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Per 8 The Times -Advocate, May 4, 1961
GRAND CHAMPIONS—The Lucky Six of the Ailsa Craig Men's Bowling League
were presented with the grand championship trophy at the annual banquet staged
in the Lucan arena, Thursday, The squad won the "B” division and then upset the
Exeter ladies' entry .Cancer bI z
C P inter -to wn cups
firms $1,000
I+a)*eter's entry in the Ladies'
Inter -town League capped their
most successfyl season,. Satur-
day, winning the group play-
off In the ;final round in St.
Marys..
The locals earlier Won the
trophy for finishing in the top
spot at the end of -the regular
season,
Entering the final week, the,
Exeter ladies were in .second
place, 45 pins 'behind the lead-
ing entry .from Goderieh, How-
ever, paced by Dot Muproe's
690 triple, they .picked up 3044
pins to take the honors.
-
St. Marys finished in second
place, 5S pins behind, the cham-
plons. Goderieh dropped to
third and Grand .Bend finished
in the fourth and last spot.
Cop individuals
Besides winning the two team
trophies, the locals :also cop-
ped two of the three individual
awards,
P'itl .Haugh rolled the high
triple for the year with. a
sparkling Sul teffort, while Dot
illunroe's 201 average �1'as lien
in that department.
The only 'trophy that didn't
end up in Exeter was for high
single. Goderich's Marl Moore
capped it with a ads,
Members of the Exeter squad
are; Dot Munroe, Edna Peitz,
t Phil Haugh, 'Dottie Mattson,
Georgina Webster, Midge Red-
man, Norma Coleman and
Lassie ,fuller,.
FAN er ID. Munroe 6901 ...... 3014
til. Marys (1, May fi761 ,., ... 296ts
(darts h (\1. Barnnister 713) '9916'
Grand Bend (14, Trott 587) _ 2539
stayoffs nnt Final. Standing
Total
1?infill
1 set et 11E it
(;..desirlx '11588
St. Marys 119.12
(;rand Bend 10129 i
Winners of .tndtvldual Trophies:
High single; ;\ taxi Moore, Goda-
ril•h (3951
High triple: Pa•hllls :Haugh, Ex,
Ptel' I61)
Hifih as•ernge::Dot Munroe, Ex.
etrt• t^661)
Top teams
fight on fo
"A" squad in the final battle, Members of the team are: standing, Kelly Robinson,,
Karl Pickering, Les Morley, Murray Hamilton and Lon Hodgins, Seated are: Earl! While three teams in the
Lewis, Wes T•
Watson, captain, and Wilbert Lewis.
—T -A photo Exeter Ladies' Bowling League
kAkx
are virtually assured of a
playoff spot in their respective'
group, the battle for the sec.!
and spot is still waging with
several teams still having a.
chance to make the grade.
In the "A" division, the Pin'
Poppettes, sparked by Audreyl
Fairbairn's 708 triple, scored•
a 7-0 win over the Hot Dogs I
to increase their leadto three
points over the second place;
Happy Gals, Audrey's high!
game in her triple was a spark- i
ling 318.
The Happy Gals calve up
with a 5-2 win over the Trail-
ers to consolidate their posi-
tion, seven points ahead of the
Wee Hopes, Dot Munroe
1 sparked the winners, rolling a•
1701 three game total,
With only two weeks: left in
the first round of ftkd playoffs,
the Handica,0.rpers have assured
m
the = ; �c ` of a first place fin-
is;J.. Ain the "B" group. They
i"have a 15 -point lead over their
nearest rivals.
However ,the race for sec-
ond place has reached its peak
with four teams battling for
the final playoff spot. The Hi -
Lights hold down second spot
with. 28 points, but are closely
followed by the Nite Hawks,
Merry Maids and Pills, all with
�^HONORS—Although 26 points,
COP CRAM �� rr A " t1!ey were upset in the grand championship in the "C" division the Lucky
of the Ailsa. Craig Men's League, the/Crumbs still took home trophies for their Strikes need only one point to
first place finish in the "A" league,! Members of the squad are: back row, Doug clinchthe top spot. They have
Mawson, Leslie Steeper, Charlie Tlat'ompson and Lloyd Durr, Front row, Bill Allison,
Bob Patterson, Dpn Pickering:911'd Lloyd Mawson. —T -A photo
1
11 yet winners n on
faik
at 'Craig eague ban
The Luticy Six were pre-
'3tet> ewx firth the Ilderton Co-op
trophy, emblematic of the
grand championship of the Ail.;
sa Craig Men's Bowling League,.
at their banque in the Lucan
arena, Thursday.
After copping the "B" group
championship, the Lucky Six
pulled a big upset by whip-
ping the Crumbs in the fight
for the grand championship,
The Crumbs were the "A"
league winners,
Members of the Lucky Six
were Wes Watson, Earl Lewis,
Wilbert Lewis, Kelly Robin-
son, Karl Pickering, Les Mor-
ley, Murray Hamilton and Lon
Hodgins.
The Crumbs squad was com-
prised of Bob Patterson, Bill,
Allison, Don Pickering, Lloyd
Mawson, Lloyd Durr, Charlie
Thompson, Leslie Steeper and
Doug Mawson.
The Ken Carter trophy for
high single for the season was
presented to Wilbert Lewis,
while Jake Edward copped the
Ailsa Craig Legion silverware
for the high triple. Gordon
MacDonald won the high aver-
age with a figure of 204,
Jack Arnold, proprietor of
the Lucan Lanes, presented
identification folders to bowl-
ers who tossed 300 -or -over
games and 700 -or -over triples.
Winners included: Wilbert Le-
wis, Gerry Noyes, Gord Mac-
Donald, John Barnes, Clarence
Carter, Jim Laye, Gordon
Cronk, Bob Morley, Ny le
Martin, Jake Edwards and
Russell Lee,
Two other teams received in-
dividual awards for season
performances. They were the
Brinsley Bombers, who topped
the standing before the league
was divided into two sections,
The name of Baum Seetittl,
about 90 miles northeast of
Halifax, is an Indian phrase
that means "red hank," pre-
sumably from the coast's red
clay soil.
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Drivers holders of St, Johns'
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Phone bashwaod. TOW
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and the Clandeboye Supers,,
winners of the consolation '
round.
Members of the Brinsley
squad included Don Lewis, Al.'
vin Faulder, Jim Scott, Car-`
1 men Pickering, Bill Mercer,'
Rayburn Steeper, Ger a 1 d
Thompson and -i incept Thomp-
son.
Clarence Carter, Art Hod-
gins, Jerry Noyes, Tom Tomes,
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Allen Gledhill, George Simp-
son and Robert Gledhill were
the members of the Clande- Georgina Webster's 694, main-
bove six. tained their margin in the top
spot in the "D" class with a
7-0 win over the High Hopes,
, canducted by Jack Arn- However, the second place
old, the league m e m b e r s Jolly Six kept up with the
named Bob Patterson as their leaders as they came up with a
president for the corning sea- similar 7-0 shut -out over the
son, Harvey Steeper was ap- Sputniks. They are nine points
pointed to the secretary's post behind ,.the leaders with 36
and Clarence Carter was re- points.
elected for his second terlr as The Frisky Six hold down the
Ileague treasurer, number three position with 31,
•President Harry Shantz pre- They also scored a 7-0 win,
taking the measure of the Who
Cares behind Wanda Smith's
596.
Busy Bees (G, Webster 694) ,,,,., 7
High Hopes (N. Rooth 497) .,•..... 0
Jolly Six (G. Skinner 616) 7
Sputniks (B. Alt field 5201 ,.., 0
43 points, 14 more than their
nearest rivals.
The Alley Cats and the Jolly
Jilts are currently tied in. .the
runner - up position, with 29'
points each. The Jolly Sills
picked up five points on their
rivals this week as they scored
a 5-2 win over the leading Luc-
ky Strikes, while the Alley
Cats were shut -out by the Lol-
lipops,
The Mighty Mice are still in
position to grab a playoff spot,
standing fourth with 25 poir.'s.
The Busy Bees, paced by
Elect officers
During the election of offi-
sided for the business part of
the meeting and gave special
praise to the fine job done by
Wes Watson, retiring secre-
tary.
The entertainment was pro-
vided by Ben Lucas, a well- Frisky Six (W. Smith 596) • '7
known London cartoonist and Who Cares 0
Doris and Roy Head, who en- (8. ,Tory, A. hunter 454)
tertained with magic and a Lollipops (r,. Brock 579) 7
ventriloquism act. Alley Cats (G. Wurm 482) 0
During the evening several ,Tolle Jilts (J. Burke 634) 6
draws were conducted for door Lucky Strikes (G. :alerting 525) 2
prizes. Rnlleftev (D, Marks 5141 ....,. 6
',Mighty Mice (17. Morley 4481 „ 2
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r second
,merry 1•lahls (H. Beaver 599) „ 7
lilowe(Ies (1], Brim nell 511) ..., f!
Handicappers (t. 'Pinder t76) ., 4
Nita Hawks (r1. 1\'.ilsone 6663) ,,,, 3
Pills (\1. (,lover 566) 5
8! Lights (M, Edwards 479) 2
Pin Pnppeiles (1. 2'airbalrn 708) 7
Hoc l�o�s (L, Snell 596)
Happy Gals (17, 11Munroe. 701) ,5
Trailers (J. Mapowall 636) 2
Wee Hopes (N. Caldwell 691) 4
138 Bops (M. McFarlane 594) ,, 3
"A” GROUP
Pin Poppet les 4n
Ha Y Gals q7
366
Trailers 266
Be Bops 17
ll -loo Hopes
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"B” GROUT,,
Handicappers . 43
HI Lights.y," 28
Nita Has•,.:..,' 26
Merry Maids 2r,
pc"rt...« 26
,,t761 rettes 19
"C" GROUP
Lucky Strikes 43
Alley fats .......... ...... 29
.lolly Jilts ... . 23'
Mighty Mice 25
:Lollipops 22
'toilettes 18
"D" GROUP
Busy Bees 45
Jolly Six36
Frisky Six 31
]dlgh Hopes 2
putniks i0
who (ares . 14
High single; \, Fairhairn (7115)
High triple: a, T•alrbairn (;191
High single; ,lean :Burke (366)
'What was it that you told
me not to tell everybody ? "
SI-IDHS :canvassers :collected
over $11000 Thursday night
during their fight cancer drive
ill Exeter, according to ram-
palgn chairman Lioyd Bender-
Balt,
The total was51,023, sli"hely
higher than last year, Addi-
tional donations are being re-
ceived at local banks.
Brandt canvassers are also
being done in area municipali-,
ties. by service clubs and fede-
Aprilration. 30.o.,f agriculture officials.'
Deadline for contributions is
Objective for South Huron is
$3,500, part of lituott county's
total target of $13,000, -
Students in Hay
to visit Detroit
Grade six, seven and eight
students in Hay township will
enjoy a trip to Detroit this
spring,
The excursion was authorized
by Hay township school area
board at a recent meeting. Zu-
rich Principal DonaldO'Brien
will be in charge of the group.
The board authorized salary
increases for industrial arts
and home economic teachers
in accordance with the recent
increase offered the other tea-
chers in the area.
The board also gave permis-
sion to the Lutheran Church to
hold its vacation school in the
Zurich school during July,
A post-war high of 46,668 per.
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