HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-12-10, Page 9MABEL SHOWS HOW IT IS DONE!—Mabel McDowell, "Canada's Mrs. Bowler",
shows several members. of Exeter Ladies' Bowling League how to stretch out for a
proper follow through when delivering a ball. She' was chief instructress at a bowl-
ing clinic held at the local lanes Thursday. Watching her are, from left, Agnes
Appleton, Edna Deitz, Terry Heywood and Dorothy Elder. —TA Photo
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Average below 175?
Take Mabel's advice, girls
you CAN raise it 20 points
Want to improve your bowling
average by 20 pins, ladies?
Most women (men, too) can do
it by eliminating some elemen-
tary bad habits, says Mabel Mc-
Dowell, "Canada's Mrs. Bowler",
who was in charge of the first
instruction clinic held. at Exeter
Bowling Lanes Thursday.
Affable Mabel should know
because she's won about every
title available during the last
10 years. Tier overall average
for 20 years is 231 and she holds
the Canadian record of a 251
average for one season. Current-
ly, she's champion, of CBC -TV's
5 -pin tournament in Toronto.
Every bowler can improve his
game with a little practice and
concentration," says the champ.
"You'll get more pleasure . out
of the game, too, as well as
helping your team win the tro-
phy"
How to do it
What are the five worst faults
among bowlers?
1. "For 'most people, .it's lack
of follow through," says Mabel,
McLean rink
wins 'spiel
By MORLEY SANDERS
The Spoon bonspiels were won
by B. McLean's team, made up
of L. Seigner, 'D. Parsons and
F. Tilley and G. Busche's team
consisting of R. Snell, H. King
and C. Brintnell. Seven teams
participated.
Three skips are still undefeat-
ed in the Jones, MacNaughton
draw, They are H. Pollen, A.
Cann and L. Learn. This is ex-
cellent curling when you con-
sider that 27 other skips have
lost at least once.
The winners last week were:
K. Hockey 11. — R. Bailey 2
B. McLean 12 — I. Sanders 4
K. McLaughlin 11 -- C. Smith 4
G. Busche 12 H. King 5
G. Mickle 11 — S. Elliot 5
A• Cann 11 J. Wooden 6
L. Learn 12 — L. Kleinstiver 8
C. Shane 8 — . E. Cann 4
H. Jeffery 9 — R. Taylor 6
4, Passmore 7 — C. Cann 4
H. Pollen 10 _ C. Farrow 8
J. Fulcher 9 — D. Jermyn 8
K. Ottewell 8 -- R. Snell 7
E. Bell 6 H. Cowen 5
D. Roelofson 6 -- U. Snell 5
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15
Sheet 7;00 p.m, Draw
1—D, Roelofson vs. L. Kleinstiver
2—R, Ballet' vs. C, T'ni'row
—R, Such vs, W. MacLean
4—K, Ottewell: vs, 3, Fulcher
5-3. Wooden vs, A. Passmore
9:15 p.m.
1-11. Cann vs. C. Cann
2—G. Busche vs, G. Mickle •
3—C, Smith vs, D. Jerniyn
4—K, }jockey vs, 8, Elliot
5—H. Pollen vs, 11. Snell
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16
7:00 p,ni',
McLaughin Vs, R. Taylor
2--0, Shane vs. H. Jeffery
9:15 p,nl.
1—A, Cann vs. H. King
3—E. Bell va. M. Sanders
'4-14 Learn vs. H. Cowen
Thank
You
TO the ratepayers of
Exeter who voted for
me on Monday.
Ralph
Bailey
"That's 'the most important thing
aboyt bowling. Keep your arm
straight with a completely relax-
ed wrist, elbow and shoulder:
release the ball close to the floor,
and follow :through with your
arm—right from the shoulder—
directed. at the point of aim as
you rise to an upright position,
Let that arm stretch right out."
2. "Many 'bowlers dont bend
enough. Bend down and stretch
out,
3. "Too often bowlers fail to
get a straight delivery—their
arm swings across the body. The
ball should be kept as close to
the side as possible."
4. "Don't palm the ball—grip
it by the ends of your fingers
and thumb. The •way to correct
this fault is to put' your thumb
on top of the ball. With the
proper grip, there should be an
air space in the 'palm of your
hand."
5. "Lots of bowlers still throw
off the wrong foot. A right-handed
bowler should end up with the
left foot forward and a left-hand-
ed bowler with the right foot
out."
Does yours compare?
Mabel says a good average
for women is between 175 and
200 while the men should be
between 200 and 225. "The big
gest reason people don't score
that high is because• they don't
follow through on their swing.
You really have to carry the
ball out to the end of your
arm."
What about the corner pin,
Mabel?
"I tell bowlers to imagine the
three -pin is still standing and
to aim between the two and
three. That way, there's less
chance of putting the ball in the
gutter."
Should you bowl across the
alley to get that two -pin?
"Not all the way across, Just
a bit to the opposite side of
centre."
How do you avoid hoadpin
trouble, Mabel?
' "I wish I could. That's some-
thing every bowler has to con-
tend with. The best advice I can
give is to take half a step for-
ward or back on your approach.
If that doesn't work, move about
three inches to the left or right
of yottr' regular throwing posi-
tion."
Do you put "stuff" on the ball,
Mabel?
"Not deliberately but I get a
little break just before the ball
reaches the pins. That collies
naturally because of my, follow
through. Once your swing be-
comes consistent you can allow
for it."
She loves it
Do you like bowling, Mabel?
"I've been at it for over 30
years and it's the best game
there is. Doctors will tell you
it's one of the most healthful
exercises you can take—particu
larly if you • hretch out to make
those muscles work. It keeps
you in wonderful shape." Mabel
herself is living testimony to
that.
The local clinic was one of
hundreds being staged across
the province by the Bowling
Proprietors of. Ontario. Instruct-
resses on Thursday included
Mrs. Marj Bentley, Toronto;
Marion Pusey, and Mrs, Var-
belle Densmore, both of Sarnia,
Accompanying the ladies were
Don Graham, Sarnia, president
of BPAO, and Jim Grant, To-
ronto, executive director of the
association. About 40 ladies at-
tended the clinic.
Chevs-Zurich
— Continued from page 8
Gascho, Calquhoun, Lee, Suplat,
McKinley.
First period
1—Philipsburg, Sararas
(Weber, Becker) 4:25
2—Philipsburg, Steffler 9:56
3—Phl 11 psburg. Weber
(Sararas, Christner) 1.3:16
4 --Philipsburg, Steffler
(Pfaff) 17:11
•Penalties — Racicot (tripping)
13:24.
Second period
5—Zurich, Don O'Brien
(Hesse) ;33
6—Philipsburg. Pfaff
(Steffler. Ehrat) 4:53
7—Philipsburg, Weber 9:25
8—Zurich. Doug O'Brien
(Hesse) 19:03
• Penalties — 1:omax and Becker
(high -sticking) 10:07; Heldman
(charging) 14:20; Colquhoun (slash•
ing) 11:20.
Third period
0—•Philipsburg, Shantz :29
10—Zurich, Lee (Lomax) 6:55
Penalties Steffler (roughing)
9:05; Gascho (cross checking) 6:05;
Currah (slashing) 10:03; Shantz
(hooking) 13:20; Weber (high -stick-
ing) 10:15; Doug O'Brien (cross
checking) 19:20; Christner (cross
checking and roughing) 19:20.
Il a: . .., x ..1.1.. s:a w.. ' .. ,440
Shamrock
Schedule
•
Pee Wee and Bantam Leagues
Saturday, December 19
12:30—Lucan vs. Kensal Park (PW)
1:30—Lucan vs. Kemal Park (B)
2:30—Exeter vs. Ailsa Craig (PW)
3:30—Exeter vs, AIisa Craig (B)
4:30—Oakridge vs. Lambeth (PW)
5.:30—Oakridge vs. Lambeth (13)
Saturday, December 26
12:30—Lucan VS. Exeter (PSV')
1,30 Lucan vs, Exbter (13)
2:30—K. Park Vs, Oakridge (PW)
3'30—K. Park vs. Oakridge (T01
4:30—Lambeth va, A. Craig (PW)
5:30—Lambeth vs, Ailsa Craig (B)
Saturday, January 2
12:30-1:. iPa.rk vs. Lambeth (PW)
1:30—K. Park vs. Lambeth (13)
2;30—tire/in vs. Alisa Craig (PW)
3:30 juean vs, Ailsa Craig (13)
4:30—Exeter vs. Oakridge (PW)
5:30 -•-Exeter vs, Oakridge (B)
Saturday, January 9
12:30—Oakridge vs. Lttcan (PV'.')
1:30—Oakridge vs, Lucan (B)
2:30—A. Craig vs, K. Park (PW)
3:30—A, Craig vs, 14.`. Park (B)
4:30 ---Lambeth vs, Exeter (PVA')
5:30- Lambeth vs. Exeter (B)
Saturday, January 16
12:30—Lucan vs, 'Lambeth (PW)
1:30-Lucan vs. Lambeth (31
2:30-0akrldge vs. A, Craig (PW)
7:00•—Oakridge vs, A. Craig (B)
1:30—Exeter vs, 1(, Park (Pw)
5:30—Exeter vs, 1 ensal Park (13)
Saturday, January 23
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High single
to Parsons
Joan Parsons and Phyllis
Hangli erupted the standings in
the I': x e t .e r Ladies' Bowbng
League this %\'0046.
1\1g5s Parsons stroked the 'Preu-
ions high single stark off the
books as she roiled a nifty 31Q
game. Previous 10 her superla-
live effort, Phyllis Haugh' heldt
he honour will a 3Q7 perform-
ance.
111 the high average division,
Haugh took over sale possession
of first place on .a 655 perforin-
ante to boast an even 200 aver-
age. A. Mattson, who led the
league last week at 204, slipped
to 198.
In W)e actual standings, Pin
Poppettes hold a comfortable 12
point lead over their closest
rivals, the Be -Bops. Be -Bops did
gain three points on U)e loop
leaders, though, when they cop-
ped five from the Alley Cats
While the Pills handcuffed Fiji
Poppettes 5-2,
Blowettes (R, Penhale, 599)
Frisky Six (B, Coughlin, 544),
Merry Maids (1-1, Beaver, `567)
and Ups & Downs (E. Datars,
630) all won seven point victor-
les,
Participants rolling 600 or bet-
ter triples included M. Wells,
604, R, Durand 677, J. Parsons
688, P. Baugh 655 and B, Datars
630.
Joan Parsons easily won the
high single award of the week.
Tlidden score went to H. Beaver.
Holders of the top three awards
in ladies' howling are high aver-
age, Phyllis Haugh 200, high
triple, S. Wright 758 and high
single, Joan Parsons 310.
lie-13ops (M. Wells 2,04 )
Alley rats ((. 1V'urm 501)
Busy Bees (L, )Vales 46()
l3lowetles (17, Penhale 509) 7
Greenhorns (D. Bonthron 531) ,,0
Frisky Six (1, Coughlin 544) 7
Happy Gals (rl, Munroe 553) ,..,5
IZandira.ppers (F.. Pinder 543) ,,2
Hot. Dogs (R. Durand .677) 5
iii -Lights (L. Stolt 575) 2
;Intl,)' Six (1� F'rayne 500) 2
;lolly ,tills (M. Musser 506) 5
'Merry Maids (.H'. Beaver 567)
Lollipops (J. Lippert 440)
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0
Nile hawks (.D. Elder 513) 2
Zlighty '1ICe (J, Parsons 688) ,5
Pills (.1. Heywood 51.7)
Pin Popper les (P. Haugh 635) 2
Sputniks �. Hodge 4801 5
Rollettes ((. 'Wiese 483) 2
Whatnots M. Cronyn 552) 0
ljps & Downs 7
K'ee Hopes (11. Fisher 597)
'Who Cares (I.. Brintnell 500)
Standings
Pin Poppet Les 73
Be -Lops 61.
'lot Dogs 60
Mighty Mice 56
i-tappy Gals 56
Whatnots 54
Roilettes 53
*pills 52
Morry+ Maids 62
Ups & ))owns 52
Blowet les 51.
Wee Hopes 49
Nile Hawks 45
Handicappers 42
Jolly .lilts 42
Alley Cats 40
Who C'ares 40
Hi -Lights 40
Frisky SIx 40
Lollipops 37
Sputniks 26
Greenhorns 24
Jolly Six
Busy Bees 15
5
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' High Averages-
P.
veragesP. Haugh , 200
A. Mattson 108
A. Pooley 191.
D, Munroe 190
D. Tiernan ' 107
111, Holtzman 107
11, Durand 103
N. Coleman 192
M. Cronyn 162
J. Lovell , 190
•3. Caldwell 190
M. Redman 190
B. Datars 179
P. Simmons 179
D. Bonthron 178
M. Lovell 170
A. Cronyn 176
G. Farquhar 176
R. Hendrick 175
D. Fuller 175
1'. Hunter-Duvar 175
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Bowling
.Statistics _.
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LEAGUE
High Trl,ple*.
Lazy
Six, K Stapleton .... 497
'ted ('Date', 0 E.ssery 406
S5pnb(ers, Af lr''erauson •
484
1 Lucky Strikes 1i. Ilay 5f'.
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Bluebirds, N1. Cronyn 521
I)rotrpettee, K. Harburn 517
Point,
Lazy Six 7-32
Red ('oats 0-35
,,tutnblers 7-23
Lucky Strikes 0.11
Bluebirds ... 4--27
Droppettes 3^^-22
)halt Single :X. HaY (228).
Rlgh 'r1ple-41. Cronyn (021)
EXETER MIXED LEAGUE
Giobebowlers 5, ,Chipmunks 2
Cent. Strikers 2, Whodunits 5
Crackerjacks 0, )lot Teddies 7
Standings
12oI 'coddles ............ 54
Crackerjack' 47
1V`hnduntts .... 42
Clobebowiers , 40
Centralia. Strikers 38
Chipmunks ... 31
Ladies' high triple andhigh
single, Bonnie Coughlin, 61.5 (3291.
Alen's high triple and high single,
Tack Coughlin, 695 (358).
BANTAM BOYS
Fitleons (J. Grassick 230)...._5
:Red Wings (L, Ldwa1•ds 223) 0
Black Hawks (P. Lawson 212) 4
'Tigers (11. Marriage 186) 1
Silver Darla (P. Mason 230) . 5
Pepsi Colas (J. 'Sterling 213) 0
Standings
Silver Darts 31
'rigors .
Pepsi Colas 19
Black Hawk.s 19
Patrons 12
Red Wings 0
JUNIOR BOYS
Rockets (r. Ford357) 3
Golden hawks (.D. Cooper 338) 2
Bombers (P, McFalls 327)
3
L)ynatniters (J. Snell 326) 2
Daredevils (R. Weber .762)
Beatnicks (13. Wright 345)
Standings
Dynalniters 29
Golden Hawks 26
Beatnicks 23
Bombers 21.
Rockets 14
Daredevile 7
BANTAM GIRLS
Bobby Sox (D. Snell 396) 5
Spiidnieks ('r. .7, Sanders 204)
Little Mermaids (P, Madge 251) S
Jr. Chipmunks (H. Cole 220) 0
Blowettes (A. Fairbairn 195) 5
Blg Chiefs (S. A. Lindenfleld 205) 0
Standings
Bit; Chiefs 2n
Bobb Sox 10
Jr. Chipmunks 35
Spudnicks (4
Little Mermaids • 13
Blowettes 5
JUNIOR GIRLS
Whizz Bangs (G. Lightfoot 287) 5
Bongoes (Y. Fisher 295) 0
Wish -Me -Lucks (10. Smyth 317) 3
Chipmunks (L. Edwards 271) 2
Be -Fobs (M'. Shaw 238) 1.
Coasters (J. Essery 248) 2
Standings
Wish -Me -Lucks 31
Chipmunks 24
Coasters 17
Be -hops 16
Whizz Bangs 12
Bongoes 5
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13u:tchers, lockets Windmills, •
MJlknlen and: Red's Billiards
were all th4'ee point winners in
E e'ter Men's Bawling f, e.ague
aeUo.n this week,
Wind;n1411s, wiio have been
leading the league for sonic t)nr,
tightened their first place grip
by a single point when they kook
three from the Spares while the
runner-up Dg Six club was held
to an evetl 2-2 split by the 'Pip
Toppers The 'Mills ,have a total
of 36 points and the Dig Six 32.
Milkmen (Xing McDonald, 741)
have started to move. With their
3-1 .decision, over Pin P9ppers,.
they stand third, only ane point
back of the Big Six.
Scoring high triples of 650 and
up .included bred Darling (243) i
659, Murray )lrintnell (260) 654,
Bill Gilfillan (266) 691, Jack
Fuller (269) 696, Lorne Haugh.,
(263) 758, J. Gibson (242) 652,1
Bob .Osgood (235) 673, W. David-
son (271) 709 and T. James (294)
700.
Also included were Weil Red-
man (273) 758, Aub Farciuhar'
(803) 665, W'ilf Shapton (293) 1
678, Ray Van Dorselaar (320)
759, King McDonald (318) 741,
Jim. Pinder (292) 673, Jim Crock-"
er (249) 727, A. Blanke (243)
668, and Bill Higgins (279) 667,
"a" loop action
Upstarts shifted into high gear
this week to move Larry's Super -
test out of first place for the
first time this season.
E. Slater's 664 performance
spearheaded a 4-0 victory for
Upstarts over the Canners. Tony
Mattucci was high for the losers
with 565.
Larry's Supertest found the 'o-
ing a little on the rough side
against the Edseiaires as they
lost all four points to drop back
into second place in the stand-
ings. However, Supertest is only
one point back of the league -
leading Upstarts.
Third place Cromarty Rollers
gained a share of the number
three position by drawing 2.2
with Bankinonts. Imperials, .by
virtue of .a 4-0 evening over. the
Kingpins, forced the two-way tie.
Imperial's Bob McDonald (252)
697 and Upstarts' E, Slater (248)
664 were the only two triples
over the 600 mark..
Free bowling awards were
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