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lrrawkeyes, 2838; Harzat ds, 2651;
Cardinals, 2545; ('caws, 2521); Eagles,
2396; Blue Jays, 2;305.
Ladies' high single, (Marilyn
Itttehie, 227; Indio,' high triple,
Marilyn Ritchie, 507,
Mon's high single, .1Im Ifencler-
son, 272; men's high triple, Mae
ltiloltic, 1120,
0-0-0
\Den's Inter -Pawn
A close fought contest on Satur-
day found the Wingham te£un edg-
ing Exeter "A" "Itchy Six" 7-4.
The loss on Exeter's side was no
fault of Jim Fairbairn as he came
through with the high five of the
day, 1245, and Ld ire Haugh. having
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W1NG1°MAM
the high single on Exeter's team
with 279.
Wingllanl's high Live was 1194,
howled by Jim. Wild and Jim also
came up with the high single of
the day, 355. Doug Wylie was close.
behind with 1168 for five games,
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Walt Brown, Mae Ritchie and 1(n
Maclaurin were all over the 1,000
snarl( brit .not mite getting 1100.
Wingham'$ total. pinfall for the
Any was 5578 and Exeter followed
elobw'ly with r45,9 for a great day of
bawling.
0.0-'0
9 19.30 Oa)lta)lns
Wolves 1, Lions 2, High singles,
(.)avid Balser 108; Ann Ewing, 69.
Coons 2, Beavers 1, Lennie John-
son, 105; 131111e ITollenbeek, .84,
'i'Igers 3, 'Heat's 0, Billie Brown,
1)))); )thouda 13c'11,, 75.
0-0-(1
10,$0 Bantam League
Blues 3, Blacks 0. Greg Carter,
132; 13111 Congram, 72.
Reds 1, Browns 2, Gary Brenzil,
130; Toddy Ahura 122.
Greens 3, Whites 0, Larry Gor.
don, 142; Donald Collar, 169.
0-0-0
12 o'Clnek Juniors
Ravens 3, Eagles 0, Wayne Ir-
vine, 231; Neil Renwick, 137.
Owls 2, Buzzards 1. Ann 1 cKib-
hon 149; Audrey Collar, 127.
Hawks 1, Crows 2, Barry Con-
ron 195; Wayne Gordon 187.
0-0-0
Tuesday Juniors
Angels 3, Dodgers 0, Bob Angus
190; Lynda Templeman 281.
Orioles 3, Yanks 0. Jimmie Wild
245; Dick Scott 298.
Pirates 3, Phillies 0, Lynn Finni-
gan 251; Wendy Reynolds 165.
0-0-0
Ladies' League
The Corvairs and Larks took.
four points from the Darts and
Comets, while the Ramblers took
three from the Falcons.
The high single and triple for the
evening went to Lark's Shirley
Storey with a 245 and 588.
The standings are: Ramblers,50;
Larks, 45; Comets, 43; Corvairs,
43; Falcons, 31; Darts, 28.
0-0-0
Commercial Bowlers
A. real zing -packed night of ac-
tion at the bowling lanes last week
and many a glance in the direction
of the score board, figuring out
just what has to be done to keep
the team in a play-off position.
Eric Walden created a different
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HOW TO BOWL FIVE PINS
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110i4' ;E'<) .(11'".'r' 1700816 C'Ot¢NI'lIt 1s usually more valuable to a team.
PINS than. the "ace" who .can run up a
For a howler who has just rolled string of strikes, but can't pick up
tlitt "nearly perfect" ball: light in the extra pins when they don't all
to the "Strike pocket", the, most go down together.
depressing sight in the world is to
watch a left -over corner pin teet
or for tr moment, then stay stand
Ing upright amid the fallen pins.
Perhaps the most frustrating
thing of all about a loft -over cor
nor pin Is that very often it is Jho
result of bowling a very good hall.
If you are bowling well, then
suddenly find yourself leaving a
serie4 of corner pins don't worry.
And don't change your delivery,
Beep rolling that "nearly pe rfeet"
ban, meapwhile repeating over and
over, to convince yourself; "Il
can't leave them forever
can't leave them forever'." Fivenin.
ally, it won't.
Usual reasons for a left -over
corner pin arc' (1) the headpin was
struck a• shade too thinly; (2) the
ball la>:ked enough "spin" to nix
the pins .sufficiently. Either way,
the margin of error between a
strike and leaving a corner pin is.
usually so narrow it is more a
matter of luck than of skill for
most bowlers.
,SHOOT FROM. CORNER TO
CORNER
But, picking up those corner
pins, whenever they show up, can
give you the edge that often wins
the game.
Oddly, an exceptionally good
Shooting for a leftover corner
pin, you should start your approach
from the opposite side of the lane.
This way, if'you err, the hall can
still take the pin. out while it is
leaving the alley. By rolling, down
the edge of the lane, You cut 11
five -inch margin off your target
area, and cut your chance of hit
ting the pin by one third. (See 11
lustration ),
Roll for a. corner pin, with the
same motion, speed and delivery as
if rolling for a. headpin. The only
thing you change is your point of
aim,.
The one slight adjustment, you
may make is in- the position of
your feet, When rolling for a head -
pin, your toes _ should be pointed
perpendicular to the foul line For
corner pins, they should he pointed
towards the -corner pin, in the di-
rection you'll be making your ap.
proach. This will -help prevent your
arm crossing in front of -your body
during delivery, a common mistake
of many bowlers. •
The left side corner pin (counter
pin) should be. easiest for a right-
handed bowler to hit. The right
counter pin . is a trifle easier for
southpaws. Ln the past, left-handed
bowlers sometimes elected to use,
the' right corner pin as the counter
pin, but under the National Rules
"Strike bowler" is frequently not this is no longer permitted.
a good "corner pin howler". And If you leave • two corner pins,
over the long run, the bowler who don't' try to' spare' them up. Take
can pick off •corner pins regularly them one by one. The' only way
to spare this "]eave" is to speed
your delivery up,.and give the ball
tremendous "spin" so the • counter
phi hounces off the backstop and
takes. out the other corner pin.
Trying to achieve this can throw
your delivery off. so .completely
that you "blow" the frame instead.
atmosphere by having his movie
camera on hand and I don't think
he missed anyone in action, We
will look forward to seeing the film
at a later date, possibly at the ban-
quet at the end of the season.
Hilda - Stainton had the ladies'
high single with 225 and Grace
Walden the high triple with 613.
Ernie Walker had both high marks
for the gents with 267 and 622:
Team standings; Dodgers 105;
Orioles 96; Braves 83, Red Legs 78,
Pirates 71, Tigers 68,
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If you succeed in regularly et -
ting the• counter pin, occasionally
Lady Luck may tap you, and ac-
cidentally. score the spare for you
with a •lucky kickback. Luck is
always a grand team-mate.
Next: How to make spaa'es.
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Wingham Fifth as
'Wrestlers Attend
WOSSA Competition
On Saturday the WOSSA Wrest-
ling Championships were held at
the H. B, Beal Technical School in
London with teams competing from
Mitchell, Listowel, Wingham, St,
Thomas and three London schools,
Beal, Central and Beck. Mitchell
was first in the team scoring, In
which Wingham placed fifth.
The Wingham representatives
were Bob Furness (98 lb. class),
Gary Robinson (106 lbs.); .Joseph
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Paisley at Wingham.
,FRIDAY, MARCH 2nd
Semi -Final Series
Crorrie Pee Wees SCHOOL CURLING
peat Jamestown ,nGHAM RINK
WOSSA CHAMPIONS
Vanslone (116 lbs.); Francis Merit.
ley (123 lbs.); Donald Murray (130
lbs.); .John Watson (136 lbs.); ,Jing
Ross (141 lbs.); Murray Jacklin
(148 lbs.); Ted VVormworth (157
lbs,); Bob Ostrom (168 lbs.); Don-
ald Smith (183 lbs,); and Bruce
Machan (unlimited).
Bob Furness and Donald Snaith
contributed the most points to
Wingham's score, winning their
first bouts by pins.
She; "It will be simple for Its to
get married, darling. My dad's a
minister."
He: "O,K., baby. We'll give it
a try. Mine's a lawyer."
(:OR13.tE `t'ite ,Jamestown Pee
Wees and Gorrie Tee Wees played
their first game of the finals in
lir•usseis arena on Friday night,
Quarto winning 5-1,
(loalgetters for Gor'rie were Ger-
ald Hyndman 2, and singles by
John V4 heeler, ,lack Watson and
Dale .Simpson. Terry Johnston
seared for ,Jaulestown.
Douglas Receives
Injtii'y in Game
FORDWIC,''H Fordwieh and Al-
ma intermediates met last week for
the first of their play off games.
After tern minutes of overtime the
game was still tied at 4-4.
Jim Douglas received a severe cut
to his face with 15 stitiches. needed
to close the wound at this game,
Alma r eltirned to play in the local
arena Friday night with Alma Win-
ning 8-6.•
Selottiug
activities
Wingham District High School
was represented by a girls' alto
• boys' team at the WOSSA Curling
Championships held at the Strut
ford Country Club on Friday and
Saturday. Eighteen boys' teams
and twelve' girls' teams competed.
In the Friday games the .Wing -
ham District High School boys de.
feated Sarnia Northern C.T. 7.1;
and Walkerville C.I. 8-3, while the
girls turned back St. Thomas Col-
legiate Institute by a 9-4 margin.
On Saturday the boys entered the
finals by defeating St. Thomas ('.1-
8-7. In the championship game
Wingham District High defeated
Woodstock CI by a score of 7-3.
The Wingham District High
.School girls were eliminated in
their second game by Aylmer 7-4.
Members of the teams were:
Gorrie-Wroxetel' Service
The Cubs and Scouts meld their
annual service in Wroxeter United
Church Sunday evening. Robert
Musgrove carried the flag, Scout
lathers' were R.icki'e Jim
Hyndman; Cub ushers, Dale Mc-
Lean, Neil .Graham; Cub' flag bear-
er, Doug King..
Twenty Scouts and sixteen Cubs
were in attendance. The minister,
Rev. Fred Taylor, was assisted by
Rev. F.'dward Attwell. Theme --•-"Orn'
Duty to God and Others."
Squirts 'Win
Ruttan Trophy
Congratulations to the Fordwioh
hockey Squirts who won the trophy
donated by Anson Rattan, on Sat-
urday, The game was played in the
Fordwioh arena with the team play-
ing against Wroxeter. Goal.getters
were Billy Miller and D. Handing
First in 'Seaforth
A ladies' bonspiel wail held in
Seaforth last Wednesday and a
Wingham rink consisting of Mrs,
Joe Kerr, skip, Mrs. W, W. Gur-
ney, vice,. Mrs. Harry McArthur,
second and Mrs. Don Nasmith,
lead, won first prize in the second
event.
Several Rinks at
Y.O.O.F. Bonspiel
Maitland Lodge 119, I.O.O.Il'. held
its annual bonspiel on Wednesday
with rinks attending from Exeter,
Brussels, 'Teeswater, Wingham and
Wingham rural areas.
Winners of the nine o'clock draw
wore: First, Brussels rink skipped
by D.• A. Rann; second, Wingham
rink, skipped by Bill Bain; third,
'Cecswater rink skipped by Carl
Schaefer. Consolation prize, Wing_
ham rink skipped by George
Brooks.
In the eleven o'clock draw: First,
Wingham rink skipped by Grant
Wilton; second, Wingham area
rink skipped by Nelson Pickell;
third, Wingham area rink skipped
by Charlie Robinson. Consolation
prize, Wingham area rink skipped
by John Taylor.
The lucky draw for a chair and
rug were won by Doug Parsons of
Exeter, who took home the chair,
and the rug went to Bill Walters
of Exeter.
THE WINNING RINK in the RCAF Station Clin-
ton's second annual bonspiel at the Station, was
made up of Bluevale and Wingham curlers.
Left, Herb Hotson, lead; Alex Corrigan, second;
Harsild .Tholniils) Vico and Carovp aptoin J. G;
Mathieson, commanding officerof RCAF Station
Clinton, who is presenting the Commanding
Officer's Trophy to the skip, 'Casey' Casennore.
The rink won the bpnspiel with p score of 3 wins
plus 1$.
Girls, Jean (gurney, Karen 1011
Carol Crawford, Sandra, MaeI..4 1
11110, skip, Boys, Dennis. Callan,
Murray Coultes. Douglas Spry ,`laxer
,John Madill, skip.
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