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TlIU1~SDAy OCT md, tUS PA~ T1~INT5EN THE CANAMAN STATE~MAN. EOWMM!VffLU. ONTAMO CMixed Lecag Onje Etcher is stili the big Wheei in the ladies' division of the Mîixed LeaRue. Onie fash- loned a 660 triple and a 261 sirn- Rie to once again capture the ladies' honôoàs ini both events. El1ton Broc acked up the }ighest tri>1ýo increase his league-leading average to a big 240 score. Other high triples Went to AI Hickling (734), Ron Mutton (713), Jack Bond (679) and Hi]da Brock (631). AI HlCklinR's 291 gamne took high single honours, followed bY Mutton (287) Elton Brock (273 and. 266), Bond (250) and ilda Brock (239). Brock's bowlers increased their first Place lead with a 7-0 shutout win over Art Spicer's teamn. Bond's bowlers downed M'/orley Etcher's outfit 5-2 ta climb into second siot. Jimn Rchards' crew finally moved out of the ceilar Position, knock- ing off Bob Mitcheli's team by & 5-2 count. Spicer's team, as a resuit of their loss have been relocated ta the bottom position. - Team Standings BrockW L Pts ]Bocd--10 2 23 Bod6 6 15 Mitchell --6 f614 Richards 5 7 13 Etcher -----5 .7 O0 Spicer Aeae 4 8 9 Games Ave. E. Brock - - --- 12 240 O. Etcher 12 224 13. Mitchell ___ 12 210 A. Hickiing 12 20r) M. Etcher 12 204, Ladies' Major Bowling Name Ave Doris JoIli- ___- Lorraine Martyn I{ilda Brock .-------- Onie Etcher- Bernice Budai____ Lou i.yle - ------_- Lydia Bates ____ Eva Whitehead- Joyce Tennant -__ Joyce Lyle ----- Jean Luxton - ___ Kay Beauprie- Emma Bromeli June Baker ----- R~uth Barclay Mary Harrison --___ Thelma Forrester ___ Sadie Bucknell_____ ?eggy Haynes Bm nStringer- Dot Brooks ____ lielen Piper Ann Gay -.----- ____ Lola Wright }Ielen Vivian S Mary Wilcox ~. Lois McLea Shirley Beel' __ Audrey Biekeli - Vel Miller - Ena Etcher e.oyce Major ,'ýâ'ilma Bates 71elen Dunn --- Ollie Patfield ]Babe Brown- Shirley Davies --- BIla De Jardines M arie Yeo ---_----- Duaine Palmer -- -Bernice Terry- -___ 1-:ay Stephens __ .Audrey Osmond -__ Ess£ Cox ------ Stella Brown Del Vinson -. - erage 231 222 208 206 202 198 194 193 193 192 189 189 188 187 186 182 181 180 178 177 177 177 176 176 175 175 1741 1741 173 17.3 172 i72 170 170 1701 170 170 170 169 169 168 167 1671 Norma Gay -_______166 Marion Slaght 164 jDorc Mutton -___ 164 Eîicen Holroyd -_____163 Dolly Brooks 163 Ada Richards - ____163 IMel MeNulty -.- ----- 160 j . 200 Games Doris Joli 302-264, Lois Me- Lean 279, Emma Bromeli 271, Kay Beauprie 266, 1 Lorraine Martyn 262-24S, June Baker 251- 225-206, Eva Whitehead 250, Bernice Budai 247-210, Joan Brunt 246, Hilda Brock 245-229- 219, Dot Brooks 240, Helen Pip- er 235, Helen Simnick 234, Shir- ley. Bickell 231, Sadie Bucknell 230, Mary Harrison 230, Jean Luxton 229, Vel Miller 227, Essie Cox 226-225, Bernice Terry 225, Milly Henderson 216, Ena Etcher 215, Peggy Haynes 215, Ollie Patfield 210-202, Onie Etcher 209, Helen Vivian 209, Ann Gay 207, Norma Gay 206, Marlon Slaight 203, Mabel Lewis 203, Jayce Lyle 202, Thelma For- rester 202, Kay Stephens 202, Helen Dunn 201. High Scorest High singie-Doris JolI, 302; high triple-Doris Joli, 764; high average-Doris Joli, .231. Team Standings Lydia Bates ------- - 6 8050 Kay Beauprie- 6 7917 Betty Westlake __5 ' 8060 Bernice Budai - 5 8364 Onie Etcher----- 5 8213 Wilma Bates -- ---5 18104 Lorraine Martyn - 5 7862 Doris JolI ----- -- 4 8088 Joyce Major 3 M. 8041 Helen Dunn 3 8369 Hilda Brock 3 8072 Norma Gay --- 3 . 7333 Men's Major Bowling Don Bishop is on the beam McKni,-ht 1 6 3 again after a terrible season Rundie ------ 3 6 3 la,,t year. Don won the high B. Oke ----- ---- 3 6 3 single game of the week with Milne ----- - --- 2 7 2 340 and ended up with a 775 Averages triple. Pete Dobbins had 316 and Name Games Ave. Jack Çay 308. Bill Hearle --- --------- 6 253 Pete Dobbins had games Of Pete Dobbins-------- 9 251 316, 221, 266 for an 803 total AI Osborne ------- 9 249 Io win the triple prize. Niie Dave McKnight- 6 244 other bowlers topped the 7001 Bill Westlake ---- 2 244 mark. Morley Vanstone 778, Jack Gay _.------ 9 240 Don Bishop 775, Ai Osborne 762, Russ Halîman - - --- 9 240l Russ Oke 758, Elton Brock 754, Morley Vanstone 6 237 Bill Stevens 736, Davc McKnight Ernie Perfect ---------- 6 235 733, Jack Gay 721 and Russ Russ Oke -------------- 9 2 34 liallman 720. George Piper-------- --- 9 2 31 Murray Larmer's team came Jack Parker . 9 229 Up with a 3648 triple ta toi) Ross Wright !) 226 Russ Hailman's teamn score of Russ Lane - - 9 223 3647 last xeek. Hallman's team Jim Levett ----- --- 9 22-3 had high single game of sched- Elton Brock - 9 222 u.le 1328. Bill Steven ------------ 9 22LI1 Two members of the Bow- Ted Bagnell - --- ----- 9 220 manvilie Lions Club dominated Phil Cai-cilia ---------- 9 220 the low scores for the evening Bert Engle- 2 ,with Jack Brough winning the H-arold Bcennett 9 21P8 low single game 113 and Bill Pat Yeo -- ---------3 Oliver setting a season's low Karl Bickeli ----- 9 217 triple 442. Councillor Brou_8h Ralph Kelly ------------ 9 216 liad a triple 449. Jack Bondj Reg Hearle --.---- 9 2141 made a nice effort for the sing.'e Don Bishop __ - 6 214 prize withi a 116 score. Cuth McDonald 9 213 ,lley Chatter Bud Moses .----- 9 212 Walt De Geer has given un,1 Murray Larmer - 9 21 ! bowling andt Old Reliable Jake George Stephens 9 209 Westlake has repiaced De Geer Clarence Oke - - 9 2091 ûn Milne's team. Bill has been Dr. Keith Slemon 9 207 o-ne of aur top bowiers in thie Matt Harrison_.--- -- 9 207 past and wili add the needed Jack Bond- 9 207 punch ta Milne's last place Ross McKnight - 9 207 team. Mel Dale - -- -------- 9 205 Bill Hearle dropped his aver- Dr. H. B. Rundle----- 9 204 âge from 284 ta 253 but is stili Harry Gay----- 9 20-i leading the league. Pete Dob- Si Trewin --- - 9 204 l,.ins has moved into second John Stainton 9 203 ,eqat ith 251 and AI Osborne Hap Palmer- 9 203 Yas 249. Seven bowlers are Murrav Tighe-----9 20:3 averaging 240 or better and 46 Paul Chant ------ - --- 9 203 biivlers are over the 200 mark. Jack Lander --- - - 9 203 Murray Larmer's team is o'-' Bruce Mimne 9 2L)2 top of the lieap with 7 points. Bob Williams ----------- 9 21 13rack and Osborne are tied for High Single-This week, Don second xith 6 points. Bishop 340; This Sehedule, Pete The executive would like 111 Dobbins 344. bowlers ta note that bowling High Triple-This week, Pete ahead of time is permissable Dobbins 803. This Schedule, but we stili state that it is flot Bill Hearle 852. to become a practice and each o Si.l ThsweJc bowler abusing this ru le wilL ow Sing3eThis eue, JackE be dealt with in due time. Ju.ztBrond 139T7.Shdue Jc ,rn ember Wednesdav night 'si Lowv TrIple-This week, Bill 01-r.vling night. You know noX lvr42 hsshdlBl lie nvoixare ta bowl sa kee,)i IOie 4;Ti ceue 1 1 Olive:r 442. that date open. tHigh Teamin - This week. i M1en's Major Lea.-ie Standinz Russ Hailmian 1326: 'l'his Sche-' End of 3rd leek, ist Sched.1 dule. Russ Haliman 1326. T'eani W Il Pts1 High Team 3 - This week. 1-a-.ner t- 2 7 lMurira\, Larmer 364': This sche- C -,one - 6 3 6 du le. Murrav Larme- .3648. Frock 6 31 6i Lowv TeaiM i T Ih.s week. lTallnmLl ---- --. 5 3 1 5 12 Bruce Milre 961: Tli:s Schedule Pagnei! ,l 2.5 ~Bruce Milne 844. ýViliai,s- . 5 4 5i Lowv Teani 3 - Thiîsweek F. Oke - 5 4 5 Bruce MlIne 2988: This Schiedue Dale 3 6 3 Lr-ue Miliie 2EU7. _ j Stili on the Mound jue Bowling: H. Brack 12 20 1 A. Spicer - 12 196 J. Bond ___ 12 194 J. Richards ____ 9 194 R. Mutton ____ 12 1901 C. Muttan __ 12 188' G. Stringer 12 194 E. Cox --- 12 184 H. Bromeli ---- 12 182 J. Cox ----- 12 182 Arnold Sleep -__ 6 182 M. Holroyd --____3 182 J. Nawlan 12 1811 E. Stringer - 12 179' E. Bromeili- 12 1791 B. Edmondson 12 178f C. Oke------ 12 1721 L. Eldridge 12 1721 D. Bond 12 1 I2 P. Gould ___ 12 169 R. Mitchell 9 169 D. Mutton 12 165 D. Charles 12 163 F. Luxton----- 12 161 C. Evans 9 161 J. Evans ---- 12 160 Audrey Sleep 6 157 P. Bartels - -- 12 156 J. Eldridge 12 150 B. Charles 12 146 M. Hickling---- 12 145 A. Winacott 9 144 E. Winacott------------ 12 138 D. Edmondson----- 9 1«11 M. Nowian ----- 12 129 K. Luxton --- 12 128 R. Spicer - ----- 9 96 Ladies' High Single O. Etcher ---------- 261 Men's High Single - A. Hickling - - --- -- 291 Ladies' High Triple - O. Etcher ----- ---- 660 Men's High Triple- E. Brock ----766, The Super "88" Holiday SceniCoupe is one of two new body styles offered by Oldsmobile in 1959. The Oldsmobile has been completely restyled, with more glass arca, passengeal and luggage space and a host of engineering and accessory advancements. Steering is casier. There are new Air-Scoop brakes on ail four whecls. Two new engines will mean greater operating eccnomy. The windshicld, with up ta 570 square inches more glass, cuts deep into the roofline to give an unhindcred vicw o! overhanging traffic signais. The wide, heat- resistant band across the top of the tinted rear window reduces heat penetration by about 84 per cent. Sculptured twiri booms swecp full length along the body, highlighting Oldsmobile's unique two-tone styling for 1959. I Soccer M For the second straight ycar Maple Grave downed Zion in the finals ta capture the' league championship for the third con- secutive year. The rcpeating chamlps built Up a big first bal! edge to take the game by a 4.1 count, despite Zion's return ta form in the second stanza. The teams had split the first two games in the best of three scr- les, but the losers couldn't re- capture their passing ability soon enough ta threaten seriaus- ly in the deciding encaunter. Mort Richards' drive, which bad-hopped into the net, open-1 ed the scaring early in the first hall. Ray Preston hcaded in John Fowler's near-pierfcct corner kick mid-way through the haîf ta give the winners a 2-0 edge. Five minutes before the intermission. Preston re- turned the favour when he sent 1: igh11gb fs Fowler into the clear with a neat pass. Fowlcr raced in ahane ta send a bullet drive just under the cross bar ta complete a pioture-play goal. Zion mi.ssed severai fine scor- ing oppartunities when they put on a determined drive to start the second half, Bobby Nemis, piaying a great game for the lasers, broke in twice in the opening minutes, but couldn't find the mark. Garret Bownees- ter shot wide of the goal on a penalty shot, and when he xvas given a second chance because goalie Alvin Stacey maved toa soon, he missed again. That was the game. Although Bownces- ter finally connected on Nemis' foui kick, the drive went out of the Ziap attack, and Dick Denhertog belted in Mort Rich- ards' pass ta score the clincher from close in. Juveniles Drop Opener ln O.B.A. Finals Hr With Walkerton Squad By Jim Clarke Walkerton's st urdy flinger, Allan Steinhoff, muted Bow- manville Juveniles with a neat five biter last Saturday at Vin- cent Miassey Park that ended 6-1 for the visitors. It was the first game in a best-of-tbree playoff for the Juvenile "B,' Ontarlo Championship. Second game will be in Walkerton on Saturday. A torrential downpour jusi before game time forced an hour's delay in starting. Drag- ging operations managed ta put the mound and infield in pass- able condition with parts o! the outfield floating under water. The opening frame shunted Waikerton inta a two run bulge which they neyer gave up. Coach Bob Williams naminated Bob Osborne for slab duty for Bowmanville, but Ôzz ran inta trouble early on. Lobsinger poked a single ta left, Murray walked and O'Breeht laid down a bunt which Osborne fîelded cleanly, wheeled and fired ta third ta cut off the runner. Un- fortunateiy, nobody was caver- ing th-, bag and Lagsinger scor- cd on the play. Meyer caused, more diffieulty when he siash- cd a happer to Abbot an third. The rced bead handhed it a littîci slowly and tossed a high once ta Bill Osborne on first ta give the visitors another unearned run. Bob Osborne was relieved at this paint by Bill Bates who proceeded ta clear the siate with three strikeouts. Boxvînanville bad one o! their two b g opportunities in the se- cond but lb ended with no dam- age. After two were out, with Abbott and Pollard an bases Th-e Statesman Sold At Following Stores Reg. Edmund's Store, Bethany Johnson's Drug Store, Newcastle T. Enwright, Newcastle S. Brown, Newtonville Porter's Gen. Store. Ncwtonville C. Pethick, Enniskiilen T. M. Siemon, Ennîskillen F. L. Byam, Tyrone G. A. Barron, Hampton TruIî's Store, Courtice A. E. Ribey, Burketon Blvth's Gen. Store, Blackstock Keith Bradley, Pontypool C. B. Tvrrell, Orono Wm. Turansky, Kendal H-enderson's Book Store. Oshawa House That Jack Built R.R. 4. Oshawa * 0 * - Bowmanvjlle - R P Rickabv - 1Bie 20" W. J. Berrv .Jack's Smokc Shap Rit&s Smoke Shop Goheen's Handv Store Jury & Love]] The Statesmau OQffjo after walks, Bill Bates smash- ed a well hit bail ta centre, but a fast thro*w in ta third by the centre fielder put Pollard out and the umps did nat allow the run ta count. The score went ta 4-0 in the third when Lobsinger hit a double down the left line ta score twa of his team-mates- again with two out. It *lumped ta 5-0 on another twa out situa- tion when Murray cracked a triple over Curt Vanstone's headj in the fourth. The homesters almost macle it in the fifth, after a waik. twa errars and an R. B. I. put themn in the scoring columnl. Ail sacks were cavered when, with two out, Bill Osborne came ta the plate and rolled an easy one ta the pitcher ta retire- the side. Bates allowed one additional run in the last four innings tc bring his total: ta 13 strikeouts, while allawing six hits for four runs. Steinhoff for Walkerton claimed 10 strikeouts and allow- Bowman ville - cd five hits. I WaLkertpn- Doug Lobsinger 2b, Murray ss, O'Brccht r!f, Around The Bases Billy Osborne injured h,.; hand in the late innings and was replaced by "Mac" Rich- ards in first in the 9th. "Fuzzy" Marjerrison pulled off the game's most sensational fieiding play in the fourth. With runners on first and third, and two out, Mey.er sent a drive ta the right of second. "Fuizy" in a desperation lunge, speared the baIl on his stom- ach, and flipped ta first. Masion had a hapless eveniag at the dish, as did Abbott and Pollard. Billy Bates hurled dazzlîngiy, but bis mates were a littie shaky in the early stages. Steinhof! flung a glittering game, and is a cool, serious worker. At no time during thie game did the homesters garner more than anc hit together. Ncxt Saturday, Bowmanville journeys ta Walkerton for a crack at cvening their series. If they aré succcssful, there will be a doubleheader ta decide the; champîonship. ail big ones liké these. Gordon "Wiener" Sellers, ace hurler with the Intermediate Harvesters, changed mounds at the end of the season and is doing extremely well with hîis new his of potataes. These beauties were grown in his own back yard on Liberty St. and, according ta "Wiener", they were 7.....I.III. set yomr sîqhtonths HUNTINGVALUES PARKA HUNNG.-CQAT, - fe ith zipper front Plaid or Duck Reg. $19.95 SALE PRICE For the Girls * SLIM JIMS *Y Newest Styles in corduroy, lined. Red, Black, Blue and Brown Sizes 7 -14 Reg. $3.99 T( SALE PRICE $259 Hip Rubber Boots Reg. $14,95 0 5 SALE PRICE 'g 9 ,Knee Rubber Boots SALE PRICE $3.,93 RAINCOATS AIl Rubber Reg. $9.95 ~L SALE PRICE $6*9 Plaid Shirts Heavy Doe Skia Reg. $3.99 $2.99 .ALL WOOL Jack Shirts Ail Colors - Reg. $7.951 4Bowmainville Surplus StoreI 42King St. E. Phone MA 3-3211 Recreation FALL ACTIVITIES m Deparf ment 1958 REGISTRATIONS ACCEPTED AT THE RECREATION OFFICE, OR AT FIRST SESSION For furiher information Aetlvity' Choral Society Smocking Lea thercraft Adult Swimming Dancing Class Reading and Discussion Home Nursing Children's Theatre Adult Art Teen Town Dancing Class Children's Cat Minor Hockey -Senior éCîiiens Starnp Club Inatructor Mr. Hugh Martin Mrs. L. Highfieid Mrs. F. Dilling Mr. W. Bagneli Miss Irenie Harvey Mr. Ed. Morley Mrs. A. Witherspoon Mrs. F. Cale Mr. T. Park Mr. A. Hodgkins Mrs. D. Abramoff Club 15 - Mrs. H. White m Phone Doug. Rigg, Director of Recreation Timne Mon. 8:00-10:00 Tues. 7:30- 9:30 Tues. 8:00-10:00 Tues. 7:00-10:00 Wed. 3:30- 8:30 Wed. 7:30- 9:30 Place Tow'n Hall Lions Centre Lions Centre B.T.S. Pool Lions Centre Wed. 7:30- 9:30 Memorial Park Fn. 4:00- 6:00 Lions Centre SFri. 7:30- 9:30 Every Other Fni. 8:30-11:45 Sat. 8:30- 1:30 Sat. 9:30-11:30 Sat. and Mon. 2nd Tues. 8:15 - - 1 -.- ~~~2nd .-.&01 5 vj -ltv1 I-. Lions Centre Lions Centre Lions Centre Memorial Arena Lions Centre ItRecreation Departmient wlII be pleased to mz.ke arrmngements where possible, for aiiy Itfactvte eJe fsfiin uIesaeitrs Fees $3.00 $2.50 $2,50 $2.50 75e per hesson $3.00 $2.50 No Charge $16 per seasan $2 per lesson Membership plus admission 75c per lesson $1.00 $1.00 for the season No Charge aMArket 3-5761 Dates Sept. 8- Dec. 15 Oct. 14 -Dcc. 16 Oct. 14- Dec. 16 Dates ta be set Sept. 24 - Dec. 17 No. Sessions 15 10 10 10 13 Oct. 1 . Dec. 17 12 Oct. 15- Dec. 17 10 Oct. 17- Dec. 19 10 Oct. 17 - Dec. 19 Sept. 26 - Dec. 19 Sept. 27 - Dec. 20 Oct. 18 - Dec. 20 Oct. 25 - Dec. 20 Oct. 7 - Dec. 9 13 10 m~... activities deuired If sufficient nujubers are interested Meyer 3b, Trushinskl 1If, Dave Lobsinger c, Bolden cf, Ken Lobsinger lb, Steinhoff p. Bowmanville - Crossey If. Marjerrison 2b, Mason cf, Bill Osborne lb, M. Richards lb in 9th, Kenneth c, Vanstone r!. Ted Sallows r! in 7th, Abbott 3b, Pollard ss, Bob Osborne p. Bates p in lst. LET GEORGE DO UT I 4l, l effl% 41 Ae, TRIMSDAT, OCT 2nd, lm "M CMAIDIAIf STATUMAN. ONTAM"