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*The Canadian Statesmnan, Bowmanville, Oct. 2, 196 SPORTopuCSII - --~By Frank Mohun 623-7234à: INTERMEDIATE PICTURE DIM Manager Bll Orme and Joe Cuddahee attended the first Intermediate hockey group meeting in Belleville last week, *and report the forming of a Lakeshore League of five clubs. * Trenton and Picton are back, Napanee is in again, and Cobourg will return ta the loap. Gananoque will be a new * ntry. Gradually the Intermediate scene has been slipping east- ward and now it has gone completely. There was a time *when Napanee didn't have a league to play in, then they entered the Lakeshore and now they are right in the centre of things. Fromn what we can gather there doesn't seem ta be much enthusiasm in Bowmanvile for hockey, although you would think the fans would be interested in a predominantly local club. We've had winners and losers aüid it doesn't seem to *inatter which. * Now, it wauld seem economically unsound to even con- aider entering such a league. While this reporter is unhappy to sfe the Intermediates fade from the picture - there doesn't appear to be any other course ta follow. We may be jumping the gun, because there is another meeting in Trenton, Tuesday night (Oct. 8th), but we don't expect any major hockey, other than the Generals. i. i. . i. t Courtice. Srs. Corne Second in Soccer Playof fs COF BOWLING Who will be the first team ta defeat Betty Westlake's team? The latest conquest was a three game sweep of Harry Snowden's team and despitei the fact they were one bowl-' er short. Betty's team con- tinues to bowl over 900 each game with all six bowlers corning up with good efforts. Another team to be reckon- ed with is the Gwen Dennis1 fteam who have oniy lbat one; game out of nine. It should be interesting when these two teams meet. Two new bowlers Bob and Sandra Goodmur-,ý eacflpan poeint ams to BEUINS UPSET AMERCS d. ay.gi ons__1a-s r- The Memnorial Arena was pretty well filled Sunday night Most of the top bowlers; as Minneapolis Bruins, with a large numnber of ex-Niagara saw their averages tumble. Fails Flyers, upset Rochester Americans, 5 - 2. ...We . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * Only three out of 44 bowlers thought the best guys on the tce were Referee Bill Morrison hitround. igTrwsa f ipewet! end Linesmen Jim "Ticker" Crombie and Frank «Sonny" aDond.Bishp h T 653lewit Hooper, who handled the game very well . . . Looked Ron Brock 627 and Ray West- like Rochester's old pros were out to show the younger ~~**~, . lake 608. For the ladieis, Vera Bruns he ardknoks arl intheseaon . Oteri- .King had 565, Velma Luke Bruis te hrd nock ealy n te seson. .. Oher563 and Betty Westlake 562., local performer on the ice was Brent Hughes, who didn't Good individual gamnes were, lookoutof paceon he Mnnepoli deenc, bu wan'trolled by Trudy Ellis 203,! lokn ouctofpee En e . MPinneapol aece, but asn't After a hectic playoff series., Courtice Seniors Down, Ken Coverly and Jim Archer; back row: Brian Vera King 200, Velma 'Luke' givken uch ice tims en. . .play igcOhaHarry nen went down to defeat recently in the Senior Darlington Holcroft, Alec Alexander, Chub Barber, Archie 218, Betty Westltke 230, Gwen' looed us asgod a wen e layd ithOsawaGeerasSoccer finals, losing ta Zion. Members of the second Courtice, Sam Thorupson, Lloyd Coverly, Wilfred 1 Dennis 209, Shirley Bain 209! abot dzenyersag. I'ssupriin tatHary id'tplace squad are, front 1'ow, left ta right: Grant Down, Aldsworth and Bob Muir, Manager. an, ay WPeslk20Frathe nake the N.H.L. Bii on ct sey emnPakn an in a etae20 o Incidentally, Billy Kni:bbs who was carried off on a BriaitDow58ScttDoner, Heman raken, ayn tretcher during the gamne and rushed ta hospital, wasn't as Ue11 ...IKar Piper 6 205 __Brc 25,Dn iso 28 badly hurt as it appeared. He receîved a 6-stitch cut over Bud Barter -- 6 204 an eye and was back in the arena before the end of the gamne. M en s ajor Uàcf Han k Janzen 6 201 wW-* t t t Ted Bagnel] 6 200 1 Ir BADMINTON John Oke, one of our new Teamx Standings Don't farget the big Badminton Club apening this weekimuembers and the son of Wild w:1 wit th rond.obn turnmen an lnch Thrsdy i l Oke, won all top honors Bagnell 6 wit te oud-obn ounaen an lnc, husdy igtonWednesday night. John had Perfect 4 and the big dance on Saturday evenmng. The welcome Mat the high triple 813 and high Blunt 4 is out for bath affairs. single 310. Oke's average is Richards ____4 -now 225 and he is 9th in the Oke -- 4 standing. Lander 3 ced Oke with 759 (306), Presi- Williams ..3 M EM ORIAL dent Elton Brock had 754 Smale2 M EM R IA7), Jae ck night742 (277),'Burennett------- 3 N A The Newcastle Star George Kent nr IGlanville 741 (280), Laurence Samelîs .---- AK NILeaman 738 (286), Vice Presi- Averages A R E dent Ed Leslie 725 (28), Karl NanieG BOW ANVLLEBsckell 717 (300), Brian Trim- Dr. H. B. Rundie ..6 BOWMANVILLE lble 707 (308), Harold Ben- Harold Bennett--6 Telephone 623-5728 ýnett 706 (274), Jack Bond 705 Elton Brock 6 1 (250). Ruas Oke 702 (28i). AI Jack Lander .. 6 I sborne 70J. (270). Norrn iAl Osborne 6 VUULL SK TIN lHenning had a 284 single Russ Halman. 6 FRIDY, CT.4thThe law bowiers had a big Clarence Oke ---- 6 /1night. Ted Halîman won low'!John Oke ---------- 6 SAURAY OT.5s ingle score 111, Glen Hadg- 'Howard Bromeli SATURDAY OCT. 5i son 114, Captain Bob William George Glanville 6 p.m. Il17 and aur hero Garf Clarke Cecil Mutton 6 119. Lowell MacDougal on bis'Stan McMurter ---6 ADMISSION j first night out captured the Jack Gay 4 Aduts Sc -Chidrn -~ ow triple prize with 427, Ted Harry Akey 6 _____________50c ___________________ 35___ Hallman 436. George "the Karl Bickell ---- -6 General" Jones 440, Garfi Larry Piper 6 Clarke 445, George Brooks 1 Bert Engley ------- - 6 H O C K E 446 and Jack Parker 449. M1vel Burgess . .6 NIA AR FALSAiley Chatter ! Bud Henning ___6 NIAG RA FLLS Don Bagnell's teamn is on f Samells 6~ s.Itop in the team standings Harrenc Ga.- 3 OSH WA GEN RLSand ta date bas. not lost a Brian Trimble 6. OSHWAGEERLSsingle game. Ruas Oke --- -----6 -In the averages Dr. H. B. Jack Bond ---- 6 OC .Rundle la stili on top but what George Piper -. 6 MN P O T t a drop he took. Rundie drap- Stu Crago6 8: 00 p.m. ped from 306 last week ta Art Rowe ~6 AD ISIN255. Harold Bennett and El- Ernie Perfect 6 ADMISIONton Brock are tied with 243. Bob G avilIe - 6 Sides - $1.50 Ends - $1.25 Forty-one bowlers are hitt- Bruce Milne 3 Standing - $1.25 ing a 200 average or better Norm Henning --6 Students and Children, Standing - 75e and next week wve could have Bill Westlake .* 6 fifty members in the charm- Ed Lesie ------ 6 ed circle. Dave McKnight 6 I HrrySnoden 6 2-001 High Single-John Oke 310. L. Pis. High Triple-John Oke 813. 0 6 Low Single-Ted Halîman 2 4 111. 2 4 Low Triple - L. Mac- 2 4 Dougal 427. 2 4 This Sehedule 3 31 Dr. Rundle- 351. 3 3! Dr. Rundle- 919. 3 3 Hap Palmer- 108. 4 2 L. MacDougal- 427. 5 1 5 i LADIES FRIDAY 5 1 AFTERNOON LEAGUE E. Richards 295, M. Cawan Ave. 2-35, W. Coombes 212, M. Mc- 255 Donald 203, E. Etcher 201. 243 Averages 243 E. Etcher .. ........... ..... 213 237 M. Malley -................... 206 235 B. Sellers .................195 234 E. Richards ..............192 229 M. Colville.................. 190 226 K. Dodds .................190 225 M. Coxvan........."*-... 188 224 '0. Patfield ................179 224 ' M. Gibson .............«..176 224! J.*Lobb...... ....174 223 T Eby.. ............. 174 223 11.MMartyn................... 174 221 'M. Foster .................173 220 W. Coombes........... 171 220 R. Hutehinson . ........... 170 220 fL. i.Martvn .................. 166ý 218 S. Brooks.................... 1601 218 W. Brown ................... 155, 218 L. Graham .................. 151 217fR. Cowaxi_ .. ............... 1501 217! M. Dawson..._............. 147 216 1D *Perfect............... 146 216 D. Paeden ..................141 215 S. Buckluell................. 142 215 N. MeFeeters............... 140 214 E. Mitchell -................ 138 214 M. McDonald ............136 213 B . Richards ................ 131 211 D . Rogers _ ................... 124 211 M. Tippens................. _121 211 E. Cooxnbes ............. ilo 207 1. Green.....................10f 207 M. White . ............. o 207 O. Richards ... ........58, Bowmanville Recreation Department FALL & WINTER ACTIVITIES 1963 -64 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION - CONTACT DOUG. RIGG, DIRECTOR 0F RECREATION 623-3379, EXTENSION 6 Activity Instructor Tiine Place Fees Dates INe. Chlldren's Skating Seven and Under Mn3:0 - 5:00 MemorialArena __ $2.00 _Nov._4 Ma.3 20 Aquarium Society Mr. D. syer, Pres. 4tIi Mon. 8:00 Hobby Centrýe $1.00 per year Set24-u.27 2 Choral Society Mr. H. Martin Mon. 8:00 .~ 10:00 Town Hall 8.00 per year Sept. 9 May 19 34 M r. W . Bagnell c .8 D c 71 Aduit Swiming Mrs. L. Caverly Tues. 7:00 - 10:00 B.T.S. Pool $3 per 10 weeks Ot.8-ec17 0 Mrs. S. Reynolds Jan. 7- May 19 20 Senior Citizens Club 15Mrs. P. Passmore 2nd Tues. 8:00 Lions Centre Oc.8 a 1 Memnorial Park Assn. Mrs. V. Jeffery, Pres, 2nd Tues. 7:30 emorial Parký 50c per year Sept. 10 June 9 10 Hockey Mothers Mrs. W. Simpson, Pýres. -4th Tues. 2:00- Lions Centre -- _______ Sept. 24- Apr. 28 8 Men's Basketball Mr. T. Dadson. Pres. Wed. 7:00 - 9:00 High Shool $10 per season Oct. 16- Apr. 15 24 " ArtCas- Wed. 7:00 - 9:00 High Sehool $5.00 Oct. 16- Apr. 15 24 "Woodworking Mr. L. Johns ton vWed. 7:00- 9:00 riign School $5.00 Oct. 16- Apr. là5 24* " Typewritlng___ Mr. G. Gilpin1 Wed. 7:00- 9:00 High School $5.00 Oct. 16- Apr. 15 _124 * * Beginners' Dressmiak. 2r4G cmit i___ lUs .ShitWed. 7:00 9:00 High School $5.00Oc.6 Apr. 15 2 " Advanced__Dressrnak. -Mrs G. Schmidt -Thurs, 7:00 9:00 High ho $5.00 Oîct-.7- Apr. 16 24 Dancing and Baton Miss-[I. Harvey VITed. 3:30- 8:30 Lions CEnr 75e per lesson Sept. 24 May 27 35 Square Dancing Mlr. W. Carey Wed. 8:15 Lions Centre Weekly Fee Sept. 18 May 27 35 Figure Skating Mý7ss B.S-nith Thurs. 4:00_.7:00 Meiorial Arena $.0 - Nv Mar. 26 20 -oi'CuiMs G-h-serPes _-Tur.730 f__,Lions Centre $4'00 per year Sept. 12 - June Il 10 Drama Wrkshop Mrs. R. Sheridan, Pranes. Thursday 7:45 Lions Centre . $5.00 per year Sept. 5 - June 4 18 Bao adDncn rs .FolrEver3r Other Fri. 1Lions entre Wemely Fe Sept. 27 - June 12 20 BatonanSat.ci9g00r- 1:00owLions Centre 75c per lesson Sept. 21 - May 30 3à J-r._Boing Mr. H. Bennett Sat. 10:00 « 3:00 Liberty Bowl Weekly Fee Sept. 21 - May 30 35 Minar Hockey Boys 7 18 inclusive Sat. 7:00- 4:00 Memorial Arena 2.00____ Nov. 2 -Mar. 21 21 Girls' Sat. Morning. Gym Classj Girls 7 13 inclusive Sat. 9:00- 11:00 H-igh School _ $1.00 f Nov. 9- Mar. 21 20 'I q ta ail ladies in attendance! 1 Bill Rawkins 232. Ver& King I Team Standings Candra Goodmurphy- 167 W L Pts. 'Joan Gibson - 165 ty Westlake 9 0 21j Marion Malley -____155- ren Dennis - 8 1 19 Florence Snowden - 147 a Brock -- 4 12 Top 10 Men ry Snowden- 4 5 10 Avé. nn Prout__ 4 5 9 Harrv Snowden ____230 àMarshall - 3 6 7 'Ray 'Westlake _____224 y Westiake 2 7 4 Bob Marshall ______218 rg Perris --- i 8 2 Ron Brock ______214 Top 10 Ladies Everett King 209 Ave. Jim Smith -______196 'g Pcrris _____ 193 Don Bishop 193 ty Westlake ____ 192 Glenn Prout ______179 rley Brock ____ 190 Jack MacNab _____ 178 en Dennis _____ 176 Milt Dackin -______174 aoI Roberts---- 176 Lloyd Ellis 174 OSHAWA GENERALS SUBSCRIBER SEATS GO ON SALE Friday, Oct. 4 BOWMANVILLE ARENA BOLAHOOD'S SPORTS HAVEN PRICE - $2.00 TICKETS TO BE PICKED UP BY 6 P.M. THE DAY 0F THE GAME I eserve a Subseriber's Seat for the season! $2.00 does this. Subseriber can miss up te tour games and stili have titie to bis or her seats. j iiiI j>Wilfred McMechan and Staff <'î cordîilly invite you to have the 'TIràRST ZOOK y7 uat fît> I ~ii~ I j fit' jlf f jfiî> jîiii' I ii~> If * ~ fi" j f, 11h" jliii' jffî' If f' Iftî~ jifit> if il" jîîii' i k PONTIAC ACADIAN BUICK B EAUMONT r4~J iiII~ Il 41111 41111 4I1II1 ~~~III G MC TRUCKS THURSDAY and FRIDAY 3rd m- 4th <I 41111 hments.. 11 be served 'l . ta 9 P. M. 41111 41111~ !3-3396 Refresl wiII 3 p.m, h. a a a a _ ~ .0. ~ - - - =- ~ = = h. - ~ OCTOBER; Afternoon and Evening ROSES Nigbt Sceeol Cass - Register at Bowmanviiie Hagh sehool, Tues.. Oct. Sth or Thurs.. Oct. 10, tram 7 to 9 p.m. Minimum enrolment p rer is,1 COMMERCIAL AND ACADEMIc SIYBJECTrS WILL BE ARRANGED IF SUFFICIENT INTEREST IS SHOWIN. ,n addltionai tee of $1.00 wilI be charged i. Non-Bowmanville residents ln Aduit Swlmming, and $2.00 for Minor Hockey. ORS OBSION MOI zâ-eýllà\l LT ID. 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