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The Canadlan Etatesinan, BowmanvMle, :ans. 15, 1964 ~ SPORTopucs 'Etcher 267. Enid Tennant 266,ireston 231, Shirley Pickel! Ollie Patf ield 262, Karen 230, Marion Slaght 229, Mar- Wh ite 259, Shirley Bickle 258, ion Martin 228, Doris Joli 226, Helen Piper 247, Helen Dunn Kav Beauprie 226, Marilyn 246, 229, Miarilvn Wiggins 245. Coie 225, Muriel Holroyd 224, Babe Brown 241. Ruth Wight1 Jackie Alexander 223, Lil 241, Dot Brooks 237, Donna Connors 221. gS92-. j9 ~P % y r.D7 K ui 4LoiiuULI D"- 4 INT. BASKETBALL CLUB FORMED It is now definite that Bowmanville will have an entryl In the Intermediate Ontario Basketball piaydowns, which~ begin late next month. Play-off dates and opponents will be decîded by the governing body at a meeting in Hamilton en the l8th of January. Practices and selection of ail-star players trom the local Town League began Monday sa preparations wili have al- ready been started as this goes to press. Such local stai- warts as Tom Pearson, Danny Seto, Ken Kelly, Don Weish, Norm Buwalda and John Fowler, are among the players, expected ta turn out and make the team a success. The coach bas informed us that na position on the gquad with the exception of Dan Seto bas been decided yet. A poil of players bas agreed that the likeable Mr. Seto tg the most exciting basketball player seen around this town for a rnighty long time. This team wilI be self-supporting and gym rentais and travelling expenses will al he footed by the players them- selves. Fortunately, one ai the local teams tg purchasing a new set of uriformns for !ts teain and through the geaerosity of the Coronation Cafe these will be made available ta the1 Ail-Star team when selected. It bas been many a year since basketball was one of the major sports in town. How many readers can recali that B.H.S. fought its way into the Ontario High School finals, against such large scbools as North Bay Collegiate and Stamford of Niagara in the basketball hey-day of Boyd *Siemon, Tony Mcllveen, Gien Mcllveen, Walter Goode, Bob en.Ail this and no classification because of school size ln those days! We can remember watching the Rotary Winged Wheel- ers of the Don Mason, Ross Gilbert, "Didge" Rundiee cm, ably coached by Wait Degeer - but that was way back when this scribe was just starting ta play basketball - and that's a whiie back now. Ail sport fans are requested ta buy a ticket and support tbis effort ta put Bowmanvilie on the map in another sport- Ing activity. Many scoffed when Oshawa Grey Gaels re- vedlacrosse la the City of Oshawa but not when they M: won a Canadian championshlp la their initial year. An On-i tario championship ln basketball's first year here tg flot a n Impossibility. Buy a ticket and give it ta a student if you stili want ta be a sports booster, but aren't a particular bs 'kelibalI fan, a- Editor's Note .- We are indebted ta Lew Wiseman %vho has spent considerable time compiiing the above Informa- tion for this week's Statesman. Watch this columa for future details. +.'t * DrIIDGET DOUBLE-BILL SATURDAY A big midget double-header gets Young Canada Week off ta a big start Saturday night, the opening attraction be- tween Cobourg and Bowrnanville starting at 7:30. At nine o'ciock Trenton meets Ajax as four of the best mldget "A" teanis in the area are in action. * Bowmanville wound up a very suceessfui regular sea. ion here Saturday night, posting their l2th victory agaiast only twa defeats, while out-scoring the opposition 96-33. Admission wili be charged for the games and it is hopedý that a good crowd will be on hand. Expenses are high ln the operation o! any hockey club, partîcuiarly flow that theý boys are ready ta enter playof! competition. Sa iet's get out and support the club, and remember the Young Canada - motta - "Take - Don't Send Your Boy To The Arena." The wlnners wiil meet ln another exhibition tilt the fol- lwin g Saturday nigbt - and that shouid be a dandy! Play- ofdates between Bowmaaville and Ajax wiil be announced! ln' next week's column. 11 t 1 1' i- GENERALS STOPPED The year 1964 had been sliglitly tremendous for Oshawa *Generals, with a tie and four coasecutive wins. But Sunday It happened. and last place Kitchener Rangers came up with their biggest scoring outburst of the season ta hand the Generals iass number one of '64. The win drew Kitchener ta within a single game a! Hamilton, each with three games ihand over Oshawa. However, the Generals stil] enjoy a nie point bulge in their battle ta retain sîxth place, not iacludiag iast night's *gamne here wlth Kitchener. Oshawa appears on TV Sunday afternoon against Toronto Marîboros - then another "big" four-pointer next Tuesday whea Hamilton visits Memorial *Arena. Four Local Teams Win Open Curling Bonspiel ýY ýp ie r sB t t1 t t A SEVEN ROCK END! The old scribe hasn't had much opportunity to visli Southview this wlnter, but thanks ta the Goodyear Leagu( we had a chance ta throw a few rocks Friday evening, enè while there holy mackerei! Counilior Paul Chant skipped bis rink ta a rermarkablE third end that saw seven stones counting. Don't know whal the record is at Southview, but this was the best we'VE heard of. Glad our rink didn't provide the opposition. Other members of the foursome were: - an Tucker Joan Davey and Bll Joli. f j ? BASEBALL MEETING -'MONDAY Brr - its cold! But that's flot stopping the basebali erithusiasts fromn getting an eariy start on the 1964 season There wiil be an open meeting for anyone interested at IhE Citizens' Centre, in Cobourg, 'Monday night at 8 P.M. An teams affiiiated with the O.B.A. should be particularly anxi- vus ta attend, for what shapes up as a mnost important dis- * ussion. *NEWTONVILLE - 234, Milie Porter 231, Marion Marzte-Maléxwelî 210, 210; Jean * STARKVILLE BOWLING - Hall 210, 204; Dorothiv Starn *Tearns 207, 201; M,,aureen AleCullougi -a-sio ---------- 36 42056 201. Forget-Me-Nots 29 41083 High Single- ,Asters -- 21 38769 Doris Tompklns -.SOE Sunflowers .-------- 16 37813 High Triple-. Over 200 Games Doris Tompkins 651 Doris Tompkins 306. Edna High Average.- Elliott 2"42, Barney Boisvert --Dor othy Stark 177 No widow has ever comploined thot ber husbond hcd too much lif. insurance. BANNER PASSANT I MA 3-3258 I 14 Rehder Ave., Bownuanville ' UN t'Fu ASSURANCE COMPANY 0F CANADA FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL (OSHAWA) Your FuIly Recognized * Prof essional Travel Consultants * AGENTS for ail Airlines, Steamship Lines, Hotels, Tours. Car Renta ts. Etc. * Free Information and Service! PHONE 728-6201 57 KING ST. E., OSHAWA y It - i "e ndtra omnil of&CrigCu h wneso eodso ntefis rv hn hedinnoe osilwt 6rnscmeig Lme adW Cr. Thef.u.h m.be o.... ynldr em rmOhwWibBaktc emwsW oi hr ht rmtetpicue Ond ( uî nt EXwmanvill Gilfs& CerlingCluofhwinners of esecond dpot:iJ.tBell, H. Fdalk T. Woodt first anmd secùm place in bothi draws. Top photo showý,s , ock and P. Kûjwal. Bottom photo shows second placers the w~inners of the first dr&w, from i eft to right. G. in second draw, I. Woolsey, L. GoddardJ. Lander Iinîsh, D. Grant, R. CouLie and L. Huhta; below, and W. Goode.i LADIES" MAJORI BOWLING «The only team that didn't Iget a point as second schedulel action got underway Mond ay night was first division winý ners - Joli. The opening sclie- Aduits dule champs started this time la tbe cellar, shut out 3-0 by Iln Brooks. Ail other coniestsý were of the 2-1 vaniety xithi Baker over Duan, Lyle %vin-1 ning over E. Tennant, J.* Ten- nant defeating Preston, O.1 Etcher edging Biekeil and E.ý Etcher Josing ta Patfield. June Baker got off to a tre-, First mendous star-t. rolling up the c high triple of 842 and hig1i single 317. Helen Dun-n was, sec('I next at 681, closely followedi by Duaine Palmer 672 and! Ollie Patfield 668. Other big singles were roli cd by Marg Perris 293, Duainel Adults Palmer 286 and Dot Brooksi 268. Team Standings Pts., Brook.s-.......... ......3 Baker ................... Lyle............-...............2. Y( J. Ternant.. ...-.............. .2! 0. Etcher........................2 Patfield .............. .........2wi E. Teanant .................i... Dun................. ..Bowin, SE. Etcher . ..............Bowin Bickeli............................... rD Preston ....... - ............. 1 1Joll Averages I June Baker 231, Helen Dura' Aduits 227, Duaine Palmer 224, Ollie' Patfield 223, Marilyn Wioeains! 222, Marg Perris 222, Dot. jBrooks 220, Doris Joli 215,! Helen Piper 215, One Etcher S213, Enid Tennant 213, Mari-ý lyn Cole 211, Jackie Alexander! 207. Muriel Holroyd 206, Kayý Beaupnie 205, Shirley Bicke&1 204, Hilda Simnick 203, Irenei Whitney 202, Marlon Slaghtf 201, Lola Wright 201, Shiri-yý Biekle 199, Marlon ïMartin:1 T 198, Norma Gay 195, Ruthý WVrght 194, I3abr-e rowii 193,ý Bernice Terry 193, joyce Lyle' 193, Karen White 192, Joyce Sde Almond 191. ie Gamnes Over 220 Studei Jne Baker 276, 249, Onleý iConjtînction With Young Canada Week SATURDAY, JANUARY l8th M.H.A. MIDGET HOCKEYSý DOUBLE HEADEIR Gaine - 7:31) P.M. )BOURG VS. BQWMANVILLE d. Gaine - 9:00 P.M. MEMORIAL ARENA BOWMANVILLE Telephone 623-5728 PUBLIC SKATING FRIDAY, TAN. l7th 8 p.m. ADMISSION Rv Frank Mnhiin Admission To Double Header SUNDAY SKATING 2 - 4 P.M. OUNG CANADA NIGHT MONDAY, JANUARY 20TH ianville Atoins vs. Peterborough 7 p.ni. nanville Pee Wees vs. Oshawa - 8 p.mi. nanville Bantanis vs. 1VhitbhY -.9 P.rn. 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