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TEE CANADIAN STATTISMAN, BOWMANVILLE. ONTAR!O PAGE ~ Ladies' Major Bowling FELECTIRICAIL ICONTRMTING, WIRING -REPAIES Lydia Bates' crew downed Nor- ma Gays basementholders, and Doris Joll's team defeated June Bakcr's bowlers to complete the shutout picture. Although dropping a 2-1 de- cision to Lorraine Martyn's team, the single point piaced1 Shirley Bickell's pin-droppe ci in a three way tie for fourth spot with Beauprie and Joli. Joyce Lyle's crew edge.d Lola, Wright's team by a 2-1 count in the night's finale. Averages Name Ave. Onie Etcher - - -- - ------ 208 Doris Joli ---------- . ....--203 Bernice Buday 203' Ena Etcher-,.---------------- -201 Joyce Lyle----- --2001 Kay Beauprie ----------------199! Lydia Butes 1971 Jean Luxton --------------1961 Ollie Patfield----------------- 194i Lorraine Martyn --~ 194! Mary Wilcox--------------- 1931 Shirley Bickell 1891 Donna Preston 186J Peggy Haynes ----- -- 13 Helen Dunn 185 Norma Norris ----------185 Dell Vinson -------- - 184 Norma Gay ------- ------- -183 June Baker ---- -------- 182 Wilma Bates-------- --------- 182 Sadie Bucknell ------------- 131 Shirley Davis -------------- 8 Audrey Osmond il70 ? Dot Brooks ----------------179ý Ada Richards------------------ 17Î9 Joyce Tennant ------------ 8g Eva Whitehead --------- 1.81 Lii Hoopri ------------------- -177 Lola Wright -- ------- - 176 Dorc Mutton ----- ------ 17--li Kay Stephen --------------- - 173i Soundi go! Logica!, tool You see the normal job of the I ~ ~kidneys is to remove excess wastes an id I j -sofoten the cause of backache-fromn the * - aytem oudd's Kidney Pilla tmulate the * ' 1M kidneya ini iis function and 80 May bring 3'OU * that welcome relief from bacicache tbey have on Dodd's - in the blue box with the red band. 64 GEORGE THE Jean Musial -_____173 Dot Crombie _______172 H-elen Vivian ____1".2 Audrey Biekel ______171 Essie Cox ____ 171 Vel Miller _________1 Marg Perrds - -171 Myra Cooper ------171 Eleanbr Larmer ____-171 Betty Westlake 170 Helen Piper- 17 0 Grace Blackburn _..----- 16 Lou Lyle ______168 1Mary Harrison 168 A Eileen Holroyd 167 i Joyce Major --------- 166Q Thelma Forrester 1651I ,Molly 1-enderson 1651j Jean llarness 164 Evelyn Large 164 Bernicc Partner -163IA Nancy Bryans - - -- -----162,1M i ed eu Dot Fair - -------------I6 Ber ie e T rr ----- ------ - 160; Mable Lewis - ------- 160 Frijav's action did littie tol Joan Engley --------- ---- 160 leieth crw dstuio HIgh Scoresj at the top of the Mixed Leaguc Hig Sigle- Istandings althoughi the existi.ig" LorraSinge Mrt- - i28 tre x&y tie for first placel High Triple xvas broken. Stili eacli of Vic Olli Patield716top four teams are only sepa:-- HighAv~rge -ated by a sini point, wirh IHigh Aerage only three points between first Onie Etcher '08.and fourth. Team Standings , Jack Bond's bowlerseere Points Pin1 on top of the heap after defea t- * ua 7 22070 iag Mûrley Etcher's team 5-2. Buday ---23387 Both teams had been tied along E. Etcher ---------- 15 2238iwith Art Spicer*s club for firs. 0. Etcher -. 14 21887 place. Spicer was edged 4-3 by Beauprie ------- - 13 22930 Bob Mýi-,chcl's outfit, with tho' Joli --------- ----- -- 13 21883 winners moving into a secoend Bickell ------------- - 13 21792 'place tie with the losers. Ar- Bates ------ 12 21836 nold Sb2:,-p's crew moved ta with- Lyle --- ----------- - Il 21361 in one point of escaping f -oa-i Martyn -I--------1 2115a4 the cellar by handing Al Hickz- Wright---------- --- - -9 20610 i ling's týam a 5-2 setback. Baker ------------ 9 20202J Art S picer, taking dead aira Gay --------------- - 7 213141 on the niigh averae leadership, 200 Gamnes had hiniself a big night, rollin-r Lorraine Martyn 281, 246, pbt h hg rpe75 .Grace Blackburn 277, 205-, Be r- land thý-e high single 337. Cec. nic Bda 24;Dors ol 2 ,; Mutton took the runne.r-up Olice Pafild245,or250, 2; ayposition in both departrnenis Olli Pafied 25, 20, 01;Kaywith scores of 745 anîd 276. Jini Beauprie 265; Lydia Bates 261,I Richards had a 689 triple while 236, Ada Richard 253: Norma Joe Nowlan rolled a 267 single Gay 251, 204; Joyce Tennant effort. 243; Audrey Osmond 235; Shir- Ta tnig ley Davis 231; Lola Wright 230; Ter tnig Eileen Holroyd 231; Helen W L P's Dunn, 225, 214, Joyce Lyle 224; Bond ----------- ------ 14 10 34 Dot Crombie 223; Eva White-! Mitchell --- ----- 14 10 32 head 218, 218, Mary Wilcox Spicer ---------- --- 14 10 3 2 217; Vel Miller 215, 207: Sadie Etcher ----------- -- 13 il 31 Bucknell 214; Shirley Bicknell. Sleep ---------------- -1<) 14 2I3 213;Eleanor Larmer 213, 205; 1 Hickling--- - - 7 17 16 Wilma Bates 211;, Donna Pres- Aeae ton 208; Ena Etcher 208; Joyce Aeae Major 208; Audrey Bickel 207;I Games Av2. Lii Hooper 206: Essie Cox 20 î;'Art Spicer ---- -- 24 20'l7 Evelyri Embley 200; Jean Mus: Arnold Slcep---------24 204 ial 200, Lou Lyle 200. Pat_Yeo 2------93 2011 DO T Il" MEN We were forlunate in obtaining this hankrupt stock ai -reduced prices and we are passing on the saving to you! BUY NOW FOR EASTER AT THESE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 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Tonmmy Gra- 181ham's outfit bounced out of tle 14jbasemo~n' position ail the. way 180 to third place. after pulling ai 737-0 cipset istory over BOI 17 4 Bates' bowlers. The loss drap- 171 17 12 171) 161 1F7) 16- 162 162 16 135 117 13THE DEST VALUE 775 theen eBowling Intheby' iiinLw H. Vanstone------------- ----. 5 Highfields team finally lialted J. A1i:ison -l--------- the leade.:s' raympage, hanging a C. Huopter -- ------------------- -141 5-2 setbaek (in Larry Pýiper's K. Beauprie -------------144 1vrew to narrow the gap betwe-n S. Rivcrs ----- --------- 1.39 the txvo teamns to ten points. Ray J. T7 -rtl- --------139 Twist'- tuam kept Pace with E. B-2nctt ------- - --------- 139) H-ighfield. downing Jira Mooi--M. III (. àre ------------2----- craft's outfit 5-2 to remain in a A. Spic-i --- - -----_rlý. - second piace tie. Bob Iicar 1. Mandûay - --------------1271 ceilar-dwellers pulled a 5-2 up- A. Leddy .------ ----- --127 set wi.i over Ben Thompson's J. Cull - ----------------- 1131 squad.j B. Beýd',ey -- - - ----- - 105 Don Ellis was rî.ght inti -___________ groove, iolling games of 202",l Things could be worse. Bnp- 372 and 250 ta make nup an ex- 1 cýc1Ient 824 triple. Larry PiPe-r p'ose your errol-s were tabulat- with scwes of 253, 230 and 247Z cd and p blished every dav, had a 700ý and Ken Park had ali ke thoso of a balîplax er. 745 totqi on gamnes of 174, 2q.1- and 32î, as thieze three boys really turned it on. Barbara Brown's bowle-s bounccd back into first place, as the rezult of a 5-2 win ovc Connie Osmoncl's team in ac hattie foýr the lague-leader- U-hip. Virginia Brown'e crew were joltý.xl by another 5-2 count at the hands of Linda Brook- ing's last placers. Linda Brool.ing wvas the onlv with a 615 mark, folloi'ed 1.'-L Jeanine Allison 585, Virginia Brown 584, including a fin(, 2 70 single, and Barbara Browii Boys' Team ç Larrv riper Lowe'1 Highfield ,Ray Twist . ---- Jim Mcorcraft Ben Thompson- Bob Richards Girls' TeamS Barbara Brown- Connie Osinond Vi-gin,a Brown Standings Pins Points 26305 431 -25224 33 -25182 33 214 849 29 24731 123 23574 23 Standings -ring points -20150 38 -19689 37 18783 -2A Linua B:UWillg --1801 Averages--Boys L. ip er ---------- ---- -- 'D. Bagneil1 -----..------..--.----- ~K . Park ------ -- ---- --- iJ. M oorcraft - -- -- - R. Twis.t----------- - jB. Richards - .-------------- B.- Thompson............------- ID. Mine .----- ----------------- D . O ke - - ----- ------ L. H ighf ield ------ - ----- ---- iD. Slirk................--------- A. M asterson ---------- J. C lark -------- - ---------- D. Ellis ------------ ------- ---- H . R undie ---- ------------- .1. M cKrught - ----- --- - L. Rackham - - ----- -- T. BI ack . - - J. Bundie ---- - D . W elsh --- -- - -- - --- --- R. Crombie - - A. Wispman -..... . T. Calian - - - - .1. Jamnes ----------- ---- - B. MeMarus --- -- - - JW. Therteli------------- jM . C ha-les ---- ----- ----- B. Steven ---------- ------ T. Dykstra --------- - - V .~ M oI1oy - ----- -- ------ IL. Thcmpson -- ----- ---- J. Callan ----- - ---- - J. Ca rt cr --- ----- ---- J. Philliîps- jB. Hellarn IJ, Okce ------------ D. Masterson - ---------- IN. VanstoîIe -------------- A. Plurnnîer - jK. Veitc-h ----- - -- T. Thomnpson - - --- ---- D. Sw ec;ze -------- ----- Averages--Girls B. Br.owî'.---- ----- C. Osmcnd B. Oke V. B-vn - 205 204 195 194 193 l91 190 1 ô9 183, 186 102 111 1A9 17C 172 171 168 167 16" 1t66 164 li3~ 158 14S 149 148 13 137~ 171 PHONE OSHAWA each. Harold Bennett came ulg with a 667 mark. with Frank Samis and Bill Bates at 661. and three bowlers deadlocked at 651, namely-Tommy Gri- ham, Murray Grant and George Elliott. Following Dobbins in the hig-h single race were: Bob Rog- e rs 307?, Keith Yeo 290, 263*: Jack G2ddes 289, Bill Bates 278, Tommy Graham 274 and Bill Shetter 266. Team Standings f Pins Pts. Jack Geddes -- 24439 43 SBill Bates-------- - 24330 31 Tomm.y Graham 23649 25 rakSamis 23284 2 Ernie Pcrfect 22862 2 Bow ingJim Fair - 23584 119 ped Bates 14 points off the pace. Frak ams'ten- dwnd r- Turn uON Furniture nie Perfect's crew 5-2. to mnovc past Perfect into a third plaze InicCas deadck lzith Grahama. 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