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? 3, Ai Goguen Wi, 20, BIN Wenster ar Gialet tee Ge rede we, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 29, 1962 13 ster 238, George Jeffreys 214, irene Hurtibese 207, Win Turner 235, Tom Rae 220, Harold Dervent 203, George Tait 253, Marjorie Stevenson 206 and Phil Cormier 244. a Lea: -- Dot Dervent 93, and Rita Lewis 93. Helfering's Nip Bad Boy In Tight Set Acadian Cleaners Muff Big Chance 246, L. Plume 26, T. Gow 246, M. Lesenko 243, G, Robinson 232, D. Weiss 216, D, Rukaruck 208, J. Morris 207, L. Kornie 205, R. Brown 205, V. Stans- bury 204, B. Weiss 203, F. 8 9d 203, T. Bosely 203, A. Robinson 202, A. Lee 201, R. Godfrey 201 and D. Davies 201. High Team Triple -- Kaickerbock- OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS el Wed- 200's -- Sally Jefferson 270, Noreen Larocque 261, Marg Barnes 250, Viv. Myers 233, Pat Elliott 226, Dorothy Zedic 223, Joyee Hackett 223, Anna gas 4 213, Phyllis Adamson 213, Joan FRIENDLY 48 LEAGUE Pied The. bowling is steadily improving. This week we have two "aoubles, five| nett bag ior biol = in the lemon league. arion Harding 4 je Sheridan 95 Y peeeay is the ben night of the first section. ware ll, Jury and Lovell ll, Sheriff Real Estate 9, Kinlock's 9, Mod- ern Upholstery 9, - Medal 9 ard »| Angus Graydon Rug 7. Bowler -- Mae Jamieson 520 Acadian Cleaners missed a -- opportunity to move into place in the Toronto City Major five-pin league when the locals dropped a_ three-to-two decision to Atlas Bowl. The Oshawa crew was in trouble right from the outset and lost 'the first game with a very low total of 1066 to 1177 for Atlas. It was a rather spotty first game and was never in The second game, while show- ing much improvement by Acadians, also was taken by Atlas with a 1295 total to 1223 for the losers. Acadians appeared to have, game under wraps but ran into a little trouble in the last half and were barely nosed out 1231 to 1182. The Oshawa boys finally came! to life in the fourth game when they ran up a dandy 1332 total to break the ice against the jalong with Ozzie Kesler and pace, the Acadians continued their improved play to take the final game 1279 to 1203 and again it was Denny Brown who gave the team the required lift, Bob Gallagher. The team totals were: Atlas Bowl 6177 to 6082 for Acadians. Fortunately for Acadians, the leading Seagram club also went down to defeat which resulted in the standing remaining the same. Seagrams 22; Darrigo's 21; Acadian Cleaners 20; Car- way Chrysler 19; Atlas Bowl 16; Willow Bowl 16; Bowlo- drome 14; York Bow] 12. The Acadian club was-due for a bad day, as they have been hitting at a terrific clip during the past month but the boys did very well to come back as well as they did. 'Dutch" Lugtenburg was top shooter with 204, 268, 251, 286 amd 227 for 1236; Bob Gallagher 266, 205, 228, 274 and 259 for 1271 total of Atlas. A revamped line-up was the reason for the turn of events and one of the feature points was the steady trundling of 'Rookie' Deny Brown, who threw a nice 272 game. Dick Adams also played| a big part with a 329 game- Wih 'Dutch'? Lugtenburg in| lead-off position setting a fine! 1232; Ozzie Keeler 226, 268, 249 and 287; Dick Adams 1086 for /44 frames; ank Sarnovsky 565 ifor 27; Denny Brown 687 for 26; |Denny Linton 123 for 6. | Bob Bagshaw was the hero} for Atlas with 1465 for his five | games, which included a whop- iping 440 game, 11 strikes and| just one miss. | Oshawa Carways Biank Bowlodrome Carway Chrysler did the in- evitable on Saturday at Planta- tion, the first time in two years that they caught a rival team on an off day, and were able to take full advantage of it They didn't bowl real well but good enough to take all five points from Bowlodrome and climb within three points of the leaders. In the first game it was Ron Jay. with 286 who led the Car- way boys to take the first point 1213 to 1036. Ed Moody was best for Bowlodrone. In the second game Bowlo- drome ran into head pin trouble Top Five Teams In Old Country Major Soccer LONDON (AP)--Old Country soccer standings (including all games of Saturday, Oct. 27): ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I a = A Pt 26 22} ~ > Tottenham Everton Burnley Leicester _ and they used all eight men but to no avail as Ron Jay| continued to lead his team with/ 268 and all his mates rolled over) the 200 mark, to win 1128 to! 900. The third game was keenly, contested all the way with Car-} way having a good finish in the) ninth and tenth, to win 1197 to! 1130; Again it was Ron Jay who was having one of his better) days with 270 and Bob Slade| 234. For Bowlodrome= it was | Stan Grice 296 and Bob Fal-| coner 285 but with not much} jhelp from the rest of the team. The fourth game Carway again had everything their own| way with Reg Hickey 312, Ron Jay 294, Bob Slade 271, J. Cas- "sells 261 and D. Reynolds pick- ing up 169 pins for six frames | of relief, for 1367 to 1013 for | Bowlodrome. The last game saw head pins | very prominent on both teams | and it went right down to the | last frame when clean-up man Bob Slade had to get a mark for Carway to win. He had a good hit but left 'a corner'; then he spared it up and then gy ahead pin to 1050 to) " Individual scores--were: Car-| wrurea eee ee & Wol'hampton Division 11 Cr oe 2 s 13 19) 18 19| 23 1419) 25 25| 29 25} 5 25 23| 36 21) 2220] wenrtiarw arn ne 16 28) 15 26) Brentford 21 21 Crewe Alex 22 21 Lincoln 5 27 20) SCOTTISH LEAGUE Rangers Hearts Celtic Dunfermline Partick Divis' St. Johnstone Stranraer E. Stirling Hamilton Cowdenbeath 817] 10 14 713 "een 9 13) 11 13 1417 21 16 18 15 16 15 19 14 =e ee ear D- Reynolds 252 for 10/ Fern and a total of 5064 and} five points. BEAT CANADIANS LONDON (Reuters) -- The |touring Canadian Rugby Union team was beaten 17-3 by a com- bined Brigden and Maesteg- side Saturday, but the visitors | won praise for their "fast and jopen"' style of play FEVERISH, SNEEZY, STUFFED UP? When a cold strikes, insist on~ te COLD CAPSULES TMasiradstehasit sees rom Heffering's Imperials took a decision from the Toronto Bad Boy club in the Willowdale Men's Major five pin- wide on|"! Saturday. The Bad Boy outfit took the first game with 1295 to 1061 for Heffering's boys and in. this game the Imps had 18 head pins to contend with, which- made the difference. The Heffering squad bounced back to take the second game with a 1234 total to 1203 for the Toronto outfit. Alex Donaldson, who had been forced into service due to the absence of 'Dutch' Lugtenburg, led the club in this) game with a 316 score. Bob) Gallagher and Reg Hickey also gained assists. The third and rubber game, saw Heffering's at their best with a 1310 total, Dick Adams) 306, Bob Gallagher 295 and Reg Hickey 251, were the top trund- lers in this win. While winning two of the, three-game set, the Heffering club had to settle for a four-to- three point win, as the Bad Boy club finished with the higher team total, 3688 to 3605. ick i OR Reardon . 252, vg Anderson 217 iad Belle Forbes "Gateliites took three points from Mari- golds; Jokers took three points from; 203, Pet Five 'Thistles took there points from Two Roses and Gogetters took two ints from Bluebells. Team Standing -- Satellites 16. Five Thistles 12, Bluebelis 11, Jokers 11, Go- pune 10, Jets 8, Marigolds 3 and Two Rose: LADIES MOTOR CITY LEAGUE High Single -- Evelyn 3 219, | 213, 214, Vera Szikszay 214, Myrt. Magee 208, Lois Burdon 212, Dorothy Burtch 211, Vi. Brown 206, Ann Sabo 206, Lyla Huxtable 205, "Shirley Kaler on Ethel Hoar 204, Eileen Anderson , Bee MacKenzie 203, Hazel Saanon 203' and Flo, Panter 201. Total Points for Each Team -- Lucky 13 4, Seven Ups 3, Corn Balls Cameos 3, Sharpshooters 3, Lifesavers 4, Nick Nacks 3, ies eg? 3, Black} Cats 1, Shamrocks 1, Nose Gays 1, Red Apples 1, Maypoles 1, Pre 1, Budgies! \1 and Corner Pins 0, N HOOD LADIES High Triple -- Raney Brisebois, 704 ee 248, 202). 600 Scores --- Evelyn Redpath 680 (327), Eve Stata 679 (273, 208), Mary King 661 (264, 242), Betty Grandy 648 (228, 227), Lillian Morrison 642 (311), Isobelle King 641 (247, 244), and Edna ppoegips 615 (223). Scores -- Hilda Mooney in | staeline Morrison 251, Marg. Gilpin mates with 781 for his three |game score, 218, 268 and 295; {Dick Adams was next with 196, 213 and 306 for 715 Red Mc- Quaker was top man for Bad Boy with 309, 294 and 195 for 798; lM Fred Pechaluk 295, 221, 280 for! 796. Other good games were by Len Gazey 272 and 260. Heffering Club will be at full| strength this week and should be at their best, with Manager Alex Donaldson will also be Team Standings -- With just two weeks left in the first series, Camp- bell's lead with 20 points followed close- ly by Readings with 19: Pearse's 17; DuGuay's 16; Manila's 16; Burrus' 12; De Pratto's 11; Tom Collins 11; Coilins 10 and Ward's 8, Good scores were few and far be- ween -- let's blame it on the cold weather eh? Julie Roesch led the tripies with 689 (273, 220); Ev. Campbell S72 (275, 207); Flo Bracey 665 (295, 244) Helen Fetchison 6 61(214, 248); Clara Oatway 636 (246, 210) and Yvonne Du- Guay 612 (215, 204). Singles -- Kay Manila 273, Tennier 265, Ellen Burrus 234, Doris Ball 234, Laura Collins 227, Helen An- derson 218, Marg. Daniel 218, Doree Keleman 207, Edna Hall 207, Emma Winnie Malo 207, June Yuill 202, Eleanor Hen- ney 201 and Myrtle Stephens 212. Bowlers Please visible in the gutter or on the lane bed must be removed before bowling the next bowl, otherwise a foul will be de- |clared and a five-pin penalty charged. THURSDAY AFTERNOON STORE LEAGUE Team Standings -- Peoples 16, Jor- Bob Gallagher again led hisjavailable in case of emergency.\dons 12, Nu-Way Rug 12, Swan's Hard- 225,| Top ee pnt Note -- Deadwood | 400 Scoi -- Betty Black 483 (297), Maude Cockerion 482 (244, 238), Vida Morey 462 (263), Helen Gourlie 453 (253, 200), Merle Poche 425 (252) and Marion Hutchins 410 (213). 200 Scores -- Lynn Barlow 235, Anne Chryk 228, Myrna Baldwin rion Hagerman 219, Al Hill 215, Marie Forde 3,/212, Mary Curry 210, Odie White 208, Judy Zak 207 and Edna Bowers 201 MOTOR CITY MIXED BUSINESS Team Standings -- Atoms 16, Slow| |Pokes 15, Blow Outs 14, Dimwits 14, \Smilers 12, Hawks 11, Headpins 10 and Do Heads 4. Triples over 600 -- Barry Townsend 700 (236, 288), John Ulrich 615 (208, 238), Bill Gallant 657 (241, 258), Harry Fayle 738 (311, 234), Archie Brown 675 (275, 218), Don Moss 715 (211, 212, 291), Shirley Smart 617 (247, 214), Art Smart 720 (366), Peg Fayle 628 (263) and Charles Taylor 749 (273, 285). Games over 200 -- Bert Trick 219, Edris Lee 210, Lily Rae 210, Gerald *|Perry 206, Stan Turner 240, Dot Dervent KIDNEY AID for RHEUMATISM Pain After 21 twice a3 many women as m are made miserable by common wr' inary irritation caused by a germ, Escherichia Coli. To quickly combat the secondary aches, muscular pains and disturbed sleep caused by Kidney and Bladder irritations, try taking an internal CYS' antiseptic bath for a few days. All you do is take 2 little CYSTEX tablets with a glass of water, In addition to its cleaning anti- | septic action, OYSTEX is also an analgesie pain reliever for Rheumatic Pains, Head~ ache, Backache, and muscular seine. Get CYSTEX from druggist, Feel better fast, { Men's High Single -- G. Judd 346. Men's High Triple -- G. Judd 713, Ladies' High Single -- M. McCuaig 9. Ladies' 632. 300's -- G. Judd 346. 200's -- -- igs 233, Thompson 259, 209, Bill Maule 236, 214, J. Stacey 237, | 232, J--Gow 224, 202, 223, J. Richards 212, 200, \224, 208, G. HARMAN PARK ers 3, High Triple -- M. McCuaig/y ae Team Single -- Crickets 1,102. Points itniks 20, Hams 17, 'Lame Brains 10, Helicats 14, Slippers i" peed gerd o Rebels * and Brenda Novak 201 Crickets 18,/ Jamies 28, Top o_ 18, Boo rokes 6. 258, M. Mecuain fg G. McLean 247, E. Rukaruck) Godfrey 269, L. Misfits "A Keloneswectars 9, Nut Heads 7, Bobcats 7 and Spitfires 5. One dozen lemons, eee LADIES --Joan Lois | Glover 619 rr) "and Zena Sheri- Pattersonidan 608 (201, 278). an 620 (232, 213), Hobos 27, Twisters 19, Misfits 18, Team Standing -- Flintstones 38, J. Jim Dandies 22, Lge rer} Gals i. Boo's 14 and Slow High Single -- Marion Ross 290. 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