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York Bowl and Acadian Ciesn-| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, October 23, 1961 13 Cleaners Clip E22' = Hawks Plan Game wo msi jnents. This should be a tight] - io -- pogee! -- and ipo NHL BIG SEVEN series, as it usually is, when| l ng in an American tédam to K t Hi ll 4 1 these two cbs meet. | WW ULISOTLDULG hrisy exrivition games. [By THE CANADIAN PRESS = | adi looking | : : | They had one Saturday night; Andy Bathgate, veteran New no 1 Regpecng pecacondlg lly tnt The Ontario Basketball Asso- ge other gona --, in open and the Oshawa club have| ine --_-- right winger, 1 A ; tati : 7 t r 4 e Pm i i _ Acadian Cleaners moved intojButton and Pleating 13, Stanjthe People's Clothing club of|ciations Big Seven held their) or ille Punmecuuds 04 been fortunate in securing thoealDeal sel these antiate sa terol a contending place in the stand-|Jarvis Ins. 13, Bowlodrome 12 Oshawa, as the locals tackle|annual meeting on Friday night) \jagara Falls. for an exhibition game, here, in| weekend games to remain atop| ing with a four to one decision|and Knob Hill 10. the leading People's Credit Jew-|+ the YMCA in Hamilton. Five : jOshawa. The date will be dis-\the National League individual) over Knob Hill Bowl at Bayview, The team totals in the Bay- cllers on Saturday. Sel Himes| or the seven clubs expected to. RULES ADOPTED | t 4 : closed in the next few weekS.|scoring race. Lanes on Saturday. view series against Knob Hill telis us that the boys will be | place representatives were pres-| Vern MacDonald of Hamilton|This ee oe ee ee "The lead The first game went to Aca-|were Acadian Cleaners 5,861 "Keeping 'Em Big"! lent as well as OBA secretary-|was re-elected convener of the|for the Livvies in Ontario this} The leaders: dian with 1,163 to'1,153 and itjand Knob Hill 5,822. This marks \treasurer Stan Burnes of Water-| group and a set of governing|year with exception of one game|pathgate, New York was a strong finish by Lloyd|the second time that the Aca- BATTLE TO DRAW |\down and OBA president Stan|rules was adopted for the Big|in Toronto. Most of their games|; itrenberger, Detroit Sabins and Bob Gallagher which|dian Cleaners have registered} BUDAPEST (Reuters)--Hung- Mockford of Toronto. Seven group. jwill be played in the United) provost, Montreal gave the Oshawa boys the edge.|5,861 this season and strange @S\ary and The Netherlands played| The teams and their represen-| All clubs have until October| States. Howe, Detroit Wie decked: game. was "almslit seems, thé club has picked up|a 3-3 tie Sunday in a world cup|tatives were as follows: Hamil-|31 to declare themselves in the| On Saturday the Ontario as-|Ingarfield, New York keenly contested and this time nine points with these tw0|soccer game. Hungary, which ton CYO, Paul Traynor, Hamil-| group and the schedule is to be ketball. Association held their Prentice, New York it was John Trott with a 311 and|Scores. 3 already had qualified for the|tvi' Quigleys, Ray Jones; St./\drawn up with a tentative start- 4ist annual. meeting at the|Bucyk, Boston Bob Gallagher Sun's 290, that] This proves how the breaks/finals of the championship com-) Thomas Barnes, Bob Miller and/ing date of November 15. YMCA in Hamilton. made the big difference; 1,250\go in the five pin game as a petition in Chile, completed its|Dan Swift; Welland Meteors,| 'Tillsonburg Livingstones, who} The junior "A" entry fee re- was re-elected President as were for Acadian, 1,160 for Knob Hill.|6,071 total that Acadian rolled|program in Group Four of the/ Wilf Garrett and Oshawajlwent undefeated in this league|ceived a slight raise and the car) Popkey of Windsor for ist Lloyd Sabins with a 303, Bob|2gainst Stan Jarvis in Oshawa|preliminaries with seven points| Hawks, Fred Whalley and Bru- last year have had to drop out.|reclassification of teams by el $ ly Gallagher 256 and Dick Adams netted only two points. \from four games. ino Wrubel. iThey have booked the London| merit instead of population were ' ce-president, red Bibby, To- 265, set the pace for the third|, Lloyd Sabins was the top the only two major changes, Tonto, registrar and Stan game victory when Acadian|Acadian Cleaner trundler with An intricate playoff set-up|Burnes, Waterdown, secretary- took it with 1,195 to 1,157. |1,281 for five pene, > aad ise » |whereby Senior B and Inter A|treasurer. as : . ... |lowed by Bob Gallagher with clubs would be grouped together) Wilf Garrett Catharines es oe ae their 'vic-|1,277 and Dick Adams 1,199. a @) 4 or hs Sl toad fk Chae ee game, thanks to anchorman| John Trott had 1,032 for 46 was discussed and a committee |" hold the 2nd Vicepresiient's Bob Gallagher with a 285 score|frames which included some was set up with Bob Mitchell of |¢ air so ge -- and Vern and steady shooting by all the| very important hits at the time |Welland as chairman to make acdonald of Hamilton the 3rd other boys for 1,186 against/they were needed. John Hrico em : sk Ithe necessary rule changes be-|Vice-president's chair. 1055. who has been on the sick list, p " jfore this season's playdowa| cece, ae ae will be prac- When it appeared as if Aca-| WS back in the line-up and did é jmeeting. en gadthoy4 and Thursday at dian would gain a shut-out, the well with 655 for 35 frames. evan Collegiate gym in prep- club ran into a real bad game, | Dutch Lugtenburg who was ~~ Panee ERsctee aration for the opening of their| H Stan Mockfo f Will i : ; finishing with 1,067 which was)the only relief bowler on hand, MCRIORG OF We owdale |Big 7 season on or about Nov. 15.! NOTICE TO ALL EX-SERVICE MEN, WOMEN AND DEPENDENTS! All ex-service personnel and their dependents are invited to take advantage of a FREE LEGION SERVICE. W. R. BUCK Assistant Secretary, Service Bureau, Toronto LEGION HALL, BRANCH NO. 43 Wednesday, Oct. 25th FROM 2:00 TO 5:00 P.M. Also from 7:00 p.m. to completion of business... to give skilled advice on Veteran's Benefits. Any- one with questions on war disability pension, War Veteran's Allowance (Burnt-Out Pension) ... Treat- ment or Hospital care is urged to call or write to MR. B. JACKLIN, Business Manager of Canadian Legion, Branch 43, 90 Centre Street, Oshawa, who will arrange an appointment. not enough as Knob Hill had!came up with a few valuable ron LNG DEER BLE DD 4-day treatment come to life -with a nice 1,297\frames. He had 417 for his 19 gd score, to win easily. iframes rolled. $135 The leading People's Credit Jewellers club ran into tough\SARNOVSKY BETTER | | | opposition in the O'Connor club bee ana Bg eger pg see 0 ' } and dropped a four to one deci-|SUPporters will be glad. j E | sion which soap. tightens the -- --_ Sarnovsky is back ne ORNAL. capsule brings you ; 4 e following minor surger : . PEOPLE'S LEAD eg 9 surgery} 12 hours of continuous relief in Oshawa General Hospital, sepcopie's sill ead with 20and is recuperating nicely. 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