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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, Merch 17, 1964 10-PIN ACTION Ron Milne Captures Cole Porter Award Chuck Andor and Ron Milne got together this week and both|$ shot over 600 to lead their team, the Flyers, to a shut-out victory in the Lander - Stark Classic League. Chuck had singles of 231 and 211 for a fine 625 triple, meanshile, Ron had games of 211 and 203 for a 608 triple. LANDER-STARK CLASSIC LEAGUE lyers rr to be back In form mendous efforts Ron Milne, both topping 600. Lorenz Schatz did a@ fine job for the losers but the Flyers were foo hot and just missed the season's high team triple by only two pins. The Royals upset the league leading Tigers 2 to 1 as George Brabin made the difference while Stan Gainer fired 8 couple of 200 games in a@ losing cause. Walt Scott and Walt Crystal combined to pace the Lions to a 21 victory over + the seventh place Eagles. Jim Thomson tossed a dandy 232 In the Eagles lone) win. Ray George and Ralph O'Reilly sup-) plied the pay-off punch as the Jets edged the Hawks 2-1. Ray's average continues to climb and this week rolled 2 beautiful 243 game. Harry Blohm Is also improv- ing and. again this week he was the Hawks leading performer. Ron Milne captured this week's Cole's Bowler of the week award. A reminder the league will bowl: at 10.00 a.m. on March 72. Big Eight .-- C. Andor- 625 (231, 211); R. Milme 608 (211 203); L. Schatz 599 (235); G. Brabin 599 (209, 201); W. Scott 595 (208); 589 (243); R. O/Reilly 566 and S. Gainer 561 (205, 204). Standings -- Tigers 47, Lions 45, Fly ers 41, Falcons 41, Royals 37, Hawks 35 Eagles 34 and Jets 32. TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE This week was unusual as all teams won or lost by shut-outs. lucky teams fo win all seven points ere! the |with 45 points and are followed by Mod- |34, Signet Signs 32, Sandy's Supertest 29, iby Ozzie Sponer 579, Fred Snow 542, Jim |Moorley 511 and Dan Thomson 501 A and° P, Thompson Plumbing, Scugog Cleaners, ettes, General Aggregate} 'and Ritson. Centre. The unfortunate los- ers who lost all seven points are Qsh- awa Wood Products, Ron Robinson Ex- ration, Slo Moshions, Nu Way Photo,|5 cay. Maurice Berg and Cadillacs. There were some very poor scores shot this week as only seven men made the 500. The lucky seven, who weathered the) storm were G. Turner who was high with 561, B. Wilmore 559, T. Clarke 552, C. 547, D, White 547, R. Blanchard 510 and G. Copp 505. OSHAWA MIXED LEAGUE Scugog Cleaners are leading the league ern Grill 41, Morrison's BA 40, Gillard Cleaners 39, Henderson Block 38, Courtice Champs 37¥2, Big Five 37, Big Six % Duffy's Red and White 36, Holody Alum- inum 35%, Carl's Barber Shop 34, Flyers Winners 26 and Doug's Barber Shop 20. Top Man for the night was Don Rich- mond with a 581 triple and was followed \Lamont 535, Keith McGregor 525, Werner Hubner 520, Cliff Bradshaw 515, Brian Top Lady for the night was Caro! Ger- mond with # 463 triple and was followed by Jean Hutcheon 454, Leona Jones 442, Norma Magee 435, Anne Bone 431, Marg Brown 429, Merion Leonard 428, Shirley were Matt Katchaluba 579 (203), Lorne Schatz 563, Gord McCormack 553 (225), Bob Peake 544 (203), Sam La Rocca 543 (201), George Reid 541, George Lawrence 523, John Gyurka 522 and Ed Mothersill 18. Josie Gyurks was way out In front this week with a 541 triple and second place went to Mary Mothersill with s 496 triple. Other high triples for the ladies were Elleen Worsiey 466, Janet Peel 462, Doris Vann 442, Caro! Collis 438, Grac Fusco 429, Mavis Taylor 426, Joan Bradshey 421, Barbara Gyurke 420 and Ada Floody} 420. | Leed: The n average for the men was George Turner with 179 and followed! closely by George Reid with 178, Lorne Schatz 177, Gord McCormack 173, Bob Worsley 173 and John Gyurka 171. The high average for the women was Josie Gyurka with 169 and followed by Doris Vann 160, Mavis Taylor 156, Fairley Bouckley 153, Marion Peake 152 and Mary Cole 151. THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Black's Men"s Wear 2 finally met their match this week as they were beaten by LA and B Discount by 3-1, for their first loss this section, This left them with 24 points and 19,059 pinfall and followed by Scugog Cleaners 2) points and 19,230 pinfall; Dumont Aluminum 19 points snd 18,790 pinfall; LA and B Discount 19/ points and 18,538 pinfall; PicO-Mat 18, }Bowers 416, Barbara Kirkham 410, Eleanor Herbacko 406 and Glenda Thom- son 405 Don Richmond still leads the men 179, Babcock and Fred Snow with 175 Ozzie Sponer with 173. | Barbara Kirkham |s stHi In front with) and ofllowing close by are Harold and short. on pinfail, next came Hutcheon and Shirley Bowers with 149. EASTWAY MIXED There were some very good scores shot) thi¢ week with Doug Cole In front with a) 594 triple (216 single) and was followed! closely by George Turner with 8 593) 587 (215). Other good scores for the men} Clints Texaco 16; McLaughiln Fueis' 15, H and L Enterprises 15; Les Eviness Sale 15; Houdaille 13; Black's Men's Wear 1, 12; Mackie's Van and Storage 11; with Goch Supertest 10; Ideal Dairy Products| Bradford 7; Homes by Harrison 6 'and Dyeft's Sports 3. This week's top man was Frank Sobli R. George! 152, Carol Germond also has 152 but Is|with 627 triple and was followed by R. Jean|O'Reilly 583 (235); R. Young 573 (225);)/Rangers H. Prakken 570 (211); S. Hodgson 567 (210); C. Martin 560 (201); R. Milne 552 (202); F. Taylor 551; R. George 548 and B. Peake 547 (232) Other high singles. for the night were G. Hornby 222; F. Zeroiony 215; E. Ed: wards 212; C. Russell 211; R. Davis 209; Theltripie (234, 215) and Bob Worsley wit|B. McHugh 204; B. Markus 202; H Gil- lard 01 and S. Gainer 200 OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS | LAKE VISTA MIXED LEAGUE Art Sheridan was high man _ again. This week with 710 (267, 223, 220) Con-| 636 (281, 203); Molly DePrafto 635 (231,, 215); Betty Jollow. 633 (217, 212, 204);) Laura Collins 620 (225, Hall with 605 (226, 204). "What again?' John Trott 806 (339) and Ron Swartz 802 (323) 203); and Edna! over 700 --- Guys: Jim Hardie 786, A!| Portadown Perry 765, Reg. Hickey 763, Ewart Cars-/Coleraine Leading Teams In Old Country Soccer Leagues LONDON (AP)--Standings of top teams in Old Country soc- cer (including Saturday's games): ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I WLT F APt 19 6 8 82 5944 18 8 8 69 5044 179 9 80 50 43 19 49 67 3542 18.410 72 474 16 810 69 5440 Tottenham Everton Blackburn Liverpool Man. United Sheffield W. Division If 18 13 3 56 29 49 10 8 6 18 9 6 7 8 8 7 412 63 65 65 62 30 48 43 45 54 42 53 38 Sunderland Preston Chariton Newcastle Division TI 21:97 1813 6 20 7 9 64 46 47 19 710 65 45 45 1612 9 68 49 444 61 85 38 51 52 49 Crystal P. Coventry Watford Bournem'th Bristol C Division IV 1811 6 47 1614 7 46 19 710 88 18 910 64 20 512 58 53 Gillingham ster Carlisle Workington SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I os 19 § 17 4 Kilmarnock 5 Hearts Celtic Dundee if 7 1 9 Division Tf 29 0:1120 19-7 4 69 1511 5 81 17 5 9 66 17 4 8 66 30 58 35 45 52 41 40 39 Morton Clyde Eas: Fife Arbroath Montrose IRIS HLEAGUE 11 2 3 40 10 3 3 31 5|Mikita, Dd} \Beliveau, Montreal 22 24 22 23) NHL BIG SEVEN By THE CANADIAN PRESS Only his teammate Bobby Hull would appear to be in a position to catch the National Hockey League's point-gather- ing leader Stan Mikita in the final week of the schedule. Miki ran his total to. 87 points with his 37th and 38th goals of the season in the week- end play. | Hull is four points behind. He jscored his 41st goal and added a pair of assists to his season's production in Chicago' week- end games. Montreal's Jean Beliveau is closest to the twosome and he's a full eight points behind Hull after picking up his 26th goal and 49th assist. Two points back is Toronto's Andy Bathgate who overhauled Chicago's Kenny Wharram with a five-point weekend. Bathgate collected a goal--his 19th--and four assists to climb into fourth spot. : Wharram was restricted to a single assist and fell to fifth with 38 goals and 32 assists. Pete Ward Aims To Aim His Throws SARASOTA, Fla. (AP)-- "Most of my ernors were throw- ing errors," said third-baseman Pete Ward of Chicago White Sox. "In fact, it was so. brutal at times I could have run over to first and tagged out a couple of guys I couldn't throw out." That's the major figw last year's rookie sensation was starting to correct when he bent over early in spring training and strained his back. He fig- ures it will cost him about two weeks in his conditioning pro- 'am. "T was working on positioning my elbow differently," said the Montreal-born infielder. "I was trying to get truer throws by ro- tating my arm differently. You know everyone said I was a ter- rible fielder, but that's not true. I made 88 errors, but about 75 per cent were on throws." Besides correcting that fault, Ward said he has one other aim retired from international cricket in 1958. He has scored more runs- 4,455-than any other West Indian in Test cricket and holds the world Test record of five consecutive centuries, this season--to be able to stee! himself every day to the fact that major league pitching is so good. Ward said the biggest sur- prise of his first season was not his ability to respond under the pressure of taking over at third base--he had been an outfielder his last two years in the Balti- more onganization -- but his home run total of 22. "When I first walked into Co- miskey Park, I took one look and said to myself: ""T'll be lucky to hit 10 hom- ers in this place.'" 'Ward, who hadn't displayed much power until his final sea- son in the minors, said an ad- justment in the way he held the bat made the difference. WEEKES RETIRES BARBADOS, Windward Is- lands (AP)--Everton Weekes, 39, one of the most famous West Indian cricketeers, an- nounced Monday that he fs re- tiring from. the game. Weekes Detroit' Gordie Howe - and} Boton's 'Murray Oliver round) out the top seven with 68 and/ 65 points, respectively. Howe) scored once on the weekend and} Oliver was good for a couple! of assists The Leaders: G A Pts./§ 38 49 87 83 75 73 2 70 68 65 Chicago Hull, Chicago Bathgate, Toronto Wharram, Chicago Howe, Detroit Oliver, Boston EXPORTS DOUBLED Australian exports to the U.S. more than doubled from 1959 to 1963, to a total of $298,000,000 annually \ 4 NOW PLAYING Greatest Story of Love and Faith the World has Ever Known! 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TECHNICOLOR?® From WARNER 45 38 f phot ngiagig ick Vi Mapes 261, Glad Knight 251,|well 750, Ron Jay 708 and Art Smart 715 infield i! 231, Bea Manning 224, Ellen) (306), ag Phar Vice 752, Nancy Peel|Glentoran " ; lBurrus 218, Winnie Tennler 217, Phyl|749 (337), Mary Mann 734, Janet Peel) tr O'Reilly 67 (208, 236, 233); Jim Claus $70! vounce 217, Dorothy Bentley 208, M./728, Laura McKinlay 722, Lou Himes 718: Derry City (277, 250); Stager Northey, 6 toi acoy;| Walker 206," Betty Pearse 206, Lois Wal-|Shirley: Smart 713 and Lorraine Murphy Ainsdee ; 0! o Joker Gavas 641 (213, 222, 206); Joan|30" 206 and Phoebe Mullen. 200. 2a fol ; i : | Pattman 637 (216, 214,207); Ruth Butier| Points taken -- Campbell's 4, Manija's; High Average Race -- Guys: Lioydjing up for their visit to North Bay. Janet 625 (207, 31); Ollle Scott 61 (221, 233)/0; Ward's 3, DuGuay's 1; Reading's 3, Sabins 263, Sel Himes 249, Harold Beliem|Peel has widened the gap over Lou| and Ernie Pattman 600 (276) Pearse's 1; DePratto's 3, Gallagher's 1;/247, Al Perry 239, and Reg. Hickey 238./Himes by two points in the high average t Roesch's 3 and Burrus' 1 |For the Dolls: Janet Peel 227, Lou Himes/race but with three weeks fo go It Is still Pram gt agra OB Mir eg Total Points -- Campbeli's 23, Werd's 225, Mavis Taylor and Marion Dingmen|2nybody's guess as to the ultimate _win-| don Brown 230, Dave Geen 227, Ed Rose|20, DuGuay's 17, Pearse's 14, DePratto's | 224 ner. There were a'so several new faces 103 3 42 943 39 835 36 22 23) 23 22 26 19 20 -- ee Oliver 696 (250, 255); Harry Irwin 685 (210, 244, 231); Murray/June Yul 6, Wo EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: 224, Bob Rockbrune 221, Zena Sheridan 220, Joyce O'Reilly 216, Murray Butler| 15, Ann Northey 213, Elsie Henderson 211, Colin Smith 211, Art Brown 209, Shirley Logan 205, Pete Bremner 204, Brian Henderson 203, Lois Gavas 202 and Eleanor Herbacko 201. "Team standings -- Jiggers 24, Push- ettes 22, Tooters 21, Jokers 18, Seltzers| 14, Bobils 13, Deadheads 10, Sweet and Sours 7, Blows 6 and Pebbles 5 HERMAN PARK LEAGUE The Ladies' High Single and Triple this week was Marg Lesenko with 652. (165, 188, 297). The Men's High Triple went to Al Reid with 682 (232, 235, 215), The High Single was Jim Montpetit 242. 600 -- Ross Godfrey 636 (222, 211, Brian Reid 638 (211, 208, 219) and Meinichuk 644 (191, 220,2 38). 200 -- Bill Wassel 227, Pam Bosley 228; | Marlene Major 216, Tom Lodge 226, Don-| na Reid 217, Lloyd Patterson 229, Vivien Clements 211, John Gow Jr. 212, Everett) Phillips 228, Theresa Reid 233, John Gow) Sr. 210, Danny Rukaruk 210, Sonny Law: 203); | Bil 14, Gallagher's 13, Roesch's 12, Reading's 1, Burrus' 9 and Manila's 7. Total Pins--Campbell's 69.479; Roesch's| Nancy Love 749. Laura McKinlay also) Ewart Carswell. As to the 67,970; Pearse's 67,924; Manlla's 65,290;\made it with Mary Mann still bashing/average race Lioyd Sabins has It In DuGuay's 65,134; Ward's 65,085; De Pratté's 64,783; Gallagher's 63,521) Bur-| rus' 61,876; and Reading's 61,72). Your Executive for the 1964 season Is: vice-president, | Manning President, Betty Pearse; Edna Ward; treasurer, Bes and secretary, Laura Collins GUYS AND DOLLS MAJOR | It was Perry's with @ clean sweep over | Jay Birds 4 to 0, also Sabers over saitvs| 4 fo 0, Legal Lights over Hicks 3 to 1 and Pea Que's over Ball Hi's 3 to 1. | Standings -- Sabers 12 points, Perry's) 11, Sally's, Hicks and Legal Lights 8 points each, Jay Birds 6, Ball Hi's 4 and) Pea Que's 3 | 'The high team triple was bowled" by Legal Lights with 3,688 with Legal Lights bowling the new high single game of the year of 1,457, beating their former high single score of 1,448. Select Class -- Lloyd Sabins $42 (326),| rence 233, John Griffin 212, Sallie Plume! 224, Frank Clements 214, Ernie Beaudry 225, Gerry Cockwell 223, Liz Black 206, 228, Norm Mooney 205, Jim Montpetit | 242, Connie Cockwell 05 and Bud Hil! 205, 205 Lemon League -- Vivien Clements 91, Betty Godfrey 94, Molly Bosley 88, Ivy Craddock 96, Tom Boyle 87 and Lynn Shibley 86, 65 Team Standings %, Lucky's 6, Whizbangs 5, Krazy Legs 6, Doughheads | Kinds 8, Wildcats 4, Go Getters 12, The '¥s 2 and Question Marks 2 - Gasbags 8, C Hopefuls. Dead End OPuC LEAGUE Team Standings -- Ruffians 100 ¥5, Rockets 76 and Head Pins 64. Ladies' High Triple -- L. Powell (177, 187, 229) Men's High Triple --- K. Garrison 747 (295, 196, 256). Mixers 593 | Ladies' High Single -- L. Powell 229. on Men's High Single -- K. Garrison 295. Over 200 -- J. Malinowski 201, 203, K.) Garrison 295, 256, F. Gates 252, 234,.£ Roberts 200, P. Bligdon 201 and L. Powell 28 Lemon League -- D. Myers 96, $. Wind- over 98, 97, B. Lyon 95, L. Shaw 87 and B. A. Dodds. 91 PARTS AND SERVICE LEAGUE High Triples -- G. Mercier 730 (228, 235, 297)5 K. Sanders 711 (280, 211, 220); J. Grieve 706 (341, 220); E. Simking 679) 4226, 245, 08): A. Villa 676 (07, 254,} 215), E. Clark 673 (221, 291); D. Clark A. Hircock 647 (225, 259); J. Brady 633 £246, 215); R. Coulson (249, 218); H. Brown 619 (171, 203); K, Smith 619 (261, 246); and M. Dragomatz 615 (208, 26) High Singles -- E. Turner 263, V. Smith 354, 210, J. Gow 241, W. Matthews 238, D. Marshall 236, A: Hartman 235, D./ Crandell 228, H. McLeod 225, G. Kurelo} 221, V. Falik 212, K, Mitton 212, R. Day} 211, A, Mepstead 09, J. Deli 07, N Smith 207, C, Taylor 206, F.. Dwyer 203 end R. Piper 201. Points Taken -- Corvairs 4, Pontiacs 0 GMC's 4, Oldsmobiles 0; Buicks 4, Chev: rolets. 0; Cadillacs 3 and Maple Leafs 1 WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Standings -- Headpins 9, Twisters 9, Hambones 8 Flyers 6, Slowpokes 5, Whitecaps 5 and Hopefuls 2 200 Games -- J. Beaton 236, 250, 1 Anderson 239, B. Martyn 226, P. Barkley 718, H. Koss 216, K. Schnaider 210, 216, G. Edwards 209, F, Mifchell 208, §. Powers 204, 237, N. Judge 204, 202, and G. May 21. 0 Games -- Flo Bracey 763 (268, 307), Hida Ridley 692 (219, 277), Marion God- den 660 (232, 254), June Bird 650 (240,| 217), Verna Dewel!l 624 (208, 222), Thelma) Brown 610 (254) and Sonya Stewart 600) (227). B.| Lemon League c Misztak 95, Davis 95, M. Piccini 95, D. May 95, A. Langley 91, B. Davidson 90, and A. 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