The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-12-13, Page 5Five Bowling Teams
Score 7-0 Victories
Five whitewashings were reg
istered jn this week's activity m
the Men’s Bowling League.
The Windmills, Bingers,
Huskies, Tradesmen and Spare
Parts all chalked up seven points
to boost them in .the standings.
The Tradesmen, Big Six, Pin
poppers, Canada Packers and
Pepsies were the victors’ victims
in that order.
. -F{6d PlrMnS turned in the top
le of the week when he rolled
but was closely followed by
cigar^smoking Stan Prayne,
who tallied a .746 thrfte-game
total.
The Windmills from RCAF Cen
tralia, keep on turning week
after week as they have moved
themselves info a comfortable
12-point lead over their closest
rivals, the Milkmen.
.The Tradesmen are currently
resting in the No. 3 position with
46 points, followed by the Pin-
Eoppers and the Huskies who
^ave 43 and 42 points respective-
Next week everyone will have
the opportunity pf bowling for
Christmas turkeys.
Subs and regulars may take
part m the fim.
Wedne»day, December 5
74 6)----------oWindmills (Redman 722) _______7
Tradesmen (Glendinning 594) __ 0 Ringers (Fred Darling 747) ____7
Big Six (S. Frayne 746)____ 4
Canners (R, Tieman 605) ______3
Monday, December 10
.SI11?* (H- "Wolfe 610) „ 2
'Windmills (Osgood 632)_ _____5
PInppppers (D. Sweet 601) _____0
Huskies (A. Farquhar 641) ____7C. Packers (R. Gilson 567) ___0
Tradesmen (R?g Taylor 651)___7
Pep,sis. (B. Oberle 691) 0
Snare Parts G Mitchell 597) 7
Tip Toppers ('H. Holtzman 617) _ 4
Rural Rollers (J. Crocker 679) _ 3
STANDING
W.
Pepsls ___
Tip Toppers Bingers .
C. Packers ,
Spare Parts
Canners_ _
hoist the Be-Bops only two points
from first place as they took
seven points .from the Whatnots,
Pauline Brintnell, who rolled a
638 triple, Jed her team, the Hot
Dogs, to a 7-0 victory io • give
them a 44-point total.
Dorothy Marks, pf the Green
horns,. and Dianne Wooden, of
the Mighty Mice, paced their
respective teams to full seven-
pomt victories,
Dean Frayne, of the Jolly Six,
had the highest triple of the
week with a 643.
Nite Hawks (B., Sangster 571) _
Merry Maids (N. Francois 625) _ B6 Bops (P. Tuckey 630) ____
Whatnots (O. Essery 578)
Hl Lights (M. Holtzman 54Q)_
Busy Bees (V. Harvey 547) ___
Alley Cata (D. Prance 558) ___
Happy Gals (D. Hall 587) _____
Jolly Six (D, Frayne 643) .Pin Poppettes (A. Fairbairn 502)
Mighty Mice (D. Wooden 527)
Ups and. Downs (M. Tetreau 489)
Hot Dogs (P. Brintnell 638)
Blowettes (M. Dilkes 505) _ Frisky Six (G. Scott 540) _
Buttercups (H. Sadler 590) Jolly Jills (A. Lawson 544)
Lollipops (B. Neil 4.65)
Greenhorns (D. Marks 61 ft) Wee Hopes (M. Jones 471)
' STANDING
Busy Bees __ 50
Merry Maids _ 49
Be Bops •____ 48Alley Cats_46
Ups * Downs 46
Hot Dogs 44
P. Poppettes _ 43 Happy Gals _ 43
.Toliv .Tills __35
Mighty Mice „ 33
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Bantams Win
Second Straight
The Exeter Legion Bantams,
paced by the four-goal perform
ance of Frank “perry’’ Boyle,
laped the Lucan Bantams to the
tune of 9-1 in Lucan on Tuesday
night for their second straight
victory in as many starts in the
WOAA Bantam Hockey League.
Exeter’s Jack Stephen was the
only other player on the club
besides Boyle to ’come through
with more than one goal as he
scored twice to help lead the
Legion Bantam's offensive at
tack.
Single tallies fell to Bev Sims,
Don Cann and forward Dale
Turvey.
■ The Exeter Legion Bantams
posted, a previous 1’4-0 victory
over the Centralia ’"Flyers in
their only other outing.
Lucan Irish Tailspin,
Zurich, llderton Win
The .W.Q.AiA* Intermediatei Zurich Flyer’s netminder, Dick
league is turning into (juite a McFalls, came up with a stellar
race. | performance of goaltending as
Lucan Irish, who only last 'he posted his first .shutout of
week were riding in first place the season against Lucan in a
on a 3-0 record have now lost, 2-0 game played in Lucan.
two in a.row and find themselves I Fopwell and Doun O’Brien ®e'JhJnM1US^<?“,.ipla?e .116 tlie tSe fiX Z®
i S FCCOrd their SOCOUdThe llderton Wildcats defeat- victory in four starts
ni?in’4 Bob Ev^ns lias been mainly
ivnritiQOnriaOiQ + v16 Goderich responsible for the llderton Wild-
a5;^s 19-3 to take over sole cats being up in first place,
possession of first place with a? «»-- ...... . .
4-1 record. !
The Mitchell Legionaires, who,
dropped their first game of the
year tqi the Lucan Irish in Lucan,
gained revenge this week by
thumping out a 4-1 victory over
the Irish Six.
with the Mitchell jLegipnaires.,
ed the Clinton Coits 5-4 and then
goals to record their second
When the Wildcats eeked out
a 5-4 decision from Clinton in
Clinton, Evans scored a pair of
goals to lead his team to vic
tory. „ »
Against the Goderich Mail-
lands, gob Evans came up with
a five goal performance and
„ Windmills ___59Milkman __ 47
Tradesmen __ 4ft
Pinpoppers _ 43
Huskies ____42
Kinjacks ___ 40BiK Six----- - 38
R. Rollers__38
t SCHEDULE
Monday, December 17
7-9—Milkmen vs. Pepsies
■ Huskies vs. Windmills
... G- Packers vs, Bingers 9-11—Spare Parts vs. BI? Six
... J Kin jacks vs. B. Boilers Wednesday, December 19
7-9—Pinpoppers vs. Tradesmen
Whizz Bangs vs. Tip Toppers
Canners vs. PinpoppersTURKEY ROLL: All subs are
allowed to roll for’the birds.
ns
-38 37
35
32 31
11
picked 'Up she assists, i» the free
s-wihg IM game.
Clair Maltby, another Xldmiw
stalwart, rammed home four
goals and assisted on .six other
plays.
Scott McNair with four; Max
O'Neil and Tom Collings with
two each and Pon Urbshott and
Phil Alcumbrack with one apiece
rounded out the 19 goal outburst.
This week the league leader
ship could easily1 change hands
as the* second place Mitchell,
Legionaires play twp .games to
Jlderton’s one against Zurich.
The Zurich Flyers will see
action three times this week and
with three wins could take over
first place.
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Jack Chipehw, Boa Jcfcm
Mid Jerry Beid pickod. up
pomls.
The December WA S
Hensail Bantams
Capture Opener
HensaU Bantam posted their
, initial win in the WOAA Bantam
: League on ’Tuesday night, when
; they ran up an 11-0 victory over
1 the .Centralia Flyers in .a Bantam
game held, at the Exeter Arena.
Centre Bill Shaddick paced the
Hensail crew to victory with a
three-goal “hat trick/* while Bill
McKinnon and Steve Kyle fol’
lowed closely with two goals
Apiece.
a Jerry Heid, Don Johnson,
Bryan Bonthron, and Brian
Christian rallied for single coun
ters in the game. :
. Jerry Broderick, although not
scoring a goal, picked up three
..............j assists as he set up plays for his
to 7/is designed to reduce pr teammates to flash the light
stop this disastrous record | Leo Tiberio and Bryan Bon-
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The Canadian Highway Safety
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adian dies every-three, hours as
a result of traffic accidents.
Safe-Driving Week, December I
1- r’ stop this disastrous record
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Last Week'* Scores
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St. Thomas 6, Exeter 3
Wallaceburg 7, Strathroy 2
Wallaceburg 5. Woodstock 3
Strathroy 5, St. Thomas 1
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15— St. Thomas at Sarnia
/ IS—Exeter at St. Thomas
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llderton 5, Clinton 4
Goderich 4, Clinton 1
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Mitchell 4, Lucan. 1
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Exeter 14. Centralia 0
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