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CIVIL SERVICE HOCKEY In the Civil Service Hockey games at Bowmanville Arena, Tuesday night, the Dairymen were defeated 2-1 by the Teach- ers while in the second game Foote's lost to the Police Assoc. by a 7-3 score. DAIRYMEN -- TEACHERSS In one of the hardest check- ing games of the season, the visiting teachers scored the win- of the game to gain a 2-1 edge and climb into sole possession of second place, two points more than their hosts, the Dairy- men. Kellington scored the first goal of the game from Dineen and Ritchey at 9.10 of the first period |to give the Teachers a 1-0 lead. The Dairymen, after missing ning goal in the last six minutes|p 7.50 however, to score, Tobin being the marksmen with Atters- ley and Whitney assisting. Then just two minutes later Tobin again clicked to make the score 7-1. Foote's Hurid from Mapes and Bishop gave them their sec- ond goal at 13.05 and Cosburn scored for Footes at 18.10 from Kemp and it appeared that Foote's still could make a come- ack, This never happened how- ever, as the Police, confident of their impressive lead, staved of all further attacks and won the game 7-3. CIVIL SERVICE NOTES George Robinson, net minder for the Firefighters was on Garagemen Streak Ticketed By Cops the stars in each game. In the Teachers - Dairymen game he chose Teacher's Dave Dineen in the first spot for his winning goal. Dairymen's McAvoy two goal effort deserved second place and Hogg's fine display on defence for third. In the other game played, George picked Association's At- tersley as first place for his two goal, two assists display and in second spot Tobin of the Asso- ciation was chosen and for third, George picked Fooote's Kemp. CIVIL SERVICE STANDINGS PWLTFA Pts. Foote's Towing 5 Teachers 5 Dairymen 5 41 32 23 Police Assoc. 23 hand for the games and picked 8 6 4 4 2 5 41 Firefighters 3 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 10, 1961 J] Firefighters Nip Sportshaven In Biddy Basketball Results in the Oshawa' Y's Men's Biddy and Minor league Saturday, Nov. 4 in Simcoe Hall are: BIDDY Firefighters 8, Bolahoods Sportshaven 7; Mundinger 7, CKLB 1; Parts and Service 3, Jaycee Blues 5. MINOR Medical Pharmacy 29, Fire- fighters 58; Bolahoods Sports- haven 28, St. John Cadets 12; CKLB 20, Provincial Tile 29. The following league games to be played on this Saturday are: Biddy -- 8.30 a.m. -- Mundin- ger vs Jaycee Blues; 8.55 a.m. Parts and Service vs Bolahood's Sportshaven; 9.20 a.m. CKLB vs Firefighters. MINOR 9.50 a.m. Bolahood's Sports- haven vs Provincial Tile; 10.25 a.m. Medical -Pharmacy vs CKLB; 11.00 am. St. John Cadets vs Firefighters. Rookie Bruins | Playoff Bound game Wednesday night. They barely managed a 44 tie with New York Rangers on a goal by Don McKenney with 18 sec- onds left to play. "T've got a rookie team and it's going to be the best team in the world," Watson said. "I don't know which clubs we're going to beat out, but we're go- ing to make the playoffs. We're coming, getting better fast -- way ahead of schedule." There's no doubt the Bruins have improved. They could hardly have done anything else. In their first eight games, they lost seven and tied one. In five starts since, they have won two, tied two and lost one. Watson was named Bruin coach last May and convinced His bosses of the value of build- ing with youth, of bringing up and dealing for minor leaguers NEW YORK (AP)--Phil Wat- son was in a smiling, optimistic mood. He fairly radiated as he talked of his young Boston Bruins, their rapid improvement in the National Hockey League and their promise for the future. To hear the Boston coach, you'd have thought his last- place Bruins had won a big Burnt Roman Cops 4th Win Six Starts TORONTO (CP) -- Burnt Ro- man won the featured Shaver |\Purse at Old Woodbine Park HORSE OF THE YEAR CONTENDER Saturday's $10,000 Kingarvie Hidden Treasure, candidate Stakes at Toronto's Old Wood- for the Canadian Horse of the Year award, will race in bine track. Marilyn Phibbs ad- mires the winner of major stakes this season. --(CP Wirephoto) OLD WOODBINE RACE CHARTS U-5. Mexico Duo Copyright, 1961 by McMurray Publishing Co. (Dally Racing Form) 'Beat Aussi Pair Thurs., Nov. 9, 1961 Snowflur ries * 2-WABERLOHE First Race 9-APTLY see 3-MARINER'S DAY . 1 Mile, purse $1,900, 2-y: Horse we ear-olds- maidens, ciaiming all $3,500 st Vs S' Fin Jockey r --Mrs W. t'n la D G and P Sta mn Fitsim'ns--Windfields F'm re 4 aed Parnell--Golden Oaks Our Danny Krisuelor Wee Fairy -1 "1 7-1% Rock--Blue Diamond Sta Haven Miss 116 6 5-3 5-h 8- Rasmus'n--D Krever Winner ch f 2 Nordlight -- Phone Date. Trainer W Von Richthofen. Start good, won handily. Pool 20,936. Double pool 38,808. Second Race 3 p. Claiming all $2,500. 900. ear-old and a! Me ate Fee yor aay aed Str. Fin, Jockey Owner 6 7 2-2% 1-4 Fitz'ons--Davies, M'gmry 1h 22% Rock--M R Clark 3-1% 3-h_ Parnell--H C Burton 42% 4-2% McComb--Mrs F W Merrill 5-1 5-2% Rob'son--Gentile, Cos'tino 6-2 62 D'fach--Miller, Heberling 7- 7- Rogers--Mrs M A Hibbitt itro Trainer T. Oliver, Pool 31,275. Owne' Rich y -nk Stadnyk--Brockie, 3.70 3.90 2.90 50 4.80 4.90 $-JET TURBINE 3-TEDETTE . 2-SAGARIUS Jet Turbine 'edette i) 120 115 2! 2 Evening \- Queen-A-Time 2 Prince Robert Winner b g, 6, Turbine Start good, won driving. 7 ¥ 2 * aga eae © 2 6- we ane th OS 0 t Be and Fast Temperature | rez of Mexico played a powerful doubles game Wednesday. to de- feat Mary Reitano and Mary Sta! Hawton, third-seeded Australian 4 Harrison--Dew Valley F'm MeN'len pair, 6-2, 6-2 in the women's dou- bles quarter finals of the {Queensland championships. Yola~also won easily in the women's singles quarter-finals, beating Mrs. Reitano 6-4, 6 Robyn Ebbern, Australian jun- ior champion who upset Miss Hard Tuesday, was a 6-0, 6-0 victim of Australia's Jan Le- hane. four|unanaswered goals in the first| BRISBANE, Australia (AP)-- at 15.11 and finally Attersley tal-/ 10.00 5.20 3.20 Darlene Hard of Montebello, Ca- .+.. 5.70 3.50 lif., United States women's ten- 3.0 nis champion, and Yola Rami- 4./into the Garagemen when Clark} many fine opportunities to score, finally tied the game with Mc- Avoy's goal on a fine play with Welsh ai 23.30. The second period showed a fine display of rushes and coun- terrushes and close checking and, until 19.01 of the period, it was anybody's game. Dineen finally did it, however, |when he tipped in Hogg's blue jline drive past Morden in the \Dairymen's net to give the Teachers iheir victory. ketball league. Both Minor and Biddy leagues are shown. FOOTE'S FIRST LOSS All games played at Simcoe In the nightcap, the Police| yay, Association won their second) jgame of the season, and this} jover the current first place club. | |Foote's Towing in one of the) \best games the Police Assoc.| lhas played this year. The Police wrapped in four MINOR LEAGUE Nov. 11 9.50 a.m. Bola- hood's Sports vs Provincial Tile; 10.25 a.m. Medical Pharmacy vs ICKLB; 11.00 a.m. St. John's |Cadets vs Firefighters. Nov. 18 -- 9.50 a.m Provincial period to take a 4-0 lead going|Tile vs St. John's Cadets; 10.25 jinto the second period. a.m. Firefighters vs CKLB; | Whitney opened the scoring|11.00 a.m. Medical Pharmacy vs |for the Police Assoc. at 5.10 of|Bolahood's Sportshaven. the first period from Wolno and| Noy. 25 -- 9.50 a.m. Firefight- |Attersley. lers vs Bolahood's Sportshaven; | Then Reid scored from Mc-|19.95 a.m. Provincial Tile vs |Hugh and MacDermaid at 6.35,/Medical Pharmacy; 11.00 am. |Hiltz from Walno and Attersley/cK,R ys St. John's Cadets. Dec. 2 -- 9.50 a.m. St. John's f lied with Reid and McHugh at) _ 21.05 to complete the scoring} in the first period. | Going into the second period, | Bowl 43 Games Foote's Towing. seemed bewil-| dered and unorganized as waves ® of Police pressed towards their| Without Rest goal. | At 3.10 Attersley, unassisted,| ST. CATHARINES (CP)--Two scored his second goal to put the| Niagara district men Wednes Police Assoc. up front 5-0. iday completed 43 games o: Kemp finally put some life| bowling without a rest. | Sam Neskoromny, 29, of Thor- }and McDonnell cleared the puck/old, and Jack Gill, 59, of St. from the corner in front of the | Catharines, said they "'got car- |Police net and Kemp hammer-|ried away" when they began jed it home. jthe 16 - hour 10-pin siege late | The Police bounced back at|Tuesday night. OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS DAILY DOUBLE 2 and 5 PAID $28.00 LADIES MAJOR "A" -- Strouds 23, Scugogs Clean- 7.9 8.30 3.70 7.30 4.60 3.60 6-COPERE 9CASTLE. GAY 1-DIAMOND PARK (entry) old maidens. Claiming all $3,500. Str. Fin Jockey Owner % 1-h McComb--Janley Sta % 21 Harrison--Mrs J Mooney Sr Dittfach--Thorndale Sta 4 Parnell--Willow Downs Fm % Stadnyk--R G Pennington k Fitz'ons--Windfields Fm 4 Brown--M and M Sta Watters--Mrs E E Baxter Kruger--Longview Farm Robinson--L Lear Third Race 1 mile. Purse $1,900. Tw year - ¥ Copere 112 6 Castle Gay 104:10 (A) D'mond Park 112 (A) First Peer 107 Montana Bomber 112 Epic Charm 09 Nora's Reward O- st J ® = 31 1 2-2% 2 13 3% 42 + 5-5 5-54 6-1 6-n 7-1 (7-54 emauney - a we P - Sewer 1- 8 9- 9 eased 1 3 10 10- pulled up Pp - Diamond Park andFirst Peer. Amphitheatre -- Copper Frill. Trainer J. D. McLean. Pool 33,119. oH uraone 113 107 3 n 107 up Sleeper Play Coupled (A) Winner ch c, Start good, won driving. rourth Race 1 Mile, purse $1,900, 3-year-old: Horse PSt % Sandy Streak See L See New Effort ... Lord Lyric Daddy-D Miss Lotus . Mr Noction Fourteen Carat Valquestin Dutch Flag Disarmament 120 Windaria 107 Winner br g 6 Valdina Strea! Start good, won driving. Fifth Rac 4 Farlongs, purse $2,300, two-yea Horse Wt PP St % Burnt Roman Pari Passu Can Add Spurned ...... Prince Sadi Winner ch g 2 4 Start good, won driving Quinella pool 26,728. 2 EAK ... 8.60 430 3.10 ie 4.80 3.60 L 3.90 NEW E 0} Jaiming all $2,500. Fin. Jockey 1-h Potts--Miss 2-no Dittfach--Cc Mack 5% J Parnell--L G Verrier Robinson--R Gian K Sandover--Hickory P. Fm 9 12 is and up, ¢ fq rs Str. Owner 115 M Smith > 3 6-nk $-nk 4 1 Ki 5. 7-3 n 4-2 0-4 -2%4Fitzsim'ns--Newmac Sta 34 + McComb--Bill Beasley 2% 94 9-5% Stadnyk--S Brener 5-h 10-2 10-no McMullen--J J Fleming 0 11-2%4 11-3% 11-1 11-1 Rock--C Schwarze suis aD iz Kruger---W D Calder k--Sandra Dale. Trainer R W Mathes. Pool 42,220. 117 a 117 a 115 2 0 So ve 5.60 3.10 2.70 5.40 3.10 2.90 2BURNT ROMAN 5-PARI PASSU 1-CAN ADD rolds, allowances, Str Fin. Jockey Owner lnk 1-1% Fitzsim'ns--Keane, Wag'r 4-2% 2-1% Dittfach--Bo-Teek F'm 2-1 3-4 Gibb--F R Conklin 5 5 5 5- 5- 4-3% Potts--Kingfield F'm 19 : Ny ink 1h 3h & Rogers. -Mrs H A Luro Roman Sandal--Betsy K. Trainer K G Nicholds Pool 15,654. 115 5 PAID & 1 8.40 4.60 3.30 4.90 3.50 5.70 Sta i pa me Coe Sayer * Ali's Pride Alpine Joe Last Hour Blue Author . Daring Bill . Senor Teddy Star Gun +s Mayor Sarto Winner b f, 4, he eeOlnn ye Vike Se} 1 3 1 1 ee QUINELLA 2 and . 11-DIAMETE) S th Race &PLUCKY CREST 1X 1-SASSY BEAU nen 2 dian foaled, claiming all $2,500, 1 Mile, purse $1,000, Ser ods ane str, Fin. Jockey Owner ---- MPA io 101 744 3214 1-44 Robinson--W G Moore Pincky crest 17,4 1 ink 24 '2nk 21 Rogers--Mrs B A Glynn. Fincny ee "407 1 2 21 Ink 1h 3-nk Parnell--Mrs R M -Mars'k Sessy Bema 114. 2S TL S-nk 4nk 42% Rock--J Torrance Solway ety. 11710 911-1 924. 8-6 59% Rasmus'n--P B Storms Storms' Best «++ tty 8 3. 32¥e 3.3% 6-3 62 Sandover--Hickory Pk. tetas PRG Hi2 71112 1-4 81 7-1 Harrison--Janley Sta Curler's Pride «- ie § 12 9-1%4 10-1% 7-1 8-2 McComb--Gormley _ Stud Oar ns 1119 6 &h 12-91. 9-2% Gibb--Shermanor F'm re re hea 11412 8 4&1 8% 103 10-5% Armstrong--Blue Dia eee maoes 1143.4 Sh 4h. 11-4 11-7% Dittfach-M J Hawkins | Peel Express -- 10) 6 7 G14 6h 12 12 Hale--Cedar Springs F'm Bib dk g3 Sir Strome -- Treherne. Trainer C Magnusson. Start good, won driving. Pool pata RES LE OES Seventh Race 7-COUNT PAGE ..... LMR. EDGOR i 200, Three-year-oldsand up. Claiming all $6,000. eo ite "a Pest Str. Fin, Jockey Owner 1-% 1-h Potts--Zeus Farm 2-1% 2-1% Fitz'ons--Dew Valley Fm $-nk Parnell--Newtondale Sta 4-% Dittfach--E Doumani 5-5%Hale--S Brener 61%Rock--Mrs J Desmarais 7-4 R Armstrong--L S Williams 8-no Rasmussen--E and C Sta 9% Remillard--S B Crawford -1 10-2% Robinson--K R Marshal} ie 11-1% 11-2% Harrison--J E F Seagram . m2 4% 12 12 McComb--Mrs V G Cardy E! Drag -- Pandore, Trainer W. H. MacDonald. Pool 46,333. Start good, won driving. AND WIND .... 9.30 4.40 3.20 AR PENNY ..,.... 3.70 3.20 . Eighth Race es 5-TAFFY SMASH 4.00 Purse $1,900. Three-year-olds and up. Claiming all $2,500, we PP st % he Str. Fin. Jockey Owner 1-4 Fitz'ons--J J Mead 2-nk Robinson--T E Hays 3-nk McMullen--Davies, M'gery 4-1% Har'son--Mrs J W Hunter 5-4% D'tach--E C Pearson "1%. McComb- Z 74% Wilson--Mrs 8-7% Kallai--R J Manahan - 9- Rogers--J BR Mcintyre Yy outdistanced Brown--Mrs P Privitera lds -- Sunny Vixen, Trainer J. J, Mead. Pool 48,362. Total Pool 1 mile. Horse Sun and Wind .. Sugar Penny Taffy Smash ee Dr. Fred ' Sir Saugeen . Cwrumba Lauralane . Child 2nd . 1 Winner b m, 6, Windfie art good, won driving. Attendance - wnaweaunse ees Seeyveuns -vre Fe 19 Nu-Way Rugs 17, Horwich Jewel- lers 17, Young Moderns 15, Woodlyn Beauty Salon 15, Coca Colas 15, Modern Upholstering 15, Hayden Macdonalds 14 and Acadian Cleaners 10. Strouds with a 4-0 win over Upholster- ers need one point next week to take the section. Scugogs, who shutout Acadians, is the only team with a chance of up- |setting the dope. Other games resulted jin another shutout for Young Moderns jover Cokes, while Nu-Way and Horwich jalso claimed 3-1 donalds and Woodlyn. Ev Clough with 784 (321, 255, 208) was jthe leader this week and the only bowl- jer in the 700 class. Following Ev were |Greta Tutton 698 (272, 262), Mavis " jlor 684 (251, 246), Betty Sackett 677 ¢ }250) Ede Ryan 676 (251, 213, 212), Ross 665 (259, 219), Bea Bobbie Heron |(282, 246), Marg McGrath 649 |Loretta McLean 647 (3 Murphy 639 (246, 236), Ev Redpath |o34, 208), Vi Mason 634 (246, 224), Edna Hudson 618 (233, 200), 616 (296), Peggy Branton 604 (227 204), |Maurie Shorten 602 (218, 204) and Janet Peel 602 (230). LADIES MAJOR "B" LEAGUE Glaziers took 4 points from Hender- sons as did Nesbitts from Motor City, Saywells put 3 in their book and left | Mitchells with 1 Bints and Horne's |Burns and Whites finished with 2 points apiece. One night left to go and' it's anyone's }guess as to who is going to finish in first place. Glaziers climbed up on to the top rung but as previous standings show it doesn't take much to slip back a step or two. The battle appears to be between the first 4 teams, Glaziers, Horne's, Motor City and Burns, Should jbe a lot of fun, next Monday night. Standings -- Glaziers 20, Hornes 19, Motor City 19, Burns 18, Mitchells 16, Whites 15, Saywells 14, Bints 14 Nes- bitts 14 and Hendersons 11, Over 600 -- Florence Russell 666, Flo | | Williamson 626, and Anne Gummow 60: Top 10 Beth Shortt 250, Je: |Brown 249, 212, Fran Alexander |Cleta Wellman 244, Celia Wigg 2 {Glad Blythe 241, Audrey Hodgson 239, |Olive Vaillancourt 229, Isabelle Hubbell 226, and Irene Severs 221 Lemon Leaguers -- Cleta Wellman 96 | Ede Wilson 83 Anne Reece 83 (So: | Anne, but as you see, you're not alone;, jand Mildred Turney 75. PLAZA FAMILY DOUBLES Our Friday night bowling hit a new seasonal high last week with two bowl- ers hitting the eight hundreds and five entering the seven hundred level. Mavis {Taylor led all 59 (319, 287, 1253) and led her Fitsits to four points jagainst hubby George's Georgettes, Ed |Leslie was the other outstanding bowl- er of the night with 807 (274, 255, 278). Other scores the rest of us can envy were Harry Keyes 785 (242, 306, 237); victories over Mac-| 662+ (261), | 74 NC \the Comets and now have a one and|"'Moose" Wilson leading the ivory with Millie Cameron} 2. | {Fred McKee 762 (318, 265); Olive Mc-;who rolled a nice 706 triple (249, 239. lIntosh 740 (249, 278, 213); Steve Barta|218), Top woman bowler of the week }718 (281, 234, 203); Edna Ward 709 (241,|was Mickey Smith who had a 623 triple, 222 246); Dot Paradise 686 (206, 214,|including an excellent single game of 266); Carl Leslie 672 (248, 222, 202); Lee 308. Other "600" triples were bowled by Byrne 672 (345); Harold Cornish 669|Palm, Knight 681 (216,274); Harry Keys (283, 246); Bev. Gutsell 663 (230, 206,/645 (227,.239) and Leo Smith 602 (217, 22 Flo Lovelock 651 (224, 209, 218); | 233). Blanche Norton 443 (202, 254); Oscar| "200 Morrison (227, 226); Betty Byrne | Heard 625 (212, ; Audrey Key 219); Bill Gutsell 610 (242); Jim Hux-|205 Art Rowden 203, Ron Templar 202, table 605 (218); Gwen McConkey 602\Jerry Hickey 201, Joan Schlottke 221, (226); Helen Fisher 601 (262). Fran Pollitt 219, Flo. Tuson 214 Lor- Well in the two hundreds for one or|raine Prout 210, Dianne Robinson 203. two games were the following: Helen| Ten members of the "Lemon League" Morrison 947. Harry Fayle 244, Jerry|this week and they were Joan Schlottke Harper 244, Alex Alexander 240, 201 |99, Dot. Johnston 95, Eleanor Templar |Harry Norton 242, Bill Barta 236, Bob|94, Palm. Knight 92, Anne Gibson 91, |Corneal 239, Charles Wright 234, Jim Marg. Foreman 87, Ruby Heard 79, 79, Morrison 234, 214, Peggy Fayle 225,|Sylvia Logeman 70, Udo Schlottke 94, 'rank Taylor 221, Tom Rae 221, Ben|Jerry Orpwood 84, 90. Fisher 221, Edna Baker 211, 225, Geo. jor 209, 221 Stan Johnson 203, 220. e Lu Lu's swept four points from | NICKEL PLATE LEAGUE This week's bowling finds big one-half point lead over the Georgettes.|@ nice 717, followed closely by Vic Williamson 709, and W. Sosnowski 649. ALBERT 8ST, CHURCH LEAGUE In the 200 games are J, Smith 245, With just two more weeks left in this |J- Yakemishyn 241, I. Morrison 241, G. section the race for top spot is still on, |P@PpPas 237, G. Fitches 228, W. Steven- with the. Strikers leading with 26 points, |80" 228, M. Carl 227, G. Dawson 216 D. Beavers, 23, Wizards 21, Hustlers 19,/Saunders 215, 201, E. Wakely 214, B. Markers 19, °Gabbers 18, Stinkers, 16,|LeBlanc 214, "Auke" Vyfschaft 212, L, Go-Getters 16, Clinkers 12, Buzzers 10, |Gibson 206, C. Williams 204, G. Morgan Men 600 No Handicap -- Glen Maun-|203, J. Ruiter 201. der 606 (233) Lemon Leaguers this week are J. Men 600 With Handicap Frank |Rekker 92, V. Vasey 88, D. Gutsole 86 Cooper was high man for the night with a nice 759 204), good single Frank S, Gr , 238, 214), A.| Team Standings -- Pin Pickers 30, Venama 706 , E. Jacklin 697|Alley Cats 25, Gay Six 24, Lucky (241, 245, 211), E. Rundle 687 (266, 225),|Strikes 24 Go-Getters 24, Hi Bawls 23, F, Coleman 682 (260, 216, 206), P. Clark |Hi Lo's 18, Head Pins 16, Merry Six 17, 650 (278, 209), Bill Grandy 628 (231, 214),|Jesters 16. L. Parks 610 (215, 206) A. Allman 609] Over 600 Doug Sutton 652 (237, (270, 210), D. Potter 602 (256). 221); Bill Bevin 637 (247, 215); Rich | Men 200 ¥ Handicap -- G. Shemilt | Wilson 636 (266, 257); Harold Ford 632 |256, M, Morrison 233, B, Pike 229, 210,|(242); Elmo Lymburner 626 (265); Red |W. Down 225, M. Hill 224, 210, Z.|Demerse 609 (241). Hawley 227, Zedic 219, E. Holland| Over 200 Frank Stewart 256, 215, K. Mossey 209, R, Corbman 207, C,|Maurie Shorten 248, Cyril Weeks 238, Davis 202 Geo, Ford 202. Carl Burrill 241, Flo Johnston 235, Beth | Ladies 600 With Handicap -- Marg.|Lymburner 235, Marg. McGrath, Aud- Mosse: as high lady with a nice 719|/rey Burrill 223, Herb. Cooper 223, Bev. 284, 202), P. Marlowe 643 (274,/Gibson 221 Shirley Muller 221, Bill 216), B. Taylor 618 (247). |Harding 218, Ted Smith 216, 200, Slim Ladies 200 With Handicap -- J. Leslie | Bell 213, Bill Calder 210, Don Powless )215, F. Boyle 212, M. Bent 210, L. All-|204, Dave Singular 203, man 205, M. Clark 205. | Lemon League -- Pat M puemon, League -- Gord, Ford 72, M.|Barb. Gledhill 80, Yvonne McGrath 75, ill 75, 1. Gibbs 86, Pat Weathe: : Points taken this week -- Clinkers 4,| -- ca ada ened Markers 4, Gabbers 0; Beavers 3, Buzz- | Hustlers 3, Strikers 1; Wizards 2 ters 2 > rates | SEATTLE (AP) Coach FIREFIGHTERS MIXED DOUBLES |Keith Allen said Thursday he ' The Nozzles are the winners of the|is bringing goalie Al Miller rst section with a total of 19 points and have assured themselves of the from the Hershey Bears for a first playoff position. The other team|tryout with the Seattle Western standings are as follows: Alarmists 16,|Hockey League club. If Allen e| ingers 15, Fireflys and Fireaters | i Q i 14, Fireaxes 13, Spitfires 11 and the decides to Keep the American Herbuy's 9, |League goalie, he will replace | 'This week's top bowler was Art Tuson' Jimmy McLeod. WIRE AND HARNESS edie TRY NEW GOALIE |e | from stuffy nose, One ORNFAL. capsule brings you 12 hours of continuous relief _ weepy eyes, and sinus pressure. 4-day treatment $135 *REG. Con. TM. Off. CKLB; vs Provincial Tile. Dec. 9 -- 9.50 a.m, Provincial Tile vs CKLB; 10 25 a.m. Bola- hood's Sports vs St. John's Cadets; 11.00 a.m. Medical Pharinacy vs Firefighters. Dec, 16 -- 9.50 a.m. CKLB vs Medical Pharmacy; 10.25 a.m. St. John's Cadets vs Firefight- ers; 11.00 a.m. Provincial Tile vs Bolahood's Sportshaven. BIDDY LEAGUE 11 8.30 am. Mun- Nov. _ a.m. Parts and Service vs Bola- hood's Sportshaven; 9.20 a.m. CKLB vs Firefighters. Nov. 18 -- 8.30 a.m. CKLB vs Jaycee Blues; 8.55 a.m. Fire- fighters vs Parts and Service; 9.20 a.m. Bolahood's vs Mun- dinger Nov. 25 -- 8.30 a.m. Firefight- ers vs Munrdingers; 8.55 a.m. Jaycee Blues vs _ Bolahood's Sportshaven; 9.20 a.m. Parts and Service vs CKLB. Dec, 2 -- 8.30 a.m. CKLB vs Bolahood's Sportshaven; 8. 00 Canadian Curlers Take 2nd Honors CHICAGO (CP-AP)--Four Ca- nadian rinks posted second- round victories Thursday in the International Invitational Mixed Bonspiel. entered were defeated petition. The Canadian entries now have a total against 18 losses. | games were rolled by Don 272, Al. Prout 211, Jack Fore- by a Chicago rink. Nine of the Canadian teams in the second day of the four-day com- Oshawa Y's Mens New Basketball Schedule | The following is the schedule Cadets vs Medical Pharmacy; a.m. Mundingers vs Parts and; The day's secondary feature, for the Oshawa Y's Men's Bas-|10.25 a.m. Bolahood's Sports vs|Service; 9.20 am. Jaycee Blues|the Parisienne Claiming Purse, 11.00 a.m. Firefighters} s Firefighters. | Dec. 9 -- 8.30 a.m. Parts and | Service vs Jaycee Blues; 8.55 jam. CKLB vs Mundingers; 9.20 ja.m. Firefighters vs Bolahood's |Sportshaven. | Dec. 16 8.30 a.m. Bola- |hood's Sports vs Parts and Serv lice; |CKLB; 9.20 a.m. Mundingers vs |Jaycee Blues. 'Place-Kicker May Determine Giant Outcome | NEW YORK (AP)--Pat Sum- merall, New York Giants' ace place-kicker, may wind up be- ing the difference Sunday when | Philadelphia Eagles invade New |York for a National Football | League game against the Gi- ants, | dingers vs Jaycee Blues; 8.55) Summerall, 10-year NFL vet- eran, holds the consecutive con- jvert string, 107 without a miss, for active league players. Since joining the Giants from St. Louis Cardinals in 1958, he has missed only two--in his first eight at- tempts as a Giant. "Oh sure, I'm conscious of the streak," he said Wednesday. "'I don't know how many I have to }go to break the record (50 to break George Blanda's mark of 156 with Chicago Bears), but it doesn't bother me too much." Summerall, who has booted 24 converts, this year, also takes care of field goals. It is in this department, particularly, that of eight wins/he may mean the difference) jagainst a tough defensive team Among Canada's second-round|like the Eagles. He has made| jlosses was an 8-6 defeat hung/nine of 24 attempts this season. | Keyes 622 (235,\man 208, Gord Brough 205, Jack Cory|on Sarnia's Col. L. C. Phippen| His ] ongest were two 44 - yard | drives. 8.55 a.m Firefighters vs| who were hungry to play in the NHL. "There are plenty of good hockey players in the minors who could play good hockey up here if they got the break," he in front of Pari Passu. Can Add)said. 'Those were the kind I finished third. wanted; players who would work Burnt Roman ran the seven| hard, who wouldn't take it ee furlongs in 1:27 and paid $5.60) because they thought they had ito win. it made. And the Bruins are working hard. They're high spi- rited and they're enjoying the season, but they're working hard and learning." |Thursday. | The two - year - old gelding scored his fourth victory in six starts as jockey Jim Fitzsim- mons rode him home 14% lengths |was won by Pandrag, who de- |feated Count Page by a head and paid $17.20. straight. 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