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Town and
-Country Bowling
High single for the ladies went to -
Vera Purvis with 470. who also took
the high double of 301.
High single for the men went to
. Bill Sproule with 150. Waiter
Dexter had high double of 288.
Team points: Reds 5, Oranges 3.
Yellows 2, Greens 0. Blues 5,
Violets 0.
Team standings: Reds 8. Or-
anges 5. Yellows 2, Greens 5. Blues
5, Violets 5.
Men's 7 p.m.
Wayne Cranston captured both
high single and triple with scores of
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306 single and 708 triple.
Games over 225, Wayne Cran-
ston 306, Ron Stanley 275, 230;
David Carter 245, Ken Eadie 228.
Team points, Wayne Cranston's
Owls 5, John , Hogan's Cardinals 2,
Gill MacKenzie's• Vultures 3, Pete
Chisholm's Hawks 4, Wayne Cart-
er's Sparrows 2, Bob Cranston's
Crows 5.
Ladies 9 p.m.
High single, Marilyn Rhody 216;
high triple, Marilyn Rhody 604.
Games over 200. Marilyn Rhody
216. 216.
Team points: Lynn Wall's Tulips
2. Merle Rhody's Daffodils 2, Anne
Wisser's Lilacs 5, Zena Riegling's,
Hyacinths 5, Irene Nelson's Crocus
5. Anna Johnstone's Narcissus 2.
Team standings: Lilacs 27, Hya-
cinths 21, Crocus 17, Narcissus 17,
Daffodils 12. Tulips 11.
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WEDNESDAY, ()crow
, St. Helens Girls Team Wins Championship
St. Helens Girls Softball Team
won the area recreational champ-
ionship and had an impressive
Bali Team Loses
Out In The Grand
Champ Tournament
Lucknow Intermediate Softball
Team, who won, the "A" Champ-
ionship over Mount Forest, played
in the Grand Championship series
in a two day tournament at
Moorefield last week end.
On Saturday, Lucknow defeated
Linwood 3-1. Linwood were
champs.
Lucknow Were then notched
against Walton on Sunday after-
noon losing 7-4 and eliminating
them from further play.
In the next round, Chesley
defeated Walton to take the
W.O.A.A Grand Championship.
Chesley are the "B" champs of the
league.
Hugh Todd pitched Saturday's
game. Alrner Ackert started
Sunday's game. Still feeling the
effects of an earlier shoulder
injury. Almer was relieved and
Hugh Todd pitched the Sunday
game as well: despite a sore arm
that he was experiencing.
The Intermediate ball "hat" is
now hung up for the season and
coach Bill fiunter is well satisfied
and pleased with the team's
success this year. -
Ladies 6:30 p.m.
The high single of, 223 was
bowled by Pat Livingston and
Trudy Foran took the 'high triple of
588.- ,
Games of 200 and over. Pat
Livingston 223; Trudy Foran 212,
Fern MacDonald 212.
Team points: Pat Livingston's
Sapphires 7. Cora. Thompson's
Pearls 0; Trudy Foran's Opals 7,
Fern MacDonald's Diamonds 0:
Ruth Thompson's Emeralds 0,
Grace Gammie's Rubies 7.
Team standings': Opals 22, Rub-
ies 21. ,Sapphires 20. Pearls 19,
Emeralds 12, Diamonds 11.
Men's 9 p.m.
Ron Stanley captured high single
and triple with scores of 280 single
and 739 triple.
Games over 225, Ron Stanley
280. 277; Roy Finlayson 264, Bill
Button 260, Lloyd Hall 243. Herb
Barger 228, Bob Greer 227, Jack
McDonagh 227.
, Team points, Oldsmobiles 7,
Fords 0, Mustangs 7, Dodges 5,
Pontiacs 2, Backs 0.
Team standings: Oldsmobiles
12, Fords 2, Mustangs 9, Dodges
10, Pontiacs 7, Buicks 2.
record over the season.
Pictured, left to right, are Judi
McMichael, Diane Park, Nancy
Errington, Dayie, MacDonald, Jan-
ice Rutherford, Janet MacPherson,
Donna Errington, Barb Aitchison,
Gail MacPherson, Joyce Chamney,
Bonnie Humphrey, Margie Mac-
Pherson, Connie Stevenson.
Teams in the league were
KingSbridge, Lucknow, Bro2
and St. Helens. In eleveng
all season, St. Helens lost only
They scored 309 runs in these
with 169 runs scored again
St. Helens won two stA
games over Lucknow in theplij
and then went on to di
Brookside three straight
best-of--fiveseries.
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