Oshawa Times (1958-), 3 Oct 1963, p. 27

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Again it was high team score for the night, to Lucky Six S with 3385, Shorty's just managed to nose out New. comers, by a two to one margin, thanks to_ Gord Brown, and Lorne Pollard. 'Rockets took two games from Last |Six, and Knockers toppled Tailors for the same count. Group 2 Is fast developing into a well knitted group, and the coms {petition should be very interesting be: fore too long. | The standing -- Group No. 1 Blue Jays 8 pts; Lucky Strike 8 Dutch Treats 6 Big Six 6, Perry's pets 4, Spicers 3, Jo Jo's 1, Mouses 0. Group No. 2 -- Lucky Six 7 points, Newcomers 5, Cyclones 5, Taliors 4, Last he ' Knockers 4, Shorty's 4 and Rock- Individual high scores -- he 4 No. 1 Mickey McMaster 927 (408), Johns sn 911 (303, 300, 308); Roy Nesbitt, 829 (300) Al Perry, 807 (340); Ron Jay, 785; Ron Swartz, 769; Jim Hardie, 765: Frank Hill, 754; Jim Sullivan, 747 (340)a ae State, 738; Harding, 7363 0, 734; Dave 725; Denny Brown, 725; Hank Brown, 7m: Marry Gillard, 716; Bob Gallagher, ; re » 708; Bi Soren 707. dep piel ye oe roup No. 2 -- Gord Brown, 759 (292) George Taylor. 757 (290); Stan Reid 73 (299); Dave Conboy, 756 (333); Red Hardie, , Archie Brown, 706 (282), Marshall Smith, 695; George Top: a Se Rng TL 662; B. Edgar, rd a ee | The Special Committee has \drawn up ® very attractive program for the season, and Chairman, Dick Snowden should make a very important announce- Events Here! Tomorrow! 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