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ee yee BODY ENGLISH DOESN'T HELP VERY MUCH Body English? Dave Hill, of Denver, Colorado, puts a little "body English" into his shot-- after he has hit the ball, of course, as he tries for a birdie three on the fourth hole at ee Pebble Beach golf course, in. yesterday's final round of the National Pro-Amateur cham- pionship, Dave took a par four on the 325-yard hole. He was two under after nine STN By BRE RY |OLD COUNTRY SOCCER holes, The Denver golfer ea- gled on the 497-yard, par-five second hole and stayed "'in the running" --(AP Wirephoto) Oshawa Rack Fine Scores In Major The first round of the Eastern Canadian Men's Division Five- Pin Championship was comple- ted at Motor City Lanes on Sunday afternoon. There were 57 entrants in the establishmen qualifying round and it was five bowling at its best with the 4 15 shooters qualifying for the Zone Elimination Finals, which must be concluded on or before February 17th. Oshawa bowlers usually fare very in this Canadian having produced several bowlers who have gone on to win Dominion honors in both the Ladies' and Men's Divisions For once, the hottest five-pin bowler in Oshawa managed to finish on top, when Ozzie Keeler led the qualifiers with a nice total for his five game block The "Mightly Mite" racked up 267, 249, 259, 264 and 266 for another one of his good sets, 1305. Right on his heels was none other than his Acadian Cleancr teammate, Denny Linton with 177, 228, 284, 296 and 315 for a total of 1300. This is more like the Linton we remember, who holds the record for a five-game block in the Molson competition. In third place was another well-known bowler, Ron Swart, with 331, 280, 265, 226, 193, for a total of 1295. This is nothing ew for Ron as he represented this Zone in last year's Eastern Finals of the Men's Team Event. Bert Harding followed Ron Swart with 256, 292, 263, 218 and 255 for 1284; Reg Hickey kept the "'southpaws" in there when he finished next with 200, 214, 293, 348 and 224 for 1279. In sixth position was the sur- prise package when Alex Don- aldscn who usually devotes all his time to organizing these tournaments, took it seriously for one day and came up with 211, 215, 311, 284 and 255 for a total of 1276. Some people were surprised, but Alex was not one of them. (Editor's note -- "Says Alex?"') The seventh bowler, Dave "Wimpy" Reynolds, chose just about the toughest way to com- pile a 1274 total. "Wimpy" started with 181, came back with 356 and 246, followed with 163 and finished with a blaze of glory with 318. "How's that for what it takes. Nice shooting Dave." One of Oshawa's most promis- ing young bowlers took the next position when Bob Strutt com- Bowlers Tourney piled 246, $22, 256, 206 and 241 for 1271. The other qualifiers were in the following order, Joe Kastner 1263; Bob Gallagher 1257; Jim Cassells 1233; Hank Sarnovsky 1227; Harold Ballem 1211; Dan Taylor 1198 and finally, Ray a who carried the mail for | SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY HOCKEY , OHA Intermediate "B"" Lake- shcre League -- Bowmanville vs Uxbridge Black Hawks, at Uxbridge Arena, 8.30 p.m. Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Ban- tam League) -- Police Assoc vs Coca-Cola, at 5.00 p.m; Canadian Corps vs Scugog Cleaners, at 6.00 p.m.; Local 1500 vs B'Nai B'Rith, at 7.00 p.m.; Duplate vs Local 1817, at 8.00 p.m.; Westmount vs Can- adian Tire, at 9.00 p.m. TUESDAY All the qualifiers mentioned are requested to keep in touch with the management of Motor City Lanes for information re- garding the date and establish- ment at which the City Zone Eliminations will be held The Ladies' Division will be concluded this coming week. Note: It has just been an- nounced that Alex Donaldson wins the top prize in the tour- nament, his total of 1276 plus the 30 pin handicap he is al- lowed, according to the rules, gives him 1306, just one pin more than Ozzie Keeler. OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Reuters)--Results of the only soccer matches played in the United Kingdom Saturday: English League DIVISION I Aston Villa 0 Blackburn 0 Tottenham 2 Blackpool 0 Wolverhampton 0 Sheffield U 0 HOCKEY Oshawa Mino> Assoc, - (Ban-' tam League) -- Houdaiile In- awa Children's Arena, 8.30 p.m. (Midget League) -- Firefighters vs Kinsmen Club, at 9.15 p.m.; Oshawa Children's Arena. Civil Service League -- Envoy Foods vs Oshawa Times, at 7.00 p.m, and Police Assoc. vs Foote's Flyers, at 8.00 p.m; Both games at Bowmanville Community Arena, OHA Junior "B" = Metro League -- Bowmanville Pic-0- Mats vs Dixie, at Dixie Arena, 8.30 p.m. OHA Intermediate "'B" Lake- shore League -- Trenton Flyers vs Picton MacFarlands, at Pic- ton Arena, 8,30 p.m. OHA Junior "A" Metro League -- Brampton 7-Ups vs Whitby Dunlops, at Whitby Community Arena, 8.30 p.m. and Oshawa Generals vs Toron- to Marlboros, at Maple Leaf Gardens, 9.00 p.m.; Neil Mc- Neil Maroons vs Knob Hill Farms, at Maple Leaf Gardens, 7.30 p.m. DIVISION II Bury 0 Norwich 3 Chariton 1 Southampton 0 (aban- doned after 57 minutes) Plymouth 0 Newcastle 2 DIVISION II | Hull City 0 Swindon 0 (aban-| doned after 45 minutes) | DIVISION IV Oldham 4 Lincoln 1 Scottish Football Association Cup First Round Gala Fairdean 4 Keith 0 Scottish League DIVISION II Hamilton 0 Morton 1 Trish League Derry City 0 Glentoran 1 WAS MAJOR LEAGUER XENIA, Ohio (AP)--James H. Neighborhood Boys PeeWee Puck Loop| The Neighborhood Associa- tion Pee Wee Boys Hockey Lea- jgue held forth at the Oshawa! Children's Arena, on Saturday! morning as usual, with nine games being played. Following! are the results: Nipigon, 2; Rundle, 2 (Ex.) Radio Park, 2; Eastview 'B' (Ex.) Woodview, 7; Bathe Park, 0 Eastview 'A', 2; Connaught, 1 Harman Park, 2; Southmead, 1 Storie Park, 4; Lake Vista, 3 Sunnyside, 4; N. Oshawa, 4 Valleyview, 4; Brookside, 0 Fernhill, 2; Kingside, 0 Wiggs, 83, former major league baseball pitcher who once was Ty Cobb's roommate, died Sun. day. 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McINTYRE HOOD Special London, England Correspondent to The Oshawa Times LONDON -- Tottenham Hot- spurs, winners of the English Football Association Cup for the last two seasons will not achieve the record of winning the eup three years in succession, In the first soccer game played in London since Boxing Day, they were knocked out in the third round of the cup by Burnley by a score of 3-0, Thus Burnley secured revenge for being beat- en by the Spurs in the semi- final in 1961 and the final in 1962, And Tottenham will now be able to concentrate their en- ergies. in trying to win the League championship and the European Cup Winners Compet- ition, in which they are still en- gaged, The game, already three times postponed because of an sa |ice-bound ground at Tottenham, = |was played in wintry conditions on a horror of a pitch. In the morning, after all the ice had been cleared off the field by the use of chemicals, it was passed fore kick-off time left the ground with a greasy, sloppy surface over an iron-hard foun- dation, Burnley suited themselves to the conditions much better than did the Spurs, who were with- out their captain, Danny Blanch- flower, in hospital for a knee operation and their Welsh inter- national outside right, Terry Medwin, The reserves brought in did not measure up to the standard of those they replaced, and that had something to do with the defeat of Tottenham. ALL AWAY WINS So far, only eight of the 32 third round matches postponed from January 5 have been played, and in not one of them did the home team win, In seven, the. visiting side won, and in the eighth, Chelsea and Tranmere Rovers played a 2-2 tie on January 5, but. have still not been able to stage the replay at Stamford Bridge. A rather unusual situation is likely to develop on January 26, the day set aside for the fourth round of the cup. The Football Association has ruled that as playable, But more snow be- where opposing teams have FLYING LOW Oshawa Hawks Lose In Sarnia Oshawa Hawks suffered their fourth defeat in five games, Saturday night as they were beaten 95-74 by a sharp-shoot- ing Sarnia YMCA crew, in the Lake Huron city. The loss, coupled with a London victory over St, Thomas, left Oshawa all alone in the league base- ment and moved Sarnia into second place in the five-team loop. Oshawa must win both their remaining games, here next Saturday against Sarnia and on February 9 against London, if they are to make the final play- off spot. The Hawks, contrary to the final score, played one of their better games. They had an early 8:point lead on some good shooting by Carl Cheski and Brent Oldfield and appeared in the first ten minutes as though they could easily upset the erful Sarnia club. But the *Y" team, playing before some 200 or more loca! fans, were not to be denied. Slick-shooting Jim Bowling canned four shots in-a- row from outside the key and FOUL SHOTS: The Hawks were minus Tom Olinyk, who had to work and team captain Brent Oldfield suffered from a bad bout of the flu and even at that he managed eight points before "fouling out" in the last seconds of the game, . . . Bol- stered by these two, playing in top shape and with their own bigger floor to play on, the Hawks should be real tough for next Saturday's battle... Jim Rowden netted his firs basket as a Hawk and Bob Booth once again played a top game for the Oshawa club, who appeared to be about ready to break wide open... . Saturday could be their big night, SARNIA: Horley 4, Davidson 8, Nicholson 20, McKellar 7, Shurkey, Bowling 23, Gordon 2. Hay 2, Armstrong 12. Total OSHAWA: Oldfield 8, Cheski 20, Guan 3, Grier 12, Etchells 2, Kolodzie 2, Reilly 15, Rowden 2, Booth 5 and Newey 5, Total 74. Officials: Frank Martin and read Jacobson, Port Huron, ich. both qualified for the fourth round, the fourth rourd game will be played, But in all other cases, postponed or undecided third round ties will be played -- weather permitting -- on the date fixed for the fourth round. SCOTTISH DRAW Although several of the first round games have not yet been played, the draw for the sec- ond round of the Scottish Cup has been made. In seven of the games the opposing teams will not be known until postponed first round ties have been de- cided, The draw, however, provides the possibility for some stirring matches. Top of the list is the' game which will be played be- tween Falkirk or Celtic, prob- ably the latter, against Heart of Midlothian, on the former's ground Last season Celtic knocked out Hearts 4-3 after a tough struggle, so that this game should be a rouser, Other first division teams drawn against each other are Kilmarnock at home to Queen of the South, and Rangers away THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, Jonuery 21, 1963 43 ians or Stranraer, 'with the chances in favor o! the Airdrie team. getting through to meet Rangers. The yest of the top teams look to have an easy passage to the second round, Dunfermline trav- el to play Cowdenbeath; Third Lanark are away from home to East Fife; Dundee are at home to Montrose; Fartick or Morton are at home to Arbroath; Ab- erdeen play St. Johnstone or Stenhousemuir away from home; Hibernians visit Brechin City; St, Mirren visit Berwick to play the Rangers there; Mo- therwell are away to East Stir- ling or Stirling Albion, and Ayr or Dundee United are at home to Albion Rovers, In none of these games are the second division teams given much chance of winning over First Division opposition, One non - league club, how- ever, will go into the third round, Gala Fairydean or Keith are drawn at home against Duns in the second round, all three of these clubs being out-| side the charmed circle of first-| from home against Airdrieon- clas: league football. Acadian Move To Acadian Cleaners five - pin club won a very important series in the Toronto City Men's Major league when they took a four-to-one victory over the Darrigo Italian Foods' club at Ace Bowling Centre, on Satur- day. With only six bowlers avail- able, Acadians had to be at their best to stop the classy Darrigo outfit and the boys proved their worth by coming through with a brilliant team effort. ; The first game was closely fought for the first four frames until Hank Sarnovsky took over in a relief role and came through with a whopping 183 for six frames. "Dutch" Lugtenburg led the way in the first with 346, fol- lowed by Bob Gallagher with 275, Gord Longarini 277 and Primo Vagnini 258, were bowl- ing well for Darrigo's and Tom Lenzi"s 261 was also a good effort. Acadians 1325 to 1218. Going into the second game tied for top spot, Acadians turned in another big. one with 1385 to nose out the Italian boys who racked up 1275. Bob Gallagher led the Acadians in this game with 308, then big 66' Nick Nichol tipped in several rebounds and the defending Canadian Senior "B" champs were out in front to stay, By halftime, they had built up a 45-31 lead despite fine individual efforts from Carl Cheski and Fred Reilly, who kept the Hawks close. Oshawa carried most of the floor play in the second half but couldn't seem to keep pace with the superb shooting of their rivals. Sarnia hit on better than 65 per cent of their shots from the floor and easily maintained their lead, Grant Gordon was their big "gunner" in the latter stanza as he kept pace with his taller mates Bowling and Nicholson. Bib Bob Grier making his first start for the Hawks hit several beautiful shots from under the basket and served notice, that when he gets in shape, he'll be really tough to stop. It was only the third time the Midland ace has had a ball in his hands, this year, Oshawa used three centres, Cheski, Gunn and Grier over the last three minutes of the game, in an effort to hold a height dis- advantage, and even went into an all court press in the dying seconds, but Sarnia had too big a lead and coasted to a fairly easy win. Jim Bowling led all scorers with 23 points, followed by Nick BASKETBALL SCORES Dick Adams 303, Ozzie Keeler 264 and another terrific relief; job by Hank Sarnovsky with 213 for a six frame stint, The third game was a real National Association Saturday Cincinnati 114 New York 108 Syracuse 149 Boston 148 St. Louis 116 San Francisco 114 Sunday Boston 133 Los Angeles 121 Chicago 113 Cincinnati 93 St. Louis 116 San Francisco 115 squeaker when Ozzie Keeler ran into a heap of trouble but "Hur- ricane Hank" again came to the rescue with 181 pins for the final four frames. Coupled with Hank's fine re- Nef work, Dick Adams 288, Bob Gallagher 281, and Denny Lin- ton 266, gave Acadians the edge 1291 to 1212. Stouffville Blanked 12-0 By Shellettes Ajax Shellettes, the only female hockey team in the area, blanked their Stouffville coun- terparts 12-0 during weekend hockey action. It was the second time in two meetings that the Shellettes trounced Stouffville. In their last contest Shellettes managed an 18-0 victory. Janice Godfrey, Joy Hercia and Barbara Duff led the scor- ing parade with two goals each. Janet McDonald, Sandy Fer- tile, Marlene Gibson, Nancy Fleming, Darlene Gibson and Leona Sleep added singles. WEEKEND FIGHTS Nicholson with 20 and Grant Gordon with 19 for Sarnia, Car! Cheski, in his top effort of the year, hit for 20 Oshawa points with Fred Reilly sinking 15 and Bob Grier 12. At the foul line Oshawa had 12 for 28 and Sarnia 15 for 24. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miami Beach, Fla.--Luis Rod- riguez, 150, Miami, Fia., out- Pointed Joey -Giambra, 169, Hollywood, Calif., 10. Panama--Ismae] Laguna, 125, Panama, stopped Bobby Grey, 126, Stockton, Calif., 8. FRONT-END ALIGNMENT JOHN BEAN "Visualiner" SPECIAL 95 PHONE 728-6221 for eppointment Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service jam. GENERAL TIRE 534 RITSON RD. S. OF OSHAWA 728-6221 4 Darrigo's finally made the score sheet by taking the fourth game when Acadians ran into a few rough spots, Darrigo's 1178, Acadians 1089. Vic Termi- nisi 265 and Gord Longarini 257 were best for the winners. The fifth and final game was a battle for top position in the standing and both clubs were out for this one. It was a tight fight with Acadians coming through with flying colors with 1279 to 1230. Hank Sarnovsky completed a nice days trundiing by leading his mates with 326, Dutch Lug- Cleaners Top Spot: tenburg also came through with a very handy 293, Dick Adams 231 and anchorman Bob Gallag- her clinched it with a great finish for 246. Team totals, Acadians 6369, Darrigo's 6113. Seagrams dropped a four-to- one decision to Bowlodrome ad the net result shows Acadians now in top spot, with a two- point advantage. Bob Gallagher was the top Acadian with 275, 308, 281, 232 and 246 for 1342; Dutch Lug- tenbung 346, 242, 231, 198 and 293 for 1310; Dick Adams 213 303, 288, 224 and 231 for 1259. Hank Sarnovsky was the mo.t valuable man of the day with 916 for 29 frames including a 326 score in the fifth game. Denny Linton had 780 for 35 frames and despite several bad breaks, came through with some vtry timely hits to keep his end up. Ozzie Keeler who has been a tower of strength on the club since the start of the season, unfortunately ran into a bad day and had to settle for 762 for 36 frames. Gordie Longarini was best for Darrigo's with 277, 320, 222, 257 and 346 for a nice total of 1422. Pirmo Vagnini was next with 1220 and Vic Tenminisi had 1165 for 45 frames, The standing -- Acadian Clea- ners 13, Darrigo's Italian Foods 11, Seagrams 11, York Bow! 10, Carway Chrysler 10, Bowlo- drome 10, Willow Bowl 8 and Atlas Bowl 7. With six clubs within striki.g distance of top spot, ever: °° points to some exciting trundling within the next few weeks. Sat- Al Heffering's Imps Move Up Via Shutout Al Heffering's Imperials mov- ed into contention for top spot In the Willowdale Men's Major five-pin league when the Imps racked up their second consecu- tive shut-out by blanking the cg + Canadian Construction The first game was won ra- ther handily by Heffering's with was steady as a rock and gave an excellent exhibition of pick- Ing up the corner pins for @ wih 738 Dutch. Lugtenburg 737, Jim Cassells 674 and Gerry Bennett 660, The latest bulletin from the Willowdale league shows the Heffering team well up in the sta' as a club and also in the vidual high averages, If the Imps can nake a play- off spot, they should make it very interesting for the other contenders, Bob Gallagher and tae ake ines rom the ering the strong men should be avail- able tis week: 1234 to 1058, the second game, 1284 to 1121 and the third game, 1315 to 1265, Dave Reynolds who was at top form, set the pace in the first game wiht 273, followed by Sel es 264 and Gerry Ben- nett 258, Dick Adams 'oined the attack in the second game with 291, Dave Reynolds again shone with 291 and Jim Cassells 272. The British - Canadian Con- struction club was struggling all the way and the decision was never in doubt. This same club took a very close decision from Heffering's in the last meeting of the two clubs. 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