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THE BRUSSELS. POST, OCTOBER 10,, 1.979 11.
Team standings change in bowling league
Carolyn Whitfield took the
high single away with a score
of 304. Congratulations!
Marlene Cowie had ladies
2nd high single with 203 and
Wilda Higgins was 3rd with
201. Carolyn also took high
triple with 624, followed by
Wilda Higgins with 553 and
Ruth Sauve with 529.
Men's high singles and
triples all stayed in one.
family - Ray Adams bowled
high triple with 696; Jim
Adams was 2nd with 670 and
Joe Adams was 3rd with 667.
Jim Adams had the highest
men's single., 271, followed
by Ray Adams with 266 and
Joe Adams with 241.
Other bowlers with Games
over 200 were Fred Sawyer
with 229, Pete Jackson with
201, Dennis Newby 205,
Clayton Sauve 210, and Ruth
Sauve 200.
Team standings changed
leaving. Team 2 "Sure
Shots" still in first with 18
points. Ray). Adams blamed
his sticky shoes for the team
not taking the full 7 points
Tuesday, Team #5 "Bad
News Bears" is in 2nd place
with 13 points; followed
closely by Team 4 with 1,2
points. Team 6 is in fourth
with 9 points and Team 1
"Poor Exc-u-u-se" is 5th
with 7 points. I think Team
#1 members read the Post
last week and since they
didn't have any good excuses
thought up, they thought
they'd better win a game and
count up a few points. This
moved them just out of last
place so they can save their
bases loaded and up came
those two terrific pitchers to
bat and they had a con-
sultation and came up with a
sure way to hit the ball.
Poor Muzz had a three foot
hole dug out by third base
with his pacing up and down.
Dusty was chewing her nails
at first down to the knuckles.
First up was Mini Maloney--
two strikes on her. Finally
she got hold of it and brought
in the tieing run and made it
to first. Dusty was speech-
less for a change. Then Flo
came up to bat--bases loaded'
again. Flo caught a high
pitch and hit it for her first
home run of the season and
to win the game for us 15-11.
She said she saved the best
hit for the end of the season.
The crowd stood and
cheered. Gramma Lowe
threw popcorn all over. The
only thing was--she forgot to
pop it.
The team retired to the
Queens for a victory
celebration and a banquet.
Muzz renewed all the girls
contracts wit raises for each,
flowers for each one. Then he
told us his big news--a ride
on the Brussels fire truck and
a tour around town to the
cheers of the crowds which
ended an exciting series.
This is Scoop signing off
until next year. Thanks to all
our fans who supported us,
our husbands who put up
with our late nights and our
excuses for another week.
Team #3 "No Name Brand"
came to "Poor Exc-u-u-se's"
relief & volunteered to take
bottom position for this week
anyway, Fill next week on
the alleys, save your strikes!
nonsense, to Muzzy who had
patience with us and has
stuck with us for five years
and our umpires who did a
good job. Good luck Mrs.
Lowe. Maybe it'll be a future
Bomber for the team Scoop.
A Post Classified will pay
you dividends. Have you
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BINGO
Every Saturday,
at 8:00 p.m.
Blyth Memorial Hall
12 reg. games, 3 share
the wealth. Jackpot
$150.00 in 60 calls
(Continued from last week)
B.B. Pennington has her
problem solved. We make
sure she goes to the ladies
room before the game starts.
Then we hope she'll settle
down instead of dancing
around second base. Lemon,
our rover did a terrific job of
catching. Someone 'told her a
scout was out in the
bleachers watching and she I
thought he was from the Blue
Jays so she decided to show
off. Boy was she mad when
she found out it was a boy
scout. Shulz, one of our
catchers has a new hand sign
thumbs up. We aren't sure if
she's hitch-hiking or drying
her nails.
We won this game 12-8.
The next game was in
Milverton and we won 6-0.
We were in top form,
especially mamma Lowe,
whos is our official score
keeper because she cheats in
adding up runs. She also has
taken up smoking something
terrible. She's been seen
trying to bend down to pick
up Muzzy's butts.
Our last game was the best
by far. It was close. We were
losing 11-7 in the last inning,
Gricket Bradshaw had one
solution. If we hit and ran to
third base and then to second
to confuse them. Dusty sent
her to the showers to cler her
head--said she's still in a fog.
This started Muzz smoking
two cigarettes at the same
time--they weren't even lit.
We managed to get three
runs in making it 10-11 and
Bombers win
pennant, pt 2
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