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FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH. 23
THE WINGHAM MIDGETS won their group championship but
lost out in the finals after a good season. Last Saturday they
played against a team from Toronto and took an 8-0 beating,
but it was not for lack of effort. Included in the picture are,
back row, from the left, Ross Dundas, manager; Dave Crothers,
Win Prizes at
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Mrs. Omar Haselgrove was the
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the euchre party in Sacred Heart
parish hall and Alex Sproule was
the high man. ("y Robinson won
the draw.
Mrs. Joe Redmond was the host-
ess anul was assisted by her com-
mittee of Catholic 1,Vonu'n's League
imembers. 'There were 14 tables.
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Ward Harrison, Bob Lunn, Keith Scott, Roy Vivian, coach; centre,
Paul Strong, Doug Campbell, Lynn Finnigan, Terry Merkley, Stan
Bismayer, Ron Deyell, Jack Galbraith; front, Jim English, Al
Harrison, Lynn Hickey, Martin Garniss, Fraser Strong and
George Kerr.-- Advance -Times photo.
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1 HowTO }a r bo vlin� helps overcome this defect
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�� the wrist when you are rolling over
By $ a target 12 feet away than if yon
ears mentally reaching for a tar-
get. 60 feet away.
10 --Not holding the hall in the
correct position. Use both your
hands to holdbefore start-
ing
ing delivery, gripping with your
right hand :and steadying it with
your left hand. Hold the ball chest
high,
BERT GARSIDF and JIM HOI'LT
Chief Bowling Instructors
Double Diamond Advisory Connell
BOWLING 5ISTAKEs
BEGINNi.R.S MAI(J.
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on the approach standing erect and
facing the pins and then stop and
think fru' a- moment about. what
In howling, as in every other you are going to do.
sport, practice makes perfect-- but
only if you are pear tieing the right '--Releasing the hall too soon,
After the
things. There is t:o use polishing u,• with
no Follow through•
a. had habit or an improper fit,. -1 hall has been delivered, your arra
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1 nist o onLrn ua its slina
and
vout1.ry
livery until it has become . per-
fingers
should be rcaF•ging, toward
manent part of your bowling game.
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the pins
Take Lime out once in a while
to cheek that you aren't making 6 --Whipping the hall too hard.
any of these frequent errors that Many heginncrs use too /nueh-
beginners often develop. Here are power. trying to form the Rawer,'
l0 of the most common mistake,a sw'ng f,a t your arm saving nattrai-
to lookfor' ly during delivery.
1 -Not standing in the same
place every time. Make a practicer
of always starting your delivery
from tete same place on the ap-
proach.
2 •hark of eoardination. At the
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7 Coin; over the foul lino. You
may he starting your ;tpproaeh too
gloss to the foul line. To find your
proper starting position. stand with
your hark to the pins with your
heels 'about six inches in front of
end of your appron1eh, your hands, the foul line. howl an imaginary
tee! and body should all be moving- hall toward the speert,itta,rq' la-nehos,
forward together. If you are hav- pacing off the comber of steps you
ing trouble getting all your notions
ren e 'an
teat
properly t tme d. eon
starting the hall in motion first
Normally 115P, and,rgoing throngh
all the motions ofarctl
delivery.
The slot where your slur rads is
wHh the pushaway; you'll fin:( the spot yon 511001d use as a start-
yotu• foot following naturally a ing position. Never use a real
split second later, hall while you are renin<g this, how-;
Not using the same number of ever ----it is almost. Silre to slip Writ
steps each time. Try to use either
a three-step or a four -step ap-
proach.
4- Not getting set properly for
the approach. Many heginners just
pick up the ball from the rack and
start running. After you have pick-
ed up the ball, take your pnsitien
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Lloyd's R. .t W.
Hawkeyes, 2901; Buzzards, 2860;
Crows, '2726; Eagles, 2585; Cardin-
als, 2270; Blue Jays, 2190.
Ladies' high single, Ann Yocman,
1201; Ladie' high triple, Ann Yoe-
tnan, 550.
Men's high single, Don Biggs,
31st; men's high triple, Tien Sax -
of your hand, and might injure 0 - 0 - 0
someone.
--Rolling the hall over the foul I..adies' League
line, The bald should first. torch
the lane 10-12 inches !last the font
line,
9 Twistir.g the wrist, Yotir wrist
syeedd be lrept straight when the
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"Okay, get your shoe off and get that gunboat up here
where we can get a measure enit, dear."
As the end of the season is draw-
ing near everyone is howling
their hest,
High single and triple went to
Larks Helen C.nsemorc with 269
and 686.
Other good scores were Darts'
,Tran King 268, Cor- airs' Roberta
Seddon 250 and 219; Darts' Dorothy
Drug, 248 and 225; Ramblers
Fruth Ronson, 236 and 200, and
Ramblers' '1!7va Brownlee, 215,
0-0-0
Bantams 9 - 10.30
Lions 0, Bears 3. High singles.
Ann Ewing, 100; Lloyd t+'ridenburg,
110.
Coons 0, Tigers 3. Lenny Joints.
tori 116; Bill Brown, 141.
Beavers 2, Wolves 1. Jennifer
Sangster, 122' David Balser, 94.
0-0-0
ilantams 10.30 - 19
(greens 3, Blacks 0, Donald Col.
lar 152; Darcy Mathers, 107.
blues 1, Browns 2. Wayne Nrru-
gar, 116; (Gary Bauer, 171.
Whiles 2, Reds 1. Larry (,ot•don.
139; Cary 13renzil, 117.
0-0-0
unci r Boys and Girls
Buzzards 0, Hawks 3. Anne Mc.
Ribbon, 160; Roti (goy, 1152.
Owls 1, Ravens 2, ,roan Cantel
an. 144; Doug Erving, 21)8,
Eagles 3, Crows 0. Brenda (roll,
1110; Vfuyne Gorden, 133.
0 - 0 - t)
.Ti►riior :iter and Ladies
Pirates 1l, Yanks 3. (rail }3t'n.
dersolt, 103; Dirk :Seca, 2132.
Orioles 2, Dodgers; 1. Bill T3rewn
213; Ricky Irvine, 103.
T'hillie:•t 0, Angels 3. Dianne Dey-
ell, 144; Wayne Caslick, 198,
,(i))lttrnereial Bowles
Autumn has changed to winter,
Now winter gives way to wing;
And this week sees the tend .of
Our regular season's
I fool sure everyone has enjoyed
The strikes, the spares and blows,
.And til' good it has been to our
bodies
No one for sure really ltriuws.
Everyone was really wonting hist.
week and there were some very
goon scores as a result. This has
mesh a good season and the play-
off series starting next week should
,)rove t0 be a thriller. The play•
off series has been changed from
two weeks to four weeks this year.
Elaine Colvin had the ladies'
high single with 267 and (,race
Walden the high triple with 598
brie Walden scored the gents'
high single: with 260 and Merv.
. empleman hacl the high triple
with 587.
Team standings: Dodgers 117,
Orioles 105, Red Legs 97, Braves 91.
Tigers 85, Pirates 81,
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Men's Town League
The Hydro team has taken a
little bigger lead on first place.
They defeated the Mustangs 7-0
with Doug Wylie taking high
triple of 759 and. Ross Gordon
getting 'high single with 322.
CKNX defeated the Rockets 4-3
in three •elose games with only 3
points difference in the total pins.
Lees defeated Burkes 5-2, Charlie
Perrott of the latter team bad a
goad game of 318,
The battle for high averages still
goes on with Doug Wylie taking
the lead with 215. Mac Rittehie has
214 and Ken Saxton 213. There are
only three weeks left in the.
schedule.
Team standings Hydro, 105;
CKNX, 94; Lees, 84; Burkes, 68;
Mustangs, 59; Rockets, 52.
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Men'.s Inter -Town
The Brophy to
p y Brgs' in .t' -to v
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bowling team whipped the second
top team, Clinton "A", 7-4 on Sat-
urday in Clinton,
Clinton's high five howler was
Don Switzer with 1082 and Howls
Grealis had the high single with
282.
Wingham took top honors by
having the high five and high.
single on both teams. Jini Wild
had the .high five with 1273, follow -
/A by Ted English with 1148. Mac
Ritchie had the high single with
335, followed by Ted English with
318. Everybody on the Winghant
team was over the 1000 mark ---Bill
Johnston, 1068; Mac Ritchie, 1063;
Ray Walker, 1029, and Walt Brown,
1013.
Wingham:s total pin fall was
5827 and Clinton had 5209.
Net Saturday the team is at
LIONS saMMEL
HELD IN L1STOWFI,
Tho kl:owick Liens held a boo.
spiel In the L4stowel C'tri'lirtg rink:
last VVI'dnnsday when 1£ team*
wore entered for competition from
Brussels, Fordwich, Mount Forest,
Eyster, St. ,Jacobs, Wroxeter, Gor-
rle, Palmerston and Gowanstown,
Hann of Brussels skipped tete
winning rinlc in the Witte o'clock
draw with 3 wins plus 19. Oid•
field, McDonald and Adams were
the other members of the rink,
Second prize went to Gibson of
Wroxeter, third to kioltom of gear
riston and the consolation • to
(rant of Mount Forest.
In the eleven o'clock draw 'Oder
of Exeter, with Coates, .Shroeder
and Hern were in first place with
3 wins plus 1£,
was second, Miller of Palmerston
In this event Martin of St. Jacobs
third and the consolation was won
by Nichols of Palmerston.
Draw winners were Herb Heuok.
roth of Palmerston and ploy Hol -
tom of Harriston,
Attend Walkerton
Sweetheart ',Spiel
It was necessary this year to
have four draws at the annual
Sweetheart Bonspiel in VC alkerton,
In addition to the day's curling, a
smorgasbord supper was served at
the Hartley House.
In third place in the third draw
was a Wingham couple, Mr, and
Mrs, Don Nasmith, along with Mr.
and Mrs, E. H. Truax.
Tht' Sweetheart 'spiel is an ev-
ent in which a couple Iran-. the
Walkerton elub invites a couple
from a neighboring club as guests,
to form a rink for competition.,
Lady Curlers at
Two Bonspiels
Three rinks of lady curlers were
out of town last week to attend
bonspiels in other centres.
On Wednesday a rink skipped
by Mrs. W. W. Gurney won second
prize in the second event at a la-
des' invitation bonspicl at Ches-
ley. Other members of the rink
were Mrs. BMI1 Bain, Mrs. Harry
Spry and Mrs. Harry McArthur,
The following day, Thursday, two
Wingham rinks attended a bon.
spielat Paisley. Winning thirst
prize was the foursome skipped by
Mrs. Robert Vivian. Her rink in.
eluded Mrs. R, Harrison, Mrs, H.
H Hotson and Mrs. J. T. Goodall.
Mrs. Murray Rae, Mrs. Don Na -
smith, Mrs. Bili Conron and Mrs.
Allan Hafermehl brought home
the consolation from the Paisley
home, 'spiel. Mrs. Rae was the skip, •
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