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i 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 16, 1964 Simcoe Hall 'Bantings Beat Boys Club 'Aces' In the final playoff game for 'The Ken Zimmerman Memorial Trophy, emblematic of the Osh- [ "Biddy Basketball coe Hall (Simcoe St, unit) Biddy fF League winners, Bantings, tied the Simcoe HAll (Eulalie ave. unit) representa- Boys' Club | tives, the White Aces, with a § 14-14 score, to capture the awa Biddy crown by a of 48-25, having won the first game of the two-game finals, 34-11. The Biddy Basketball League in Oshawa, for boys of ages 8- to-12, is sponsored by the West- motnt Kiwanis Club, as part of its youth work program and club members act as coaches, managets, timekeepers, etc. RECEIVE TROPHY. Following Saturday's title vic- tory, the '"Bantings" team was presented with The Ken Zim- merman Memorial Trophy (the late Mr. Zimmerman was a former member of Westmount F Kiwanis Club) with Mrs. Zim- merman making the presenta- © tion to team captain Randy Jordan. Westmount Club member, Kiwanian Henry Reed, Kiwanis Lieutenant- Governor for this @ No. 6B Division then presented championship and runners-up crests to the two teams. Fol- lowing the presentations, the boys enjoyed a "bund feed" which saw over 200 "hot dogs" and eight cases of "pop" con- sumed by the appreciative play- ers. In Saturday's final Banti five-point lead and were in front most of the way as captain Randy Jordan led his team in breaks through the Aces' de- fence line, with the first half ending 8-6. White Aces fought back in fine style in the second half, with some good team play and moved in front 10-8, only to have Dennis Medwig tie it up for Bantings. VERY CLOSE FINISH Bantings' Tom _ Eldridge, awarded two foul shots, potted the first free throw for one point and then recovered his own rebound on the next throw, to score a basket for two more points and a 18-10 lead. Jim Yakemishyn and Mike Black of White Aces got into the clear on long-pass plays late in the game and each potted a basket, to put their team in front 14-18 but in the final min- ute, Bantings' Ron Parfitt was awarded a foul shot. He didn't miss and that made the score 14-14, where this game ended. BANTINGS -- Tom Eldridge (7), Ron Parfitt (1), Richard MclIiveen, Randy Jordan, Den- his Medwig (6), Eugene Lasz- kiewicz and Alex Chysnak. WHITE A Brian Rutherford (1), Frank Davis (2), Mike Kashul (1), game, (4) and Peter Kudla. BANTINGS, of the Simcoe St. Simooe Hall divison, cap- tured the All-Oshawa Biddy Boys Basketball League cham- pionship and they are shown here with their trophies. Left- aa jumped into an early F WHITE ACES, winners of Ge of the Simcoe Hall Neill (2), Mike Black (2), Kelly] Club (Eastview division hon- Lavender (2), Jim Yakemishyn| Ors, who lost out in the Ail- Oshawa Laszkiewicz, coach Jim Wad- deli, with the Ken Zimmer- man Memorial Trophy, Mrs, Zimmerman, who made the presentation and Dennis Med- wig. to-right they are: (front row) --Richard Mcliveen, Ron Par- fitt, team captain Randy Jor- dan with Division trophy, Tom Eldridge and Alex Chyz- nak; (back row) -- Engene Kelly Lavender, Gary Neill and Frank Davis. Coach Bill Jeffs stands behind his boys. --Photos by 'Tim' Nelson above. Left-to-right, they are: (front row)--Jim Yakemi- shyn, Peter Kudla aid Brian Rutherford; (middle row) -- Mike Black, Mike CKashul, Boys' final, are shown Berta 8 (210, 220); Roly Arnold 4*}-end 228, Dave Pesbies 226, OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS 'sh 225, Jack Me MOTOR CITY ors Points Taken -- Sputniks 4, Flyers 0/|bert Ay Cats 4 and Jelly Seone". Alley Cats 60, ys talks 59 and Flyers. 38 Henge 3 Guida 441, ten. da Wri 24, immehen PA ile Rutt 231, Rosalie Dainard 228, 21, 12, Margaret Little 228, 217, |, 205, Brenda 225, McPhail {Anthony e fait of 568, The Morrison 220, Beverly 18, "212, nts Tomezek aN ie Inext with 5407, and gar Hal High Triples -- Stella Guide 639, Rosa- Ne Dainard 661, Glenda Wirlgnt 617, Edna 604, Christine Tomezak 596,|'U% Beverly McPhail 595, Dorothy Morrison | &"0 bd pene Little 593, Rhonda MeGreg- Brenda Saunders 575, Cecile|784 Rutt oh, pte Hall 567, Carol Simm- been viding athy Callfas 837 @nd Donna) it $14. SHERIFFS TAILORING LBAGUB Fie deg cg to the Jetsons as on top with 5,98) pine. Aintiies were second with 5,702 and the 'Astrepauts came fhird with 5,594. Congratulations are also in order for hod winner of the Conso prize that), Bye devel pion CaN 'wt 5,666. 'sien Then came the Rescate with 5,210. Our only member that made the 600|*erP league this week was T. Herlock with be ( - Dd. were 258, H. Brown na 6, ween 24, . Kehoe 236, R. Can- fleid 230, J. Pag 230, J, Wall 208, J. 7h, M. gt Smith 225, R. Crawford 214, M. Glikes 213, . Chappell 205, J, L Bob Gallagher Lone Oshawan In Title Event Secretary Perc Cutting of the Toronto City Men's Major five-|2 pin League has announced the dates for the Singles Champion- ship roll-off. The 15-game series will get underway on Saturday, with the first five games being rolled at, Knob Hill Bowl at 2 p.m. The second set of five games will be rolled at Ace Bowl on Sunday | at 1 pm., and the final tive will be rolled at Ace Bowl on|; Sunday at 1 p.m., and the final five will be rolled at Bayview]? Bowl, also on Sunday, at 6): p.m. The participants will be the top 24 high average bowlers, on|' their season's play, with the Horst 30% M. Ferguson 303 end €. Gil Lemon ters %, D. ery 87, M. Upton 71 and J. Jackson 49, bata 5498, Manile's next with 5416, Bur- 5290, ate, 2, 2), 204), rst a Al ne ae, one Na tien Burrus 200 Scores 251, W. ome Reading 223, Booth 220, mi, o. Kalan "a9, edna 'ai thm 'Mania 213, Colling 212, Db. dct 24, Lealn orig cane bree Dinner at 6.30, Hirst ~_ ars "588, Ri 2349. ae 27); R, Plancke 731 (276, 248, 'ons Ma (205, 246, 262); R, Clark 713 (211, 268, 214); B. 656 (327); G. pol 614 (235, 224) and K. Pike 604 (206, 733). 243, Gord Ford 242, Cooper 221, mount Church League, April 231 240, 301); Doug Pelow 744 (231, 291, 222)7 Norma Norris 737 (205, 243, 289); Edna Ward 712 (257, 275); Harold Creamer 710 Art Tonkin 647 (254); Steve Barta 645 (235, 202, 265); Bert main 644 ; Byrne 629 (285, 204); Len Byrne 628 ( Bev. Gutsell 628 (216, 200); Jim Morrison 612 (202, 251); Jack Harold Cor-| ._Atiin Pa intosh 223, Jerry 1$ 22%, 206) Ethel Tonkin ann Wi 2a) League -- McCartney 95, J. Monitgom- NEIGHBORHOOD LADIES Consolation winners were OuGuay's| '$297, eogings DePretto's 512) the Gallagher's 100, by Agi wes gen ts with @ nice) Baty a rum ts, 8 oy ow "7 a7, tH), ra Pav dutle = D, wing 258, wg 6. ow wh 993, rs 4 mM L. 1 My DePraito 21, 1. Tiabbsti ms ond to see oll at the banquet! ALBERT $7, CHURCH LEAGUR ath the first night of the ployotfs fhe stand! H lon- Tops 3033, Aces Bayi Hustlers 2444) (Consolation) -- 2733, Hows 2690, Jets 26%, lambiers 2392 and Beavers Men 409 -- ere Clerk led, the league shorts and shirts we've added the s with 772 (238, 255); G. Maunder 7: Morrison 729 (238, 204, 287); S. "oy Pike 711 (233, 290); C, Davis Shemilt 618 (218, 235); J, new 420 Nylon fibre. wales shirts and shorts at $1.50" each or in the convenient triple pack at 3 for $4.45* 'Men 200 -- @. Holland 266, A. Marlowe M. Hill 222, and'. Ladi 200 --J. Lesiie 244, H, Johns 24, W. Scott 208, B. Grandy 207, P. ene : garment. bow! 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You get the softly absorbent comfort of fine combed cotton with the hidden strength of the: As with all Harvey Woods garments these new shorts and shirts come to you sterile and remain sterile for the normal life of the Harvey Woods being declared, based champion on the highest pinfall for the 15-game set. The competition should be of the highest calibre, as there are many terrific shooters in this event. The following trundlers will be out to prove their rights to qualify, Holly Leet, who finished on top with a 271.8 mark; Bert Garside 271.2; Fraser Hambly 265; Jim Hoult 263; Fred Pechaluk 263; Primo Vagnini 262; Frank Ferris 261; Bill Hoult 261; Mario Mainelli 260; Don McLean 259; Ernie Haley 258; Corky Rumsam 258; Peter Senchuk 258; Bert Shee- han 258; Tom Moxon 257; Keith Barrett 256; Rusty Starr, 255; George Smith 255; Paul Wilkjn- son 254; Bob Gallagher of Osh- awa Acadian Cleaners 254; Ken Roy 254; Ed Mondoux 254; John Stones 254 and Phil Gunn 254. 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