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v? 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 6, 1966 10 -PIN ACTION ery ewe ee Prakken, Hodgson Pace 'Tuesday Niters' "The Tuesday Niters are ap- parently ready and weiting for Eastway's 'big tourney which starts on Saturday, November 12 and ends on Sunday, November 27, with $1400. up for grabs. Herman Prakken last week powered a big 652 series, including a_270 single, while Stan Hodgson had 638 (247) and Bob Edgar a 604 (224) oy the Late Starters and City of Oshawa quintets re- main pointless as the league ended their third week of Angling Season Nears End By THE CANADIAN PRESS Only four of Ontario's 22 for- estry districts provided the de- partment of lands and forests with fishing reports this week, indicating that the angling sea- son in the province is slowly drawing to a close. They may be the last reports of the year. Three districts reported few anglers to be found. Only in the Lindsay district, where pickerel and bass catches remained good, was real action reported. The reports: Kenora -- Few anglers were reported except for lake trout fishermen. Lake trout were biting well in shallow waters. Few anglers were to be seen. Pickerel, pike, bass and lake trout were generally fair. Muskellunge were fair in the Petawawa River and Corry Lindsay--All species poor to fair in the Kawartha Lakes. Bass, pickerel and muskellunge fair in Haliburton County. Lake . trout fair to good, bass fair in the Minden area. Lake trout and pickere] good, other species fair in the Apsley area. All species County. poor to fair throughout district. Rain- bow trout excellent in Mosquito, Brooks and Grindstone lakes. Brook trout poor to fair every-|'t where. Pike, pickerel and bass fair everywhere. Muskellunge fair to good in suitable waters, fist Of 22 and 27 pounds taken the in Ottawa River. action. Modern Grill took over sole nascessinn of first nlace!s. Sais Pes Pasce with a 5-2 win over House of Chow. The General Aggre- gates moved into second by taking seven points from the Late Starters. Corvettes beat Burns 5-2. The Police A's and Peacocks tied Chows for fourth | °°" with 'shutout wins, while Thompsons moved into conten-|* tion by defeating the Police B's_ 5-2. Other scores had Don White 583, "Red" MacDermaid 564, John Masiewich 547, Glen Copp 550, George Brabin 541,- Don McLachlan 561, Jake Wind 539, Doug Keeler 525, B. Rader- ford 528 and Tom Thornton 528. KING TEN PIN LEAGUE Gillard's Cleaners dropped -- from first fo. fourth place In the standings as they suffered a 7-0 setback at the hands of Scugogs, while Farm Team vaulted to the top rung by blanking Duracieans In the King Ten Pin League. Danny Thomson and Glen Copp had the high scores this week for the men, with ae: pol 8 246 single "4 50. the process each registered total. George Pettit had. 'o. mond 550, Randy gral 537, Bob Vil- leneuve 537, Ossi Sponer 534, Werner Hubner 518, Ray Adair yt Horst Ple- karski 512, and Tal Ryan 509. For the ladies, Glenda Thomson was high with 498, Marg Brown 473, Barb| Geor, Kirkham 463, Marlon Leonard 463, Nor- een Richmond 448, Loraine Dalby 447, Leona Jones 437, June Pettit 433, Twila Wilson 421, 'Alice Lanning 419, Bev Doran ane oe Magee 401 and Betty Thomson EASTWAY MEN'S Standings in the Eastway Men's on Thursday night 'keep shifting like desert sands as no team seems able to muster a sustained attack. Last week's leader Erinii tumbled from first to fourth as they dropped a 40 decision to Mackles, while Lyles climbed from fourth to first by blanking Wilsons. Eric 'Tip' Buechler tossed a nifty 593 series, yet watched his Pepis mates drop four points to Les Eveniss who had been pointiess till then. Clints blanked Goch's 4-0, Harrison's Hou- dailies, Aldsworths edged Team 16 by a 3 to 1 count, Ideal Dairy victimized On- tario Motor Sales with a {ike score, while All Survey and ips. played fo a draw. Top Triples -- tle Buechler 593, Bob Worsley 583, Herm Prakken 579, George Lawrence 578, Fred Brown 567, (238), John Waldinsperger 555 (213), sg hate 551 (215), R Bob Sennott 55' i ut Rate Gas 1i, All Surveys 10, Aldsworths 9, Erinil Golf and Country Club 8, Home by Harrison 8, Mackie's Van and Storage Men's Wear 7, Scugog Cleaners 7, Clint's Texaco 6, ideal Dairy 6, Ontario Motor Sales 5, Les Eveniss Sales 4, Houdailies 4, Pepis Pizza Palace 2, Goch Supertest 1, and Team 16 also 1 point. LANDER-STARK CLASSIC In the Lander-Stark Classics, the Mus- Pe te sumone the Hornets 3-to-0, as all found their line with Ray Georses 'fine 550 low score on the totem pole Hawks fained possession of first place with . mA win over the Jets. The Panthers edged the Lions 2 to 1, while ie Tigers squeezed by tre Eagies by same margin. Rolf Rocker made the Hawk win pos- 7, Wilson's sible. Tagek od Turner proved a weicome Sub for absentee ie Fanner Victory, wii peeyeeved @ sweep % ing for ailing Bob Richardson of the Eagles. Big Eight -- George Brabin 631 (231, 215), Rolf Rocker 615 (231, 203), George Turner 601 (213, 212), Lov Potreaya 582, Walt Crystal 578 (213, 205), George Reid 567 (219), Sam a a Ray eorge 550, and Doug Gibbs haa a -- Hawks 10, -- *. Mus- eps Hornets 6, agai 5, Tigers ets 4, and Eagles 3. EASTWAY MIXED In the Eastway Mixed, the Muffler Kings del a Paha one-point eae over Vancos aypees ey Wednes- seit "ton aie at Eastway. Kings dropped pian Variety 2 S hold their edge, while Taypees were edging Crawfords by the same score. Vancos gained their share of the picture by blanking Nu-Way Photo 7-0, sorings Garage and. Art's Hairstyling made the big gains with shutout wins, with Morings surprising North Oshawa Golf er while Art's were big Team No. In the shee ~ es tucey i's lost 5 fo 2 to Team Newcomers beat Potlucks 5-2, 2 Pickwicks edged Accents 43... Sam Larocca was the big gun for a 557 series to lead the Gibbs next with ann turned in a very nice 544 (207) for the ladies as tcps, with -|Janet Peel runner up on a fine 515 card. Other scores for the men -- Bob How- lett 550, Bill Buchowskl 547, Doug Vann 541, George Reid 540, Harry Biohm 524, cae Ross 524, Herm Prakken 518, Lawrence 516, George Taylor 514 ond Chuck Peel 503, The Ladies: Donna Carter 511, yo Gyurka 493, Joan Ross 475, moc ole 463, Ethel Wagar 460, Mary Mothersill 459 and Carole Collis 458. Standings -- Speedy Muffler Kings 15, | Vancos 14, Taypees 14, poe Clean- jers 13%, Potlucks .13, 9s Garage 12%, Art's Hairstyling 2% aay 13's 12, Newcomers 11, North Oshawa Golf Range 10, Team One 9, Nu-Way Photo 9, Team Seven 9, Crawford's insurance 9, Accents 4, and Braemor Variety 3. SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Reuters) -- Old Country soccer results. Wednes- day night: European Cup Winners Cup Preliminary Round Second Leg Rangers 4 Glenthoran 0 A (Rangers won on aggregate 5-1) | Football Association Cup Third Round Arsenal 1 West Ham 3 Blackpool 1 Chelsea 1 Brighton 1 Coventry 1 Exeter 1 Walsall 2 Fulham 5: Wolverhampton 0 Grimsby 3 Workington 0 Leicester 5 Lincoln 0 Northampton 2 Rotherham 1 Sheffield U 2 Burnley 0 Southampton 3 Carlisle 3 West Brom 4 Man City 2 English League Division II Gillingham 2 Peterborough 2 Toy we tet ee 8 ee ee ea ee ey couver Irish boxer, ended aging Benny Leonard's comeback 34 years ago to- sracomiee:-- ShvekOa Jimmy McLarnin, Van- night -- in bout sixth AVELINO GOMEZ Gomez Seeks Jockey Title TORONTO (CP)--Jockey Av- elino Gomez, who practises his trade three months fewer than his competitors in the U.S., is for the second time in his ca- reer challenging for the title of best rider in North America. Because of difficulties with the United States early in his racing career, Gomez does not ®/ride in that country. The former resident of Cuba failed to an- swer a draft notice at the time of the Korean War, but later married and lived in the U.S. A few years ago he was told he was not welcome there, and came to Canada. He says the reason for the U.S. action has never been made clear to him. In 1960, Gomez rode 270 win- ners, but quit racing a month before the season ended in Can- ada. At the time he was tied with Bill Hartack, who finished the year as best rider with 307 victories. Willie Shoemaker was second with 274 winners. MICHAELS STERN Finest quality suits tailored from sharp looking long wear- ing COURIER cloth In shades of HICKORY'N BLUE SPRUCE. Now in Stock Mercantile Dept. 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