ter- son 217, Brenda Bracey 215, Les Bowers mites 2,903 and Skippers 2,861, 214, Lois Glover 213, 204, Muriel Roznik Ben Fisher was again top bowler with 213, Arn McEachern 208, Len Holt 208, 794 (282, 271, 241), Elsie Smith 745 (269,| Harold Bradburn 208, Eloi Landry 208, 303), Mack Barnett 707 (207, 315), Bill Gloria Russell 207, Jim Smith 206, Har- Barta 704 (229, 298). | riett Johns 202. Rolling in the 600's -- Harry Keys| Team Standing -- No Idea 20, Rubby- 236, 203, 255), Bev. 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