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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-02-23, Page 4Pago 4 THE TIMES-APVOCAT^ EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1950 Ladies* League In the ladies' league on Wed­ nesday, February 15, the Happy Gals shellacked the .Sorority 4-0 on alleys 1 and 2. Betty Shaw came up with a terrific triple of 722 (251) to easily pace the trjxndlers of both teams. For the Sorority, Eileen Bonnallie turned in 495 (195). On the next alleys, the Lucky Strikes turned on the steam, and blanked the Whizzers 4-0. Agnes Cutting, one of the better bowl­ ers in the league, again had a good night with 689 (277) for the Strikes, while for the Whiz­ zers, 538 (27’3) was tops, that by .Lorraine Brock, In the last match of the eve­ ning, the Skunks trimmed the Musketeers 3-1, Bernice Christie turned in a good performance for the striped kittens, tossing 657 (259). Pat Bush had 537 (195) to head the Musketeers. Thursday Night Thursday night, , the Frisky Sisters proved too much for the Jolly Eight and laced the latter 3-1. Ethel Cushman rolled a nice triple of 671 (242) to head the (Sisters, while Helen Sears had 557 (205) for the Jolly Eight. The Hot Dogs ‘protected their lead by easily blanking the Yarn ■Spinners 4-tO'. Anna Brock turned in 535 (211) to head the Dogs, while for the Spinners Lois Brintnell again paced her team with 5 88 (22'4.). In the last match Thursday night, the Rookies trounced the Housewives 3-1. Audrey Jackson tossed 638 (235) to easily pace the Rookies in their win, while for the wives, rolled 578 ( ‘ team. and Men*s League In the “B” group games Wed­ nesday night, the Keglers laced the Rural Rollers 3-1. Ray Boud­ reau had another good night and banged out 669 (285), fol­ lowed by Ken Crowe with 634 (248). Harold Pephale tossed 593 (232) to pace the Rollers. The Seedsmen, badly under­ staffed, were easily .blanked 4-0 by the Repair Men on alleys 3 and 4. Cec. Vivian had a terrific evening and rolled 776 .(272) to head the Repaix’ Men, while Har­ old Bleay tossed 638 (257) for the Seedsmen, The .Snipers had a full team and laced the Grand Bend squad 3-1 on alleys 5 and 6. Ted Pooley banged out 662 (288) to head the Snipers, while Elmei’ Webb had a good night for Grand Bend with 67 4 (244). * * * * “B” Group Standings rough night and Jost 3 points to the Mighty Mice. AIL Andrus paced the Mice with 598 (249), while for the Gunners,. Dick Quance again led his team with 540 (202), The .Not Suites were too much for the Dukes and laced the latter 3-1. Jack Gourlay paced his team with 64<3 (251), while the best the Dukes could do was Ray Higgins’ 599 (2'59). The Tigers from Grand Bend turned on the steam and .ran over the Tanks Burt, Greene tossed 659 (252) to head the Tigers ■the his in their win, while for Tanks Harold Bush topped team with 599 (250),>|t * * ♦ “C” Group Standings L 1 1 3 4 4 5 * race* tigh- up considerably Monday when the Erks took a Mighty Mice Not Quites . Dukes ......... Tigers ......... Tanks .......... Danners ...... » “A” w 5 5 3 22 1 ❖ A 2 2 1 1 0 0 P 7 7 4 3 2 1 * division Dashwood And Zurich Sextets musical selections and Dougie Childs pang a number of songs. A number of neighbours on the 15 Line fixed the line to Granton to get Central. Mr* and Mi's. John Middleton of Ducan are visiting with Bar) Middleton over the week-end? Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kenney and little James spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Moore and family. Third Period . 8- —Dashwood, L. Haugh (B. Hayter, J. Hayter). 9- —Dashwood, B. Hayter (J, Hayter), 10— Dashwood, J, Willert, 11— -Dashwood, Regier (Ford, Houlehan). 12— Dashwood, J, Hayter (L. Haugh). 13— Dashwood, Regier, Dashwood jumped into a one- game lead Monday .night by trim­ ming Crediton 1M in Hensail in their first game of the two- out-of-three series. Ovex’ in Sea­ forth .the high flying Zurich sex­ tet upset Dublin 15-5 in their first game of another “C” group series. A protest was e n t e r e d by Granton in being left out of the playoffs. Crediton was instructed to play that .club Tuesday night, If Granton won, another game would be played oxi neutral ice, the winner of which would play Dashwood. If Crediton wins, the 10 n3 game will still stand. The game in Hensail was a nip and tuck battle foi’ two per­ iods with Dasliwood having a 4- 3 edge, In the first period Credi­ ton had an advantage in the play. However, in the Dashwood whipped in six while 'holding their rivals less. First Period 1— Dashwood, J. Willert. 2— Dashwood, B. Hayter. 3— Crediton, Robinson (Weixi). Second Period 4— Crediton, Robinson. 5— Dashwood, L. Haugh Hayter, B. Hayter). 6— Crediton, Preszcatoi’ (Parker), 7— 'Dashwood, J. Hayter. H. J. CORNISH & CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS LONDON, ONT.294 DUNDAS ST THE NEW 1950 MODEL VA Exeter To Play Dublin After playing one game in the “C” group semi-finals Dublin has moved up into “A” 'company and will now play Exeter in a best of five series, The first game will be in Exeter Arena this Friday night with the re­ turn game in Seaforth and the third game back in Exeter, The winners of this series will vance into the next round of semi-finals. . Case Tractor Has Just Arrivedthird, goals score-ad- the The tened night trouncing 3-1 from the Butchers. Harold Wolfe had one of his best nights this season and spilled the pins for 771 (301). Jeff Longley tossed a nice 697 (277) to pace the Erks. The Big Six turned on the heat and slapped the Spare Parts Stan Frayne pulled a hot i out of the hat, 709 (245). Case turned in one neat of 322. For the Spare Ed Hunter-Duvar led with with its all new Hydraulic System and “Latch-on” Implement Mounting EDGEWOOD Mr. Robert Garrett had his leg hurt during the first part of the week. The hydro .went off Tuesday morning due to the sleet storm, The telephones were also out of order. Mr. Don .Middleton put on a social evening Wednesday night in the hall at Edgewood. The night was spent in playing cards and crokinole. Those .winning the prizes were Mr, Childs, R. Moore, iMr. R. Childs and Mrs. R. Moore. Lunch was served and . square dancing and games were enjoyed. Childs and R, Childs gave leg See It Today and “Latch On” to One of These Ultra Modern Tractors Exeter Farm “A” Division Standing Equipment PHONE 443-J (233) ! Friday another Tues- were Annie Lawson ' to head 739 the 61'9 On Display This Week At Phone (.Exeter, Ont Keglers ......... Repair Men Snipers ........ Rural Rollers . Seedsmen ...... Grand Bend ,,* * In the “C" night, the Canners .had W D 5 1 5 1 3 3 3 3 1 5 1 5* * division A 2 1 2 1 0 0 P 7 6 5 4 1 1 4-0. I triple Grant game Parts, 593 (212). The Whizz Bangs took the Pinpoppers for quite a ride, 3-1, on alleys 5 and 6. Dinah Finch tossed a terrific triple of (265). Bob Nicol paced “pooped” Pinpoppers with (252). Whizz Bangs . Erks .......... Big Six ..... Butchers ... Pinpoppers . Spare Parts Hot Dogs Happy Gals Skunks ..... Frisky Sisters Rookies ........ Housewives .... Yarn , Spinners Musketeers .... Jolly Eight ... Lucky Strikes Wliizzers Sorority At axx executive meeting day night, playoff rules drawn up, and also some of the other regulations clarified. It was decided to have all twelve teams in the playoffs, with the league to be divided into two groups, “A” and “B”. The winners of each group will play in the finals to decide the league championship. As to the starting time, the executive decided that fifteen minutes would be sufficient time to wait before starting the games if the opposition was shorthanded. If they had started the sixth frame befoi’e the op­ position was at the required strength, then they would auto­ matically win the game. How­ ever, if it was agreeable to both teams, then the time limit could be extended to more than fifteen minutes. Each team is to have six regular players, with two sub­ stitutes. If one or more players move, quit, etc., then another person can be taken on strength with the approval of the presi­ dent and secretary. Mae Trites handed in hex* re­ signation as secretary - treasure! and Dot Hall was appointed to take her place for the remainder of the season. 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