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THE OSHAWA YIMRS, Monday, March 18, 1963. 1] Heffering's Bow To El Mocambo ed to nose the Imps out with 1247 to 1237 for Heffering's © lads. The net result was, four SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY HOCKEY Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Ban- tan League Round-Robin Play- offs) -- Canadian Corps vs Local 2784, at 5.00 p.m.; Hou- daille Industries vs Canadian Tire at 6.00 p.m., B'Nai B'Rith vs Police Assoc, at 7.00 p.m.; Scugog Cleaners vs Local 1500 6. at 8.00 p.m. and. Duplate vs '\Coca-Cola, at 9.00 p.m. All 'games at Oshawa Children's -| Arena, ' TUESDAY Michael's Trophy Annual Bonspiel Has Fine Debut -- Second Game -- points and an aggregate of 22. Les Eveniss, 9; Win Kitch, - High one-win prizes in the) Clair Peacock, 12 R. Thompson, ; Ken Conlin, ; Fr, Pereyma, early draw were claimed by L. W. Whittington, 11; H. Robinson, 'oster's Peterborough rink, | Oscar Parker, 7} mt he irabebl with four points and an aggre- yovsely + oe id gate of 24. J. Boyes of Clarkson|J. Boyes, } -- Third Game -- Geo, Mitchell, ; 1 4 the second' section were fourlee?,.\polker, 6: Al Heffering's Imperials dropped a tough decision to the El] Mocambo Tavern club in the Willowdale Men's Major league|points for Mocambo and at Willow Bowl. : three points for Heffering's. The The first game was taken by|team totals were Heffering's El Mocambo by a very narrow|3719 to 3695 for El Mocambo, margin and it was just the odd| This loss results in Heffer- break in the final two frames) ing's being now 5 points off the that gave them the edge, the|pace with only four weeks to go scores, 1235 to 1187, and it has to be an all out ef- Gerry Bennett was the topjfort if the boys are to make a men for Heffering's with 274,|playoff position. ; Reg Hickey 240 and Bob Gal-| Reg Hickey was the top shoot, lagher 237, Kenny Richardson's|er for Heffering's with 240, 270 300 and Ivon Jones' 267 were|and 327 for 837; Gerry Bennett El for The Oshawa Curling Club's final "open benspiel"' of the sea- son was held on Saturday and this year became the first an- nual '"'Michael's Trophy Bon- spiel". Popular venerable of the club membership, Eddie Michael, to- gether with Mrs, Frank Michael- son Paul, son-in-law Ken Conlin and Eddie's son Jack, stepped Awa '| HOCKEY Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- Ban- 'tam League Round-Robin -- .|Westmount Kiwanis vs Local -|1817, at 8.15 p.m.; Midget 1J, VW; |Bob Walker, 6; L. Foster, 7; G. Mitchell, ' { had ee and an aggre. bas: Websters 33 gate of 15. ' W. Whittington, 12; L. Foster, j * i injt. Eveniss, 5; J. Boyes, High two - game winners in hen Contin, J. Gibson, the key scores for El Mocam- WINNERS OF the W. R. Bennett Paving Trophy, pre- mier award in the Oshawa Golf Club's Mixed Bonspiel on Saturday, are shown above. Jack Glover, of the' W. B. Bennett Paving Co., is shown left, presenting the trophy to winning skip Ewart Nichol. ning rink, left-to-right, and Mrs. Edmondson. Other. members of the win- - are Mrs. Nichol, 'By' Edmondson --Oshawa Times Trophy up as new sponsors of the event and along with a handsome new trophy, to be known as "The Michael's Trophy', also donated the prizes to the top. winners, @| As it turned out,' three dif- ferent rinks, each with a 'Michael connection were in the running for top honors but Bob running for top honors but Bob Walker's rink copped the event with three wins and a total of 14 plus 2 points, The winning rink included Bob Jackson, Rich by Gary Thaler, with 14 poits. Next in line was Larry Mar-! shall's Oshawa rink with 8 plus) 1, for two wins. | High one - game prizes in this group went to Bill Miller's Osh. | awa rink with six points and an} aggregate of 26, beating out} Geo. Campbell's rink, which had six points and an aggregate of 8. | Following are the complete; rinks and their scores: | 9:00 O'CLOCK DRAW | curlers from Kitchener, skipped] Fr. Pereyma, Jack Kerr, '|League Round-Robin -- Rotary .\Clubvs Lions Club, at '|p.m. Both games at Oshawa |Children's Arena. | UAW All-Stars Play Tonight The UAW AH Stars, who have been patiently waiting for their next opponents to complete the Area Council Tournament, take 1; H, Robinson, 6; R. Thompson, 10; Oscar Parker, Wm. Kitch, A. Faudemer, GUANWAOM, WUNW 11:00 O'CLOCK DRAW KITCHENER OSHAWA Geo. Skippen, Gi Goulding, Don Clugston, Frank Young, Allan Asmussen, Jack Perry, Gary Tholer, Geo. Campbell, i ; ki 'p, skip, BARRIE OSHAWA R. Robinson, John Luke, W. Rowell, Bob Hill, Chas. Knight, J, Smith, skip, OSHAWA Duncan Brodie, Alex Brodie, « skip, FENELON FALLS V.Sheehey, R. Armstrong, 8B. Bryans, Dave Disney, Jack Magee, 9,15| D0 nett 248. Joe Chain was best pte club a team scorer of 274, 248 and 229 for 751; Bob Gallagher 237, 273 and 205 for 715; Dutch enburg 185, 226 and 269 for i Kenny Richardson was the top man for El Mocambo with 300, 224 and 259 for 783; Ivor Jones 267, 240 and 223 for 730; Joe Neil 241, 228 and 254 for 723; Joe Chain 172, 282 and 240 for 694. Sel Himes again was absent for Heffering's as also was Dick Adams and the Imps real- ly missed these two boys. A full turnout of bowlers is Heffering's came through in the second game with a 1295 score and it was Bob Gal- lagher 273, Jim Cassells 278, Reg Hickey 278 and Gerry Ben- for El. Mocambo with 282 and Ivor Jones 240 to give the El With only a few pins sepa- ating the two clubs, the Heffer- ing squad went all out for the third game and the odd point Vesey, Gord MacMillan and Bob) sinteas Ws Walker, skip. |J, Humphreys, Ruddy Andrews, Runners - up and playing also| Doug Grant, Bob Matthews, in the early 9.00 o'clock draw, |2im spleen aj ' . {Clair Peacock, was Clair Peacock's fink from} ~ kip, for total pinfall, but it was not expected for this week and some to be. El Mocambo just manag: J. Gamsby, better results are expected. skip, S(t OSHAWA. jLarry Marshall, | skip, 5(W); | PETERBOROUGH | Gerry Stinson, Jack Wilson, W. McCullough, on the very impressive Ux. '| bridge Black Hawks in an ex-| Ed. Drinkle, hibition game tonight in Ux. Don Marks, bridge at 8.30 p.m, Doug Keel, | Oshawa Golf Club Bob McDonald, Al Webster, skip, Holds First Annual © Bennett Mixed Do Oshawa Golf Club held their first annual W. B. Bennett Pav- ing Trophy Mixed Bonspiel on Saturday with a full entry of 24 rinks, half of these being home club entries, and the event proved an outstanding success with Ewart: Nichol's Golf Club rink taking top honors, thrée wins and 13 plus 1 points, for the trophy honors. Curling with skip Ewart Nichol were Mr. and Mrs. "By" Edmondson and Mrs, Nichol. Runners-up in the day's play with R. Smith's rink from Tor- onto Granites, with three wins and a total of 12 points right behind them was A. Vance's entry from Thornhill, with three wins and 10 points. In the 9:00 o'clock 'Ab' Rob-| ins' Oshawa Golf Club rink had two wins and a score of 15 plus 7 points, followed by J. Knox, of Toronte CSCC. with 13 plus 1 for two wins. Bill Holland's home club rink had high one- win prizes, with six points. In the late draw, Dan Hellens and his Dixie rink took the two- win prizes with a score of 11 points. while Dr. C. Laidley of Lindsay, with 8 plus 5 points, was easily the top winner in the one-win division. | Hightlight of the day's play occurred in the third game of the second section, when Charlie Mcliveen, substituting for Bill Ridgley, came up with an 8-end against Ken McMurrich of Ham- and} | -- Third Game -- F. Simpson, 8; B. -Felsinger, R, Risebrough, ilton, The "Doc" and his mates needed the big 8-end to win the game 17-5 but the eevnt called E. Nichol, ~ "ktai i b obins, for champagne: cocktails, with Sb hares, br skip Charlie "doing the right! Geo. Bates, ; Wm. Holland, thing"'. 11:00 O'CLOCK DRAW Following are the complete|, MAMITON results: -- Ken Smith, }D, McMurrich, 1C, McMurricn, OSHAWA CC. | skip, Phyl Bates, | DIXi8 Claude Phipps, |Marg Bate, 'Peg' Phipps, |Pete Bate, George Bates, | Betty Hellens, skip, 4.|Dan Hellens, '5 FENELON FALLS | skip, i Evelyn Graham, | OSHAWA GOLF Merv. DeNure, Brenda Calhoun, Helen Sergeant, Doug Calhoun, Dr. Bill Graham, | Dorothy Munday, skip, 1: arth Munday, skip, A OSHAWA GOLF | oR. GRANITES Helen Brock, G. Barford, Tom McDowell, |R. Barford, Merlee Lawrence, |p, Smith, Roy Smith, Frank Simpson, skip, skip, 2; TORONTO CSCC OSHAWA C.C. Ethel Butler, Ken Bates," | Olwen Rolson, 'Preem' Whiteley skip, | THORNHILL Jean Horris, Graham, M. McCorten, Cliff McCarten, 'Babs' Henry, 9:00 O'CLOCK DRAW B. Ross, WHITBY May Robson, Morley Finley, Mary Anderson, Ralph Risebrough, skip, Marg. Baldwin, Dr. J, -Baldwin, Hilda Black, ; Frank Black, OSHAWA GOLF Betty Lofthouse, Gord Lofthouse, 'Do' Robins, 'Ab' Robins, skip, 17; PETERBOROUGH Barb Lynch, ean Lynch, Helen Hildebrand, Ike Hildebrand, skip, 7; OSHAWA GOLF Irene Edmondson, 1 'By' Edmondson, Helen Nichol, Ewart Nichol, skip, TORONTO CSCC Caye Bassett, Norm Allan, Lillian Knox, John Knox, skip, DIXIE Doris Dixon, Dick Sanderson, Marj. Sanderson, Don Dixson, skip, skip, LINDSAY Helen Gregory, Bill Gregory, Glad _ Laidley, Or, C. Laidley, J. Ross, B. Ross, N. Short, Lloyd Short, Betty Tipney, Ken Tipney, Jean Bradley, Bruce Bradley, skip, H, Deudaou, R. Deudau, J. Felsinger, B. Felsinger, skip, OSHAWA GOLF Helen Glover, Jack Glover, Ermal Holland, Bill Holland, skip, A OSHAWA GOLF Sue Kessler, John Kessler, Jean Crawford, Bob Mercer, 5; skip, ---- Second Game -- 1, Hildebrand, 6; D. Dixon, Geo. Bates, 13; B. Felsinger, Wm. Holland, 10; Dr. Graham, F. Simpson, 5; Bob Mercer, €. Nichol, 14; R. Risebrough, J. Knox, 11; A. Robins, ; 9 Faye Henry, Fred Harris, Bill Henry {Doris Vance, |Al Vance, skip, 7; -- Second Bill Ridgley, skip, Game -- R, Smith, A. Vance, B. Bradley, |B. Ross, }L. Short. ; W. Ridgley, ; Dr Laidley, -|Dan - Hellens, ; P, Whitley, } -- Third Game -- 5.|Dr. Laidley, ; Frank Black, 6.| Roy Smith, 10; Bruce Bradley, 4.\P. Whiteley, 6(W); 8. Ross, 4A. Vance, 10; Dan Hellens, 5.|C. Mellveen, 17; 2:1 Eigin Munday, 10; C. MecMurrich, Lloyd Short, OSHAWA GOLF skip, 4 OSHAWA GOLF skip, le OSHAWA GOLF skip, OSHAWA GOLF OSHAWA GOLF Marj. Armstrong, 6(L) Toronto Parkway; their three games and had a total of 13 points, just one be- hind the winners. This rink was comprised of Jim Humphreys, Doug Grant, Jim Sharples and Clair Peacock, skip, -- actually all Oshawa curlers. In the 11 o'clock draw, Russ 5. Wilson's Oshawa rink went into >|their final game with 12 points 4,,and an excellent chance of cop- -\ping the trophy but they had to settle for a tie game in third round, against Larry Mar- shall's rink, Skip Russ drew his last rock, on the extra end, to .,\win the game, for three wins jand 12 points. His rink included | Ralph Vandervoort, Doug Blair, land Jack Judge. Other three-game winner in the second section was the rink of Wally Wilson, Larry Heffer- ing, Bob Patte and Paul Michael, skip, with 10 points. | Bill Whittington's rink, with two wins, 10 points and an ag- pbc of 31, took top honors 'in their section for two wins, |rink, which had two wins for 10 who won! the| 8. followed by Fr. J. Pereyma's|¢ | ROYAL CAN'S | Bill Root, \Jim Bayley, lan MacPherson, |Jim Gibson, | skip, 7(W); | OSHAWA | Bab Jackson, {Rich Vesey, Gord MacMillan, Bob Walker, skip, 12; OSHAWA H Jack Hammond, j Sam Jackson, | Bob «Skitch, Herb Robinson, skip, 7(L).| HUMBER | Jim Keirns, Doug English, George Kimber, Wm. Kitch, | skip, OSHAWA | Bruce Johnston, Vern Walker, Ken Whittington, | Bill Whittington, | skip, B(L),! CLARKSON =| Cal Luther, Derek Shearlaw, | Bill Abernethy, | John: Boyes, | + Skip, 4.) OSHAWA Syd Temple, Fred Ashwarth, | Les Gorrie, | Oscar Parker, | 9; -- skip, 7; OSHAWA 'Hap' Hamel, Jim Naylor, Fred Thompson, Les Eveniss, skip, AVONLEA G. Park, W. Hill, | K. Mokedans, | Geo. Mitchell, skip, HIGH PARK \Glen Reid Cliff Miall, Al Blenkhorn, Alf Faudemer, skip, 8(W); OSHAWA Cam Henderson, Buck Luke, Norm Ward, Ken Conlin, skip, nd TORONTO CSCC F. Frederick, F. Forsyth, Cc. Canke, R. L. Thompson, |}. skip, PETERBOROUGH ed Payne, | Ron Summers, Don Dummit, |Len Foster, skip, OSHAWA }Frank Baron, John Morrison, Vern McLaughlin, r. J, Pereyma, skip, 8; F 10; |C. Peacock, 8(W); 6.16, |A. }Paul Michael, | Chas, 5./Alex Brodie, Chas. "Peacock, The Black Hawks, who won skip, 5.\the Lakeshore Intermediate fie Moke League championship, now have Bob Graham, a lenghy lay-off as they wait W. Braithwaite, for the team that will represent hi ah pic 7,| the north. TORONTO The All - Stars will be meet- B. Caoee ing their strongest opposition to A. Baker, date in this game as Uxbridge G. Funnel, 'boasts such players as Fred skinsuawa °|Etcher and Art Rennick, the Ross Gibbs, jleague's scoring champion. To en Mare: |bolster the strength of the All- Roy Sawyer, |Stars, coach Lloyd Clarke has skip, 9.,added a few players like Stan gin Wenee* =| Westfall, Gord Luke and Lynn Joe Smith, | Middleton to the roster for this 'aiph Denney, | game, Sone «| The All - Stars will travel to |Schomberg on Sat. Mar. 23 to tangle with the two De Havil- -|land clubs, which marks the Game -- Paul Michael, 11; Gerry Farrow, 4 Fy > ' 'opening of the Tournament's 6(L).. . G Compbell, é(t)ltinals. The first game Larry Marshall, 14; Newt Richards, Bill Miller, 12; B. Payne, A. Funnell, 6; G. Gamsby, 6(W); Alex Brodie, 8(L). Gory Thaler, .| scheduled for 5.40 p.m. asus. Eades The return match will be W. R. Knight, 6.)played at the Bowmanville "|Arna on Sat. Mar. 30 with the B. Payne, G. Fi f s \ ; J. Sm '|starting time set for 6.30 p.m. 9(L). Roy Knight, , skip, OSHAWA Wally Wilson, Larry Heffering, Bob Patte, Paul Michael, skip, OSHAWA Ed Hill, Art Stubbins, Joe Bolahood, Newt Richards, skip, OSHAWA Ray Webster, Bill Holden, Tom Murphy, Gerry Forrow, skip, OSHAWA Ralph Vandervoort, Doug Blair, Jack Judge, Russ_ Wilson, skip, 9 -- Second Miller, . Wilson, Ve J, Smith, 11; -- Third » Richards, 9; Campbell, 10; Funnell, 10; 10; 9(W) R, Wilson, ; 13; is} Gary Thaler, Peacock, 9; x4 | BOWLING NEWS | OLD COUNTRY SOCCER By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special London, England Correspondent To The Oshawa Times 6. 5. 3, 4. 6. 4. 3. 2. 3, L). 6. 5. 8. Subway Lunch Upsets Kinloch's In Opener The NPHL (UAW) opened its Final Series (best 3 of 5) pitting Kinloch's (defending champs) against Subway Lunch, making their initial appearance as fin- alists, and after a thrill-packed 60 minutes of sustained action, Subway emerged with an 8-6 victory, thereby stamping them- selves as serious contenders to the NPHL crown, worn by Kinloch's. Kinloch's broke in front early in the opening period on Reid's 'screened blast and went two up on Irwin's goal at the midway presently mark, as Subway showing the effects of a prolonged layoff, could not at this point get un- marker in the last minute tracked, \play. Despite Kinloch's territorial) advantage for most of the ini- tial period, the Clothiers could not add substantially in a scor- ing way and with seconds re- maining, Pilon of. Subway cut the margin to 2-1 on a neat pass- ing play. Subway took command imme- diately at the outset of the middle stanza and two goals in blasted home the _ insuran next game Sunday, Mar, 24 ing at 1 p.m. }ton, Mapes, Johnson, can, Meraw, Kilpatrick, gen, Planke, Burgess, Houck Northey. KINLOCH'8--Gutsole, Steffan, Knox, Malloy, Sutton, Fitchett, Buchanan, Re NHL BIG SEVEN the opening minutes of play, gave them a lead they never} relinquished. Inspired by this} 1ST PERIOD dd turn of events, the Sub-| 1. Kimloch: Reid (Mason) ley, Mason, Pringle, Brown, Miller, Mainguay, Irvine and Irwin. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Detroit's big Gord Howe netted his 35th goal of the sea- scn Saturday night in a National Hockey League game against Montreal and drew two assists against Chicago Sunday. The three points gave the 34- way crew really poured the] 3, Sipcch: Inwin (Miller) " power on with the result that) (Burgess, Meraw) they left the ice at the end of 2ND PERIOD the period with a substantial 6-3] $ Subway: Layton (Burgess) ead, as Kinloch's were visibly| " (Houck. Layion? shaken at this point. . Subway: Burgess The final period remained jscoreless until the midway point 2 3 12. 13. 14 (Johnson, Gougen) . . Kinloch: Knox (Reid, Gutsole) Subway: Layton (Pilon) ance with Burgess tipping the scales in Subway's favor, as he Third opening game of the series should act as a criterion for the future matches and ail fans are urged to attend the the Port Perry Arena commenc- SUBWAY LUNCH -- Bastarache, lay- Dea Pilon, Gou- and Wors- Allems, LONDON -- Dundee, Iast. sea- son's Scottish League cham- pions, have joined the select group of British clubs to reach the semi - final round of the European Cup competition. They won both legs of the round against Belgian champions, An- derlecht for an aggregate score of 6-2 to stride majestically into the top four teams in European soccer. After winning 4-1 in the first leg in Belgium, Dundee again won 2-1 in the second leg played at home, although on piay they should have won by a much greater margin. ce of with Dundee are Cup-holders, Benfica, of Portugal; Milan In- iernazionale, champions of Italy Playoff Next Year Prophesies Milt BOSTON (AP)--Coach Milt |Schmidt says Boston Bruins "are about three good players from a fine hockey at id, os away |team.' The man who guides the Na- witional Hockey League tail-end (club made his remarks Satur- ""\day to a meeting of Associated .44|Press New England sports edi- 27 tors. In the semi - final round along) Dundee Moves Up In European Cup Round and Feyenoord, champions of Holland. The draw for the semi- jfinal round will largely deter- mine Dundee's chances of being the first British team to reach the final, which this year is to be played at Wembley Stadium in London. Previously, four British teams have reached the semi - final round Hibernians, Rangers, Manchester United and Totten- ham Hotspur, but they were all eliminated in that round, But up in Dundee hopes are high that they can be the first club to play in the final. If they can keep clear of Benfica in the semi - final, their chances can be considered as good. |OTHER RESULTS | In the other European Cup quarter - finals, Benfica beat Dukla of Czechoslovakia 2-1 on aggregate; Milan beat Galat- saray of Turkey 8-1 and Feye- }noord knocked out the French |Champions, Rheims, by 2-1. Playing at Velencia, Spain in the quarter finals of the Inter- cities Fairs Cup. Edinburgh Hi- | bernians were badly beaten, the 'score being 5-0, This looks like much too big a margin for the British| ofr L: Marshall, W. Miller, L. Miller, J. Gamsby, LAKE VISTA MIXED 600 Triples -- Marian Rosamond (297, 285); Jackie Marshall 676 229); Marge Bailey 656 (262, 225); Jac' (302, 169). 200 Singles -- Pete Bremner 220, Brian Henderson 799 (256, Mann 609 (245, 201) and Ollie Scott 602 'a, OLD COUNTRY SOCCER LONDON (Reuters)--Results of soccer mathes played Satur- day: FA CUP Fourth Round Middlesbrough 0 Leeds 2 Fifth Round Leyton Or 0 Leicester 1 Man United 2 Chelsea 1 West Ham 1 Everton 0 Arsenal 1 Liverpool 2 Southampton 1 Sheffield U 0 Man City 1. Norwich 2 ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Aston Villa 4 Birmingham 6 Blackburn 0 Fulham 1 Blackpool 2 Sheffield W 3 Ipswich 2 Tottenham 4 Notts F 1 Bolton 0 Wolverhampton 7 West Brom 0 Division I Chariton 6 Plymouth 3 Rotherham 3 Preston 1 Stoke 4 Grimsby 1 Swansea 1 Newcastle 0 Walsall 1 Derby 3 Luton Town 3 Huddersfield 2 Division It Barnsley 1 Bristol C 1 Brighton 0 Millwall 2 Bristol R 1 Southend 2 Carlisle 2 Shrewsbury 1 Crystal P-1 Bournemouth 6 Northampton 1 Watford 0 Peterborough 1. Reading 1 Queens PR 1 Bradford 2 Swindon 2 Port Vale 3 Wrexham 5 Notts C 1 Division 1V Aldershot 2 Rochdale 0 Barrow 3 Mansfield 2 Bradford C 2 Chester 0 Darlington 0 Exeter 1 Hartlepools 2 Workington 2 Lincoln 0 Stockport 0 Newport 1 Brentford 4 Oldham 4 Doncaster 0 Oxford 0 York City 2 Southport 0 Chesterfield 3 Torquay 9 Gillingham 0 Tranmere 2 Crewe Alex 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I Clyde 0 Hearts 6 Dundee 2 Partick 1 Hibernian 2 Aberdeen 3 Motherwell 4 Falkirk 1 Queen of S 2 Celtic 5 Raith 1 Kilmarnock 4 Rangers 5 Dundee U 0 St. Mirren 3 Dunfermline 1 Thd Lanark 2 Airdrieonians $ Division II Albion 3 Morton 0 Ayr U 2 Hamilton 2 Brechin 3 Stirling 6 Cowdenbeath 2 Berwick 4 Dumbarton 2 St. Johnstone 3 E Stirling 2 East Fife 1 Forfar 1 Alloa 1 Stenhousemuir 3 Arbroath 2 Stranraer 2 Montrose 2 220, Percy Kirk 217, Mae Normoyle 210, Dan Normoyie 206 and Jack Jardine 200. SHERIFF'S TAILORING LEAGUE second division Middlesbrough ts and the 5-0 victory of Norwich Cfty over Newcastle United. Ar- senal got safely through to the fifth round with a 2-0 home victory over Sheffield Wednes- day, and Manchester United eliminated Aston Villa by 1-0. SCOTTISH CUP DRAW The draw for the third round of the Scottish Cup has begun to clear up as second round postponed games are cleared off. It is now Cutups 21, Zippers 16, Needies 16, Bobbins 12. triple. Ruth Canfield 632 (201, 239), Marion Tureski 618 (251) and June gd 600 (276). 'eians good single games : Irene Kehoe 250, Ona Zambonelli 237, 226, i 230, 'lin Vincent 225, Marg. Dafoe 219, Helen Garason 210, Eleanor Watson 209, Doreen Wick- ens 204, Joyce Fulling 203. There were some mighty low games but everyone m: to clear the line but poor Betty Fraser with her little 91 game. You show us next week, Betty! OK girls, now let's go -- this is your last chance to gain yourself a trophy! PARTS AND SERVICE LEAGUE High Singles -- E. Sweet 278, J. Par- sons 273, J. McCutcheon 270, H. Me- Leod 261, B. Jones 234, A. Villa 233, Mercier 231, F. Dwyer 230, D. 228, K. Sanders 223, H. Kane 217, P. McRoberts 216, R. Day 211, M. Drago- matz 211, P. Jarvis 211,.E. Blair 205, J. Howard 201 and G. Freeman 201. F. Bidgood 702, K. Mitton 670, J. Gow 669, J. Dell 661, D. Crandell 656, A. Hircock 651, G. Kurelo 647, K. Smith 624, B. Walls 619, V. Smith 608, J. Brady 606 and R. Guiltinan 600, Wednesday's Results -- Buicks 3, Maple Leafs 3, Pontiacs 3, Olds 2, Chevs 1, Cadillacs 1, Corvairs 1, GMC's 2 4th Section Standings and total Pts.-- Buicks 10-57, Chevs 11-55, Corvairs 9-52, GMC's 10-52, Olds 4-48, Pontiacs 7-48, Cadillacs 6-44 and Maple Leafs 3-40. As it stands at the moment, | the third round games are: Queen of the South vs Hamil- ton; Dundee vs Hibernians; Queen's Park vs Dundee United; St. Mirren vs Partick Thistle or Arbroath; Aberdeen vs Dunfermline and Rangers vs East Stirling. "tr postponed games played, Rangers beat Airdrie 6-0 and Celtic beat Gala Fairydean 6-0, while Raith Rovers unexpected. ly defeated Third Lanark 1-0 at Cathkin Park. LADIES MOTOR CITY LEAGUE High Single: Norma Norris 282. Hibs to overcome in (the,second leg. game at Easter Road. | In a European Cup - Winners} Cup quarter final, Atletico of Madrid won the two-game series by an aggregate of 5-1 over Bul- garian cup holders, Botev Plovdiv and advance to the jsemi - finals. SUSPEND TEAM STOCKHOLM (CP)--The Bast|,4-a) nn Sues ines 8 GM, G -| Over 600: Norma Norris 620 (282); oe hockey vial Ieeudeuen | Bee McKenzie 617 (260, 222); Vi Brown pended from international com-|6i3 (241, 218); Marj. Carswell 605 (230, petition for three months Sat-/p, ind Madeline Mortis ot, wee! urday for not facing the West|Tonkin 249, Hazel Bannon 247, Barb. German flag after losing 4-3 to Topping the triples wae Joan Smith with a nice 276 game to make a 644 .| their -\the 31-year-old veteran goalie. «.|Maroons Win 3-2 "Hold Series Lead By THE CANADIAN PRESS Jack Costello is the only half Irish so he probably couldn't expect to have all the St. Pat- rick's day luck. Costello, of Irish-Italian par- entage, was lucky enough to score two goals Sunday for Windsor Bulldogs, but he was the only one to beat the nearly airtight goaltending of Al Ben- nett of Chatham Maroons. Bennett's mates scored three goals for a 3-2 win before 4,223 Windsor fans and a 2-1 lead in best --of- seven Ontario el Association senior A fi- nal, Saves, particularly in the first period when Windsor fired shot after shot at the brilliant Ben- nett from point blank range. Costello tied the score, mid- way through the second period afer Frank St. Marseille scored for Maroons in the first. Harvey Nash put Maroons back in front in less than a minute. Costello tied it again with five minutes left in the game, but Bob Pole scored the winner for Chatham 76 seconds later. Bennett, who topped the league's goalies in the regular season with six shutouts, had 33 saves against Windsor, a high-scoring club that had seven players in the top eight scorers in regular league play. And it took Irish luck to bet He made some spectacular ACADIAN CLEANERS Odourless Cleaning Shirt Specialists © Pick-up end Delivery Service © Drive in Service @ Same Day Service Vaults on Premises PHONE 728-5141 299 BLOOR Ww. BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES LTD. "DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS" NEW HOMES & HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 725-4704 436 RITSON WN. (Where Pavement Ends) Vaughan 227, Grace MacDonald 222, West Germany in the world|othy Elis 218, Vera 217, Elleen Mary King 221, Hilda Collins 219, Dor- hockey championships. The sus-|Anderson 216, Betty Grandy 2i5, 212, Marge. Fudger 212, Marg. Eccles 208, yi L 14.3 . : pension, however, does not g0|Marj. Vaughan 207, Dorothy Demille year-old veteran a healthy six-\when Burgess with the 'hat|* '"*"' Sep"Semiop" "' '7'°|, "We need a good right de-| 2 and Shirley ee, point lead in the NHL scoring race with 81 points. Andy Bathgate scored once in New York's only weekend. out- ing to retaim second spot with 75--34 goals and 41 assists. Toronto's Frank Mahovlich picked up one assist Saturday and held third place jointly with Chicago centre Stan Mikita. Both have 73 points, but Maho- viich ranks ahead because of his goal-scoring leadership with 36. Henri Richard of Montreal is fifth with 69 points, and team- mate Jean Beliveau sixth with 67. Beliveau leads the-NHL in assists with 49. John Bucyk of Boston netted one goal in Boston's only week- end game fo hold seventh place with 64, The leaders: Howe, Detroit Bathgate, New York Mahovlich, Toronto Mikita, Chicago Richard, Montreal Beliveau; Montreal Bucyk, Boston G A Pts 35 46 81 34 41 75 36 37 73 31 42 73 23 46 69 18 49 67 26 38 . Subway: Burgess \fenceman and two good for-/ IN ENGLISH CUP into effect until Tuesday--after| 202 and Shirley Kalar 201. 64 | jtrick" made it 7-3 for Subway, however Kinloch's vaunted power began to assert itself and the Clothiers rallied to rap in thee goals and with the score 74 with less than two minutes of play remaining, the final outcome hung in the bal- (Pilon, Gougen) - Kintoch: Irwin (Fitchett, Reid) : Irvine (Brown, Knox) * Kinloch: Malloy 16 - 18. Officials: S&S, Morgan and M dard : The star of the game award made to Burgess of Subway, -- PLA YAGAIN j 14.30} 10.15|wards to reach the level we| jseek," Schmidt said. "That's {not just my opinion, it's shared .44/by the hockey experts. 3% "Come next year, we're go- 13 time to win more than one of|go into the fifth round. Among Sud- our first 18 games. Yes sir, we will jyear. make the playoffs next " The fixture confusion is gra- dually clearing up in the Eng- lish Cup competition, although | there are still some fourth round jreplays to decide which teams the completion of the champion- ships. The East Germans were allowed to play their final game of the tournament against the Points -- Cameos 17, Snowballs 16, Niknaks 15, Seven Ups 13, Cornballs and Maypoles 12, Budgies, Sharpshoot- ers and Red Apples 11, Corner Pins and Lacky 13's_9, Shamrocks 8, Nose Gays : a 7, Black Cats 5, Lifesavers 2 and United States. 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