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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1947 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE THIRTEEN BOWLING MAYFAIR LADIES' LEAGUE "This second section seems to have put a lot of pep in most of our bowl- ers, or was the first section just a warming up period. Each week finds ® new. line-up on the honor list. Hopefuls, Playfairs, Hi-Jinks, Happy Gang, Hubbd,K Hubba, Has Beens and Die Hards t 3 points from their op= pents. Greenhorns and Roamers settled for 2 points each, so you see the little black and white kitty was away on a visit somewhere else. Hope he stays for an indefinite period. Daisy Malcolm led the way with the high triple, 752 (2v2, 325, 135). A nice score Daisy, but just 37 short of the 789 of the season, rolled by Lil York. Mattie Hughes 732 (192, 261, 279), Ethel Freeman 691 (169, 160, 362). This gives Ethel the high single (362), for |23 hout hand} d glv he and gives the rest of us something to shoot at. Lou Barrow 685 (280, , 177), Rose Pearn 055 (136, 206, 313), Jean O'Don- nell 642 (216, 217, 209), Lila Deverall 638 (174, 212, 252), Mae Sloan 614. Other high singles--Mrs, Wittrick 282, Mary Lockwood 248, Mae Sloan 243, Bernice McMahon 243, Did Hobbs 237, Susie Greer 231, Hazel Weddup 231, Vera Hele 220, Peggy Mosser 222, Clara Hewitt 222, Belle Forbes 203, 210. Team Standing 2nd Sec. Season Hubba buHba . Jinks Greenhorns Hi-Jinks HENRY UUOOSD TIMES-MUNDY-GOODFELLOW . BOWLING LEAGUE They're off--one up and eight to go. The season's second section opened | po! at the Motor City Alleys on Tuesday night with all teams acquiring points except Perry's Pets who were bowling shorthanded. Rolling a total of 3036 pins the Hot Sparks took four points to head the ack in. the standing. Headliners, Bul- etins, Scoops and Red Cats captured three points each and are all tied up for second place. Pin Pickers, Dem Bums, Pi Boxes and Johnnies garnered in a point apiece to make a four-way tle for third place. Next week's com- Pesision will likely see many of these les broken. A new season's triple for gents was established when Hadley Quick of the Headliners rolled up a total of 803, just one pin short of the highest score to date, set by Esme Williams (804). Topping the list in sing! ladies was Jean Southworth with 221. Incidentally Jean, a comparatively new bowler, is making tremendous strides dnd is beginning to give keen competi- tion to even the best in the league. Phyllis Baxter took top triple for the night in the ladies' section with 584. Among the gents, Bob Johnston came up with a splendid 341 to carry off honors for the high single. Here dre. the high scores fore the evening:-- Ladies--Jean Southworth 221, Verda Jackson 217, Phyllis Baxter 204, Gloria Rorabeck 216, O. Meisenheimer 207. Gents--Frank Harris 291, Harold Keenan 249A, 223, 218, Les Coles 204, Hank Rorabeck 205, Tom Mackay 212, 244, Bob Johnston 305, Norm urs 240, 244, Pred Densham 214, Tom Drury 8, Harry Dyas 227, George Campbell 271, 216, Bob Jeyes 272, 212, Jim Bax- ter 205, Bruce Hudson 211, 204, Bob Salmers 218, 203, Hadley Quick 269, 217, 245, Harold Forshee 214, Alex Mac- kay 208. Art Wilson 210, Nelson Perry 247, 3 Hot Sparks Headliners . Bulletins Pin Pickers Dem Bums Pi Boxes The Johnnies Perry's Pets .. Soup Campbell--please stop reading right here--you have won enough drum sticks to qualify you for a drummer in any band. Next Tuesday will be our Chicken Roll. 8ix luscious birds to six luck persons. Prizes for high single in both ladies' and gents' section, also chicken for high triples in each sec- tion, For the bowlers who are out of high scores, there will be two lucky & es, Everybody out for the Chicken © 09 0 EO 83 G.M. MAIN OFFICE LEAGUE In Tuesday night's session all team increased their totals by at least one int. Ross McQuay's Hi-Flyers were them for 2 points. Havocs picked up 1 finally stopped by the Aces, who took point," and now are only a single point behind the leaders in the sec- ond section. Rod Connolly was right on the head pin in his first game and came up with a new high single of 376, which will take some beating. This was the only new mark set during the evening. Next Tuesday all han will be on deck to take a shot at the turkeys, and this should be a big night. 'The Blp Ten were: R. Connolly 757 (353), R., McMaster 726 (3007), R. Mc- Quay 724 (262), H. Ball 716 (256), L. le games for O.H.A. JUNIOR "A" G W L P Windsor Oshawa Stratford ... Mariboros ae. Galt Barrie St. Catharines St. Michael's Guelph ..... 15 Y. Rangers . 15 1 Wednesday's Results Oshawa 5 St. Michael's.... 2 WIndsor .......s 6 St. Catharines. Stratford 5 Guelph........ 4 Future Games Tonight--Stratford at Barrie, Saturday--Guelph at Young Rangers; Galt at St. Michael's; Marlboros ' at Oshawa; Windsor at St. Catharines. seen 4 3 7 5 5 9 10 11 orococuonocH O.H.A. SENIUR "A" WIL T G Marlboros ... 16 12 Ham, Tigers 14 8 Kitch.-Wat. . 13 Owen Sound. 14 Stratford =-.. 14 62 Ham, Pats .. 14 54 66 Brantford ... 13 0 12 1 36110 Wednesday's Results Kitch. Waterloo . 7 Hamilton Pats.. Future Games Tonight -- Brantford at Marlboros; Owen Sound at Hamilton Tigers; Kit- chener at Stratford. Saturday -- Hamilton Pats at Brant- ford. AY) 34 43 47 63 NATIONAL LEAGUE G W L F Montreal . Chicago es | ursday's Results New York .... 4 Montreal....ee.. Wednesday's Results Toronto 2 De! Montreal Future Games Saturday -- New York at Toronto; Chicago at Detroit, Sunday--Toronto at Boston; Mont- real at Chicago; Detroit at New York. L Roenigk 696 (239). J. Daniels 675 (280), E. Mackie 659 (247), J. Andrews 649 (237), W. Spence 643 (247), and K. Stroud 639 (249), BE Ready for Holiday Journeys! Sa Even if it's just a 5 minute ride to Grandma's for Christmas, don't take a chance on your car spoiling your fun. Bring it in today for a check, tune-up and lubrication job you can depend on. And while you're in -- check over our complete line of tires, batteries and accessories. cellent gift ideas for the car owners on your shopping list. In the latter, you'll find ex- RTERE RAR ORI R QR RRR RS RRA URE RR RARE RE 209 DUNDAS W. K; » 4 w ¥ x. STINER MOTORS wn Dealer for DODGE Cars and Trucks DESOTO McCOLL-FRONTENAC PRODUCTS Repairs to All Makes of Cars WHITBY RAIN TR ORS DARA HPI DADA DRS Ww PHONE 653 Spicy Bits From Other Sports Cols. By H, DENT HODGSON Canadian Press Staff Writer Ottawa, Dec. 12--(CP)--Tired of Christmas shopping on the hoof? You sportsmen should try a stay-at- home type of entertainment. A great insight into how life in the sports circles has progressed, comes from William (Gttawa Jour- nal Walshe. You just wander into a sports store and pick up the avail- able catalogues, wander home, put your feet up, and: peruse. For sports' who refer to skis as barrel stages, Bill points out such advertised features as perfect bal- ance, perfect matching, flexibility, lightness, and strength, as well as the various waxes for wet, dry and clog snows, waxes for climbing and running for downhill or slalom or jumping, "Now," he says, "if they have a special wax for standing still in a clubhouse we would probably be ) : Walshe, "one cf those red-painted more interested." Leaving out the weighty list of skis bindings, clothes and other ac- cessories right down to live insur- ance policies, the armchair shopper ci find any number of other in- terests in available - literature. "In the old days," says Mr. hockey sticks ®.at would never break, bend, or even mark, a pair of skates often clamped on boots and a tin can or block of wood was enugh t start a game, but not now." Fans can add their own particu- lar list of pads, gloves, star-plug- ged 'boots and sticks, and even re- feree whistles. Self-styled Santas can have a hey day, however, in the Isaac Walton Department. Try, for example, a two X-ruby eye wiggler; a one-eyed wchbbler, or a pearl kidney spoon, on cne of your fisherman. friends. Or a calamity Jane, a deep sole or cash-in outer on your golfing chums. Just name your sport. All you need is the cash, says Bill, and a truck to carry it away. "Just when we were about com- pleting our Christmas list there came a reminder that there are no boys or men in the family," he add- ed, "and would we please hurry up to help pick some pretty little gifts frm the lingerie stores." A.H.L. HOCKEY CHIPS By The Canadian Press Indianapolis Capitols today ap- peared to have benefited . from their recent swap with Detroit Red Wings, that sent Rod Mor- rison and Marty Pavelich to the N.H.L. in exchange for veteran Eddie Bruneteau and Gerry Cou- ture, For 1ast night in Indianapolis, the Caps stopped the fast-moving Buffalo Bisons 5-3, with Brune- teau and Couture each blinking the light once, Other Cap goal- getters were Enio Sclisizzi," Nel- son Polosky and Cliff Simpson. Les Douglas paced the herd with two markers and Floyd Curry scored the other, In the other game last night, St. Louis Flyers upset New Hav- en Rarblers 4-1. Don (Count) Grosso, Ernie Trigg, Normie Tus- tin and John Raynak accounted for the St. Louis scoring while Harry Bell tallied the New Hav- en. goal, Use Times.Gazette Classified ads. | Sports Roundup New York, Dec. 12-- (AP) wr Lobbying around the baseball meetings: Old Bobo Newsom ar- guing that Brooklyn's Rex Barn- ey throws the fastest ball in the big leagues. He's faster than Bob Feller, who's past his peak , . . Red Rolfe and Wish Egan saying almost the same thing about De- troit's Art Houtteman. "He'll last a long time," adds Wish, "He's only 20 years old and has a rub- ber arm." , , . Johnny Neun ex- plaining how it will help Grady Hatton's hitting to play him in the outfield. Neun plans to use Eddie Miller at third for Cincin- nati and rookie Red Stallcup at short . . , Steve O'Neill and Chuck Dressen discussing pitching ma- chines, O'Neil] wants one with an arm the batter can see before the ball is delivered; Dressen holds out for a regular batting pract- ice pitcher -- protected by a net he can duck behind when those line drives come whistling back. Managers Eddie Dyer of the Cards and Ben Chapman bf the Phillies were playfully discuss- ing trades the other day when Eddie mentioned Harry Walker, Camera Record Of Most Surprising Bout In Joe Louis' Career Jersey Joe Walcott. left, seems to be feeling that powerful left of Joe | Louis, as his expression shows, was out to end the battle with this punch, Louis before it lands as the fight, which was supposed to end in three or four rounds with Louis victorious, stretched to the 15-round limit. Joe | but it didn't connect, After the fight Louls shows his puffed lip and Walcott's fast jabs. LE Ania. 7 A It took a count of seven before Louis regained. his equilibrium at this point in the fourth round. It was his second trip to the canvas, YOUR LAST CHANCE The Perfect Gift to Your Daughter 2 ONLY : CCM Girls' Model Bicycle Only $45.00 VICTOR'S Sporis & Cycle 34 KING W. Ld PHONE 918 Jersey Joe, after the scrap, looked better than Louis who won the Though he knocked Louis down twice, Walcott's back-pedalling tactics prevented the judges from awarding him the decision. x : The challenger is almost down in this photo. But no count was registered as he bounced back to his feet immediately, » whom he sold down the river season , . , "I develop him into a league-leading nitter and now you want him back," Chappie re- torted, "Sure I'll talk trade, but I won't give you a turkey for a sparrow--and dress the turkey." The St. Louis Prowns will be the host team for the 1948 major league all-star game next sum. mer , , . The event will be cele- brated in St. Loui as alumni homecoming day, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press Philadelphia--Santa Bucca, 138, Phil. adelphia, Doug » 14015, New York (8). Worchester, Mass.--Phil Terranova, 132, New York, knocked out Timothy (Buddy) Hayes, 120, Boston (6). Pittsburgh -- Filberto Oscario, 126, Puerto . Rico, outpointed Joe Barone, 125, Pittsburgh (10). Atlantic City--Harold Johnson, 17315, Philadelphia, outpointed Kid Wolfe, 167, Washington (8). ------------------ LAST NIGHT'S STARS By The Canadian Press Phil Watson, New York Rangers, who paced the Blueshirts to a 4-2 victory over Montreal Canadiens with three goals last night. Grant Warwick, New York, who scor- ed once and assisted twice against Montreal. Buddy O'Connor, New York who Picked up three assists against Cana- ens. SEE For Yourself! The whole, excit- ing motion pic- ture of the fight the whole sport- ing world is talking about! 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