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Oshawa Bowlers In Eastern Final The Zone Eliminations in the ouggetiromrea five-pin bow!-' ionships were com- pleted in the Oshawa district over the past weekend, in both Ladies' and Men's divisions. With 24 competitors on hand at Motor City Lanes, the fans in attendance were treated to a great display of the five-pin art. In one of the most exciting tournaments ever held in Osh- awa, Ron Jay finally finished on top after a very hectic 20-game series which was conducted over two weekends. The top nine bowlers advanced to the finals. Jay put together four of the neatest five-game sets ever roll- ed in this district with 1,472, 1, 1,332, 1,438 and 1,320 for a 5,562| total. Some of his high games| were 381, 352, 343, 309, 313 and 307. SECOND TIME This marks the second time that Jay has finished on top as he was a winner a few years back when the were held in Peterborough. eliminations Close behind Jay was Harold Ballem who started slowly in the first five games with 1,218 and came back with 1,463, 1,376 and 1,375 for a total of 5,432. Third spot went to Ozzie Keeler and the 'Mighty Mite' also turned in some neat trund- ling with 1,362, 1,333, 1,263 and 444 for 5,398 and it was just OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Team Standings -- Balipoints 17, Snails 16, Jetsons 16, Martians 13, Optimists 10, Sha 9. Blackhawks 8 and Wish- nl ers 7. Over 200 -- L. bb gpl te br Thurston 225, J. Beaton 220, 6, Davis 219, F. Mitchell "ain $./& Konarowski 216, F. Bracey 215, B. Gren- non 21 M. Henson 206, 203; N. Fice 205 and S. Stewart 204, 219. Over 600 -- Mary Fitzgerald 674 (292, 203); Evon Pelow 662 (281); June Bird 45: (208, 257); Betty Pierce 645 (268, 224); Pat Yule 640 (264, 219); Marion Harris/, 638 (271); Verna Dewell 614 (203, 212); Shirley Powers 612 (212, 216) and Gerry gt! 7 (208 208). emon League -- C. Atwell 96 and B. panel's 6s. OSHAWA MEN'S MAJOR With one week to in the third) series, It's a three-way tie for first place) ( in Group 1 with Hicks, Sabers and Dutch Treats all having 11 points apiece. 2 Ozarks ere only one point behind and could possibly overtake the other clubs,| (: should they make a slip. in Group 2,. there's another tie for top with Lucky Strike and Newcomers both having 11 points while Sluggers and ne are right up with them. with 10 ain were the fop club In Group 1, with a team total of 3803 and this club we: . F. phils 2a, E. Boab 230, B. Hggagh bit! Manila oa Pa and B. e 201. Points tehen -- Manilas 4, Taylors 9 4,613, Janet Peel 4,580, Lorainne Stata 233, Dawson 222, Nell Gifford 216, Joan Dart 210, Dun- can Lowden 208, Bob Spiers moan a Adams 203, Marilyn Gibbs 202 end Hi er Collins 201. trouble with corner pins, so there byt we ago big triples this week. It w see Betty Jollow with ice t vis (a). with "0. and ws deve Manning "vith 04 (a, He. re -- $. Edwards 244, B. Next wes Jean Morrow Campbel! oesch 214, D. strong 214, MM te ne M. Waite at K. Bentley 208, Ella Hall 204 lis 4, Jollows 0; Roeschs 4, Vick. ers 0; Hewetts 3, Pearses |. Total points -- Manilas 12, coneoers 8, Roeschs 8, Vickers 7, Hewel Taylors 2, Pearses 2 and Jollows "f COF LEAGUE 1t must have been men's night this week since only one. women made the 600 mark. In the charmed circle were Art Peeling 751 (271, 285); Don Robinson 735 with @ 341 and 210 and Boyce Blair 730 273, 215, 242). Congratulations, guys! 600 Triples -- Norm O'Relily 685 (241, 53); Allan Masters 652 (256, 217); Jim Nemish 630 (215, 225); Frances Gibbs 605 pl and Bob Gibbs 600 (225, 213). 200 Singles -- Dick State 255, Wes Jack 225, Bob Dart Three teams were blanked this week. Jems 3, Blows 0; Peps 3, Suds 0 7 ON could possibly be a threat for the next) mads 3, Camps 0; Misfits 2, Duds 1. and final series. The inclusion of Harry| Team Standings -- Peps 7, Jems 7,| oe certainly has given the club 8) nudgs 5, Nomads 5, Bamps 4, Blows 3,| |will be held in Guelph over the | Misfits 3 and Suds 2. -- Individual scores (Group 1) -- Sel Himes 870 (356); Ozzie Keeler 812 (312);| Arne Greene 800; Red Hardie 798 (339); Jim Hardie 782, Eddie F. Brown 776, Bob Gallagher 776, Fred Harding 773 (322); Harry Gillard 772, Al Goguen 769 (301); Jay 764, Lou Hyman 724, Ron Swartz 716, Dave Reynolds 716, Reg Hickey 714, Hank Sarnovsky 713, Ron Bragg 709, Alex eldson 706 and Doug ing 705. Group 2 -- Vic Coscarella 788 (293); F. General 773 (306); Jeck Brown 763, Ray f Cooney 748 (324); J. Gibbs 743, ness 722, Lloyd Corson 720 (276); E. Wil- son 719, Joe Ristich 708, Bob Poole 704, . Reid 707, C. Mowers 705, Don Reid 671, C. Taylor 678, E. Jordan 668, Sonny Schwartz 666 and Mac MacPherson 662. All members of the Major League are) 2 requested to note that Secretary Hank Sarnovsky will soon be departing for Windsor, Ont., to take up @ new position of 'employment, = the new esivalen Motors pient there. A new secretary most essential pot anyone who is ier ested In filling this position should con- tact President "Red" Hardie, as soon as possible. Bogen ye gga LADIES' LEAGUE (732); Edna Ward 234, McKenzie 229, 212 (633); Irene Severs 288| Oshawa Bob Strutt 768 (311); Al Perry 763, Ron eng Ev Stata 224, 208 (612); Vi Taylor| honors. Lyla Huxtable 245 (603) and Hazel Bannon 214, 231 (603). Branton 263, Jan Lang 216, Nan Bennet 224, Dorothy Clark Vera Skizasat 228, 205, Marion Weeks 225, Flo Panter 213, and Elsie Smith 203. MOTOR CITY LADIES Over 600 -- Marg Vaughan 211, 255) 252 (694); a 6 (611); Dorothy DeMille 283 (611); Over 200 -- Dorothy Burtch 286, Millle Thomson 223, Babe fal 213, Pauline Starr 230, Marion Thomas H. Gar-| 291, Madeline Morrison 224, Frances West- a Bessie Rowden 206, Marg Eccles a Lynn Bariow 208, Ethel Freeman | Ella Long 239, Edna Anderson 225, ay Redpath 229, Ann Sabo 203, Mary King 212, Barbara Vaughan 213, Pru Whittick 15, Lois Burden 236, Rose Ellis 202, Jean Schoeneau 214, Team Points --Powder Puffs 4, Buzy | Bees 0; Beatties 4, Limbo Rocks 0; Rein- deers 4, Lucky Six 0; Corner Pins 4, jes 0; Bive Bonnets 3, The Kittens 1; hg 3, Daffodils 1; Dolls 3, nan Crocks Camoes 1. + Pin Setters 3 and "The posies won the third section for girls ere still havingipoints and the Powder Puffs for pins. 7,\4,930, Helen Pinch 4,416 and Ev enough to nose out Al Perry) who copped fourth position. Perry compiled 1,407, 1,319, 1,392 and 1,275 for 5,393, five pins less than Keeler with Perry's best games being 352, 344, 314 and 309. The other qualifiers were as follows: Reg Hickey 5,212, Sel Himes 5,173, Dick Adams 5,061, Ron Bragg 5,057 and Ron Swartz also 5,057. Two bowlers who just missed out by a few pins were Joe Kastner and Roy Nesbitt with 5,041 and 5,014 respectively. Jay, Ballem and Keeler will represent their zone in the East- ern Canadian (Singles) Finals. They will also be members of the representative team along with Al Perry, Reg Himes, Dick _|Adams, Ron Swartz and Ron '|Bragg will be members of the Mixed Team from this zone. *|LADIES' DIVISION The results of the Ladies' Division Zone _ Eliminations show Isabelle King on top with ™ 14,988, followed by Isabel Moth- ersill 4,809, Lou Himes 4,770, Mavis Taylor 4,753, Joyce Bell Murphy 4,567, Marion Dingham Harding 4,246. The first three bowlers, King, Mothersill and Himes will be the Ladies' Singles representatives and will also be members of the Ladies' Team, along with Mavis Taylor, Joyce Bell and _ Lorraine Murphy. On the mixed team, it will be Marion Dingman, Helen Pinch and Ev. Harding. The tournament at Motor City -.was handled most efficiently, thanks to the management of the Lanes and all the excellent jscorers and other helpers. The Eastern Canadian finals |Easter weekend and this is prob- jably the strongest repre- sentation to ever do battle for for Canadian five-pin Oshawa Boxer pert of Kitchener, former West|' E s 8 Loses Decision Norway trounced the U.S. - BUFFALO (AP)--Heinz Lim- tional hockey team 7-1 Monday|for the world h SPORTS BRIEFS NORWEGIANS WIN SARPSBORG, Norway (A day's made t sweep their two-game exhi-jin Tampere, bition series. Norway won Sun- 4-14. The United States qualified oa 2-1. The victoryjautomatically for the ee Norwegian team ajpionships, on the basis of past p)|clear favorite to defeat West|Performances. Germany in a qualifying match and finall ockey champions} PARIS (AP)--Ruben (Hurri-|2:20 of the last Lime rel Marchicane) Carter, middleweight con-i10-rounder at tee Roath Pelnce von sp BETTINI FLOORED THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wesaeadey, Februery 24, 1965 WW floored Fablo Bettini five times| conquest for tender from Paterson, N.J., atoaday night. It was an easy Carter who was ly knocked him out atjoutpointed 10 days ar a German amateur heavyweight champion, successfully de- fended his heavyweight title in the Buffalo Golden Gloves box- ing tournament Tuesday night. ' Canadian competitors won/¢ eight of 16 fights in the open and novice divisions. Limpert won a decision over Jim Howard of Batavia, N.Y., to qualify for the U.S. "Golden -- finals at Kansas City, 0. The Canadians walked away with five victories, ane Limpert's, in the tournament's open division and picked up| three more in the novice class.|¢ Three Toronto competitors, lightweight Julio Mandell, 147- pounder Johhn Lapadula and 175 - pounder Frank Bullard, won their respective open classes, Walter Henry of Orillia, ap took over Paul Wielopolski of Buffalo in the open 112-pound class. Mandell took a decision over Bill Anderson of St. Catharines. Lapadula won by a decision over Bernie Guindon of Osh-|' awa, while Bullard won by al$ decision over Matt Gully of Niagara Falls, N.Y. In the novice division, Terry Henry of Orillia won by a de-/¢ cision over Tom Delmonte of Buffalo in the 112-pound class and Terry Summerhayes of Brantford was the winner by|¢ decision over Angelo Gallo of Buffalo in the 126-pound class.|$ Dick Toy of Springville, N.Y., won in the 148-pound division |¢ with a decision over Dennis MacLeod of Welland. 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