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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-04-27, Page 7Two. © 1 ,1 5, 'Displace one leader bowling finals . I<nl.na The two i;<x.ete i a ga:n � �, in men s l� dovv - ELECT. r 0313 ic..•... PpWER 11.0 Valttt .. ell the final round in the two " ' and LIGHTING i divlslona of the !!ten's lnlcr' —.- TWO of the �[irst-week lead- ConsA.lation batt = industrial Control, 550, 220, ge 1 town League last week, and a +r'i's in the Exeter Men's•,ldolv1-1 in the battle for the 'Tod Transfprrner :Motor and Control Equipment Installation r: ; win would see them pitted ea their tlelo layoperc ffs eslat.this r cialsPooley trophyd nto1et c op sSpat f .House, Barn,.Motel, tl,ot+tl against week, One the third. dropped with. ,a pitfall of 6591..This pHON 52131f1r' EXETER each other for the grand e .anlpions13P honors. down to second spot. I g them a 776 -point lead s o p lues. th it The 'altehy SI.x", who' tapp£d i Larry's Supertest, backed by aver last w.eek',$ 'leaders, the , 1fltittotttlttttllmtotwoittnln(ittintnntl,tinttninttnimnit.nnnwUtli)tmltilinointlttl.lutUinntlot the league during the t'egular, i,arry Ptumple's 715 triple„, Butchers. The Timm Advocates ,April 27, 19,61. Pap 7 arnrain(rantinttr.Intl!utltraktn(Ltrati i4141111414ttt.1treili,„tnllt3)WinetrNAllittintratiSkl1�#!11110 season, scored a 10-0 win over scored a 3.1 win over the f The 1'inpoPpers, who Have «°: v ^Y � x x 2ks> s,ait Clinton "A” to register .a came -i Windmills to hold .down the won the trophy for the past two from -behind win. The Clinton. top spot in the "A" group WWI years, are in third spot with squad had a 6.4 lead when that' I a totalof seven. points, G347, only 16 mare than the tackled the "Itchy" squad ani Russ' B i t'1i a r d s tightened • Bankmonts. the local lanes, but they! tetteir grip on second spot with i egulclnit cope w'Wi t13e Exeter! similar 3.1 win, to bring *�„ LBACiuE entry, t their total to sic airits, list Spares c)i', Shatf'tan X633) 4 it Paced .ht' Bob Nicol and Babb t T�aoley sparked the pant sharks oelcetx ((T. :'hush 7«)1 c Osgood, Exeter rolled a trc-, to their win, rollinga neat 710 14lgcri,en tr, $1%17'1E11'01: 1%17 70) n mendous 6,128 five,game total! ln,J�rtlals ((+. Fullerton 66) 2 triple. Stan Fi^aYne was the to easily out -distance their best for their victims, the Big z igBsixali31 k aynoenJ704)710) rivals' 5,59$. Nlco1 topped the' Six h with a sparkling 704 effort, The third spat in the group^ triple mai*: for the day with a 1,2$7, while Osgood was a elose second with 1,258, Os- good came up with a 300 sin- gle to help 'the cause. Win by default The Exeter ":B" team gainer the final round when their op- ponents from Goderieh ole - Bowling honors to Slick -Chicks The Veit -CMOS battled their way to the tap spot in the Exe- 1 ger Junior Boys' and Girls' league with a 5.0 win over the Dyna)4iteFs in the last game of the seas(3r. The wiii4..,.s entered the final fray tied with the Knock -em - downs, but the latter. squad suffered a 5.0 loss at the bar4s of the Beatnicks, to ruin any hopes they had of taking the honors. Darlene Snell rolled. a 425 double to 'pace the champions to their decisive win, Billy Wright was the thorn in the side of the runner-up squad, as he came up with a nifty 571 to carry his team to their win. His single mark was 302. The Comets finished in third spot with 76 points, Pin Busters 5 (13. Grn_rnacrr. H. Gosar 279) T -Birds (6'. !Wells 295) 0 L. Seven (G. 'Harness 360) 6 Midgets (1). Wright. 3351) 0 11eatnirks (ID. Wright 571) 5 8 -em- Downs (R Wolfe 311) .,, 0 Blue Botnbers ('J', Snell 288) 3 Long johns (G. Ford 280) 2 ?click Chicks (1). Snell 425) 5 Dynamitets (.51. Bentley 315) ..,. 0 comets at Wolfe 353) 3 Strikers (1'. Gosar 314) 2 Slick Chicks 101. Knock -epi -Downs 90 Comets 76 Pin .Busters 70 Strikers 6.0 Blue Tsombers 6.4 P,eatnicks 68 I 1 1rds 56 Lucky Seven 50 :Midgets 46 Long Tohns 34 T)ynamitets 26 'High single B. Wright (Pill Digit double: :n. :Wright (571) WIN AT SARNIA—Five members of the junior girls' league in Exeter travelled 1 to Sarnia, Saturday, and returned home with the trophy for their first place finish i in the western counties' junior tournament. The squad was entered in a 17 -team division and came up with a 2,750 total for their three games to edge a Windsor entry. Two of the locals were also runners-up. in the individual competition. Mem- bers of the team are: back row, left to right, Marlene Harness, Ruth Durand, coach of the squad, Darlene Snell and Helen Campbell. Kneeling are Sue Ann Linden - field and Phyllis Madge. —T -A photoI Giris cop Sarnia trophy, boys seventh in tourney Five Exeter girls scored a smashing victory in Sarnia,' Saturday, to win the junior girls' division in the Western Counties' Junior Bowling Tour- nament. • Competing in a 17 -team clan fit„sitication, the locals scored )with a 2,750 pintail in their three games, to edge •the Gold- en Mile Girls from Windsor. Two of the members of the Exeter five were also runners- up in individual .performances. Sue Ann Liindenfield's 263 sin- gle was just 35 pins short of the mark set by Mary Hoad, of Sarnia. Darlene Snell rolled a nifty 661 triple to stand second be- hind Demra Walker's 685, The other members of the championship team are Mar- lene Harness. Helen Campbell and Phyllis Madge, ( ttlk Boys seventh The Exeter &try in the! junior boys' division stood' seventh in the 22 -team group. They rolled 2,449, while the `I winners from Petrolia picked up 2,825 in their three games. The local lads lost several pins on fouls. It was the first time most of them had bowled on lanes with automatic foul lines and it took them quite a while to get used to them. In the first game,, Don Wolfe lost 30 pins, but still carne up with a 216 total. Don Wright was the top man for the locals, posting a 582 triple and a 225 single. } Other members of the Exe- fop P ter team were Gary Ford, Hank Gosar -and Dennis Hock - Windsor, Sarnia, Petrone, Dres- den, Chatham and Courtwright. It was the first time Exeter had an entry in the tourna- ment. The •hiih triple in the junior bays' grooup was a 659 tossed by Larry Bailey of the cham- pionship Petrolia squad, while Davie Rikley of Chatham came up with a 306 single. The classification was for children under the ages of 14. Who Cares ey. Teams were entered from VV. 1,I�1►,r� • SCORES • STANDINGS EXETER LADIES' FRIDAY NITERS I 6 'u ^';ttsCronyn ,c (M.C n b Y i luebirds' (H. Swartz 406) 2 Shoestrings (P Morley 597) .,« 5 Rookies (8, Hay 5501 2 buboes (P. Hunter -Dover 653) ,. 7 .lunebugs (A, Schroeder 443) 0 Final Playoffs tittggetIs 6 Bluebirds 2 Consolation Dubees 1hocstr)no :Rookies Tunebugs 0 High single: N. Hay (223) High triple: :E, Morley (509) LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE Fire Eaters (;r :Owen 620), 1 Mose Milers (1r 1 edfxlns 657) , 3 Agr.M (33, Walden 4941 E )01yers (T). Ball 579) L.Icings (J, NuM1se 600) t P Pinchers (.D ,Liu,kln 51(1) ,1 Logien (.T3. Smith 240) 0 ]Tot Shots (M, Irtediiins 545) ,••• 4 Electrics (1. Carlitte• 305) 4 Mercur'ya (A. Bell 687) ... • 0 S, CJreutts (P. Crudge 603) ,2 Dairymen (13, Morgan 596) 2 rex (13 Thbmngbn 533) 0 'Woodbutchers (17. Anlcors 71)) , 4 Shamrocks (,T, Arnold 600) 1 Letvls Cohst. (0. Aitkens 690) -3 Hotel (C'. Coughlin 622) 1 C. Chkit'th ((,. Lynn 648) "A" LEAGUE• Shamrocks 02 Tot Shots 74 Wood hutchers 73 TOleetries 72 Short Circuits 67 Vire raters (4 Dairymen - 67 Merrurys. 1..urnber l`iings "" LEAGUE Pomo,' f ineherA 3)b 3)eII ,: Claridehove Church liw 14W19 Censfruct.Io7) At :Elgin Iolyers ,AriHotel of ,Agrli•o :... Hose Rollers Legion :Melt 'Single: 'b, )(niters 04299 Sltgh triple: t), Attkdrs (7710) LAbFES' LEAo1.1E statidintt3 by Pirifall 1)aityrialim SAia M. mulk(1(, 1t, ;Crikttrs lin) 41,011lt5s '(.71 flibsbii 2211 .,« Sift 3 r • LANES EXETER MIXED LEAGUE 7ligh. Liles (P. Durand 641) Hot Todd1As (11, Redman 655) Crackerjacks (F.' Caldwell 505) Chickens (A. Ford 634) Chipmunks (C. Poore 671) Codi Cats (1t, • Stagg 7.11) Standings by Pinfall Chickens 3264 Hot Toddies 317'7 Cool Cats 1133 Chipmunks 2074 Crackerjacks 2066 High Liles 2924 High single: Ladies', R, Durand, (276)' men's, R. Stagg (349) High trifle, Ladles', M. Red- ratan (655); men's, R. Stagg (714) LANES ] tiniblei s (L 'f4askett: 211) ,..: 5407 High Tropes (S, Allen 104) .. 5370 C. Clowns ilii, Mactntosit 206) 5244 1Ychaun(3 (..01 Kennedy 2(it) 5235 C. Cones (.#�, TIla.ke 172) 5131 MO16netles (M.Hodgins 232) 6111 Legionettes (M. Bali 2251 ,«. 510;; Sputniks (I Andersen 193) « 53)50 T)unihells (ii'. 1 0wit3 210) 602.- S'roeka (K. Thompson 201) 4040 High. single 19. r`dhson (234) High triple. 1, Ha,skett ((33O) CHILDREN'S LEAGUE Tlumbelts, (P. Steaey 496)_ PJnP6PPer( 013. Nell 155) 0 Champ±s (7a, Arnold tab) 5 strikelcings' (M, nfath6)'a 123) ,2 .Ttnxs (T:., Ready 120), i; Inksnots (G. ReVington 180) , 2 h7 0.4 59 57 25 2.t 11n 9 Durnbell:9 1 i1te3)613 r,liampA Strikekings 1?innbpnera 1•#lith att1 101 it', !Sheeny '(1(32) 1:, heady !045) High e,('er9 65 rt, 04bntgon1@1'y (168) CRAIG CHILDREN'S LEAGUE 't'e41 # (14,.. to(6thatl (32) . (3 ('hemps (F'. Branston Io23 half°, (T, 06o(swei'th '20'3) 5: Dubs 61)yl'eAlPJtie 153) 2 Ftagteq ((,...W51912 '153) 73 >5ritrtahers (7t, fsiitg•61 i0ll x53) ,3 'Vogl 'a Special§ 4) 3matliera . t1. 1to�lns Rawits ;1 Dubs `11 c harribluna .. Knits i11n11 in l6 1i« .rte `tlrhan (21)21 14Ir#It $:r(')'ape: 32+ ('ne1ts400'th (163)' Three in battle for ladies' title Three teams are still. in con- tention for the honors in the stand! �„� Ladies' Inter -town League, as the playoffs bit the last week The Who Cares, howling con- tradictory to their name, came up with a 7-0 win over the Lucanettes to cop first place in the Colleen's League at the Lucan Bowling Lanes. Donna Blake paced the win- ners with a 438 'triple. The Obvious, who entered the final week only a single point behind the new champs, dropped a 5-2 decision to the Ili -Five to spoil their attempt at the honors. The Hi -Five ended in third spot with 120 points, 11 less than the leaders. The playoffs start this week andthe annual banquet will be held in Grand Bend on May 19. Who Cares (1). ]hake 438) 7 The Obvious (A. M. Mur(Iy 464) 2 HI Five l l Carling ' 4 31 5 g 7 Lueanettes (S. GrledhJll 428) 0 Whodtdits (A1. Brownlee 410) St. rattieks (1'. McLaughlin 542) 2 Who Cares 131. The Obvious 125 'Ell Five 120 Whodid its 98 Ltleanettes A2 .SL Patricks 75 End of Season Spare high triple: 7(1. Kennedy (638) High average M. Carling (164) High single, .1. Stacey (272) High triple: A. M. M:ur.dy (655) Give Your Pocketbook A Break!, Pay those insurance bills by -the* month by taking advantage or our Monthly Premium Payment T'lan, Well break those major in. suranee bills into easier to handle monthly payments, Not only bet- ter for your budget, but you'll have all the. vital protection ytlu need, too! Ask us about this ten: Vcnicnt Hartford'piarl today. .140 Hodgson a Linled .,i .,..., Malt 114,, EXETER W. H', Hodgson 1M, J, G&iser with a •three -game 'battle sched- uledfor. the St. Marys lanes, Saturday, The Goderich entry tops the four -team league with a pin- tail of 8,642, but Exeter and I St. Marys are close behind. The locals picked up 2,995 pins i on their own alleys, Saturday, to move into secondplace, only 45 pins behind the lead- ers. The St. Marys squad, who will have the advantage of ! their own lanes, are in third spot, 190 pins behind the Gode- rich six. The fourth entry from Grand Bend have a total of 7,583 pins, 1,059 behind the leaders. Standing By Finial' Goderich 3613 Exeter 5507 St. Marys fi..la Grand Bend . . 7163 nnl,.un,4tup,lmn.nli,,,,l,ll..............l„1p..... ghn,l„ii, n, "unll,til,""Ip 111"u„Mln,pl,l„ry ing is shared by the Imperials and the Spares. After being shut out in the first week, the Spares came hack to hand the same treatment to the Rockets, while the Imperials split 2-2 with the Milkmen, Wilfred Shapton sparked the Spares with a 633 triple, while Lorne laugh's 724 failed to help the Rockets. Kingpins still rolling In the "B" division, Char- lie Atthill's 579 triple was enough to spark the Kingpins to a 3.1 win over the Toast, masters and give them seven points, two more than their closest rivals. The Kippen Tigers, who topped the league during the season, are tied in the number two spot with the Pepsis. The Tigers had to settle for 2-2 split with the Pepsis in a head- o., battle for the runner-up spot. 'L, Cooper was the top man for the Tigers with a 717 triple, while Jack Coughlin car- ried his Pepsi crew with a tre- mendous 804 score, The '.Toastmaster and,, the Edselaires are tied with and,,, points each in the fourth posi- tion. faulted the return match. The locals won the first meeting i with a 10-0 shutout. 1 final round, while Exeter's "Itchy Six" battle the strong "A"'team from Goderich. The win by Zurich was a major upset, as they ended up in the cellar during the reg- ular season. However, they ousted Wingham by a 12-8 count in the semi-final round. Exeter •t (6126) 10 Cltnron .1 (5596) 0 (Exeter A wins series 14 points to 6 points.) Clinton B (5479) 6 Goderich A (5584) 4 (Gorterich A wins series 12 points to 8 points. ))-Ingham (5104) 6 Zurich (55051.) 4 1-lurleh. wins series 12 points to 6 points.) (17xeter.' 33 wins by default from Goderleh 13.) They now meet Zurich in the I Super(est (:r.. 'trumpet 71 ) .. Windmills (13. Osgood 72n) , . . 1 Larrv's Su pert est '7' 7627 Russ' 'Fitlllards linpot'ials .. Spares Mg' Six :Milkmen ........................ Rockets 'Windmills "'B" LEAGUE iiingpins (1'. Attlt111 519)0. 'toastmaster's .(C, :11.elkle 0141 .. 1 Pepsis (.1'. Coughlin 804) 2 Kippen Tigers (l,. 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