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PAGE TWELVE TH~ CANADTA~ ~TAT~SMAN. flOWMANVILLE. ONTARIO Brooks Construction Win Town PAGE TWELVE * On Saturday evening, Bowmanville's Town League came after 33 seconds of overtime in the f ifth scramble. staged the local equivalent of the National Hockey League At left, the Construction team, lef t to right, front finals with Don Brooks' Construction sponsored teamn com- ing out on top over Murdoch & Welsh Blockbusters. The row, Larry Yearwood, Mort Richards, George Heath, Mary series had been tied at two games apiece and the clincher Brooks and Don Masters; back row, Luke Prout, Hank Legion Bowling With one week remaining in the Legion Bowling. the secon:d schedule championship pract.i- cally belongs to Jack Geddes' tearn. Bill Bates' bowlers, striv- ing to overtake the leaders, posted a 7-0 shutout xvîn over Ernie Perfect's outfit. Hoxvever, Geddes wouldn't co-operate, handing Frank Samis' cellar- dwellers a similar 7-0 beating. The front runners could be tied for first, if Bites takes seven points and Geddes is blanked, but the second pla- cers face the task of also over- Air, Rail or Stearnship TI1CK ET S TO EVERYWHERE Consuit JURY & LOVELL 15 King St. W. MA 3-5778 Bowmanville coming a 419 pin deficit. Jim Fair's crew, winners of the first schedule, defeated Tommy Graham's teama 5-2, to move to within three points of third position. George Elliott's 315 effort captured Tues. night's high sin- gle, foliowed by Harold Ben- nett 308, Tommy Graham 291, Dick Patfield 289, Keith ;Yeo 286 and 271 and Pete Dob- bins 284. Pete Dobbins totalled 761 to grab off the high triple hon- ours, while other 700 triples were rolcd by Keith Yeo 752,! Murray Grant 738, Harold Ben- nett 705. George Elîott' 711, Tommy Graham 702 and Jim Barclay 700. Team Standings Pins Points Jack Geddes------ 43282 71 Bill Bates ------- 42863 64 Tommy Graham 42389 49 Jim Fair ------ 41649 461 Ernie Perfect --- 39746 311 Frank Samis ----- 39430 31 Rei,,troh,. in - 4!Pete & lAIi,,i ,by Sheila Iiing Riegistered l rude 1,n- LrAPIipe Siap& & TV Star Eddie: "<This is for me!" Pete: ",11(,lo! -I prelly -irl's the saine the ICO<N l oer!" Shiia: " \ o! ho vs. cni'îî-Ai hof lhei ...-lis z<alk aboutisuîhut Eddie: "Go ahe'ad . . von pick thue jc" Shieila: " JJ CIl. 'vour Plain Eni Clay Pipe Cou piings are knioit'n flhe icorld over, arenttt theýy?" Both: eeAye Aye, ski pper!" USE PLAIN END VITRIFIED CLAY PIPE FITTINGS & COUPLINGS Plain End Pipe from 4 ' t 24 " Buy Conodion becquse Ifs haI SPORTropucs1à By Frank Mohun MA 3-7234 TOWN LEAGUE FINALS Hockey came to a close for the 1958-59 season, Saturday night when Brooks Construction defeated Murdoch & Welsh Blockbusters 7-6 in the fifth and deciding game, to capture the Town League Championship. The final piayoffs featured some of the most cxciting hockey y ou'd ever want to sec. No less than three of the games, including the final, went into sudden-death overtime. "Buck" Cowle must have set som-e sort of record when lie bagged the tying goal in the final minute of each game. Not only did these two teams have to go right to the limit in the playoffs, as a sudden-death overtime session was needed to give Brooks, Construction first place, after an entire schedule. t 'i. i. i. t LAKESHORE BASEBALL MEETING Murray McKnight, the new president of the Lakeshore Minor Basebail Association, lias informed me that a meeting of the Association will be held at the Elmhurst Hotel in Newcastle on the evening of April 28th. Anyone who is planning on entering a team in the Pee Wee, Bantam. Midget or Junior divisions should be there. There will bc no Juvenile classification this year. t i. t i WHO BOUGHT TORONTO? Last week when the story about AI Osborne seiling the Toronto Maple Leafs for a paltry four bucks appeared in the paper, the fellows who bought the team and have thus far reached the Lane, Sam Thompson, Bob Abbott, Jack Baker (coach), v airey and Jofn Iviason; uaci o., ~ ~ ~ ' Dan Girardi, Larry Chant, Lloyd Hamilton, Ervine Brooks. Blake, Howard "Quack" Quinney, Coach Jack McNulty, The Blockbusters, front row, lef t to right: Terry Fred "Buck" Cowle, Bert Perfect, Jack Marshall. Absent Masters, Ted Fairey, Bob Shearer, Bill Gearing, Bob Phil Gilmer, John Fowler and Gary McCullough. ithe Hose Room to the tteb t% ixed LeagUe pulling off a 7-0 upset wnoe the Combines. Victory moved the Lead Press past the Machine Bowling hop into fourth place. The Bo ligOffice took advantage ofth Friday night saw Jack Bond's second by a single point, by bowlers clinch the second sche'- virtue of a 5-2 decision over the dule championship by virtue of Machinists, in a lack-lustre en- a 7-0 shutout win over AI Hick- couniter. ling's cellar-dwellers. Although Average-leader Arnold Lobb Morley E tcher's runner-up rolled a 715 total to take high squad hung a 5-2 setback on1 triple honours, followed by Bon- Mitchell's teamn, the Et- Murray Bate (678), Ray West- cher outfit fell ten points back lake (646), Bill Holroyd (6335,1 of the leaders. Howard Bromeli (631) and1 *Arnold Sleep's team, in spite Tommy Masterson (629). of being short-handed, climax- John Henderson came up with ed a great comeback, downing one of lis finer efforts, rolling Art Spicer's crew 5-2 to mov'e 285 to take the high single. Oth- past the losers into third posi- er good games were registered tion by a single point. PerhaPs byArnold Lobb (267 and 253), a better start at the first Of Bill Holroyd (259), Murray Bate the sehedule would have plac- (257) and Bill Joli (253). ed Sleep riglit in the thick of Team Standings a battie for the top spot. Ps Arnold Sleep had himself a Hos Rom67 big night, rolling up a 693 tri- 1ls om~---------6 plewhih aso ncldedtheOffice ------------------ - 56, high single with a tremendous LCadbPess548 364 effort. Morley Etcher re- Meachine shp--42 gistered a 673 total, followed FacnBets-----------22 by Joe Nowlan 672, "Duke" Fan _______-------- _ 22 Brunt 668, Gord Stringer 6415 and Bob Mitchell 639. Other higli single games wcre recorded by "Duke" Brunt 307, Gord Stringer 276, Joe Now- Te enage ian 264, Jack Bond and Eîn Stringer both at 261 and Jirn Richards 260. Bowling Team Standing- $20.00 plateau, thought that they shoulci also have their names w L in the paper. Bond --- 27 15 Well, noxv it can be told. Ted Dadson and Harry Snowden Etcher ---- ---- - 23 19 are the gamblers whose long shot paid off. However, to complete Sleep--- --------- - 21 21 Spicer 21 21 this tale, we must report that this syndicate just couldn't leave Mitchell ---- ---- 20 22 well enougli ahone and have since iost most of their winnings. Hickling--- 14 28 Apart fromn mentioning their names we normally wouldn't have Averages spoiled the Cinderella story, but this reporter lopes that by now, Games P. Mr Ddsn ndMr Sowenwil av laredno t pac btsArt Spicer 42 Mr Ddsnan M. nwdn il av lare nt o lcebesPat Yeo 41 with him against the Montreal Canadiens. This reporter also Joe Nowlan 42 happens to have Montreal in the pool. Arnold Sleep .. 42 0f course, should the Leafs win the cup, it should teach us Jack Bond 42 a lesson to have bet with such a pair of sharp operators. Also, Onie Etcher 39 Jim Richards 33 a full retraction wilh appear in next week's Statesman. Morley Etcher 42 1 t t t t Cecil Mutton 39 SLEMON DOES IT AGAIN Bob Mitchell 42 Bud Edmondson 42 Dr. Keith Siemon rohhed a 418 game last Friday niglit whiie Len Eldridge 42 bowling with AI Osborne in the Men's Major League Tournament. Duke Brunt 42 Keith now has the enviable record of bowling two 400 games Jim Cox---------- 42 this season. He earlier posted a 425 score. The Doctor racked Up Gord Stringer 36 stiksbeor sicngof te woan furJoan Brunt 42 10 consecutive srks eoeslcn f h woadfu isonl Carole Oke 42 the-eleventh bail and picking the head pin on the final bail. Fred Luxton 39 Although we weren't informed of this sooner, we would Essie Cox . .42 like to offer our belated congratulations to Morley Vanstone for Ah Hickling- 30 histrmedos iv-gae otl f ,54.Moreycopieda 11Dot Bond 42 listrmedou fvegae tta o 1554 Mrly omple aSUAudrey Sleep 42 average on games of 340, 224, 386, 287, and 317. Rick Gould - --- 42 Incidentalhy, these two bowhers are partners in the doubles Cliff Evans 36 competition. Marg Perris 24 Jean Evans 42 t t t t Dore Mutton 39 BADMINTON Pat BarteLs . 39 We have been unable to get anything definite but we! Bill Charles 42 understand that the Club Championships xiii be decided Saturday Emn Stringer -- 36 night. Muriel Holroyd ----39 -~ -Amy Winacott 39 -f T T tMarie Yeo ------ 35 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Mary Nowlan 42 Tuesday. April 2lst. the Bowmanville Girls' Softbail team Ruth Mitchell ------ 39 wil hhd metig n te os Rom t te ion Cntr. nyDoreen Charles- - --- 42 wil hlda eein i te os Rom t heLinsCetr. nyRon nMutton --------39 girls who are under 17 by Juhy lSth and wish to play softbahl Joan Ehdridge -- ----- 42 this year shouhd plan to attend. Coach Jim Richards expects to Kay Luxton----- --- 36 have a strong team, as most of ast season's phayers will be back. Marg Hickling 30 Arnld tchr, ormr mnagr o th Bos' uveiletea, wllEverett Winacott -- 36 Aînod tcer frmr ange f heBos'JuenletemwihRuby Spicer - ---- 36 take over the managerial duties. Ladies' Higli Single- The opening game wihh be on May 23rd, when a draw wihi Em Stringer------- be made for a tri-lite lamp, radio and $5.00. These tickets, which Men's High Single - are now on sale, wihh be used to help supply equipment. Watch Arnold Sleep....... ---- Ladies' Higli Triple- this column for the date of the first practice. Em Stringer---- t t t t t Men's High Triple- MEN'S MAJOR BOWLING Arnold Sieep. Russ Hallrnu's team, winners of the second sehedule, defcated Murray Larmeî-'s outfit in two straight gamnes to capture the Mens Major Bowling League Championship last week. The winners rolhed up impressive totals of 1,250 and 1,332, averaging 258 per bowler. Members of Hahhman's team are: Paul Chant, Dave McKnigh it, Hap Palmer, Pat Yeo, Cari Raby and Don Bishop. ,Ptsa i65 With a big assist fromn Ben I5.i Thompson's team, Larry Piper's 49 outfit clinched first place in the 48 Boys' Teenage Bowling League 4,1 last Saturday afternýoon. While 31 Thompson was handing Lowell Highfield's second position club a 5-2 setback, Piper clowned Jim Moorcraft's bowlers 5-2 to in- crease their league-leading nar- gin to severn points. Even if the 1-iighfield squad were able to catch the league-leaders, they would find the luge 1656 pin difference, insurmountable. In the other encounter, Bob Richard's cellar-dwellers pulled off a 5-2 upset decîsion over Ray Twist's team. Bob Rich- Ave. 211 205 204 204 201 199 199 196 195 188 187 183 181 175 174 174 174 173 173 172 172 170 170 170 168 168 167 1 Ci 165 164 163 162 160 159 152 141 144 134 120 109 261 364 587 693 Goodyear Bowling Bowlers for the iosing team included Murray Larmer (eapt.), To-night's bowling action Morley Vanstone, Hank Janzen, Pete Dobbins, AI Sylvester, , means very littie, foiiowing the Clarence Oke and Phil Cancihla. ;Hose Room's xin hast week, The anqet ihlbe eldon pri 25h a 6:0 pm. henwhich clinched first place. 'The Thebanuetwil b hed o Apil 5t at6:3 p.. wensecond schedule winners wil the prizes and money awards will be given out. Please regard; now meet the Combines, winners this as your invitation, as no letters are being sent. of the first scheduhe, for Good- j- .ryear Bowling League Champion- t t iship. The only changes in the GOODYEAR BOWLING final standing couhd take place Dates to remember for Goodyear Bowling League membersbetween the second and third plac temsand the fourth and are as foilows: 4ifte positions. April 23-Championship between Hoýe Room and Combines. , Last Thursday night the Hose April 30-Roil-off for ahi teams. 1 Room wrapped up the tithe with May 2-Banquet. ja convincing 7-0 shutout w n lov'er the celiar-dwelling Fan bpzm:z;::~:::huij;1î::::r::::~:oe:Belts. The Lead Press helped ards took high triple honours with a 698 total followed by Jim Moorcraft 697, Larry Pi- per 678, Doug Shirk 642, How- ard Rundle 629 and Lowell Highfield 627. Two bowiers were over 300. Don Ellis with 303 and Jimi Moorcraft 300. Connie Osmond's outfit nail- ed down the second schedule title as the resuit of a 7-0 shut- out win over Barbara Brown's Ibowlers in a first place battle. Linda Brooking's last place crew dlropped a 7-O ,game to'Vir- ginia Brown's team. Virginia Brown racked up a fine 634 triple, including games of 157, 204 and 273, while Barbara Brown posted a 601 total, which was compiled of games of 169, 182 and 250. Boys' Team Standings Larry Piper -------43872 70 Lowell Hîg-hfield - 42216 63 Ben Thompson 41739 54 Jim Moorcraft 40972 50 Rav Twist 41060 46 Bob Richards ----- 39697 34 Girls' Team Standings Connie Osmond- 33049 71 Barbara Brown - 33858 61 Virginia Brown - 31393 47 Linda Brooking -- 30805 31 GOOD NEWS FOR BOW DOWINSVIEW GOLF will re-open T~È~7?M~ ~avDILLPYK3TRA"~ ~7EVICE co 14A.3383 OMAN'YIL !MANVILLE GOLFERS PCLUB, OSHAWA SApril 101h -e Clubsm fa drive to rn O Ahic and'-~Bowmanville Colfers wiIl be Roxborough given special rate Streets, If enough are Oshawa Interested. Inquiries to: I Allan R. Gregg, 107 Kingsclale Crescent Oshawa - Phone RA 8-8580 Ie i f. Great stuif, Safaris. Not the hunting kind-far too strenuous. The Pontiac kind ... the 1959 Pontiac Safari station wagon kind. Slip behind the wheel. 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