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1Q. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, November 11,1966 Knudson Keeps Lead Despite Palmer Bid By TED SMITS Associated Press Sports Editor TOKYO (AP)--George Knud- son of Canada, a handsome golfing ambassador who shot a sensational, record-breaking 64 Thursday, slipped behind Arno!d Palmer of the United States in the second round of the Canada Cup today and then surged back into the lead again with birdies on the 16th and 17th holes, Knudson's 36-32 gave him 68 for the day and a 36-hole total of 182. Palmer shot 34-33--67 which with his 66 of Thursday made his score 133. Par for the 6,962-yard hilly course is 72, Tied for third in individual honors were Lu Liang-huan of Nationalist China with 67-68-- 135 and Hideyo Sugimoto of Ja- pan, the local club pro, who shot 36-33--69 to go with his 66 of Thursday. The United States took over the team lead from Canada by virtue. of Jack Nicklaus' 35-33-- 68 which gave him 187, The American team total was 270, a sensational 18 under par, Nationalist China was second with 273, followed by Australia 276, South Africa 276, Canada 278, Japan 281, Belgium 282 and Argentina 284, FOWLER SKIDS After the first round, Canada held a one-stroke lead in the team standing over four other countries. But Knudson's part- ner, 34-year-old Frank Fowler of Calgary, had a dismal time today on the greens and slipped to.a four-over-par 76 after a first round 70. Still Canada was 16 under par in its over-all showing. Close behind the individual leaders. came Harold Henning, South Africa, 69-67--136; Kel Nagle, Australia, 66-70 -- 136; Jack. Nicklaus, U.S., 69-67--136; Flory van Donck, Belgium, 69- 69--138; Chen Chiny - po, Na- tionalist China, 68-70 -- 138; Christy O'Connor, Ireland, 69-70 --139; Roberto Bernardini, Italy, 67-73 -- 140; defending champion Gary Player, South Africa, 69-71--140,. and Bruce Devlin, Australia, 69-71--140. Knudson, 29-year-old native of Winnipeg who now is a teaching pro at a Toronto coun- try club, was tied with Palmer and Nagle after 27 holes with scores of 100, Palmer forged ahead with 33 on the back nine, with three birdies and a one-over-par, but Knudson' nlaving hehind him, birdied the par "4 and 5 16th and 17th and-then 'saved the day on the 18th by sinking a tricky, twisting uphill putt of 12 feet, IT'S THE GREATEST "That's the greatest putt I made all day," he chortled. "But I think the key shot was on the llth, a par 3, when my three iron from the tee carried well beyond the green. I man- aged to chip 40 feet to within one foot of the pin, and then sank it." Palmer took over the lead on the 17th only to lose it to Knud- son's brilliant finish. He was on the green on the par 5, 510-yard hole with his driver and a five iron, then just missed a 25-foot putt but tapped the ball in for a birdie, Nicklaus, too, birdied the hole, reaching the green with a driver and seven iron and then two--putting for the birdie, Palmer scored a deuce on the OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS motes city B ae LEAGUE Team mere: fC 's Men's Wear 20; Bane liars mer" Angus Graydon 4a Riviere MMaretyiing 13; Nu-Way Rug 10; People's Clothing 10; yt hl Flor- by 9; Jury and Lovell 7; ernaghan 4; Modern m Upholteing 2 5 doubles: Monnie Hubbell (738, 237), Lillian tiaywurd ey (322); Helen Gourile 429 Stovin 243; Nan Bennett % gg Black 228; Elleen sy Radaad Flo Willlamson 212, Marion Ox q Seve 3: cin bo te int's Parts 1, Durnos 3, Soch's 1, Roger's 3, Tumey's efeming's 1, Dines Goch's 1, Henrys % Triples reame and Tonkin 166, A. "pryant 743, (2%), Irene Campbell 418 ag 635, K, Hardsand 627, J. (275), Kay Manila 416 219), ey Well- | 622, Huxt man 4}: Jamieson 405 (243) Fey on. 623, D. Peebles 622, M. Smith 619 nolds Lemon League -- F. alee one 3 | Suddard 9. me gang ae Reo gg | r 801, 8.) D. Pelow 719, A. Hardsand 671, . Anthony 675, D. Smith | 640, R, Branton 637, R. | Cannon | yg} H. 'Keys 690, W. 655, A, Corn lable 625, A. Cork 623, P. Mayer 617. Over 200 -- H. Collins 244, N. Mayer | Wagg 224, B. Wight . James 218, G. | 7, J. Monaghen 212, A. Burr 21) and H, Fayle 210. | pg ote NIOHT hvac al ag H ken jount 3, Rey-| ; Points 'a ray ry Imperlals 0; | tricky 205-yard 18th, a down- hill-and-up-again hole with a pond in the middle. His three- iron shot. landed five feet from the pia and sank the putt. Although the weather con- tinued pleasant, high winds held down the scores. The surprise of the 14th an- nual international golf competi- tion has been the brilliant show- ing of the Nationalist Chinese eam. CHEN'S STEADY Chen Ching-po shot. a steady 36-34-70 today to go with his 68 of Thursday while Lu Liang- huan put together 34-34--68 to go with his 67 of Thursday. Today's crowd of 15,000 was held in better control than Thursday's 12,000, which up to then had been the biggest ever to see a golf match in Japan, The English team of Peter Alliss and Tony Jacklin had lit- tle luck, Alliss, suffering from a sore right arm, took a 79 for 151 and Jacklin 74 for 146. Their team total was 297. Scotland had 289, 'reland 290. France 290, Italy 290, Mexico 292, West Germany 292, Waler 294 and New Zealand 296. _ ARNOLD PALMER + «+ One Stroke Back {Winnipeg Blue Bombers have Waterloo Hawks Topple Ryerson KITCHENER (CP) -- Water- loo Lutheran University Golden Hawks defeated Ryerson Rams riders' record showed two losses --85-18 to Calgary and 33-21 to REGINA (CP)--If momentum is a vital factor in football, an edge over Saskatchewan Roughriders as the two teams prepare for the opening game of the 1966 Western Football Conference Sunday. Since Oct. 2, when the two clubs played to an 11-11 tie in their last meeting of the regu- lar season, Saskatchewan' has won only two of four games Edmonton--and two narrow vic- tories. They edged British Co- lumbia 22-21 Oct. 15 and held off een, for a 28-26 victory Oct. tor for Winnipeg is that the Blue Bombers make a practice of winning in playoffs, Coach Bud Grant is a master at getting his club ready for pressure games, Perhaps the biggest plus fac- Grant's squad is healthy. The|Dale West, has had time to game will be televised on the CBC national network. wan's 18-day layoff since the end of the regular season a} bonus, Abendschan has. recuperated from a charley horse and Larry As the Blue Bombers prepare |Dumelie from various minor {n-|people who might not have been for the game Sunday to begin at|juries, One of Dumelie's part-|ready without it." Blue Bombers Hotter Club: Heading Into WFC Final p.m. CST (4 p.m. EST),jners in the defensive backfield) Keys hoped for a dry hatd ad- ore "a just to an injured shoulder. ane tr sg "The rest helped us," Keys tela is ors drying out after Wednes. snowstorm, Regarding injuries, Saskatch-|..14 «because we had a lot of|day's three-inch ewan coach Eagle Keys is less fortunate. meir has been declared out for the season with an injured knee and rookie linebacker Cliff Shaw | bruised a knee during a work- out and likely will not start. Centre Galen Wehl- 0.H.A. JUNIOR "B" HOCKEY TONITE 8:00 P.M. Keys. considers Saskatche- Placement-kicker Jack while tebe has won four of six, the last. four in a row. The Bombers started the string with a 16-14 victory over Edmonton and followed by de- feating British Columbia Lions twice in the last week of the season. The fourth victory was a 16-8 triumph: over Edmonton inja sudden-death semi-final, In the same period, Rough- 7-2 in an Ontario Intercollegiate Athletic Association Hockey League game Thursday night. Allan Haggerman scored twice for tue Golden Hawks, while single goals went to Frank Hoyles, Dave Tucker, Eric Pass, Bill Watts and Bob Seager. Bob Stevenson and Ed Jordan scored for Ryerson. RED CROS d., cd does so vd OWING Oshawa Crushmen Vs. Kingston Frontenacs For Fun, Relaxation TWILIGHT BOWLING TONIGHT FROM 11 P.M. TO ? HANDICAP TOURNAMENT To be held for the next three Weeks Fri., Sat. & Sun. Starting Nov. 11 EXSTWAY LANES KING ST. E, (Past Townline) 723-3485 Adults 75¢ -- 18 and Under 50¢ CHILDREN under 14 FREE if eccompanied by an adult Last 2 Days FRIDAY and | SATURDAY -~ ~ ~ wh... % Acadians 2, preo: Mat 1; Motor City 3/ and Pls High ee ~~ BD. Williams 885, J. see 776, C, Weeks 730, W. Smith 723, Wotton inne ¢. Winacott m2, J. Poet L, Arp 698, W. Helmecke $. eerie 46, D. Amey 665, Phii conte M. 1, $. Nickelson 628, | 4, |A. Smith 622 and K. Roddick 620. | High Singles -- A Willems 386, 383, | h es b_C, Weeks 303, J. Dunn 301, | At Rit ses el th ea | , DB. Amey e . Smith poot ag i -- L. Crawford 99, 9 and h. Reddick Wi. MUMORESQUE BLIND LEAGUE les: Rolly Cousins (99, 98) ic Ih (61, 98) 159, les with Handicap: Vi Pike 3 Vera ee (47, 57) 1043 Clara Sudderd (50, 53) Eva Wakely h & 50) 102; Sonle Diachenke (50, 50) Group li: Mackle's 4, tee 0, Hou- daitie 4, Bell 0, Home App. 4, Cadillac Ys al City 4, Finel 0, Prreny'e 3, The Team frengese: coup |: Dines 16, Fleming's 14, R er's 14, Clint's 13, Tumey's 13, Goch's 11, Durno's * -- % ty % ae he is ator iy Houdallie is, Motor City ha 1%, The 27's 11, Cediliec 10, Final 10,/ J. 2, 's 7, Bell S, a ee Jestome R. pa $. Rout 755, " agg huge IKeallock 747, A. Bilin 716, L. Sabine me . Crandell 709, Cameron Lebreton 705, 8. Siovin a Blyzon 2." Harris 692, D. a, F. Davi y's Weckle's 5 Wd reg ree a one t's 'iy Mead LAKEVIEW LADIES' LEAGUE to Go-Go's for win- tog the first section with 40 eee. This week 'wil tert the second sect! High Average: L. Parry -- High Triple: J. Wessman 749. pal Singin) $. Brant 329, » Regimbal 64? (235, 234); Tocuoes 64 (263, 229).and G. Brown Were Fr ng LEAGUE , nC 627, Joe Ward 620, Gord. Holbrook 618, Cec Lamb 618, Anne Naish 61) and Harry Bennett 617. Games over 200: Elaine Woodcock 275, Roy hg ig hy Bareny 228, 205 Doug | Smith 210, Jim 'ce ot _ Marrs Love | and Annabell 4 @S (266, 211). 'Over ray RL H, de aga beth 8. i y 225, E. Ouellette 223, H, ge A 217, P. Lemaire M. Keenan 213, M. Rathmenn 210, ---- ms Clieft 2) and E. OLD COUNTRY ¢LUB Cellar Dwellers falied hn <2 up ir name as they took section with §7 points. eodieupers. "were High triples: Kelth Alderton 644 D3 - aaron 625 (219, 212)7 fh 685 (247, 246); Fi an Ss oe ae Whitmarsh 627 Vf 244); MJ 709 (259, 260) rend: Baron ae t (213); Lite Finch 701 (222, 219, 260); Roy Mills * (247), High singles: Kathy Bowman Ann Brown 242; Dave Boakes 212, wus Eric id 228; Betty Whitmarsh 212; Paul Mcivor 224; Bob Fredericks 252; Bob Fenton 303; Bill Veitch 219; John Hall 227) Joe Finch 232; Henry Sonley 226; Alex Alr 236. ( Dave MOTOR CITY SUNDAY NIGHT SOCIAL LEAGUE Winners ier Biel first section are Top Cate with 24 rne 2 Siearners 2), Smiiers Ng Perens , Mustangs 15 and Aimers High Triple: Jim Fthennn 7, (m4, wi ong MacDonsid 663 (276) Yvon inbal 635 (265), Steve R Roznik 633 (238, y Pacey 610 (262), Roy Pacey 608 Si 2 -- Simpson 277, Rex Bay Brown 260, Connie 228, Tony wv 344, Smith i June Hill 'hes, Betty Mac- Qenaid 226, Don Wilson 221, Louie Kele- men Bas Bi Smith 220, Dariine Rines 208, Muriel Roznik 28, Barry Townsent | A bd nm, Gari Pye 213, 212, Doreen Kele- CEDARDALE LEAGUB High Tripies: Nick Olesiuk 748 (259), Worma Melynchuk 710 (273), Harold 457, Sonny Lawrence 731, Je iia 706, Jim Montpetit 685, Giore Maclean 668, Gary Parson 653, Giad- ee ee 644, Joan Montpetit 438, Patterson 642, Jim Melynchuk a. aan Singles: Gary Parson hy Jerry ia 331, Jim Montpetit 284, Maclean 254, Sonny Lawrence 'an. Gene Scott 243, Theresa Patterson 255, John Gow, Jr. 236, Adeline Robinson 251, Har- Od Lowery 24). 6M --- oe LEAGUE va, Ru Tri 4 'ea shall 614, G. some. tit, Sevensen | E. Behm 60 Y one 300 gome, by K. Ardie 320. ints taken: Mixers 4, Polishers 6; | Shiners 4, Automatics 0; Rackers 3,| Piaters 1) Ancdizers 3, Tankers 1. The platers won the first section, and Mey are: G. Jessome, L. Marshall, ae VenMeer, H. Vann, D. Morrison. SUNDAY SOCIAL LEAGUE Team Standings -- Aces Up 46, Bol- toms 37, Red Liners 29, Head Pins 28,/ Jeeps 27, Dum Dums 27, Dummies 25, Yop Six 24, Spitfires 20 and Wiid Cats 18. Scores -- F. Clements 677 (247, 230); G. Element 668 Ke M. 663 (234, 230)) D. McCarthy 647 (7); x (252); G. Walls 643 (262); 265); Ross Ci Lloyd Hobbs | 382); Jack Strenk 87) Bregg 77) --, sd (282, 234) Hobbs 645 ( Clements 642 (273); P. Skidmore 637 D; E. Baaudry 66 (238); _D. Smith} a Ge and J, Weroski 420 (264), » 4. Clements | 9 Poors 6 Tromiey Hearts 14, Do-Litties 13, 229, &* 8. Bs Weroshl on ei Maral 223 "ie Ponts Taken: Aces 3, Sharks 1 Fleas | + 11, Minks * Bugs 3, Atoms 3, Jets 4 and 'Oh | Go-Go's 1. | LADIES' MAJOR "8" LEAGUE wall, Rie Fran Alexander 684, |so- 1, Vera Bint 677, Joan Rumpel 655, Marge | een Goch 635, Flo Rus Madeline to| Reeson 603 Feete $00 red Wittrick 220, Bea Alexander 219, Flo Willlamson 218, Mary Frobel 218, eos Lee 217, Cella Wigg 217, Marge Fudger 716, Vera Szikszay 214 and Noel Lyson 211. Points Taken: Seywells 3, Olsens 1, Lendereans 6, Burns 4, Bints 1, Nesbitts » Mornes Hime y Mitchells 3, Whites 1/ a. Motor City Team Branding: Nesbitts 20, Bints 19, Motor City 18, Hendersons 17, Burns and | Hornes Esso 1é, bg and Mitchells 15, Saywells and Olsens 12. GLECTRICAL MAINTENANCE ; LeAcus Over --- Tom Sawyer 711 (304,/ 29); Glen 664 (286, 215); Bill | 456 (297); Bill Corbett 638 (240, | 228); Marion Manning 633 (249); baked ner jem | SOCK Strank 613 (208, Over --_ Lora Gurry 271, Fie 250, Barb Holland 246, Ruth Parrott 242, Hugh | McMahon 230, Diana Charuk 229, Ross | Sutherland 923, Wayne Terteli 313, Bod | Watson 216 and Neg Curry 216, 201. Points , Shorts 3, eon 3, Transformers "lode 2, Screwlugs | Dynes 1 g))} and Daffy MONDAY NIGHT ona wo Standings -- Bungie: + me pm Cy P ssa cin 1s, "alley eat | | oh Sonny x Major fxg H. OLien- | my. ta gmc ~ Shaw 209, | ah 'riples at sony? baad 1. Wahrer rsd Mikaleusk: A Beckett St. cemmaice ALSERT ST. UNITED cHURCH Men's Hi Triples -- Bri 1h ore bean ca0s, 38 igh ip rie Jacklin 267); Stan Gray 735 (225, | 232, 278); Frank Cooper 713 ( 345); Doug Wilson 700 (292, 250); Roger Plancke! 694 (252, 272); Glenn Maunder 652 (220, jerk 645 he 285); Gordon Shemlit 633 (226, 228) and Gordon Ford adies Triple -- Grace Locke 768 we yee, ae), Marg Jackii 233)) Peeri Marlow 496 (256). end Amy Kellington 605 (243, 272). Men's 200 -- Perce Clark 202, 24; | Mace Morrison 212; Jim Scott 221; Art Allman 208; Alf Brown 20) and Bil Pike 200, Ladies' 200 -- Ruby McKay 206; Peari | tart (215, 297), 256) end Amy a Cooper 202; Jean Morrison 201; Ivy Gibbs | 212 and Helen Corbman 226, Total Points -- Robins 25, Hound Deas Hornets 22, Beetles 21; Rams 18, | 2; |dy Tatts 18; Sters 17, Tigers 15; Poot: a. jes 10 and Swans MEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE wr Triples --- Group One: Ozzie Kel- We 9 311, 366); Greg Elereat 825 245, 340); Al in 808 (236, 307, haart Sel Himes 79) (238, 268, 285); Marry Gillerd 783 (252, 275, 256); Ron Bragg 786 (259, 224, 303); Joe Vasko 742 (ae i. 280): ri ae 746 (230, 243, 273); 0) Scott 1%, 226,° 293); and Art . (261, 21, 257). 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