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MS Alouettes Win Over Calgary Stampeders But Lose Some Men By JEFFREY GARLICK MONTREAL (CP)--Mon:real Alouettes beat Calgary Stam- peders 25-17 Tuesday miynt in a Canadian Football League in- terlocking game, but they may have lost the battle. The win jumped Alouettes into a three-way tie with Ot- tawa and Hamilton for 'irst place in the Eastern Football Conference while Calgary re- mained one point behind the first - place B.C. Lions in the Western Conference. The Als suffered several in- juries, any one of which could hurt them badly. The extent of the injury to all-star halfback Don Clark's right knee will not be known "until x-rays are taken. Bobby Lee Thompson, standout defen- sive halfback, was limping with a sprained foot, fullback Dave Hoppmann damaged cartilage in his nose and tackle Ed Nickla had back trouble. "When we play Hamilton next Sunday, it may be the first time] in history we'll see the same 12 men going both ways," Mont- real coach Jim Trimble said after the game. "We're in pretty bad shape." DOBBS DEJECTED Stamps' head coach Bobby Dobbs refused to see reporters; after the game, but his de- jected attitude as he left the field made comment unneces- Sary. Montreal may have found the answer to its quarterback prob- lems in Warren Rabb, an early season cut from the Buffalo Bills of the American Footbatl League. Rabb made his first} appearance of the season mid- way through the opening quar- ter and unleashed the passing attack which led to the Calgary downfall. "Rabb will start at quarter- back against Hamilton next Sunday on the basis of his per- formance tonight, Trimble said. Trimble made it clear how- ever, that Rabb had not nailed down the first string quarter- back job and that Francis (Bubba) Marriott will see ac- tion should Rabb falter. Alouettes' Gino Berretta stepped into the place-kicking spot left open by injured bobby Jack Oliver and racked up six points on a 20-yard field goal and three converts, Berretta also punted a single in the fourth quarter. START WELL In the opening quarter, it looked as if Calgary were set OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES to duplicate the 50-0 trashing they handed Toronto Argonauts last Sunday. Fullback Lovell Coleman and halves Jim Dil- lard and Ed Buchanan were LONDON (Reuters)--Results of soccer matches Tuesday night: European Cup-Winners' Cup First Round Shelbourne 0 Barcelona 2 SOOTTISH LEAGUE Division 1 East Fife 2 Forfar 2 Queen's Pk 1 Alloa 0 Stenhousemuir 1 Clyde 3, Arbroath 8 Raith 1 Braves Intend To Stay Put MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Mil- waukee Braves announced this week that the Nationai League baseball club "will be in Mil- waukee today, tomorrow, next having no trouble slashing through the Montreal line for heavy gains. Montreal turned the tide when middle guard Jim Andreotti broke through to block Jim Fur- long's third - down kick. Defen- sive end Jim Reynolds scooped up the ball on the Calgary 35- yard line and crossed the goal line untouched, Berretta converted to give the Als a 7-0 lead near the end of -|the first quarter. Stampeders came right back along the ground, with Eagle Day picking holes in the Mont- real defense. Buchanan scamp- ered four yards around right end for the touch down and Larry Robinson converted to tie the game 7-7. Toward the end of the half, Robinson put the westerners out in front 10-7 with a field goal from the Montreal 12-vard stripe. Berretta booted his three- pointer at the five-minute mark of the third quarter from the Calgary 20-yard stripe, knotting the score at 10-10. BREAKS TACKLES Eagle Day tossed a screen pass to fullback Lovell Colman stream of Alouettes defenders in his wake and giving Calgary a 17-10 lead. Montreal tied the game again four minutes later. Rabb's passes of 22 and 40 yards to ends Ross Buckle and Merv Luster put Alouettes of the Cal- gary three yard mark, George Dixon went over left tackle for the touchdown and Berretta converted. Early in the fourth quarter, Rabb passed the Alouettes downfield to the Calgary 22- yard line, capping the drive with a touchdown toss to Lus- ter. Berretta kicked the extra point to put Montreal out in front to stay at 24-17. Berretta's punt from the Stamps' 36-yard line was con- ceded by Harvey Wylie to round out the scoring at 25-17. who dashed 47 yards, leaving a a Chuck Conerly | a BASEBALL SCORES AND 'STANDINGS -- TH OSHAWA TiMES, Wednesday, September 25,1963 19 In The Clear CLARKSDALE, Miss. (AP)-- Old quarterback Charley Con- erly has been cleared by the National Football League of any wrongdoing in financial dealings with accused gambier Maurice Lewis, and repeated today he knew Lewis only as a success- ful businessman and siill con- sidered him his friend. At the same time, he struck out at first published accounts of the transactions, claiming they were one-sided and based upon incomplete informasion. "The whole thing probably wouldn't have happened if they'd have asked my side of} the story,' the 42-year-old for- mer New York Giants star said in reference to disclosures last Friday that he had accepted fivgy cheques from Lewis in 1961 and 1962 totalling $9,575. "But they went ahead . and printed it. Actually, it was more misunderstanding than any- thing else--but it was real em- barrassing to me and my wife. 'THEY WENT AHEAD' "'Anyone could have come to me and we probably could have straightened it out without any- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS xNew York Chicago Minnesota Baltimore Detroit Cleveland ~ Boston K Los Angeles Washington Washington 0 Detroit 1 Minnesota 1 Cleveland 5 Chicago 15 Baltimore 0 Kansas City 1 Boston 5 obable Pitchers Today ington, Moeller (1-0) Chicago, Baitimore, Barber (20-12) night. L New York, Bouton (20-7). Kansas City, Pena (12-20) at Boston, Wilson (11-16). National League , Ww . Pct. GBL xLos Angeles 97 618 -- St. Louis 91 576 6% San Francisco 85 541 12 Cincinnati 84 582 13% Philadelphia 83 529 14 Milwaukee 82 519 15% Chicago 80 506 17% Pittsburgh 73 84. 465 24 Houston 62 95.395 35 New York 50 107 .318 47 x--clinched pennant American League WL Pet. GBL 55 652 -- 103 i 91 -580 11% 89 560 144% 83 -525 20 494 25 481 27 412 28% 66 70 Si ansas City Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Spahn (21-7) night. Kite sag Gibbon (5 - 11) at its Tuesday Resul Chicago 6 St. Louis 3 H-uston 3 Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 4 New York 1 Philadelphia 5 San Francisco 4 Today's Probable Pitchers t. Louis, Broglio (16 - 8) at Chicago Jackson (14-17 or Ells- worth (21-10) O'Toole (17-13) at x--clinched pennant Results Tuesday Ivan Tennant Player-Coach For Maroons GALT (CP) -- Ivan Tennant, member of the 1959 Allan Cup champion Chatham Maroons, ) vs Angeles 1 New York 8 at etroit, McLain (1-0). Peters (19 6) at os Angeles, Chance (13-17) at Philadelphia, Bennett (8-5) at San Francisco, New York, Craig (5 - 21) Los Angeles, Koufax (24-5) night (10-17) night. Culp (14-11) or anford (15-13) at Games Thursday Pittsburgh at Houston (N) New York at Los Angeles (N) Philadelphia at San Fran- cisco (Only games scheduled) has been appointed player- coach of the new Galt entry in the six-team Ontario Hockey As- sociation Senior A circuit. The announcement was made following a meeting of 14 pros- pective players and 10 members of the new organization's execu- (Only games scheduled) Games Thursday Cleveland at Kansas City N (Only game scheduled) thing ever getting into print. Bui they went ahead without that, saying I was involved with a known gambler. Well, I didn't know Maurice was a gambler-- and he's only been accused of that. "'Nothing's been proven but al- ready they're calling him a known gambler. Nobody around here knew anything about any gambling. He was a successful businessman, That's what he was known for. And he's still my friend." NFL Commissioner Pete Roz- elle announced Tuesday at New York that the league's investiga- tion of Conerly's transactions a YESTERDAY'S STARS year and as long as we are welcome." saad McHale, gongs lr general manager of the clu! - sued @ statement saying: "The many statements, rum- ors, and speculations concern- ing the future location of the Milwaukee Braves have created a@ confused situation. In order to dispel this confusion, my as- sociates join me in making this statement "It is quite natural for cities seeking major league franchises to solicit the ag od of clubs whose just as Milwaukee did in 1953. "Attractive offers have been made to us by several cities, but our decision is to remain in Milwaukee.': For weeks, Atlanta and San Diego fan groups, in particular have been reported attempting to induce the Braves to move. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baiting--Ron Santo, Chicago Cubs, snapped 3-3 tie with two- run single in 6-3 victory over St. Louis that eliminated Car- dinals from 'National League pennant race and clinched flag for Los Angeles Dodgers. Pitching--Ray Herbert, Chi- cago White Sox, took ovr the American League lead in shut- outs with his seventh, a two- hitter in a 15-0 walloping of Baltimore Orioles. George Dixon Only Easterner To Make Gain By THE CANADIAN PRESS Montreal Alouettes halfback George Dixon was the only player in the Eastern -Football Conference's list of top scorers to' advance Tuesday night as the Als defeated Calgary Stam- peders 25-17. Dixon scored one touchdown, giving him four for the. season and moving him into a five- way tie for fifth place in the scoring race, He now has 24 points. Teammate Don Clark was held scoreless and remained in a second-place tie with Dick Shatto of Toronto Argonauts. Each has 36 points on six touch-|. downs, four points behind place kicker Moe Racine of Ottawa Roughriders. The leaders: J Pts 40 36 36 30 24 24 24 24 24 Racine, 0 Clark, M Shatto, T Thelen, O Caleb, H White, O Stewart, 0 Dixon, M Grant, H Ra coooeoon gitenmnened eooooeooo"sS wocessoocou® 22 -- ad Oliver, M with Lewis determined the deal- ings involved the repayment of loans and had no connection with gambling. Roezile said his chief investi- gator, Jim Hamilton, had re- turned with copies of cheques and records that supported Con- erly's contention that he had loaned money to Lewis as a friend in need. K-W Soccer Star Scoring Champion KITCHENER (CP) -- Hans Schablinski, German - born cen- Lovell Coleman Moves Up Even If Team Lost third-place tie with. teammate Larry Robinson in the Western Football Conference scoring race Tuesday as Calgary Stam- peders fought a losing battle with Montreal Alouettes 25-17 in interlocking game at Montreal. touchdown of the season for a point total of 60 while Robinson boosted his total to 60 with a field goal and two converts. leads the race with 78 points. Flemiig, W Kempf, B.C. Robinson, C Coleman, C Dollard, C B Fleming, B.C, Funston, W Coffey, E Mitchell, E tive. Also signed were former Sault- Ste. Marie Greyhound stars Jim Leclair, Peter Kowal- rng and goalkeeper Dave Dry- en. A name for the team is ex- pected to be announced this week, The new operation, which came into being after the old Terrier club folded earlier this month, has a fund-raising cam- paign under way that stresses community participation. Dona- tions have. been received from many merchants and industries and a general fund has: been y Lovell Coleman moved into a Cassius Clay Doing Favor For Hometown LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)-- Heavyweight Cassius Clay changed his mind Tuesday and decided to fight once more this ear, against either Mike De- John or George Chuvalo of Tor- onto DeJohn and Chuvalo are matched in a nationally tele- vised 10-round bout here Friday night. Promoter Bill King said Clay would sign Saturday to meet the winner either Nov. 5 or Nov, 8 depending on whether he signs town, to give them some good a contract for home or closed action," circuit television. Clay, who has clamored for a match with Sonny Liston, said earlier he would not fight until mext year because taxes would cut too deeply into his earnings. But the talkative No. 1 con- tender said he changed his mind because "'I felt I owed it to the people of Louisville, my home OOPS! Don't Be Sorry Later! MR. J.C URGES YOU TO | ON WED., SEPT. 25th Make Your Vote Count for Good Government. d by The Osh Hove Your Suit Styled end Tailored by SAM ROTISH 7 KING ST. EAST From A Lerge Selection of Fine British Woollens Jaycees. Canadian Football League|Started through the selling of $1 memberships to the public. Coleman scored his 10th ACQUIRE WALL QUEBEC (CP) Quebec Aces of the American Hockey League announced Tuesday they have acquired defenceman Bob Wall, 21, who played last' sea- son with Hamilton Red Wings of the junior A division of the Ontario Hockey Association. SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial Winnipeg's George Fleming The leaders: TDC FGS Pts 615 7 78 0 21 14 -- <4 Po = i SeVeanrtananose eamer, B.C, 48 42 36 26 26 BSrwoooco 38m ry wmwwooococe eroooooe tre-forward of the Kitchener- Waterloo Kickers, 1963 pennant winners in the Southern Ontario Soccer League, has won the league scoring championship. 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SAM'S GONE AGAIN SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--The San Francisco '49ers said Tues- day they have. released half- back Bob Gaiters and quarter- back Sam Etcheverry on waiv- ers. The veteran Etcheverry played much of his 10-year pro career in Canada with Montreal Alouettes. OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE CLUB Once again the bowling season has ar- rived, and the executive extends a wel- come to the many old members and to the new ones who have just started. 600 games -- Sam Stainton 803 (316, 270, 217), Diana Charuk 744 (294, 255), FOOTBALL SCORES(" AND STANDINGS 'y Asher 629 (225, 209) and Bill Corbett 611 (240). 200 Games -- Jack 'Strank 267, Ed. Salski 247, George Mills 247, Vi Usher 231, Ken Edwards 227, Lorne Pollard 224, Ruth Parrott 223, Shirley Stanton 215, Marion Manning 215, Jean Cook 214, Eastern Conference WL F A Ptsin 4 3150149 8 4 4163128 8 4 4138132 8 Ottawa Hamilton Montreal Toronto Western Conference 188 195 10 2 7 0104170 4 Game Tuesday Calgary 17 Montreal 25 26 82148 4)¢ Bertha Suntheriand 210, Jane Thertell/; |209, John Jukes 207, 204, Leo Bourdages [206 Lorne Curry 202 and Bud Manning "Coating at the above scores for the first night, It looks like a tough season coming up! Team standings -- Nuts and Bolts 4, Chargers 4, Killer Watts 2, Computers , Protons 2, Diodes 2, VHF 0 and Hot Shocks 0. WIRE AND HARNESS LEAGUE Team standing -- HI-Bowls are leading|' with 10 points, Head Pins and Hi Lo's are running a close race with nine points each; Alley Cats 8 Lucky Strikes 7, Gay Six and Pin Pickers 6 each, Go-Getters 3, Flyers and Jesters, two each. Over 600 -- Rick Wilson 789 (361, 218, |210); Syd Hobbs 725 (297, 215, 213); Bev Gibson 696 (249, 234, 213); Wes Keenan 1676 (252, 227); Orson Pidwerbecki 670) ( MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS | "FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile pace, 2-year- old maidens. Also eligible -- 3-year-olds, inners of $500. Purse $500. 3-Tim Dale, Holmes .. 4.00 2.40 2.90] §Tar Chips, Lockhart 2.60 red 1-Another Look, Leblanc Also: Grattworth Byrd, Chief, Meadow Harvester. Pool $3,607. Daily Double pool $5,922. SECOND RACE -- } Mile trot, 3-year- olds and up. Non-winners of $1,000 in tecunanl lant Song, Lutman ar Also: The Rambier, Jack Skytop, DQ-- Terry's Snowball, Galie's Jet, and Benny Volo, (DQ--Finished 3rd but was disqualified and placed éth.) Pool $5,170. THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile pace, end S-year-olds. Non-winners of 1963. Purse $500. (8) 2-Wee LaYalle, McLean 11.20 5.30 4.20 SDonald G. Byrd, Lawrence .. --- Johnny Barnes, €orbett : Also: os Adios, B. Direct, Dall giseag Goldie T. Chief, and Star Adios B, 4, $750 in - Boot 97.75. FOURTH RACE -- | Mile pace, -year- olds and up. Non-winners of $1,000 In| 1963. Purse $500. (8) $-Edna's Counsel, Madill ... 4.70 3.40 2.70 2Shirley Brooke, McLean ... 4.80 pt bh Hanver, Lawson . Bun €. ho Counsel, Linda Leé G,, and Priseil- 's oly FIFTH nae = 5% Furlong trot, 3- Non-winners since: year-olds --, 1s. ay ee all $1,500. Purse) $600. (7) 7 Dean, Featherstone 3.90 : 60 2.20 4Pronto Boy, Zirnis 2 Yankee Titan, L'Heureux Also: Bud Phonograph, Glena Lee, pwede Pilot, end Dusty Brooke, WA, 5.00] 3.00 7 |. SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace (Down- | town Optimist Club of Hamilton Purse), |3-year-olds and up. Winners of more than $1,000 but not more than $2,500 in 1963. Purse $600. (8) Jane R. Byrd, Lutman 6,90 3.60 3.90 4DH-Albert Hal, Corbett .. - 3.80 5.20 6DH-Adios Direct, McLean 2.90 3.50 | Also: Noble Argot, Jasper's Gold, | Mighty Midnight, Marlene R., and Slic dir QUINELLA ON 2 AND 4 PAID $21.10 QUINELLA ON 2 AND 6 PAID $9.10 (DH--Dead-heat for second.) jPoo! $5,337. Quinella pool $6,471, SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile trot. (Bur- lington Lions Club Purse), 3-year-olds and up. Winners of 2 races since August 1_ preferred. Claiming all $1,500. Purse' $500. (8) 3Shadydaie Editor, Ingles 6.30 "yes pH 5Fiash Wingay, Burrison 3.50 2. Heather Boy, James . 7.00 Also: Chub Hanover, Fedoramite, Buckaroo, Mike Barnes, and Elvis, £0) Pool $10,135. EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace, 3-year- olds and up. Non-winners of 2 races since August Ist. Claiming all $1,500. Purse' $500. (8). 6Ginger Reno, Young 5.403,102.40 |6-Ginger Reno, Young 5.40 3.10 2.40 |3-Sonny Mac, Holmes Time 213 45. Off at 1025 EDT. Also: Single Chips,.Sam Hy U., Dale Mite, Cardinal Ibaf, and Royal Nimble C. 3.90 "Merrie Byrd, Pool. $9,937 NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 3-year- |aids and up. Non. winners of 2 races jsince August Ist. €laiming all $1,500. Purse $500. (7). |7-Highland Glen, Woods ... 13.80 7.00 3.50 Hollyrood Bill C., Madill . 4,80 3.30) 6-Port Hope's Boy, Hill 3.20 Time 211 2-5. Off af 1047 EDT. Also: indianation, Argyel Tommy, Rocky Coast, and Brad Mack, Alice Neville 664 (38, 215, » 202); 226); 'and (265, 247); 211); Donna Walker 617 (209, Marylin Rosseau 607 (245, Herb Cooper 665 (250, 242). Over 200 -- Bill Bevan 249, Lorne At- kinson 239, Pat Leddy 238, 212, Beth Lyn- burner 237, Bob Strutt 231, Helen O'Con- nor 227, Pauline Bell 226, Bev Barclay 223, 204, Maurie Shorten 221, Ethel At- kinson 220, Zella Moreau 215, Tom Bar- clay 213, Jack Kane 212, W. Atherfold 211, Leo Gorman 212, 208, Slim Bell 207, Byron Grace 206, Cyril Weeks 206, Bill Keenan 206, Les McLeod 205, Bill Hard- ing 203, 200, Don Hottat 201, Ben Mc-. Quoid 200 and Barbara Wilson 200. Lemon League -- Myrna Burgess 78, 94, Ruth Moffatt 82, Marg Cooper 90, Marg Blake 92 and Ewen Moreau 94, MOTOR CITY MIXED LEAGUE Friday evening started another season of bowling and by the looks of things it should be a good one. At this time we would like to say welcome back to last year's bowlers ae @ hearty welcome to our new High triples ware rolled by Pete Makar- chuk 772 (295, 208, 269), Earl Westlake 739 (216, 304, 219), Ross Clarke 706 (284, col and Curly Jackson 710 (235, 245, ry good 600's were rolled by Ross westinke 692 (211, 288), Josie Westlake! 685 (226, 243, 216), Oscar Morrison 679 235, 273), Al Jamieson 668 (241, 241), Cecil Litster 653 (246, 225), Ken Bailey 643 (258, 204), Olive Morrison 637 (235, 273), Olga MacDermaid 633 (271), Walt Devenish 619 (271, 201), and Carol Wright 206). rolled. by Jack Anderson 248, Chris €ollins ley 241, Bud Morey 221, 19, Paul Collins 218, Archie Sadie James Bruce 217, 206; Art Irving 216, Mae Ja- mieson 213, Dorothy Sykes 208, Aura Walls 208, Joan Jackson 206, Nick Jak- sitz 206, Doug Smith 205, Norma Brad- burn 205, Stella Makarchuk 202, Jack James 202, Pat Weggler 201 and ay Powless 200. SERGEANTS' MESS LEAGUE Our first night of bowling shows some real good scores. Congratulations to Lloyd Corson, tops with the high triple of 748 (249, 266, 233); Ron Hele 679 (268, 221); Joan Blake 669 (240, 206, 223); Dick Bailey 657 (224, 252); George Fox 640 (202, 224, 214); Frank Grant 625 (296); Stew McKinley 623 (263); Doug Taylor 602 (250) and Fred Zedic 1 (204, 227). High Singies -- Bob Carswell 240, Kars Carswell 228, Belle Fox 228, Irene Hele 226, Betty Grant 220, Junior Robbins 211, Len Gardner 208, Mabel McNeil 204, Dorothy Zedic 204, Roy Begner 204 and Noreen Bailey 201. Points Taken -- Churchills 6, Centur- ions 5, Shermans 4, Cromwelis 4, Rams bt Conquerors 2, Crusaders 1, tines 0. We would like to say welcome to our new bowlers and the best of bowling to everyone, new and our regulars. PLAZA FAMILY Praviserioud 7, Valen-| S19 647 (211, 239); Nan. Bennet 645 (237, 21 Harry Fayle 639 (267, 210); Marlon Thomas 637 (219, 229); Len Bryne 630 (231, 241); Lily Rae 616 (203, 215); Nugent 611 (211, 211) and Harold Nu- gent 605 (246). | "1900's" -- Jake Malachowski 334, Lor-| raine Peebles 246, Ted Monaghan a) Alex Alexander 241, Harold Cornish 240, 207, Ethel Tomkin 240, Syd Thomas 235, Jerry Dickens 232, Jim Huxtable 232,/ John Norris 231, Jack Barta 231, Gerry| Morin 227, Ann Cornish 221, Peggie Fayle 221, Joyce Monaghan 220, Al Burr 216, Madelaine Morrison 216, Hugh Hutche- son, 215, Jack Mcintosh 214, Eleanore La- verty 213, Bruce Laverty 213, Bev Gutsell 209, Rolly Arnold 208, Audrey Keys 208, Dot Haley 207, Bill Tomkin 206, 201, Art Taylor 205, 202, Isabel Hubbell 204, Tom Rae 203, 202 and Jerry Harper 203. WESTMOUNT UNITED CHURCH High Triple -- Harry Bennett 730 (212,) 223, 295); Joan Slater 683 (213, 273); Ron Flewell 674 (286, 210) and Morris Love 637 (211, 236). 200 Games -- Percy Neal 253, Lorne Martin 250,, Joe Ward 245, Herb Wiley 237, Thelma Owen (222, 212); Dorothy Clark 219, Ken Cobb 213, Jack Wilson 211 and Bud Owen 209. Points Taken -- Beatnicks 4, Zingers 3, |Smilers 2, Squirts 2, Sting Rays 2, Won: ders 2, Odd Balls 1 and Go-Getters 0. STORIE PARK LEAGUE The new season started Saturday night, Sept. 21. The committee would like to wel- come all the new bowlers and hope you | all enjoy yourselves. | It looks like some of us are starting) this season out with flying colors. i High Triples -- Ken Willsher 869 (287, | 326, 256), Alex Anderson 867 (375, 270, 222), Lou Locke 860 (272, 349, 239), James Scott Jr., 670 (204, 221, 245), Ozzie Whitmee 644 (241, 235, 193), Colin Wil- son 643 (203, 206, 234), John Sawdon) 612 (235, 181, 196) and Dean Taylor 610) (246, 168, 196). | Over 200 -- Joyce Porter 242, Alf) Redknapp 242, Lloyd French 238, Vaugh) Brooks 238, Marshall Knipe 238, George) Arkwright 232, Horst Thajer 227, Art) French 223, Harry Williams 219, Jack Mc-| an 219, Theresa Cascisto 215, Joan Tay- | 215, Michael Barry 215, Douglas Men-| zie 213, Gar Killingbeck 215, Maurice| Lyon 213, James Scott Sr. 204, 203 bal Ziggie Benkowski 202. Lemon League -- No names will be| mentioned this week. Standings -- Colleges 4, Simcoes 4) Cromwells 4, Johnstons 4, Albanys 4, Ox-| fords 3, Cuberts 3, Burtons 1, Hibberts 1, Tresanes 0, Hillsides 0, Montraves 0,| Centres 0, Mills 0. The two hidden triple scores last Sat-| urday night were 394 for the ladies with} Eva Arkwright winning with 387 while] the men's score was 522, with two' win- | oy Frank Belbin 519 and 'itm McCabe) LADIES' MAJOR "A" LEAGUE | There were only three who managed to} make the select class this week but 21) had nice 600 triples. Points 'Taken -- Nu-Way Rug 3, Mod- | ern | y 1; CocoCola 4 Young | Team Flintstones 6, Champs . Rollers 6, Lucky Breaks 5, High Spots 5, Players 4, Teer ers 4, Jolly 6, Hootenays 3, Jug! Jets. 3, Untouchables 3, Beveriy t piitttes| 2, Nines 2 and Hopefuls 1. High Triples -- Ed. Leslie 871 (274, 329, 268); Harry Keys 787 (323, 206, 258); Doug Pelow 780 (223, 302, 255); Al Haley 779 (218, 236, 325); Art. Bryant 726 (216, 247, 263); Fred Taylor 702 (218, 221, 263); Ernie Dickens 700 (240, 216, 244); Norma Norris 698 (221, 306); Ewart Carswell 682 (252, 206, 224); Al Hardsand 681 (233, 249); Steve Barta 670 (206, 236, 228); Jim Morrison 668 (224, 201, 243); Betty Byrne 651 (252, 220); Bill Gutsell 650 (234, Moderns .0; Scugog Cleaners 1, Lakas| Coffee Shop 3; Acadian Cleaners 3, Hay- | .|den McDonalds 1; Horwich Jewellers 1, |Strouds 3. 700 Triples -- Marion Dini Innis Delong 656, Joyce Mary Mann 645, Ann Gummow 644, Loret- fa McLean 639, Lorraine Murphy 635, Shirley Smart 624, Marg Vice 623, Barb Harding 618, Yvonne Dugay 618 Olga McDermaid 650 (300), Vi Norris 611, Joan} Jackson 607, Xp Rogers 607 and Av- Attendance 1,943 Total Mutuel Handle $80,762. Pool 99,976. 244); Pete Wight 650 (235, 244); Clarke GM, 21); Ehariie Taylor' drey Hodgson What isaned" te €rhis and Millie? 'y Boys' Quilted SKI JACKETS Sizes 6 to 18, assorted colors. 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