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THURSDAY. MARCR 15. 1958 - . Z,~ç-~ -t THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWT1ýl-ANVILE. ONTARIO PAGE ELEVIU. CHORAL SOCIETY At an executive meeting of the Choral Society it was de- cided ta hold another Home Baking Sale. After a lengthy -discussion it wes decided ta enter the Choral Group, in the Peterborough Kiwanis Music Festival ta, be heid May lth- 19th inclusive. The Choral Sa- ciety wiil hold a local concert prior ta the Peterborough Fes- tival the dates for the Spring Concert will be April l8th and 19th. LITTLE N.H.L. TOURNAMENT On Saturday, Merch l7tih ,~the Eastern Ontario Little N. H.L. Charnpionship Tourna- ment wiil be held et the Bow. manvilie Arena, starting et 1 p.rn. Eleven teems represent- j~ing Bowmanville, Port Hope. Orono, Cobourg and Newcastle will be in action in, the diffeï- ent age groupings. The Little N.H.L. is broken down into three ege groups as follows: Junior A-boys 8 end 9 yea:s aid; Americen League--boys 10 and Il yeers aid; N.H.L.-boys 12 end 13 years aid. Ail ages are as of Aug. lst, 1955. Bowv- n-inviile will have representa- tion in the American Leegue and N.H.L. isroupings. Th'ý Americen League entry will be the serne team that won the East Central Ontario Zone Li- tle in Lindsay. Listed below is the schedul? and garne tirnes: (1) (N.H.L.) Newcastle vs. Or- Oro-1:00 p.m. (2) (A.M.) Bowmanville vs. Orono-1:55 p.m. (3) (N.H.L.) Port Hope vs. Bowrnanvile-2:50 p.m. (4) (arn.) Cobourg vs. Port I-ope-3:45 p.m. (5) (N.H.L.) Winners of 1 va. Cobourg-4.35 p.m. (6) (Jr. A) Port Hope vs. Ca- bourg-5:45 p.m. (7) (A.M.) Winners of 2 v3. Winners of 4-6:35 p.rn. (8) (N.H.L.) Winners of 3 vs. Winners of 5-7:359 p.rn. This tournement will give the local fans an opportunity ta see minor hockey et its best. M~NOR HOCKEY Lest Saturdev, sew the s'ert af the Minor Hockey semi-fin- ai series in ail leagues. In the Bantam Series thc Huskies came from behind a 1-0 score ta defeet the Cubs 2-1. Ross Williams and Irving Gi]] were the rnarksrnen for the Huskies. Ron Pollard scored early in the final period for the Cub's only marker. Four penal- ties were handed out in the geme with all four going ta the Huskies. In the second game of the Bantam Series the Cornets de- feated the Tigers by a 7-0 count. Bill Osborne xves egain the big gun for the Cornets as he scored three goals assisted on another. The other goal scorers for the Cornets were Wilbert Lernon (McCullough), Bob Richards (James), Don Osborne, and Allun Cale (Lem- on). These two teams go back et it again next Saturday m o n i g . P E E W E E In the first garne af the Pe'ý Wee pleyoffs the eague win- ning Canadiens defeated the Hawks by a 4-0 score. Ross Turner and Allen Woodhock led the Canadians ta their win by each scoring two goals. The Hawks just couldn't seem ta get their atteck roiiing as time and agein they were checked be- fore they couid gel the puck out of their own end. In the second gerne the Ran- gers upset the favoured Bruins 1-0 ta take a one gime lead in their best of three series. Don Begneil (Vanderscheaf) scored lete in the first period for tha Rangers. The Bruins tried hard but just didn't have the final drive ta put the puck in the net. ATOM In the Atom playaff series the boys came up with their best games of the season as both games had to go into over- time. In the first game the Bears and Barons played to a 3-3 tie. The Bears scored twîce in the first period ta go ahead 2-1 only ta have the Barons corne back in the final periad ta tie it up. Doug. Lane scoredl two unassisted goals ta iead the Beers attack. Irwin Colwell scored the other Bears goal. David Kerr scored twice in the final period ta tie the gante for the Barons. Brian Bradley accounted for the other Baroni goal late in the first period. Bill Depew picked up an assist on one of Kerr's goals. In the second Atom playoff game the Indiens scored in the lest minute af the overtime period to defeat the Hornets 4-3. Pat Vinish accounted for ail four of the Indiens goals. David Allison (2) and Georgc Moore picked up essists on Vin- ish's goals. Robert Sleep scar- ed two goals and assisted on the other Hornet goal scored by Wayne Devitt. Next Saturday's sehedule is as follows: Bantam - 7:00 a.m.-Comets vaz. Tigers 7:50 a.m.-Cubs vs. Huskies Pee Wee- 8:50 a.r.-Bruins vs. Ran- gers 9:40 a.m.-Canadians vs Hawks Atom -. 10:40 a.m.-Harnets vs. In- dians 11:20 a.m.-Bears vs. Barons Department store sales in Christmnas week of 1955 were 28.3 per cent higher then in the like period of 1954. Juveniles Draw 4.4 Tie1 In First Wingham Gomel In the first game of a best af five series for the Ontario Ju- venule 'B' championship thte Bowmanvilie Legionneires and Winghem drew toa-a*4-4 over- time draw. The Legionnaires were ehead 4-3 with less than a minute remaining in the extra 10 minutes but Winghamn puled their goalie and with the extra forward Ihey evened up the score. Bowmenville hed stepped into a 1-0 first period lead on goals by Ray Preston and Johin Mason only ta have Wingharti corne back in the second and tie- the score et 2-2. Bob Fairey put Bowmanville back on top but Wingharn tied it up agai before the period eilded. Batih sides went scoreless in the third. Going into the overtime Bill Cale boosted the Legionnaires back into the ciriver's seat. However Wingham's lest min- ute stretegy foiied the Bowv- manvilie attempt ta take home the first win ai the series, Bob Fairey unfortunately suffered a cut on his forehead which required seven stitche.s ta close. Ray Preston Ireceived a paintil knee injury during the gaine. Jack Gay Sets New High Single Record ln Men's Major League Jack Gay, the Courtice curve bail artist, hit the pins for a 373 single game ta lead al bowlers for high single garne for the second schedule. Doug Teyhor's 356 had been high since Jan. llth. Jack added two more scores of 162 and 300 even ta give him a total of 835 ta win the high triple ai the week. -There was sorne ather terrific scores hast week, witb Big Deve McKnight being runner-up ta Gay with 353. Jack Coole had 349, Ah Osbarne 329, Frank Semis 309, and Ken Luxton 302. Some big triple games were recorded and Dave McKnight wes again runner-up with 782, Ted Bagnell 772, AI Osborne 762, Frank Semis 757, Morley Vanstone 751, B. Milne 748, Dr. Keith Slernon 736, Jack Coole 728, Jack bander 725, George Piper 720, and Ed Rundle 704. Blain Elliott won low single game 113 and Dick Little had low triple score ai 466. Dr. Howard Rundle's teamn had high single score 1211 and high triple 3547. AIley Chatter With just one week left Russ Oke's team has won the second schedule and will bowl ageinst Jack Lander'a team, winner of the first achedule for the John M. James trophy emblematic of team championship of the men 's major league. This will take place on April 4th. In the averages, George El- liott with a 14 point adventage over Frank Lewins, has prac- ticaliy won the Individuel hon- ors. Eiliott was the winner of the first sehedule. The next two weeks will see all teams bowling for the big nioney i the playoffs. Ken Luxton is replecing Matt Harrison on Bill Polley's team for the rest of the seasan. Matt is on the sick list and the bowl- ers wish hirn a quick recovery. Enniskillen Sr. Team Heads Rural Bowlers The Enniskillen Senior and the Meple Grave teams are well out in front in the Men's Rural Bowling League. Enniskillen Sr. has 53 points and Maple Grave is close behind with 51. The next teems are nearly 20 points back. Following i.s the league standing: Enniakillen Sr. - 53 30913 Maple Grave - 51 28799 Enniskîllen Jr. - 37 29231 Blackstock -____ 33 27275 Tyrone 21 27470 Hampton - --- ----- 15 25619 At the lest bowling session Ted Mcbaughlin carne through with the high single af 312, while Keith McGill rolled the high triple of 715. McNulty Team Leads Bowlers Durham League MeNulty's Sports Bow'ville Foundry- Brooks' Carpenters- Palmner Motor Sales C.O.F. Na. 1 ----- A &P ---------- LO.. No. 1 LO.. No. 2 ------ H.E.P.C. C.O.F. No. 2 ---- Daminion Stores - - Bow'x'ille Cheaners -- 32795 32063 3 1833 32346 3138-1 3! 994 31050 3 06 75 31556 29816 31160 29412 200 Averages Frank Lewins ---- 219 George Elliott- 219 Earl McQuade -- 215 Carl Leslie -----213 Hep Palmer ---------- - - 21-2 Russ Halîman. 212 Jim Thompson 208 Jirn Levitt -207 ColWoolner ~--207 Milt Corson ..206 Norm Henning 204 Frank Smnith 204 Bill Pohiev - ----- 2 03 Lowelh MacDougal - 2--- - 02 Jirn Murphy .----------- ---- -202 High Single - Harold Abbatt 289! High Triple - Colli Wooiner 726 Lest week's higb single should have read Frank Smith 308, in- stead af George Poulos 302. Men's Major Bowling League 1Oth Week 2nd Schedule Team W L P.s Oke .. 22 8 51 Hoar --- 17. 13 40 Lander ----- -- -- 16 14 39 Bagnel~ 15 15 361 Bates 16 14 36 Rundie 15 15 35ý Helîrnan 14 16 34 Taylor------ 15 15 341 Poiley 15 53 Larmer . ~ .14 16 33 McKnight ---2- 18 1 8 O'Rourke .921 0 Averages Name Games G. Elliott . 27 F. Lewins 27 J. Coole ----30 B. Westlake 2 7 B. Milne .. -30 J. Gav 30 A. Osborne . 30 F. Williamns 30 E. Brock -- --- 30 H. Janzen 30 A. Piper -____ 30 T. Hoar _____27 R. McKnight - 30 T. Bagneli 30 .E. Perfect ______24 H. Bennett _____30 B. Bates _____30 C. Leslie ______22 B. Heerle _____30 Dr. Rundle ____30 S. Trewin ____27 B. Williams _____21 Dr. Slemon _____30 A. Brooks ____27 B. Steven -____27 G. Piper 30 R. Oke._-___30 B. Polley 28 M. Dale ______30 R. Richards _____30 M. Harrison _____24 R. Meynard 30 B. Begley 24 F. Semis _____30 D. McKnight - 30 B. Oke -- -___30 E. Rundle - -___30 R. Fry -- - -30 B. Hearle ______30 H. Palmer «_____27 M. Larmer _____30 J. Lender -_____30 A. Samnelîs _____30 D. Taylor 27 R. Halmen ____30 M. Vanstone ___30 G. bander 30 Ave. 244 230 229 223 225 225 22-1 222 2'0 218 'Il7 217 216 215 215 213 213 213 213 212 2i2 211 210 210 210 209 209 208 208 208 207 206 206 206 206 206 205 205 203 203 203 203 202 202 202 201 VENICLEC JEEP' STATION WAGON W/ywor/d's /argrest ma/w facturer of - Whee/ Drive vehicles KAISER-WILLYS 0F CANADA LTD. *044. ~ 'o o SUD WINDSOR e-ONTARIO Canada's most use/i vehicles gVW-378 LANCATERS GA&RAGE R.R. 2, Newcastle Phone 27-r-O 3 IScoring Prizes Awarded to Barons Players Although the Barons were eliminated in the semi-±snals cf the Lakeshore Hockey League playaffs some of them will have a tittle extra cash ta console thernselves with. Manager Frank Jamieson this week an- nounced the winners in several scoring campetitions among the players. Captain Frank Hooper picks up a $10 merchandise certificate tram Lloyd Ellis' Shoe Storel for being the team's top point-1 getter. le rapped home 29 goals and had 31 assista for a total af 60 points in bath the regular schedule and playoffs. In addition ta being the top scorer on the Barons, "Hoop" also pleced sixth in the Lake- shore League scoring race. Top LUne Collece The rengy centre also col- lected enother cash award through being e member af the Barons top-scoring line alang with Lloyd Hamnilton, Dan Gi- rardi and Jed Wilson. This line, an which Jed Wilson play- ed right wing in the playoffs after Girardi was injured, col- lected a total of 122 points dur- ing the regular season an"d the serni-finais ageinst Cobourg. A total of $30 donated by Dr. William Rudeli, Ross Hallow- eil and Frank Jamieson will be epportianed ta this line in prize money. Pleying-Coach Ernie Dickens won a $10 prize for the de- fenceman scoring the most points, donated by a lang-timc fan ai the Barons. Ernie notch- ed 17 goals and had 32 assista during the season and playoffs ta amass 49 points. In addition ta these cash prizes Bruce Minn's Men's Wear bas been awarding a bat dur- ing the season ta any players scaring three goals in one night. Frank Hooper and Bilîl Berwick bath picked up headgear this way. Goalie George Heath won a sports shirt from Ken's Men's Wear for a shutout ho racked up in Port Hope. Region Alil-Star' Bowlers Set" for Sport Show The Peterboro-Oshawa Re- gian AUl-Star bowling team members were guests of the Whitby Kin Social club recent- ly when they hocked borna with e Select Team of Oshawa and Whitby Major League bowlers. The match, which was a five geme series, was keenly con- tested and sbould be of great velue ta the Ail-Stars when they compete et the Sparts- men's Show on Fridey March 9, and Saturday, March 10, in the Eastern Canadien Teain Championship. The Ail-Stars came out on top with a very bealthy 5989 five geme total and the Select club elso turned i a nice five game string of 5841, bath clubs went ail out and seened enx- ious to gain the verdict. Bob Gallagher. the Bowrnan- ville member of #the Ail-Star club, wvas the top bowler with a 1307 total for his" five game effort and Bob certainly looks as if he is in shape for the big event. Lloyd Sabins, the left handed Oshawa Major League ace, was close behind Bob whm he fin- ished his five garne string with a nice 1279 total, Lloyd is the Oshawa bowler who recentiy appeared on CBLT Exhibition Bowling at O'Connor Bowl in Toronto. Bowl , rlday, 8.15 j. The All-Stars will clash with the Toronto West Ahl-Stars et the Sportsmen's Show on Fr*- éay, March 9th at 8.15 p.M. 11 a five game block and wril meet the same Toronto West Ail-Stars again on Saturday. March lOth at 2.45 p.rn. alzs& five games Hamilton Al-Stars wili nirxt the Barrie Ail-Stars in a five gaine block in Friday, Maren- 9th et 3 p.m. and the sanie tw *o clubs will clash again oui Sat- urday. March lOth at 8.15 p.în. in a second five game series. The club finishing with tie highest total pinfaîl for the teîi games rolled will be crowneà the Eastern Canadian Chanî- pions and if aur boys get un- itracked, we expect, ta cop the L title. THURS. - FR1. - SAT. -NMAR. 15 - 16 - 17 "Count Three and Pra y" Cinemascope and Tech. Starring VAN HEFLIN and JOANNE WOODWARD A reformed roisterer (Van Heflin) turns parson but finds that his fistic prowèss and masculine appeal are stili important in his new life in a southern town after the Civil War. A rambling, utterly predictable comedy-drama, enlivened by well-staged action sequences. Thurs., Fri., 7 and 9:15 Sat. cont. 6:30 On Stage - Sait, Matinee - Mar. 17, 1:45 p.m. Pupils from the Recreational Centre'. 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