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'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 25, 1961 19 SPORT OUTDOORS -- By Jack Sords OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS Edmondson 436, Werner LEGION SUNDAY LEAGUE For the first Sunday we had a couple pla! i ah ge moet age gpd we might be on our way to a good ihe 600 »| Orest Pidwerbecki set a terrific pace 434 tee the Bebore ued ith tome veseemae games were scored by H. ecient ww (271, 236); B. Smith 'aylor 664 (328); T. |, 213). . Johns 300, R. Roznik » E. Landry 219, L. Glover 219, L. Black 213,.H. Bathe 211. C. » L. Smith 83, '. Johns 83. Don Howe Real Estate 25, The Big Six ;|21, Scugog Cleaners 19, Henderson Block 18, Don Down Flyers 17, Courtice Champs 16, Carl's Barber Shop 15, the decision. Ed Lahay was headman for the victors and Ron Jay and Mickey McMaster also did a very good job. MOTOR CITY LADIES' LEAGUE High Single -- Betty Grandy 280. High Triple -- Betty Grandy_ 724 -- 257, ag Ada 'onkin 673 (227, Pg 233); Mieabelle King 650 (200, 188, 4U4, Helen Muzik 412, Betty Morris 409, pep Galagnee gene OS ae aged a victory over Stealers. ' Team Standing -- Doug's Barber| ~~ tA Rankine 207, |Shop 36, Morrison's BA 31, Team No-|the Jay Men and the Ozarks and it took Ozzie Keeler was the top shooter of aid from Lloyd Sabins and Al Perry, Len Simmerson 408, Theresa Conlin 407,|(1U»_ out of their slump of a The top series took place between 11, 29, Team No. 5, 28, Jim Dandies 30,/, 3708 total by Jay. Men to give them Screwballs 14, Val-Mae Beauty Salon 16, the night and slapg with Jim Hi they . ill|the result was another shut-out for the Hood 424, Sherry Grills 422, Dot Cross-|fast moving Sabers over the Spoilers. ley 417, Albert Rose 416, Grace de Marphy three game string and along with Bill Ray Beaugrand 408, Beth Rutherford ey ~} 404,. George Legere 40. Gabriel" and Ed Brown, the club man- Team No. 9, 11 and Modern Grill 10. |xiatt Kotelko and Reg PLEASE NOTE -- Will all bowlers few breaks at the try and! The standing: Trotters 11 Rawhides cee it in by next Wednesday night? 10, Ozarks 9, Sabers 8, Fath 7, Jay = and Isabelle Creamer 608 (197, 182, OSHAWA MEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE Men 7, Short Circuits 7, Ed Wilson's 6, * Spoilers 5, Lucky Strike » 200 Scores -- Vaughn 238, 205;| Trotters retained top spot by taking Keeler yeasy Brudek 237; 37; Dorothy Bently 228;|/two games from Revwhides and Capt. H Bob Weddup 228; ace Carswell 222;|John Trott was the big shooter for Trot- Gallagher 811; Lahay 302) 3 Blanche Norton 222; Marg Gilpin 221;|ters while his counterpart, Matt Bell,|John Trott 788; Ron Jay 776; Bill Gal. Audrey Hodgson 220; Flo Panter 218;|was top man for Rawhides. braith 761; Mickey McMaster 753; Ed Marg King 217; Evelyn Stata 215; Don-| Short Circuits took a big jump from|Brown 752; Matt Bell 744; Jim ag alda Williams 212; Irene Severs 212;|bottom spot when they took the works|742; Al Perry 739; Hank Sarnov: Violet Brown 207; Vi Taylor 206 and|from Lucky Strikes and it was Dutch|Matt Kotelko 726; Sel Himes 715; hae Joan Maddock 201. Lugtenburg who came to the rescue for/Gillard 711; Ed "Dutch" Lugtenburg 4 the ailing Hi 707; Lloyd Sabins 705; Roy Nesbitt 702, lank Sarnovsky's squad. 72; Jean Masking a2 J. ibe treet: Bower Maintains 935 Jordon 94; Pauline Butler 7 79, 973 'hel Westlake 84; Ethel Hoar 97, 87; Flor- mce Morphy 61; Alice Armstrong 41; oo oa Teast Goals Mark four points Bg the Paved bsg tiny Sweet Peas, Champs, Chipmunks| MONTREAL (CP) -- Andyjdie Howe, and New York's Earl pra flea ok Paces Ba ng Bathgate of New York Rangers|Ingarfield also had seven-point P t The Knick-Knacks and Rockets took two\continued his hot point-getting|performances last week and Indians Scalped tient a 6 Steve Lat cre eck streak last week but failed to\are tied with Claude Provost of FIRST SECTION RESULTS ; ; ; ain any ground on his closest|Montreal Canadiens for third Two major flareups occurred) Jf "Jhyere tied with Pigg pon Sarauer Eddie Litzenberger of|place at 10 points. tock in the contest with the main af-|Tulips: 20, Champs 17, Shamrocks 17\Detroit Red Wings, in the Na-| Dean Prentice of the Rang- Yy fair occurring at the end of the|Chinmunks 1s, Whirley Birds 15, Daisies| tional Hockey League individualjers and Johnny Bucyk of Bos- WOODSTOCK (CP) -- Four|Second period between Wood-|cetters 13, Rockets 12, Peanuts 11,/scoring race _ {ton Bruins share sixth place new faces gave Woodstock Ath-\Stock's Bill Searles and Strat-\Robins 10, Hopefuls 7 and Poodles 2. | Official NHL statictic siwith nine points. : letics the big lift Tuesday night|ford's Bill Rawson. They| snamrocks 17,119; Robins 16,891; Jokers|Teleased today show Bathgate, he a pg - way tie for eighth they defeated Stratford In-|Started a stick-swinging fight)16,876; Knick-Knacks 16,750; Rockets|29-year-old right winger, scored|place with eight points are dians "le in their Ontario|and were banished from _ the/ 16.604; Blue Bells 16.28: Whirley Birds\qne goal and collected six as-\/Montreal's Bernie (Boom home opener game by referee Frank Slota|pzisics 15,616; Champs 15.380; Sweet| Sists in four games to extend his|Boom) Geoffrion and Back- Johnny Asselin, with Hull-Ot-|With match penalties. 1506; Go-Getiers 18.138) Poodles 1d league-leading point total to 15.|strom and Boston's Cliff Pen- ; adi 008s Go-Getters 15,138; Poodles itzenberger, on a come-|nington. tawa Junior Canadians last sea- 067. But Litzenberg ( i iback trail after two relatively; Veteran Johnny Bower of Tor- son, sparked Woodstock with a REMEMBER WHEN MIXED TEN PIN LEAGUE eee 4 ni 4 eee non - productive seasons withjonto leads the goaltenders. gg Ce ae ae be By THE CANADIAN PRESS |, Scores over 500, -- iwanny Thomson|Chieago Black Hawks, did even|/Bower, winner last year of the das Intermediate A club, and| Gar Wood piloted Miss Amer-|Gien Copp 335, Ray Crossley S31, Jerrie/better. He played only three} Vezina Trophy awarded to the' T Wil a recruit from|ica IX to a United States speed-|Cassie 519. John Bowers 517, Norma|games in which he scored three)goale who plays the most ommy wilson, F Magee 514, Harry Joyce 510, Jack! Toledo Mercuries of the Inter-|boat record of 104.19 miles anjgorn soz. |times and helped set up four|games for the team that allows national League, notched thejhour on the Harlem River at| Scores over 400 -- Don Richmond 499, | other goals to run his point pro-|the fewest goals, has a 1.60 av- ther Woodstock tallies. New York 30 years ago today.|Jim Wallace 497, Mike Di Cesaro 493, |duction to 12. erage. He has given up only "aida didlos ' i in-| Wiliam Germond 491, Garth Douglas) pothsate leads the jeague inleight goals in five game Rookie defenceman Bernie|Speeds have constantly in-|4g9, pon Wilson 488, Ralph Patterson| Dathgate ie ieagui ght goals g S. Lawrence scored the first Strat-| creased since, Bill Muncey own-|484, Nick Differ 481, Ron Leonard 479, jassists with 11 while Litzenber-| Montreal's Jacques Plante is ford goal and picked up an_as-jing the unlimited class mile|Hareld, Babcock #74, Bred Stow jgas|ger is tied with Montreal Cana-jsecond with a 2.40 average. sist on the second one, scored|record of 192 m.p.h. set in 1960|Boesch 456, Cliff Bradshaw 455, Jack| diens' Ralph Backstrom for the! Detroit is the most penalized by veteran Mickey Roth. \club with 82 minutes. New York follows with 73 minutes and Bos- jat Seattle, and England's DonjLee 453, Helen Reynolds 430, Tony Gal-|lead in goals with six. Al Cullen, young Woodstock|Campbell the jet speedboat! !ant 4°, Bill Von Minden 445, ora 2 | HOWE MOVES UP netminder, turned away 38!mark of 260 m.p.h. in 1959. Litzenberger's linemate, Gor-iton has 71. 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