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LOOKS LIKE BANNER SEASON -If the enthusiasm
at Sunday afternoon's annual meeting in the Stratford
Legion Home means anything, then the Memorial
Softball League is destined for its best year since it
was organized 15 years ago. Pictured above are:
front row seated (left to right): Orval Pearson, Wood-
stock, vice-president; Walter Kobold, Woodstock, pre-
sident; Andy Davidson, Stratford, secretary; and Jack
Barrett, Shedden, vice-president. Rear row are club
representatives Tom Smith, Stratford; Roy Rachar,
Otterville; Ivan Gardner, Wingham; Matt Matthews,
Clinton RCAF; Larry Oldham, Goderich; John Collins,
Glanworth; Tom Musgrave, Woodstock; Murray Staf-
ford, Shedden; Len Yungblut, Tavistock; Scott Green,
Ingersoll. -Stratford Beacon -Herald photo.
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HOW TO BOWL FIVE PINS 1
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BERTGAItSIIM and .11-51 HOUI.'I` 1
Chief Bowling Instructor~
Doable Diamond Advisor), Council 1
For more than two million Ca- 1 bowling centre. Or, if you want
radians who bowl, this game is
both .a recreation ,and a sport, It
provides. family fun, and friendly
competition.
Because it was consiaered more
of a pastime than a sport for
many years, bowling grew up with
a somewhat haphazard set of
ground rules --with. different meth-
ods of scoring and different rules
of play in different localities.
For any .true kind of competi-
tion, ,everyone has to be playing
by the same basic rules, In the
past few years, there has been a
growing organization of the game.
The Ontario Bowlers' Council in
Eastern Canada, and the Western
Canada 5 -Pin Bowling Association
.have both been operating a number
of, years, and have done magnifi-
cent jobs in standardizing the
game, and helping it grow.
The two groups are trying to
co-operate in setting up a Canadian
Bowling Association, to act as a
governing body for all of Canada.
Plans for this are now underway,
and .may he ,finalized in Saskatoon
this spring.
You'ill find your enjoyment of
the game grows with the chances
you get to compete with your
friends, and, as your score im-
proves, to compete against other
bowlers of equal skill.
The first step is to join a bowl-
ing team, which in turn belongs
to a league. The league should be
affiliated with your area's howling
association, which is a local branch
of either the eastern or western
Canada governing body,
Visit Your Local Lane
If you want to expand your own
bowlingopportunities, the first
thing to do is visit the manager of
your local howling lanes, He can
probably arrange for you to join
one of the house leagues at his
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to form your own league, he'll
be able to give you va'uable help.
Hundreds of groups lend them-
selves naturally to bowling leagues,
you'll find potential members at
your church, among your neigh-
bors, or at work. Any group that
share some common interest can
he the nucleus for a bowling
league.
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Bantams 9 10,30
Tigers 3, Bears 0; John Deneau
133, Rhonda Pell 98.
Lions 1, Wolves 3; Barbara
White 118 David Balser 124.
In Ottawa, there is a'league con- Coons 0, Leavers 3; Sally Lu El-
sisting entirely of pregnant moth- liott 105, Jennifer Sangster 104.
ers. This particular league obvious-
ly has a +fairly rapid turn -over of
members. But, while they belong,
the women find the mild exercise
helpful, and they have lots to talk
about together.
An extra ten cents is added to
the regular bowling lineage fees,
to proOide a gift layette for each
member when her enforced retire-
ment from the league comes in a
few 'months.
If you are starting your own
league, go to the local branch of
your area's bowling association.
One of the main purposes of these
associations is to help in setting up
new leagues, and they have plenty
of experience in solving any of the
problems you'll run into.
For younger bowlers, the Cana-
dian Junior Bowling Council, with
headquarters in Toronto, operates
right across Canada, organizing
leagues and providing professional
instruction for "Bantams" up to
age 12; Juniors from 12-14, and
for Junior Men and Ladies, from
14-19.
Getting into a league, and mak-
ing sure the league is affiliated
with your area's bowling associa-
tion ensures that you arc getting
the most fun, and most competitive
opportunties out of the most popu-
lar game in Canada.
For more information. about or-
ganized bowling in Canada, here
are the addresses of the eastern
and western bodies:
Charles McQuaker, President,
Ontario Bowlers' Council, 1854
Queen St, 'E., Toronto.
13111 Hawrylak, Recording Secre-
tary, WCFPBA, 1221 Jubilee Ave.,
Regina, Saskatchewan,
So, howl --and have fun.
(Last of a series)
WINGHAM MAY ENTER
MEMORIAL LEAGUE
It would appear, and t.hi', is sub-
ject to revision, that the Meinor.
ial Softball League is due for ex
pansion, following the ann.ial meet._
ing at the Canadian Legion head
quarters in Stratford on Sunday
afternoon. Clubs of last year, (Iron
tralia, St. Thomas and Hickson,
were not represented, but nw.
comer probable clubs from Shed-
den, Ingersoll, Wingham and Clan.
worth wore, and right now the set-
up would have Shedden, Glanworth
Otterville, Woodstock and Ingersoll
in the southern group arul Wing -
ham, Clinton RCAF, Tavistock,
Goderich and Stratford in the
northern section.
The deadline for entries was set
for April 29, when the next meet-
ing will be held at Stratford, at
which time the club representatives
will decide on the 1902 schedule
Bantams 10.3(1.12
Whites 0, Greens 3; Marilyn
Strong 126, Donald Collar 211.
Blues 3, Blacks 0; Barbara ])au
phin 133, Jo Anne King 89.
Reds, Cary 13renzi1 99; Browns,
Teddy Ahara 257.
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Juniors 12-"
Eagles 0, Ravens 3; Neil Ron -
wick 171, Bruce Boyd 158.
Hawks 3, Crows 0; Ron Goy 231.
Wayne Gordon 168.
Buzzards 3, Owls 0; Ann Me-
Kibbon 163, Brian Cronkwright 139.
0 - 0 - 0
Junior Men and allies
Yanks 0, Angels 3: Dick Scott
186, Wayne Caslick 276,
Phillies 1, Dodgers 2; Wendy
Reynolds 180, Bob Angus 230.
Pirates 3, Orioles 0: Lynn Fin-
negan 208, Jane Ann Colvin 206.
0 - 0 - 0
Commercial Bowlers
Just one more river to cross c10(i
then the big swim is all over for
another season.
I missed out on my prediction
last week, and the Orioles are still
out front by a slim four points, so
something is bound to happen this
week, as either they stay up there
or someone else takes over. Not
hard to figure out, eh?
Thursday at 7 p.01. we gather
around the festive table at the Le
gion. Home and talk neer oar past
season's flu that is if there is
anyone who feels like talking on
a full stomach.
Team standings: Orioles 9357,
Dodgers 9353, Pirates 9119, 'Tigers
9101 Red Legs 9016, Braves 8971.
0 - 0 - 0
Men's 'town League
If you were anywhere within two
blocks of the howling alley on Mon
day night between 7 and 9 you pro
bably heard the cheering and shout_
ing. It was just the Melt's Town
League in the first night of the
playoffs,
The three top teams went (100.01
to defeat and caused quite an up
set. Burkes clowned the Hydro
team for total pins with 3139 to
2857, Jack Parkinson lending the
and the playoffs. .If the len pros
pective teams center, then it could
be that four of the five tonnes in
each division will figure in the
playoffs.
Election of officers resulted in
Walter Kobold and Andy Davidson
being returned as president and
secretary of the league respective..
ly, while the new vice presidents
are Jack Barrett of Shedden and
Orval Pearson of Woodstock.)ne
member of the competing ('labs
will be added to the exec 1tive.
Jack Tiffin and Ivan Gardner
were the official delegates ftinm
Winghatu.
'ala W0401 In. Wedpesti<ay, Apr, 18, , irta
way with a 755 triple. Bill Ed-
wards of the Hydro team. had high
single for the night with 324. •
The IVfustangs defeated.CKNX in
a real close battle, 2838 to 2818..
The Rockets defeated Lees 3194
to 3147 in another real close con-
test. Mac Ritchie of the Rockets
had a 743 triple. Ken Saxton of
Lees had high triple for the night
with 784.
Next week will bring together
Burkes and the Mustangs with the
Rockets taking on the winners in
two weeks.
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