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Qubs Battle In Playoff Series
Get set, fellows. Playoffs are
underway and anything’s likely
to happen. In fact, it already
has.
In the current ”B” Round
Robin series which opened Mon
day night, Dashwood came up
with an upset 8-6 win over Zur
ich. Other team in '
Lucan who played
nesday night.
Hensall captured
game of theii’ 4‘A”
Thedford Tuesday night by
whipping the Combines 6-4.
St. Marys went one up in the
other “A” series with Exeter,
when the locals blew a 6-1 first-
period lead Tuesday night. St.
Marys won 11-8.
Since the schedule of the local
intermediate loop couldn’t be
finished, the McMillan trophy,
emblematic of league champion
ship honors,
for this year
Boyle states.
Ilderton, lone
Playoffs
the series is
Zurich. Wed-
tli e first
series with
ROBIN SERIES
at
at
at
at
8, Zurich 6
Lucan
Dashwood
Dashwood,
Zurich
at Lucan
has been shelved
, Convener Derry X.
C’
league, is waiting
go on in playoffs.
Hensall Wins First
Hensail whipped
Tuesday night in the first game
of their playoff series,
Harrison led the victors with
three goals. Colin, Hildebrand
and Broom scored the other
Hensall tallies.
For Thedford, C. Baird, Amos
and Dunlop were the marksmen.
The teams were tied 3-3
end of the first period.
Hensall went ahead 4-3
second and clinched the
with two more in the third.
entry in the
for word to
Thedford 6-4
at the
in the
game
HB’* ROUND
February
18— Dashwood
20— Zurich
22—Zurich
25—Lucan
27—Lucan
29—Dashwood
FIRST “A” SERIES
(Best-of-Five Series)
19— Hensall 6, Thedford 4
21— Hensall at Thedford
25—Thedford at Hensall
27—Hensall at Thedford
SECOND “A” SERIES
(Best-of-Five Series)
19— St, Marys
22— St. Marys
25—Exeter at
27—St. Marys
29—Exeter at
W.O.A.A.
(Best-of-Three Series)
20— Seaforth at Exeter
21— Exeter at .Seaforth
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“C” MIDGET
Exeter
Exeter
Marys
Exeter
Marys
Pull Upset
Dashwood intermediates pull
ed the upset of the season by
whipping the top Zurich club 8-6
Monday night.
Sparked by the four-goal ef
fort of Ron Dawe and the play
making of ^veteran Jim Hayter
who got two counters himself,
the Dashwood hoys overcame a
3-1‘Zurich lead at the end of the
Down The Alleys
Men’s League
Tops Clash
First and second teams clashed,
on the alleys Monday night and
wound up in a 4-3 split. Har
Brintnell led Ed’s Spare Parts
to the narrow victory by bowl
ing 586 (215). Rene Francois’
694 (277) helped the Spares win
three.
The Tradesmen and the Mar
oons bowled the second split of
■the night. The Traders won four
with the help of Reg Taylor’s
5 69 (220). Glen Bonnallie scored
527 (185) for the colored shirts.
In a noisy match on the mid-
the Pinpoppers again
their supremacy over
5-2. Bob
printers
die alleys,
showed their supremacy
the Big Six by winning
Southcott sparked the .
with 631 (254) while Captain
Stan Frayne led his
vain by bowling 635 (261).
The Dukes whipped the Keg-
lers 5-2. Grant McDonald led the
winners with 634 (243). Mc
Phee’s 616 (2 29) was best for
Pop.
Shock Bangs
The
Whizz
sparked
(230).
crew in
beat the
this week
Vyse’s 584
electricians
Bangs 4-3
by BillJ__ Bud Preszcator topped
the Bangs with 65 5 (243).
The Rural Rollers won a 4-3
split over the Applejacks. Pete
Willard- bowled 6 20 (275) for
the winners and Howard Holtz
man scored a 676 (286) for the
Applejacks.
Wednesday night, Wes Ryck-
man’s 653 (265) topped the
Butchers’ 5-2 win over the Roll
ers. Lloyd Stewart trundled 657
(231) for the losers.
The Ghuckers whipped the
Panthers 5-2. Hoskins scored 716
(245) for the winners and I<.
Heywood’s even 600 (222)
topped the cats.
“A” Division
Spares ...........
Spare Parts • •
Tradesmen ....
Big Six ....a,..,
Pinpoppers / ....
Keglers .........
Dukes ...........
Maroons .......
“B” Division
Whizz Bangs
Short Circuits
Chuckers ......
Rural Rollers
Apple jacks ....
Strikes ..........
Butchers .......
Panthers .......
Ladies’ League
The Happy Gals tied for top
spot with the Frisky Sisters in
last week’s Ladies Bowling. The
Gals took five points from the
Yarn Spinners, spurred on by a
242 single in the first game by
Dot Hall. Her 597 triple was
also best for the team. Jean Wein
bowled 57 4 and 299 for the hon
or spot among her team mates,
the Yarn Spinners.
The Cracker jacks whipped up
a five point victory when they
met the Frisky Sisters. Loudest
crack was made by M. Hockey
with a 530 triple and 203 in one
game. For the losers, Lil Hunter-
Duvar bowled 677,. highest tri
ple for the week and 299.
A seven point lead was taken
by the Jolly, Jills when they mat
ched pins with the Busy Bees.
Tops for the Jills was a 520 tri
ple by A. Preszcator and M. Cutt
ing was best Bee with 546 and,
226.
The Merry Maids out-bowled
the Hi-Lights to the tune of five
points
Naida
Helen
The
points
Alley
Sword __ ..
On the losing team, high triple
was 529 by Doreen Prance.The Trailers bowled for seven
points in spite of their missing
oppostion, the Hot Dogs. Best/
score was 544 triple by D.
Frayne.
Teams are reminded that some
of the dues are not in. The
money should be in the hands of
Collector-In-Chief, Kay Hay as
soon as possible.
LADIES’ LEAGUE STANDING
• (Friday Morning)
aided by a 550 triple by
Francois. For the Lights,
Shapton’s 402 was hghest.
Pin I-Ieads took all seven
in their match with the
Cats. Head Pin was D.
who bowled 618 and 225
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Happy Gals ...
Frisky Sisters
Busy Bees ....
Pin Heads ....
Merry Maids .
Hot Dogs ......
Alley Cats .....
Hi-Li ghts .......
Yarn Spinners
Trailers ..........
Jolly Jills .....
Crackerjacks ...
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School Teachers Plan
Granton Field Day
The regular meeting of the
North London and Biddulpli tea
chers was held at Granton Pub
lic School on Tuesday, February
12. There were 13 teachers pre
sent. Granton school
vited the scliobls of
zation to hold theii’
day at Granton.
Miss Prendergast,
Education Instructor of the Lon
don Normal School was guest
speaker. She spoke on the dif
ferent types of field days.
teachers in-
this organi-
spring field
Physical
Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Merner of
Kitchener spent -the week-end
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb
and Mr. and Mrs. Lome Klein-
stiver, who have been on an ex
tended trip to Florida, returned
home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Flynn, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Wildfong and
Grant Wildfong, all of London,
Mrs. Mary Tieman and Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Wildfong were Sun
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Addison Tieman.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Genttner
and family of Lucan spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs,
Howard Klumpp.
Mr. Fred Genttner of Lucan
spent the week-end with friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goetz of
Stratford were Sunday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. R. Goetz.
A number of relatives from
here attended the funeral of the
late Miss Merle Prieter in Kit
chener on Tuesday.
Colebrates Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zimmer
entertained a number of their
friends last Thursday evening to
a surprise party in honor of her
father, Mr. August Miller, who
celebrated his seventy-first birth
dr , * JThe evening was spent in
playing carets, aftei’ which the
hostess served a delicious lunch.
Everyone before leaving for their
homes wished Mt, Miller many
more years of health and happi
ness.
Larry Snider Motors
Phone 624 or 64-W Exeter, Ontario
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Irish
goals
were
and Ellis
in the
end of
drawn in
Seaforth.
a 6-4
Wed-
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first period.
Jack Ford got the winning
goal for Dashwood and Bob Hay
ter knotched the clincher.
Barashe led. the Zurich attack
with two goals>
The Dashwood club have been
close to the cellar all season
while Zurich have been tied for
top spot since the league open
ed. Whether the upset was too
much for district sportswriters
or not, isn’t known, but the Lon
don Free Press and CKNX both
announced the win for Zurich.
The teams will be matched
again this Friday at Zurich.
Fans Bounced
The fans got into the rhubarb
when Ilderton and Thedford
clashed Monday night. Ilderton
won 3-0. During a second period
melee, three fans jumped onto
the ice and became involved in
the fight, They were bounced out
of the rink,
Win Second
Sparked by R. Hayter and J,
Hayter, Dashwood won their sec
ond game of the season,
victory over Lucan
nesday night.
Bob picked up
while brother Jim
three
collected a
pair. J. Iloulahan was the other
marksman for the winners. For
Lucan, Stretton, Stevenson,
and F. Revington
marksmen,
Dashwood led 1-0
period, 3-1 at the
second, •
Irish Whip St. Marys
The Irish took an early
against St. arys .Thursday night
and won 7-4 on the Lucan
sheet.
Stretton, N. Hardy, G. Reving
ton and W. Hodgins scored in
the first period to give the Irish
a 5-1 lead. N. Hardy and Steven
son scored in the third stanza.
For St. Marys, Noble
each scored two.
Midget Semi-Finals
Exeter Kinkids have
a semi-final series with
Winner will advance into WOAA
Midget “C” finals. First game
was played in Exeter Wednesday
night, Return will “be in Seaforth
Thursday night.
lead
Behind Eight Ball
Flyers Must Win
Centralia Flyers are behind
the eight ball in their current
playoff series with Clinton Colts.
Behind three games in the best;,
of-seven series, the Flyers must
win the remaining four to stay in
the game. Next tilt is Thursday
night at Goderich.
Closest they’ve come to con
quering last year’s champions is
the 8-8 tie they achieved
Thusrday night. Clinton won
first game last week; edged
Flyers 6-5 Saturday night
6-2 Monday night.
R. Ellis, P. .-Ellis, Diduck, Cun
ningham, Carter, Einbzury and
Franklin have been the Flyers’
marksmen.
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'A' 1950 Ford. Sedan .....................................1,595.
A” 194*9 Meteor Coach,, radio, visor, low mile
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*A' 1940 Chev Sedan, lovely to look at ...... 1,495.
☆ 1948 Oldsmobile, 28,000 miles ............. 1,500.
☆ 1948 Ford, Sedan ......«.................. 1,275.
Ar 1947 Plymouth Sedan, very good ............... 1,275.
1940 Mercury Coach ........ 650.
☆ 1937 Dodge Sedan ........................... 225.
☆ 1936 Ford Coach ,....................... 195.
☆ 1932 Chev Coach .... 95.
TRUCKS
A Chev Pickup, low mileage ....... 1,300.
A 1948 Ford Pickup ............ 995.
A 1946 Ford 3-Ton Chassis and Cab .............. 395.
A 1938 Ford Pickup ......................................... 195.
TRACTORS
A 1941 Allis Chalmers B with scuffler 695.
A 1943 Allis Chalmers B ................................. 525,
A 1937 John Deere B .................................,.... 450.
A 7^2 Allis Chalmers Spring-Tooth Cultivator
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