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Tuesday, Merch 24,1964 17 THE OSHAWA TIMES, 'Punch' Imlach Plans To Keep Quiet For Spell DETROIT (AP)--A new, "si- lent" Punch Imlach sent his Toronto Maple Leafs through a 90-minute practice session Mon- day as the National Hockey League club tuned up for the opening of the Stanley Cup semi-final series with Montreal Thursday. The Leafs? coach had no com-| ment on virtually every ques- tion asked him Monday. "T'm not going to do any talk-| ing during the semi-finals," was| po all that Imlach would say. Associates said Imlach was irritated by recent stories at- tributed to Montreal Canadiens officials in which they said that! Imlach was the Cassius Clay of) hockey, implying that he talked! NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY AN @w CAR 160 Cars... that's a lot of cars... means you've really got a BIG selection to choose from .. . and can make "THE DEAL" of your life. Drop in and check our stock now, no matter what price range you're seeking you're bound to find just RIGHT, THE GREATEST CHOICE OF THE YEAR -- OVER 160 CARS Re ae ee ne too much. | One of the surprises of Mon-! | day's workout, called less than| 12 hours after the Leafs wound a up their NHL season by wallop- ing Detroit 4-1, was the fact that goalie Johnny Bower worked through the entire 90 minutes. | Bower suffered a deep cheek) cut Saturday while the Leafs! were heating Detroit 5-3 to clinch third place in the NHL.| H_ had been expected to take it easy to give his ailing face a| chance to heal a bit. | The Leafs will work out on| Olympic ice--home of the Red| ~Wings--again on Tuesday and) Wednesday before flying to! Montreal for the Stanley Cup) opener Thursday. | OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS NEIGHBORHOOD LADIES | With only one more week to go In our| reguiar schedule, there were seven good | triples this week! Yvonne Duguay S| high with 685 (300-227); and look who' Mext! Laura Collins with 666 (270-248); Myrtie Waite Is back up there again with} 647 (57, 238); and Betty Pearse not far| behind with 642 (263, 230). Next Is "Old" | regular, Ev Campbell with 639 (224, 220); Molly DePratto with 624 (213, 209, 202); | and Nancy Vickers with (231, 218). | "200" scores -- M. Jones 224, M. Gat-| lagher 224, C. Oatway 219, J. Taylor 28, | 8B. Jollow 217, $. Winstalnely 213, 207; 208, D. Armstrong 203, E.| Edns Hall 200, Ward 201 ints Tal Duguay's 3, Readi | bi tack aM 's 13 Roesch rl jallagher's 1; Pearse's 3, Cam ei) Burrus' 2 and Wa 2. oe Total points -- pbell's 24; Ward's! 22; DuGuay's 20; Pearse's 17; perratee | 17; Roesch's 15; Gallagher's 1 ead- ing's 12; Burrus' 11 and Mani Would the bowlers holding Hinagiorge Please return them to any mem-| ber of the executive within the next two weeks? Thanks. ot tbies: AFTERNOON LEAGUE | -- Ethel Tonkins 675 (210, 278),| Pee Vaughan 669 (233, 247), Madeline! Morrison 664 (213, 231, 220), Ethel Free-| roan 618 (238, 227) and Ev State (245) | 200 -- Ev Redpath 244, Lois Burden Norma 1 big od a McKenzie 212, Marg. "Guipin 201, 205 and Helen Feichisor® 202. f Team Points -- Hootennales 2, Paffo- | @iis 2; Bobbys 0, Sweet Peas 4; Plant-| ers 0, Hayseeds 4; Well Wishers 0, Cokes | 4) Polka Dots 1, Poles 3; Six Belles 4.) Lemons 0; Ota Wins a se napkins a} Oritters 2 and Powder P: | NOR'WESTERS 'aes agli on -- Marg Armstrong 641) (236, | rll te -- Phyl Clarke 249, 236; Bea! Dart 236, Evelyn Guthrie 242; 232, Rosa-| Ne Gill 209, Barb Heagie 207 and Vir- | ginia' Montemurro 201. Lemon League -- Elleen aun %, id digg Montemurre 98, Joanne saa " in standings -- Jinxs 13, Blowers 8 Hit and Misses 7 and Toppers 3. SHERIFF'S TAILORING LEAGUE We thought we had competition last week, but it was nothing to what next | week will be. The Hootenannies with 19 points wit} bow! the Rascals with 17; the Hillbillies | with 20 points will bow! the Globetorrt- | ters with 18; the Jetsons and Astrapauts | will bow! together, both having 11 points. | May the best team win. 8 Hillbiities and Rascals took two points each, The Globetrotters fook four from the Jetsons. The Astrapauts took three) leaving Hootenannies one. 600 League was headed by B. Allen 6% (259, 221), M. Gilkes 610 (211, 223) and J. Selleck 607° (255). 200 scores -- M. Oliphant 249, Y. Wat- son 248, D. Sheehey 243, J. Wall 242, D. Wickens 239, K. Murray 235, M. Dafoe. 234, N. Winters 228, J. Smith 220, $. Chap- pell 215, M. Ferguson 209, B. Watson 208 | and R. Canfield 201. Lemon League J. Montgomery 98, 86, E. Taylor 97, D. Burroughs 95 and J, Fulling 87. rededauatta UNITED CHURCH AGUE Points Taken -- S esctnicks 3, Go-Getters 3, Odd Balls 3, Wonders 3 (No Wonder) | Zingers 1, Sting Rays 1, Squirts 1 and) Smilers 1. Team standing in points -- Squirts 23, Smilers 22, Wonders 19, Zingers 15, Odd Balls 14, Go-Getters 13, Sting Rays 1] and Beatnicks 11 High Triples -- Irv_Estabrooks 771 (253, 325), Morris Love 760 (203, 243, 311), Ken Cobb 740 (204, 266, 270), Norm) Naish 653 (223, 246), and Les Barony 611) (200, 249). High Games -- Joan Slater 256, Herb | Wiley 250,,Ron Flewell 246, Joe Ward 237, 222, Gord Holbrook 230, Jack Wilson 215, Stan Pollard 213, Al Brintnell 207 and Bill Clark 204 Election of officers for our next bowl- ing season will be held on April 2. SPORTS BRIEFS CANADIAN WINS ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Linday Skelly of Etobicoke, Ont. | compiled 295.70 points to win the women's title Saturday in the United States Amateur Ath- letic Union junior indoor pele metre diving competition Satur-) day. Steven McCloy of West- field, N.J., won the men's title in the events held at a high school in suburban Pittsford. PABST WINNER SEBRING,' Fla. 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