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-The Canadian Statesmnan, Bowmanville, Nov. 27, 1083 s c: s------------ss aSPO »o js By Frank Mohun 623-723' INTER-TOWN YOUNG BOWLERS This Sunday, starting at 2 P.M., the senior youth inter-town league, will swing into its second scheduled meeting at Liberty Bowl, when many of the top bowlers ln this area will be in action. Saturday, the bantam girls wiII bowl as usual, but ail afternoon schedules have been cancelled because of the big Santa Claus parade. T t i t t ORR SURE-FIRE PRO PROSPECT Very rarely does a defenceman rank as one of his tearm's top goal-scorers. Sometimes they do lead in as. sists but the Generals' Bobby Orr is second on the club. in goals, with nine, only two behind leader Ron Buchanan. That makes Bobby the top scoring defenceman in the Junior "A" loop. This is quite a feat when you consider his age - 15 years old and in bis second season with Oshawa. Not only Is Orr (who was selected as one of the outstanding play- ers in the Little N.H.L. tournament held here) scoring goals nt a terrific clip, but there is considerable Import- ance attached to many of them, particularly the last two rnarkers. Ini the last two home games, the starry defender has scored three times, includîng both winners as the Gens defeated St. Catharines 3-2 and Niagara Falls 2-1. Oshawa now holds a four point lead over Kitchener, with a game in hand which was made up Monday night Jn Peterborough. Lest time out the Petes won 2-0 in the final four minutes, after the Generals had fought the -second-placers in a scoreless thriller most of the way. Last Snight <Tuesday) Montreal Jr. Canadiens were here ln what *should have been a real crowd-pleaser. Oshawa has done well against both these highly-rat. ed clubs, but haven't been able to latch on to many points. "Monday and Tuesday wins would have helped. (Although » this column was written before the games in order to mneet the press dead-Iine - reports on the action appear elsewhere ln the Statesman.) t t ttt ICE REAL SMOOTH That new ice planer (cleans and floods too) looks like a great investment for the Memorial Arena, and after a test spin on the blades we can guarantee that the ice sur- face is in great shape. In the long run, the new contraptian should pay for Itself, flot ta mention what better ice means ta the im- provement of hockey action. t ANOTHER BIG WEEK-END Here we go again - Central Ontario Badminton1 championships Friday and Saturday, Santa Claus Parade -end Grey Cup game!1 Friday at the Bowmanville Badminton Club ladies and men's doubles play gets underway at 7 o'clock, while1 Saturday will see singles gaing at 9 A.M., mixed doubles et 12:30 and the finals at 7:30 P.M. As usual, a party wll round out the tourney after presentation of awards. Every- one interested in seeing the area's best badminton players in action is welcome ta visit the club. In between games, thîs scribe must find time to inake a quick change so we can escort the family to the parade, then back ta the badminton and off ta watch the Grey Cup. After that it's back ta the club again - s0 you can see the sports editor will be busy. Jr. Hockey L eague McQueen's Unheat en Ni*chols' Edge BiII's 5-4' Ini junior hockey action,' Sunday night at the Memarialý Arena, McQueen's Motors de- feated Local 189 5-1, and Nîchols' Motors came fromi a-hIndt.e ilsBiad T I H ckeyIn the opener, McQueen's ______ ktb llTo nLeague H ce made it twa wins and one tie, Ba~kebalI ~~flas Paul Mutton, Bill Crossey, and Bob McManus scored. Tedi Bate was the only Local 189 'Stepheri's Claim 1sf Win Robson Edges (rystalpGayr FIoff, arry lkePeri Larry Nemis, who won the 5' Ken's Men's Wear $5.00 vou- cher as star of the week. ýCoronation 1-as 1sf Loss McNulty s Win Again ilsbea3-ladnth Upsets featured Men's Town! session to earn ibig 35-18 de- ino the first place tie, rao- goalie with a minute and 1 Basketball action last Wed- iian. ping in nine points. Gord' Robson's Motors edged Cry- two others. Dean West alsco seconds ]eft, but couldn't get nesday night as Stephen Fuels i Benny King led he fuel- Ritter clicked for six, Jack stal Dairy 10-9 in a free-scor-: bagged a pair, singles going-the equalizer. came up with their initial vie- delestavctory nunhber anc Reid and Ted Fairey each ing -affair, and McNulty's'ta Ron Stewart, along withl Winners goals went ta Mur- tory, downin.g Hooper's Jewel-' with a dozen points, while, pîcking up four. Sports made it two straight, two assists, Bob Johnson,!ray Brown, Dave Werry, Irv lers 35-18 and McQueen's MO- Ken Kelly added ten aný Don, Norm Buwalda was Coro- defeating Olympia Restaurant Winston Vanstone and Dav& - tors edged Coronation Cafe Welsh, traded from Co.ona-' nation's best at 13 points, 4-2. For Crystal, it was their1 McCullough. 28-27 ta tie the defending tion, connected for eight. i with Danny- Seto clipping in second successive defeat in Ted Fairey and Don Mas-A champs for first place. It wasl John Fowler potted six for'ten and Dave Snowden four. Thursday night action, drap- ters came up with big efforts O$1A M 1Cornation's first setback after,'the losers. with Tom Pears,n11 ping them ta second, with for Crystal, each clicking for three successive wins. TeI tnig and Ray Wallace scoring foui Robson's taking over thelhat tricks and earning a pair I After holding a slim 15-13 apiece. W. L. Pt3. Town League lead. O! assisîs. John OsbornclLFF O margin at haîf-tirne, Stephen's McQueen's dealt Coronalion!Coronation Cafe- . 3 1 6 In the opener McNulty's Lloyd H-amilton and Burns beld the Jewellers ta five their first loss in a nip a ndII'cQueen's Motors 3 1 6 ]eft Olympia in the cellar, as MacMillan cornpleted the scor-, Here is a plan ta provide fh points in the third quarter, tuck second gamne thriller. H"ýpper's Jewellers 1 3 2 Don Bishop set up three goa]sling. 1 while collecting ten in_ each Joe Markie paced the Motors1ISteýhen Fuels 1 3 2 for the sportîng store. Char-,! Bob Abbott turned in a' die, or for your retirement lie Trirn, Bill Ellis, Len'strong game, garnerîng five1 make regular payments ta Local 189 Hockey - ~Fowler and Bob Fairey each ,assists, and Larry Piper wasl tea g 5 o tr Local___189_ H______y tallied once. :in on three. tea g 5 o tr Alex Wisernan picked up; Teamn Standings life or, if you prefer, $22,( both Olympia markers. i W. L. Pts. anut a eicesdb Bill Crossey was in on haîf; Robson Motors ..... 3 1 6' aanscob nrae H o ne s To G o f r a de sRobson's:total, wfth two goalsi MeNultys Sports. 2 2 4' deposit. Should you flot sur N or ets To G o d f r aid rs ndthre ssitswhle errCystl airy 2 2 4' onds apart ta give Oshawa ai B opeigteeqi Coret Re ai 2 d fom BrinsGeerls ie 2Newcomer Rich Bradford can be arranged ta rvd Carnets downed Bruins 7-4 Dan Giî'ardi. 23 scoring poins. Fal 2 -2 mntelIi the n g a m wih ent cash or pension at age 60c ta regain second place and Bruins, who led 3-2 headingf Fairev blasted in six goalsfa ls 2 -bins l f n hape ae ta e- U ASRAC league-leading Hornets wan mbt the third, after a score-ý and helped on two others, Oshawa Generals consoli- flect off somet'hing into the'--- -- -- -- -- -- -- --- 11-7 over tail-end Raiders, in less firsl period, got a bi h ieQ uinney bit for a bat- dated their hold on sixth place1 top corner. Local 189 hockey action, Sun-Igame from Nelson Yeo, wholtriek and five assists and Bob in the Junior "A" circuit, Ir na th p n r o r g as~ other hr e y Don MB' s, s tt .nD .sx th r. N a a a F ls F y , FP.da.L I'..1R Itbe at enmue brougoal t lGei ,ge Heath, and iii Crs-i on Bagnelbaggeci a pair night at the Falls' arena. et Cah Today14 PeoereAve th attnmntsbog,5,ev. and "Moe" Richards. Bob Niagara carried much o! thel the Cornets from behind for' The ccllar-dwclling Raiders Sheridani, Terry Black and iplay in the first period but! For OId A p1aneame ....................... the third timne ta a 7-4 win. showed great impravement in Larry Piper each tallied s.,ngle couldn't get the puck pasb1 I "Archie" Crossey continuedOthe second game, battling thc markers for the Raiders. goalie Dennis Gibson. Brian through Address .... ............. ........ ta show the way for the sec- league,-laders all bbe wa\,.j Teamn Standings Bradley finally broke the iceý STAT S A cuain.................. ond week in a row, pacing the But bbev couldn't cape withi W. L. T. Pts at the 14 minute mark of the STATESMANOcpto .. . Cornets wilh a hat-brick anýd the lrnets' machine, particu- Hor-nets....... 5 I 0 10 second. LASSIFIEDSEacdteobfh tw asits Grr Mrerri- larly tlhe big line of Ted Fair-Cornets ......3 3 O Th0eerl cm liei son fired a pair o! goal-3. ev, Bob Marjerrison and! Bruins ..... 2 3 1 erascmalvin Phone 623-3303 iAmbounts quot.d Ob"* au or M'idgets Lose Their First Game Uxbri*dge Ralies to Win 7m6 Gill, Joe Balson and Dave Kerr. Ray Pickell, Andy Matthews, Jim Finn and Howard Pol- lard scored for Bill's. Last week's player of the week award went to Bill Crossey. who scored four goals and added two assists. "A real treasure map is a chart of the United States showing which roads don't have toîl booths."-The Pur- nam Ca. Graphic, Greencas- tie, Ind. "A free press stands as one o! the greatest interpreters between gavernment and the people. To allow it ta be fet- tered is ta fetter ourselves.'"- U.S. Supreme Court, Grasjean vs Amnerican Press Ca., et aI., DNTH FOR MACE65 [or our fainilh if y au should years if vau survve . Y.ýou 9the Sun Life of Canada, receiving $150 a month for ,075 in cash. Bath of these by leaving your dividends on rvive toa, age 63, a minimum nmediately ta your family. y form belovv, you can eh. ur personal situation. Plan> variaus amnounts of cash or or 65. COMPANY 0F CANADA PASSANT î 3-3258 Bowmanville ........ ... Well we callea another one wrong again as Montreai Bowmanville Midgets led' Monroe lied it Up in the' the eventual winner. Barton's defeated Toronto, Wednesday night, but for the Grey Cup rnost of the way, but a long~ middle session, but Don Me-1 crazy bouncer in the final ionig so lmxd aMre ettelcl nfotmnt undtetik we're stili calling Hamilton over B.C. by 12 points, but it gbouncng shot m xehid r y a\rte r ent the oalsifontmnt tre hetik would be niee ta see the Lions wio. And we just can't gr asxrne-fr&n-ehd rlymda og the periad.i help saying this - Argos were pretty sharp lnn pot need- their first defeat, 7-6, at thehaîfasbmiS. nut aat gae Ux ing Ron Morris and Hugh Campbell - they're too good Memorial Arena, Saturdayý bridge the lead for the firE'sAJ R for the double blue.ngh. ime, onlv ta bave McMurter's' A gaod-sized crowd o! near- secondi marker send the teams l iii *ly 200 people winessed as: into the final sanza at four BO LN M ixed League ~~~owbng Bawmanville's win streak was goals apiece. aledtbe BOVLiI M ixed League Bo w lin snapped in the hard-fought,ý Bowmanviile oedtbe The ca-leaders rernained fast cantesl, after five straightý on their xvav in the third as: deadloeked for top spat in the Frîday nigbt Prout register- Lobb 288, Marie Learnan 278.decisions. !DIave Founitain and D)ennv' Ladies' major Bowling Lea- *d their thîrd consecutive Onie Etcher 277, 233, Arnold IRn Smpsan and Steve'Homenitik biinked the red gue, when Lyle edged run- victory, dwigLb -,Sep26 5,KyBacadIB urns shot Bowmanville mb higaht hefore the mid-waviner-up Brooks and Joli nip- While Perfect lost its third ini 274, Ken Luxton 271, Mel Bur- Ian early lead, but Barlan pul! mark. Lyons hit for Uxbridg*e ped E. Etcher by 2-1 scores. as many sbarts, upset 7-0 by gess 253, "Duke" Brunt 259,-the visîbors on the score-1 at the nine minute mar n ntidpaeBkrdfae Palmer, ta fal eight points,'. Hr and IPaîrneplac238keand thee off the pace. 1 Bennett 238.Hrodsebere frtproClero tec upierinIeln 2-1 ta keep their M. Etcher kept Ibeir hopes Prout ...................... 601 ne - __u_ - tes -l -at -er, setting the stage for: hopes alive, and Haynes kept alive with a .9-2 victory over Perfect .... ............ 52 MPace an the strength o! a 2-1 place frorn Harrison, defeat- Harrison........4 n i rDunn tripped up 0. Etcher cd 5-2 by Nowian. Bromehi............2 E I e r League -1, while Pat!ield earned the O. Etcher downed BrorneîIlO. Etcher .................42 Idubiaus distinction of a cel- 5-2 and in a huge upset, cel-iBenne tt....................411BwgNesAegs lai- berth, bowing 3-0 ta Bic- lar-dwelling H. Brack trounc-, Palmer..................... 41 1owngNesAvraesîel]. ed Bennett 7-0. Lob..........:7. Jack Bond hit the dcad NanGames v RaphCae.-ledof-wthE.Brc .......... ......6 wood this week ta the fune of AI Osborne ...27 244 .Joyvce Tennant Look hicth &Il the honours, knocking offINow]an ... ........... .... 29 an 858 triple made up a! 343- Jack Bond __2 42 triple hanours in a close bat- a big 803 triple and 355 sin- Ff. Brock .. ..... 26 257-258 ta win top honors for, Harold Bennett .3 3o 6Cti, rolling up a 751 total to Xle. One Etcher was next; Top 12 Averages the night. Jack Lander fol- Buss Oke :3) 2'34 Doris Jols 750. Shirley Da- With the ladies high of 696. Vince Prout.......233 lowed Bond with 786 and the Russ Halîman m -20 23 vis wvas next only anoîher pin foll»'ed bv Arnold Sleep 692,lHarold Bennett ............ 222 bigh single game of 351. Bert Bud Henning : -3 Il 2130bc t79wihM elLw -r Spiceri b664,n KenLith oiblELewi Art. Mpierg4 ess 651, EssieOn Brock..............20onýgiey had 774 (271-297), El- Bi-iie Perfect -3 29at 746. Et1r......2 o Brock 766 (272), Russ Hall- Elton Brock -, ----- 3o 126 l a ls ntesnl Cox 648, Howard Brornell 648 I Frank Wright .......... 2171 man 755 (324), Bud Barber 761 Larry Piper .3() 226 race too, Helen Dunn wind- Kav Blanchard. Cee MultonIDick Perfect . ...15.. (297-ý277), Harry Akey 743 Dr. ÏH. B. Rundie 30 225 ing up on top with 328, fol- and Hilda Brock ail at 641,'Howard Bromell........... 215 (333), Harry Snowden 732 Bert Engiev - .3 23 loxved bv Joyce Tennant 325, Frank Wright 635 and AI ýAlan Lobb .............*'*214 (259), AI Osborne 726 (271), Ted Bagocl 3 2 Marion Brooks 320 and Mabel Lobb 630. Matt Harrison ............. 21() Ted Bagneli 725 (301), George' Jim Calianu 27 2< Lewis 318. Other top sin-les went ta 'Hap" Palmer ......... 210 Piper 739 (332) Frank Mohun Jack Lander 30o 219 Howard Brorneli 309, Essie!Hîlda Brock ...........209 702 (275), Ernie Perfect bad KorI Piper ----:30 216! Teamn Standings Cox 288, high for ladies, Al Murray Grant_ 206'a single game of 299, Hank.J-loward Bromnel -- 30 216 Pts Janzen 279, Russ Oke and Ed. Leslie - _-------: 216 Lvle .................... 2 Norrn Henning bath hit 267. Mel Burgess . 30 Gar! Clarke did ih again and Bill Vestink .:10 L)] 2 101 .........oli......... IIL Y V I L wnteîo rpepz ihGeorge Piper m 30 21:1 Brooks ...................... 8ý M MR A 402, Paul Andrus 443.Bob1WilBakms ................................... 16 GeogeBrok bole 11 a arrv Akev - .----- :i 2l11 avnes..........16 Gerg Boos owec 1 1toBriail. Triiohle 30 211 AlLI în1w single, Garf Clarke Bud BacrIr2Pl) 210 Perris........................... 15 R K1A109, Ted 1lalman 111, Paul Art Row e :i o *209 E. Etcher ...................... 14 A E Andrus 113. Bob Richards LI 4 209 Preston....................... 14 t RlWTAnn ~Ailey Chatter John Oke -3() 208 Adults - 5oc "W * lylniNvAifl Telephone 613-5728 rPUBLIC SKATING FIRIDAY, NOV. 29th 8 p.m. ADMISSION - Children - jI5c SUNDAY SKATING 2 -4 P. M HOCKEY TORONTO MARLEOROS VS. OSHAWA GENERALS TUES., DEC. 3rd 9: 00 p.m. ADMISSION Sides - $1.50 Standing - $1.25 Ends - $1,25 Students and Children,, seats or standing - 75c Subscriber Tickets Now on Sale at Box Office Nels Osborne Insurance team has only 12 point lead over Liberty Bowl for top positioný in the teamn standing. Dyk- stra 's Food is still in the run- ning and is 21,à points behind the leaders. It looks like theý final outeorne is going ta go' right down ta the wîre. Jack Bond with his 858 triple jumped hi. average from 237 ta 242 and is now enly twa points bebind AI Os- borne who is leading witb 244. Harold Bennett fel b-ck in the race and naw has 236 for' 30 garnes. The aid Sparts Editor, Frank Mohun, finally made tbe 200 average. Frank bas 201 for 30 games. Selby Grant's Heabing team captained by Bob Kent bas only won 5 garnes this sched- ule while losing 25. Features This Weck ,High Single-- Jack Lander 351 Bud This Sched. Henning 378 High Triple- Jack Bond 858 Dr. H. B. Rundle9 'Low Single- George Brooks loi I Glen Hodgson Low Triple- Garfe Clarke 402 Ga.rf Clarke 382 vave McKnight -3(j Harold Michielson 2 AI! Sarneils .----- ) Frank Blunt ___27 George Bebee :30 Cecil Mutton__ < t Hank Janzen . . 3 Jack Gay -.----28 Norm Henning i30 2 Don Bagnell ... 30 2 Ken Luxton __ 0 2 Bob Glanville ------ 0 2 Bill Shobler .......2 Ron Maynard ao .30 2 Mîke Murphy Io. 30 2 Clarence Oke - 30 2 Frank Mohun ------ 27 2 Bruce Milne -. 7 2 Murray Larmer 30 2 Standing 10th IVeek I st Sehedule Teamn IV L Pi Neis. Osborne Lis, 21 2 81 21 ;Liberty Bowl- 21 9 21 Dykstra's Foods .. -19 il 19 K en 's Men's Wear 18'à ]1ý 18, Olympia Restaurant __ 16 12'131à 161 F'rank's Varicbv.. 14 16 14 Bea ver Lumber ..... 14 1 f 14 Pepsi Cala.. 14 16 14 Lander Hardware 13 17 13 Jury & L.ovell .. ----- . 12 18 12 -Ioopcr's Sclby Grant Heating -- à5 L)5 5 - (18 un ~ '......................1 2(08 O. Etcher .. .................. 12 203 Biekel........................11 208 Patfield . ....................... 8 ?0 7 206 Averales - Doris Joli 220, 206 Dot Brooks 218, Peggy Haynes 106: 218, Ena Etcher 215, Helen o05 Dunn 214, dune Baker 213, o105Onie Etcher 209, Shirley Bic- ý04 keIl 207, Ollie Patfield 206, 03 Enid Tennant 204, Joyce Ten- 0:"' nant 201, Joyce Lyle 198. K ay 02 Beauprie 196, Marion Slaght, 02 ý194, Marg Perris 193, Barb 02'ýButtonshaw 193, Lorraine 201 Marbyn 190. ;, 60(0 Triples - Helen Dunn O718. Peggy Haynes 675, Lor- raine Martyn 658, Marguerite ,t.ýCrago 637, Marg Perris 627, t. Shirley Bickell 625, Bernice 2, Terry 619, Marion Brooks 61,La Dareen Park 617, Enid Ten- nant 615, 0111e Patfield 611, Rickie Taylor 609, June Baker 606, Dot Brooks 603, Muri! - Holroyd 601. 225 Garnes and over - Doris Ir 'Joli 300, 246, Marg Perris 299, Muriel Holroyd 281, Rickie Taylor 279, Shirley Davis 272. 261, Peggv Haynes 269, Enid Tennant 267, Eva Whitehead 267, Mabel Lewis 258, Mar- gunerite Crago 249. Lorraine Marbyn 248,'236, Shirley Bic- keil 248, Bernice Terry 239, Dell Vinson 238, Shirley Fowl- er 238, Ena Etcher 237, Olhie làPafield 236, Karen White 230, Audrey Osmond 229, Joyce Tennant 225, June Baker 225. p i