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| MEER LL METIS ATRL I Rte aprgaRees: 1Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Twesdey, October 27, 1994 10-PIN ACTION SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' As a result of Thursday night's OSHAWA GENERALS clash with the Kitchener Rangers, at Bowmanville Arena tonight and it will be the first meeting of the season for these two clubs. Last Sunday, the Kitchener squad whipped Hamilton Red Wings 8-3 and in so doing, served notice to the rest of the OHA Junior "A" league that the honeymoon was over, ot least as far as the Kitchener club was concerned. Up until this point, the Rangers were being gazed down upon as the lowly entry of the league and No. 1 in the voting for "most likely club to finish in last place", But all that has been changed in the past couple of weeks. Over the weekend, Lou Passador was replaced as coach of the Rangers -- to spend more time as coach for the New York Rangers. Floyd "Butch" Martin was named as his replacement. Needless to say, the new coach, Martin, will be going all- out tonight for a win over the Generals in Bowmanville. Also needless to say -- he'll have his troubles! Even though the Generals will be without the services of their ace centre, Ron Buchanan, they'll still be out to prove tonight that they can win games without him -- especially on their home ice, It could be that tomght some of the lesser lights of the Gen- erals will come into stardom. Bill Little grabbed off the spot- light on Sunday afternoon and with Buchanan on the side- lines, some of the other forwards will have to pick up the slack -- and in doing so, we could have some new stars to- night. Certainly, we expect the Generals to maintain their undefeated streak and climb just another notch closer to the league-leading Niagara Falls Flyers. x x x x x THE NHL RACE is mighty close at this point but at this season of the year, most sports fans are content to sidetrack their hockey interest, in favor of a good look at what the Canadian football teams are doing. With this in mind, we have to go along with the trend -- Hamilton Tiger-Cats whip- ped Toronto Argos on Saturday and that settled a couple of mute points. Hamilton is sure of first place in the Eastern Gircuit and Argos are sure of fourth place -- that's the bot- '¢om of the heap, with no hope of a playoff berth. Ottawa 'was the victim of a go-for-broke pass as Alouettes won their game on Sunday afternoon. Defeat didn't kick Ottawa out of gecond place but the win for Montreal at least proved that they were entitled to third place. They didn't slide in by the back door. Argos are left with nothing to brag about except their season's ticket sale. Maybe it's about time the fans who pay the freight decided to take a hard look at the situa- tion and decide whether coach Knobby Workowski should go-- or somebody else. One thing is certain, Argos will not sell as many season tickets next term unless they come up with something better than their usual July splash--about having the Grey Cup all wrapped up -- before they've played against anybody. At this distance, the only thing we can visualize action only three points sepa- rates the top four teams in the Eastway Men's Thurs-Nite League. Fuels and Dyetis Sports took advantage of a head- to-head match between Mackies Van and Storage and Ideal Dairy, who split their points, to move into serious contention for the league lead. The Fuelmen shut out Pic-O-Mats while Dyetts took three of four mark- ers from Clint's Texaco. Walt Scott 587 (216) effort for 2 rallied Dyett's in a team effort, while Doug Vann 601 (243) led over the automats. Only top performances by Alex Ross 575 lou Harold Bab. : Mackies as Johnnie Gatto with a 601 (234) and B. Markus 540 led the challenging milkmen. Top-Star bowling for the week was Dick Courtney's 611 (243), ( for Ontario Motor Sales, as they while Russ Young 554 (203) led Wilson's Men's ear to a blank- ing over a hapless L.A. and B. jcrew. Scugog's Cleaners beat Homes by Harrison 3-1 with a good team display, while Goch's Supertest and H. and L. enter- ¥ prises divided the spoils with H and L very happy with their short-handed crew. Houdaille and Les Eveniss battled to a bag pe ig Beso with both pop and son Wagar discontent with result as Bill Katocs and Tom Krawchuk ted their respective teams. good scores ce the night went Piri Loreno 565 (213), Stan Hodgson 564, H. Witterick ba. (204), Aleck Kiniski 346 (204) and G. Ned Standi " Dai Dyas '6 Sports 2 eters Fuels 19, Wilson's Men's Weer 1%6, Les Eveniss 15, Goch it 14 Homes Harrison 14 Shon' wr 13, H. Ontario Motor Sales. 12, Citnt's Texaco 10, L.A. end B. 7, Pic-O-Mets 3. i ghut-out Black's Men's Wear,|-- The first plece tie with Crown moved into « p ify gi cock 557 held first place f0Tr| clos Text ih ee this week with « triple as he Close 4-Team Race SPORTS CALENDAR In Thurs-Nite Loop _ SASTWAY MIXED LEAGUE Mothersitis or rather the a fi ig 3 i : g il i + i? Clint's fell shagt as Bob Peake peasy McLaughlin's to their triumph | 9oinst ron " Hl 22; z i H g z 3 z 3 Vann 519, Ed Mothersill 506 shatz 502. Worthwhile mention Mary it led bees a 548 (194, "Tayler. 322 ( Gyurkea 540 ( Lachlan 422, Jean Lawrence 422 and Mary s--Snapshots 31, Crown ae 42. Silpeeks 28, bey ag yy Cer- Y Men's Shop 16, Yomacs 17, Oshawa Cam Centre 14, ag fark Plumbin; ipping Dap-| » xu hg Wear who delivered $s on Fri- knock-out the Dapper: day_ ae in in pice for pants tt the big rs Pn Maintenance, though deal Dairy 20, Mi Beating roy crvaira are olin he jn but eight points ewey Friedrich fired the sed = under- from the @ blistering Py 0 ie] Sten with R. Slegel 548 (225) and Arno Knop 516 fo lead Flint- stones as they bienked @ Men's Wear mince Men 16, Guardsmen 11, Sparkettes LANDER STARK CLASSIC The Thanksgiving holiday rest proved lo be just whet the bos BE hog | for Bob Doug Eagles, managed to pick up this week's Cole's 'bowler of the week' award. Harry ' | Witterick's 549 for the Mscad prevented a tre Uhee dey for Bob. eorge Brabin continues to lead in the averene" resp with @ sparkling 194, fol- flowed by Herman Prakken 193, Frenk ia te 182, Walter Crystal 162, and Sten eld 180, ee ie as ene Bob RI Feicons Jets 7, Hornets 7, Tigers 7, Hawks 6, Eagles 5. OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS WED-NITE MIXED Front Bernes made the he ris that Argos have going for them -- is a build-up cam- paign for Canada's big celebration in 1967. If the Grey Cup isn't held in Toronto that year -- and even if it is -- and Argos do not represent the East -- then a lot of fans are going to feel they invested a lot of money in a long-plan program that blew up in their faces. Local Team Whips: aoe T. Anthony Boys LAt Ace Bowl. last Seturday, the Motor City team came up with a very vital 41 victory over T. Anthony Limited. Motor City rolled a five.game total of 6,147, compared to 5,866 for the losers. The An team had been in fifth place, prior to last Saturday's bowl- ing, and now are only three points ahead of Motor City. Motor City took the first game 1,188 - 1,100, as Ron Swartz, who was inserted into the anchor spot in relief in the fourth frame, came through with a seven-frame total of 226. Harold Ballem's 267 and John Trott's 264, also helped out. The local team took the sec- ond contest 1,315 - 1,260, as Orval Brown led with 322, fl- lowed by Ballem with 302, Trott 272 and Al Perry 267. Anthony's on their only game in the third match by a narrow ten-pin margin, 1,148- 1,138. For Motor City, O. Brown came through brilliantly in the anchor spot for Motor City in spare strike to win this game frame. Individual totals showed that poorly in the first game, came back strongly and finished with a fine total of 1,337 frames. Ballem also had a good day with 1,271 for the distance. Other Motor City scores were as follows: Trott 1,180 for 48 frames, E. Brown 580 for 23, Swartz 534 for 22, Perry 811 for 36, Sel Himes 307 for 16 and Si Risun 127 for nine. This coming Saturday, the action in the Toronto City Major takes place at Motor City Lanes here Motor City will tangle with Oshawa's Acadian Cleaners, de- fending champions of last sea- son, and this' should prove to the fifth, 1,26 - 1,991. Ed Brown| $ the final contest. Ed needed al!? and he did just that-in the last|ers, took thr Orvals Brown, who started off se for 46|™ in Oshawa. | 21) again was best with 282. Motor City bounced back to take the next two games. They won the fourth, 1,280 - 1,107 and be a very interesting match. Bowling starts at 2 p.m. sharp and spectators are wel- come. pers he agai CHURCH LEAGUE on os Pike for woth the toh triple of 712, with ca WEDNESDAY < , 'Optimists ¥ jack. 6 SFommrocks 'on Wishers thans 6. Games -- D. Bowen 241, A. ms. Stewart 735,. 204, N. Fice 228, P. Yule 228, 23, L. Worden 'ay 7, P. 205, B. Webster 209, |, Rogers 203 D1. and F. Mitchel * ori 780, BHI| Stinson 205, oe a Ont. Steel "B" 1; Nevy Club Fy Bathe end lian 2, High Triples -- A. Bryant 872, R. Bey Mann 1 200 Scores 8 and Mar-| Cerorn Sawks 296, Doreen Wick Kehoe 216. Lemon League -- Jan Sharon McLaughlin 208, Marg Warlow 204, Ev Ada F 203, Queenie Rose Stovin 201 and Edne Tal Pols -- Iedarm Upholter ng ug 12, Fgh «he ple's ee clomhine % Frye end Love ' Meda! 8, Kirocks 6, Jordon's Florists ; end Thompson Kernaghan 2. 4 Cleaners 8, WEDNESDAY NIGHT INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Bob| Kinloch's 4, Onterio Steel "B" 0; Le red| gion "A" 4, Skier Furniture 0; King Elec Bee Sree 4s cor agg vf Resteurent "C0; Ont. G. Gwililams 754, R. ° 8. ha Brown 724, A. Brieebols 7. Bryent 252, 25; G. Newsome 288, Knight 268 and K. Brown 276. ae avon Elowig ed yee 'eflies ere still flying and came) H' etoner corse: te Crickets one, end the ; 2 each. "Teen er -- Fireflies 2, Tigers 13, Crickets 12 . Come on, was top bowler agein this oun wilt 7 "Om, 237), Audrey Parker 640 Ray. 213) and Mery Gilkes 629 (208, it 4, feel "A" 3, Le Me- Short 8.522753 3488 a i fe Thomson gt iy ge oe a a 5 (205), Rich Forster ond" 510's, Gord * Hercid 506, John Bowers Sneigrov 50, len cope Boo (08) and "im La Webster Bernes ae Mickey the] 425, .Meureen Li ahh ety Lerrome 'Golet 415, Ede Ryen and Dot Tyson each had 4, Marg Brown 206, Striey Bowers 102 and Cynthie Moody 40' Team Standings -- as said 45, Sperk- ,\ettes 38, A end W Drive-in 36, Big Five 3, The "Crawlers 30, Team No ®, Try Herds 5, The Jinx 2. Audrey janice Hughes Pascoe Lag 'ad Marie Ferguson 92: end Helen Brown 70. m7, Helen Brown ay 223, A 17 and Irene % BICYCLE POPULAR Britain earned more than $57,000,000 from the export of bicycles in 1963, with the U.S: being the largest single market. m0), for the distance. TODAY'S GAMES OHA Junior "A' League -- Kitchener Rangers vs Oshawa Generals, at Bowmanville Arena, 8.00 p.m. OHA Junior "B'" Metro League -- Whitby Dunlops vs North York Maple Leafs, at Downsview Arena, 8.00 p.m. FOOTBALL Oshawa OCSSA League -- (Junior League) -- O'Neill CVI at McLaughlin CVI at 4.15 p.m. and (Senior League) -- Central CI at Donevan CI, at 4.15 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES FOOTBALL Oshawa COSSA League -- (Junior League) -- Central CI at Donevan CI, at 4.15 p.m. and (Senior League)--O'Neill CVI at McLaughlin CVI, at 4.15 p.m. Oshawa Girls =| Nip Bowlerama Toronto Loop Led by team-captain Lou Himes, Oshawa's Curran Car- ton girls edged Bowlerama 2-1 |in Toronto City Ladies' Major gemes|five-pin bowling action on Sat- of urday. The Oshawa girls captured the/the first match. in easy style, 1,082-986. They came back and won the second game, 1,178-1057, 'but were beaten in the final con- test, 1,071-1,019. Himes bowled brilliantly for the winners and racked up 783 re from, | for the 30-frame distance. Other Oshawa scores were: Janet renk)Peel 702 for 30 frames, Millie \ne|Bilida 430 ér-24, Mavis Taylor 390 for 14, including a terrific relief job, and Helen Trott 357 for 22 frames. Vi Warn was high for Bowler- ame with 724 xr 30 frames. Rich 204),| M.. Hinton pickd up 676 for 30, while M. McCabe bowled 646 Oshawa lavesiies Defeat Aurora Oshawa Juveniles opened keep ltheir hockey season in Aurora before}on Sunday with an: impressive 4-3 victory over the Aurora Junior "'C'"' club. It was a rough, hard-fought yelexhibition game, as '30 penal- ties were handed out, including 19 to Aurora. Oshawa received 11 penalties, The Oshawa boys deserve a pat on the back for their hockey ability and sportsmanship, both on and off the ice, as they Wierd |took a great deal of unnecessary abuse. Gary Dionne led Oshawa with | a two-goal effort. Elliott and Remember When? ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Clark Griffith, co-founder og Washington nine al years ago today--in 1055-- at the age of 85. Griffith, who was a pitcher, manager his long Motor City Lanes Beat Errington"s In the Willowdale Men's Ma-|after a rather spotty first game jor five-pin league action, Motor] of 186, came back with 210 and City Lanes club picked up five well-earned points with a neat two-to-one victory over the Er- rington Paint entry. Errington took the first game when Fred Dickens led his mates with a smashing 357 score and this boy seems to save these es for the Ohawa team. The Errington total was 308 for 2 704 total; Mann had 219, 266 and 201 for 686; Rey- nolds 201, 277 and 177 for A55 and this was a bad night for "Wimpy". Jim Cassells also was there, Lioyd Lynch was at his best for Errington with 225, 280 and 324 for 829 and Dickens who started out at a terrific clip , inaugurated the custom of having the US, president open the season with William Howard Taft in 1912. 1190 to 1137 for Motor City| with 337 dropped to a 170 and Lanes. finished with 228 for 735; C. Al Perry, who is bowling ter-| Proctor 214, 198 and 280 for' 642; rific for the Oshawa club, was|C. Puls 180, 243 and 211 for 634. the big shooter in the second): The action this week will see game with a 300, followed by|Motor City Lanes take on the Wimpy" Reynolds 277 and Ray/ hard-hitting Willow Bowl entry Mann 266. This game went to/and this should be a dandy Motor City Lanes 1272 to 1149. | series. Available for this week Going into the third and rub-|will be, Dave Reynolds, Ron ber game, with Ron Jay setting} Jay, Ray Mann, "Red" Hardie, a really hot pace, the Motor|Jim Cassels, Al Perry and City Lanes outfit came through| Gerry Bennett. in grand style for the big win. Jay racked up a dan 303, Alex Donaldson gained an All Cars Our GUARAN KELLY DISNEY USED CARS Ltd. 1200 Dundas E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN TONIGHT at 8.30 P.M. assist with a 308 and Perry brought up the rear with a 242 for a 1281 team total to out- sertmns or? tueartss GOOD SEATS SCREENS OF 7 THEATRES Teor oot CHICAGO score Errington's 1224. The victory was the first for the Motor City Lanes in a three- week period and it was a hard- fought series which could have | gone either way. -Top shooter for Motor City Lanes was Al Perry with 240, 300 and 242 for 782 and Al is now hitting at a 280 per game average which he looks quite capable of holding. Jay displayed some rather COMMENTARY BY BILL HEWITT. 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Goal scorers for Aurora were i Cotey, Jones and Foran. @ Homes @ Additions @ Offices @ Remodeling OF OSHAWA r, 534 Ritson Rd. South Ph: 728-6221 Hamilton Hungarians J Capture Soccer Title ST. CATHARINES (CP)-- Hamilton Hungarians won the International Soccer League championship Saturday, defeat- ing St 1-0. Hungarians scored a 2-1 win over St. Catharines in the open- ing game played in Hamilton Thursday and took the two- Catharines Heidelberg game, total-goal series 3-1. (734, Pi rit (oly 204), 8 (900, 207) and Joe Copbledion a0 fo a08. Lemon Lesque + $. Bryena % and C Atwell 85, 86. 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