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,local Club Eliminates *Woodbridge Team 7-0 Aurora Bantams upset the “applecart” of the Richmond Hill Bantam Blueliners last Friday by I 3 to 2 score in a hard fought game. After playing .their second gme in two nights the locals (seemed to be a little slow in the first beriod, even though Dean "Drainpipe" W‘ainwright got a goal with the play only on for about one minute. The Blueliners just don't seem to have the ability to play a good game of hockey in front of the local fans. It seems the best games are reserved for the out of town fans. After the score by Wainwright. Dennis of Aurora popped in a shot when the Blueline defense had a relapse, this one at the 8 minute mark to end the scoring for this period of play. Richmond Hill Slueliners elimL' lnated Woodbridge Bantams from the North York playoffs as they 'sunk them by a 7 to 0 score last Thursday at Woodbridge Arena. It was a rather one sided affair and certainly did the locals no good as far as keeping them in trim for a hard playoff series coming up with Aurora. Ian Ross ened the scoring for the Blueli ers at the four minute mark of the first stanza. assisted by big Eddie Addison. then rap- :idly goals were scored by Bruce Walker from Kelson, then Robin Craig got ainigeone again assist- ed by Addison. Then Walker ‘slapped one in to end the scoring for the seoond period. At the five mini" mark of the second Eddie V" Theh Aurora scored again to make it 2 to 1 but hardly two O.H.A. Canadiens 6. Flyers 1 Total Goals In Two-Game Series: Canadiens 12, Flyers 3 In the final game of the semi- finals, the Canadians downed the ailing Flyers 6 to 1‘ Goalgetters for. the Canadiens were Gary Charity and Wayne Zubek, with two each, and singles by Billy Promaine and Bob Leishman. Ian MeAllister counted for the Flyers. Marlboros 2. Teeâ€"Fees 2 Total on Round: Marlboros 4, Tee-Fees 3 ' Robert Groupp scored twice for the TeePees and Philip Dobbs scored both Marboro goals, to tie the Tee~Pees and win the semi- finals by one goal. Jefl” Parisi and Bobby Cowan played hard for the Marlboros as did Doug Fras- er and John Hiley for the Tee- Pees. The Canadiens and Marlboros will play for the O.H.A‘. Junior A Championship on Saturday, JMarCh’ 2]. and the final night on Friday, March 28. Delghton who was benched in the previous game was staked to an early two goal lead and he played brilliantly to save Thorn- hill from elimination. In the first period, Don Ander- son clicked for Thornhill at 2.12 on 'a pass from Voight. Less than a minute later, Bill Hogg raced in to flip the puck past the Aurora goalie. The game was very fast and the hard checking didn’t 1n the semi-final of the NHL. League the Wings managed to edge the fired-up Hawks 2 to 1. Goal getters for the Wings were Mike Howard and Paul Ramer. Backed by the tremendous goal tending of Bob Deighton, Thorn- hill Redmen upset the Aurora Ti- gers 3-0 in Aurora Thursday of last week to tie their playoffs at one win each. Wings 2, Hawks 1 Total Goals: Wings 6, Hawks 2 Deighton Gains Shutâ€"Out As Thornhill Wins Game ora Defeats Blueliners 3-2 are Elimination On Thursday Z'tt/e Oil/4. - WJJJ? Slam! 10 THE LIBE'EAL, Richmond Hm, Ontario, Thursc'ay, March 19, 1959 NJLL. GIBEON ' JACK 1 Gldeen vs Dlamond PAL ANGELO | Greenfield Minettl EDDIE KENNY ‘ Garner Monckton minutes had passed until Walker got a beautiful pass from Kelson and Wainwright and blasted it. past the net minder while in full stride. This made it two all and from then until the Aurora team scored in the closing minutes of play it was a ding dong battle. The locals seemed to have all the best of the play-during the last period but they don't seem ‘to have the ability to finish off their plays. Next game of this series will be played at Aurora this Thursday night and if the Richmond Hill Club don‘t come up with a win they will be through for the season. However, they have a good chance to take this 'all important game and win, lose or draw they are a credit to the Richmond Hill Minor Hockey League. On the play the score would have been much greater, but the Blueliners eased up, and the Woodbridge' coach called the game after only seven minutes of the third period had gone by. As stated before easy games such as these are certainly of no ben- efit to any hockey team. Paul Jackson scored for the Hawks. Jack Dubkowski and Doug Bridges played hard for the Wings while Kendall Wainman and Bob Hassard starred for the Hawks. Canadiens 5, Leafs 1 _ Total Goals: Canadians 8, Leafs 4 Addison was assisted on a real fine one by Robin Craig. Then Degp Wainwright shifted into high gear going down the right wing and blasted one past Green in the Woodbridge net. This made it 6 to 0 at the 12 minute mark of the second period and just before the horn went to end play lan Ross popped in another one. Goals by George Lusignan. An- thony Crack and John Howard. and two by John Watsham led the Canadians over the Leafs. Doug Carter counted for the Leafs lone goal. Philip Bury and Rickey Bradshaw played hard for the Leafs while Robert Munroe and Edward Dennis were out- standing for the Canadiens. The Wings and Canadians will play for the Little N.H.L. Lea- gue Championship on Saturday, March 21. and the final game on Friday night, March 28, after» the O.H.A. Junior A Championship. Wayne Zubek Philip Dobbs Gary Charity Dan Shadofl Decaire and Patrick were the best for Aurora. Charles, Anderâ€" son and Iverson played well for the Redmen. Total shots on goal were by Aurora 33 and Thornhill Playoff Scores 27. The shutout by Deighton was his “firth, and it was the first, time Aurora had been shut out in four years on their home ice. John Watsham Bob Saunders Mike Howard John Howard Doug Carier At 1045 of the third period. Bill Bunker faked two Aurora players at the blue line and flip- ped the puck into an empty cor- ner. Deighton for Thornliill made some almost impossible saves, many from close in and on break- aways. but couldn’t be beaten. seem to slow either team down Paul Lachance and Lenny Hewitt VS Killer Conroy Jack Dennis ' VS 0.H.A . N.H.L. and Karl I Mueller‘ and Pt ‘ingd Pt Ruth Cowan 205, Marg Baker 218, Emily Bunker 202, Irene Mashinter 214, May Ruthley 219. 262, Jo White 26.9, Joan Stewart 222. Bill. Woods 226. Larry Patter- son 213, 200‘ Jack Fawns 297, Frank Pratt 250. Reg Spires 294, Dave Millen 220, George Smith 218, 251, Sam Carlisle 217. Norm Bowen 261, Mel Collier 227, Ross Casement 242. Cam Cowan 243, Harold Reid 205, Doug Clubine 237, Jim Cosgrove 239. George Patterson 204, 227, Claude Wright 226, Herb Joslin 258, 235. Bill Pollard 208, Alex Peters 243, Jim In a very unusual occurrence, John Smith of the Cleaners and Don Bishop of the Plaza let tem- pers flare and traded punches, thereby receiving five minute fighting penalties. With each team Shorthanded for five min- utes, “Pads” Simpson once again broke into the clear with only goalie Jim Philips to beat and again the coolâ€"headed Philips out- waited Simpson and the puck was fired into his pads.‘ With only two seconds. left in the game, smoothie Bob Neal stickhandled past two Plaza players and let go a long hard low shot that went into the unguarded left side of the net. Pandemonium broke loose and Bob Neal was the hero of the night. Next Friday night will see these four teams clash at ‘7 v 9.00 pm. and the winners will go on to the big championship night on Friday, March 27. Men’s high triple: George Lus- ignan: 251, 263, 243 - '57. Baker 217. Gideon Gideen and A1 Orlando will team up next Tuesday, March 24, at the Thornhill Rassle palace and will take on the Karl Mueller â€" Jack Diamond combo in the feature attraction. It should be an exciting affair for the local fans and will be over the two out of three falls route. Both Orlando and Gideen are fast and clever and although Diamond and Mueller may not be the wrestlers that their opponents are they are fast and rough and will go to any extreme to win a match. Gideen wants to impress the fans at Thornhill as he has been prom- ised a match against Roger Val- lec, world‘s middleweight champ- Ladies high triple: Grace Lus- ignan 213, 205, 272 â€" Gideen And Orlando Will Meet Mueller - Diamond At Thornhill Goalie John Hodgins made his first start in O.M.H.A. playoff ac- tion last Monday night at Wood- bridge arena and was greeted by five pucks past him»by the end of the first period. Aurora Tigers Juvenile hockey club did it and then coastkd to a 7-4 victory over Thornhil]. This was the opener of a best of three North York Playofi'. Ted Murrell’s hat trick - The second game was a real thriller from start to finish. The first goal came in the second period for Bayview Plaza when Bob Brennan scored from an im- possible angle. Minutes later Doug Simpson of Wimbridge had a breakaway on the Plaza goalie and fired the puck into his pads. Richmond Hill 0 Toronto Little N.H.L. All Stars 8 A hat trick by Carl Watson and two goals each by Phil Long and Gord Roche and a single by Ernie Kawal of Toronto sent Richmond Hill Pee Wee All Stars down to their first defeat 8â€"0. Gary Char- ity and Bob Patfield played well for the Richmond Hill team. The Toronto All Star team is picked from teams all over the city. In the first game of the two- game playdown, Little Fords de- feated Birrell’s Chevs 3â€"1. The brother combination for Littles of Dennis and Wayne Richardson lel the Fords to victory, Dennis scoring a goal and brother Wayne playing an outstanding game in goal. Bill Meraska, however, was the big gun for the Fords by scoring the other two goals on goalie Chuck Flynn of the Chev- ies who made some incredible saves to keep the high scoring Dubkowski off the score sheet. Syd Murray got the lone tally for the Chevies. Aurofa Defeats Thornhill In Playoff Game By 7-4 Score Series “A” 3 pm, --râ€" Yellows vs Blues Series “B” 3.30 â€"â€" Whites vs Reds Series “C” 4.30 â€"- Winner of Series “A” vs Win 8. Tie Mark Semi-FinaIOpener PLAYOFFS Sgt. March 21 - Richmond Hill Arena Juniors (6 to 10 years) 4 pm. - Blues vs Whites Winner to meet Reds in Finals Intermediates (10-14) MONDAY COMBINES jéornAi/f 2);: .Syllar flocéey [gem/f5 '0 ude A group of young people from Hope School and their friends en- joyed a skating party Friday ev- ening, March 13, on the pond at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sayewell. Organized by Wallace McKinnon, the boys and girls had a fine time and when fresh air and exercise began to increase the already healthy appetites of these active youngsters, a snack service-truck was there to pro- vide refreshments. Another evi- dence of the resourcefulness of today‘s young people. As a special attraction, Pal Greenfield, Richmond Hill young- ster, will team up with speedy Eddie Garner in a tag team match and they will test the ability of Kenny Monckton and Angelo Mi- netti, two rough little customers. Lenny Hewitt will charge at Paul Lachance and after a lengthy ab- sence Jack Dennis will return and tackle Killer Conroy. Mr. and Mrs. George Sayewell entertained friends at an oyster supper Friday evening of last week. Enjoying this special treat were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Julian, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Diceman and their families. ion, on March 3lst. If he fails to get by Diamond and Mueller someone else may get the match so you can bet your boots he will be going all out. With the clever and elusive Orlando along side him they should be able to take the measure of the opposition. The Hi-C Fellowship Group are planning an Easter Sunday breakfast to be served in the Sunday School room to the pupils of the Sunday School and their parents. This is a new venture for the group and it is hoped to make this a worshipful family ga- thering on this most joyous of days of the Christian year. A service of worship will be conducâ€" ted by the Hi-C members which will include coloured slides of the Easter Story. 9 Socials sparked the winners with singles going to Charles Leeming, Leon Decaire, Mike Patrick and Hugh Bolsby. John Lightfoot netted a brace for Thomhill with singles to Rose and Anderson. Left winger John Lightfoot of Thornhill continued his red hot goal scoring by firing his 24th and 25th markers. Richmond Hill 5, Willowdale 0 In the second 'game of the night, the Senior All Stars defeated Willowdale 5â€"0. Anthony Crack scored twice while Terry Mad- deaux, Don Davis and Paul Jack- son counted for the other goals. The Richmond Hill Senior All Stars have defeated Agincourt, Brampton and Bradford and ma- ny other hockey towns this year without a loss. Church News winner of Series “B” Winner of Series “C” shall meet the Greens in the finals The Thornhill Juvenile team has entered the Listowel Relief Tournament, to be played at Mil- ton, Ont, on Friday and Saturâ€" day, March 27 and 28. It is hop- ed lhat all members of the Thornhill and District Hickey Club and all local hockey fans will come out. to root for Thorn- ,hill and aid a good cause. Richmond Hill business concerns and others who have contributed to make this trip a success are: Butler & Baird have provided new sticks. Barth‘s Cleaners and Wimbridge Cleaners have jointly cleaned all uniforms gratis. Newmarket Coach Lines have purchased sticks for the Barrie Flyers. Jones Building Supplies and Roy Burton Ltd. have made fin- ancial donations. and Jack Seaton has arranged for a Toronto donor to provide goal sticks and friction tape. This Saturday, March 21. should prove an eventful one in the sporting lives of the young players who comprise the two Richmond Hill teams Little N.H.L. Boston Bruins and Little O.H.A. Barrie Fly- ers. At 5.45 am Saturday morning the boys will assem- ble at the local Arena to board the chartered bus, ac- companied by Mr. Bill Me- Dougall (coach {or both teams) and seven of the boys’ fathers. and head for Detroit, Michigan, where they will experience the thrill of wat- ching the game between the NHL. _Rangers and Detroit. Saturday evening ~â€"- both the Richmond Hill teams will be playing in Leamington â€"â€" the Boston Bruins are match- ed against the Bantam “D” team. while the Barrie Fly- ers are playing the Pee Wee team. Teston News Hockey Players 0!? To Detroit Correspondent. Miss Joan Pelletiu Phone Maple 4R12 ’id {I'in €61qu CARDS BOWLING LEAGUE High scores: Bud Hambly 202, 230, Don'Fettes 200. Vi Lawrie 218, 201, Russ Brillinger 200, Ken Tomlin 208, Floyd Perkins 216, Herb Relf 213. Don Lawrie March 17 D. Newman 251, 303, R. Cow- an 236, E. Bunker 223, I. Butler 212, B. Rice 203. R. McKenzie 201, W. Young 202. E. Carlisle 26.6, 349, E. Lecuyer 265. D. Ba- ker 200. .218, D. Chandler 206, M. Williams 222. B. Campbell 214, M. Ground 224. 221, G. Deâ€" foe 204. 227, J. Sims 227. 235, D. King 256. H. Jones 202, J. Grain- ger 204, J. Stewart 212, F. Austin 203, E. Boone 217. 253, 260, 246. Jack Kirk 258, 306, Kay Tomlin 205, Bill Turner 258, Ken Flynn 216, 225, Bill Hurson 210, 221, Al Blackburn 216. 274, Bob Ross 26], 204, Art Eden 204, Marg Blackburn 201, Bob Little- ford 209, 236. Games over 200: Isobel Bon- ner 272, Madge Nicholson 200, 211, Phyllis Stockert 200, 206. Anna Wilkie 211, 218, Ida Madill 22], Edith Harding 219, 229, 230, Gert Bradley 210, 211. Bernice Darling 235. Edna Maybury 213, Ivy Hartford 246, Mary Robson 241, Jessie Patterson 202, Tina Meyer 222, Jean Nash 216. Edna Edwards 225‘ Dorothy Marshall 218. Doris Allison 222, Violet Bowen 209. ' - ' Jean Smith 252, Hazel Cairns 199, Jean Simpson 241. Vera Moore 232. Helen Large 217. Glad Coleman 201, Mary Smith 242, Dot Fisher 201, Marion Brother- hood 198, Billye Maver 209. March 10 Ladies high three: Eleanore McAuley 630, Joan Morris 617. Ladies high singles: Fran Stanâ€" way 236, 221, Eleanore McAuley 228. 220. Audrey Graham 244, Mary Lautamus 219. 'Orpha Stone 239. Joan Morris 204, 230, Anne Gilchrist 208. 613 Men’s high 1hree: Charlie Hick- man 760, Gord Ferguson 754, Kris Morris 751, Don Ferguson 734, Jack Stanway 724. Hilton Canning 680, Frank Thomas 666, John McAuley 656, John O’Con- nor 641, Bob Hudson 633. Men’s high single: Charlie Hickman 261, 343, Jack Stanway 201, 315, 208, Hilton Canning 329, Don Ferguson 207, 305, 222, Card Ferguson 200 302, 252, Kris Morris 267, 289, ,John O‘Connor 286, Jim Brown 253. 258, George Biakney 255. Fred Kerridge 217. 249, John McAuley 246. 242. F. Thomas 202, 223, 241, Bob Hud- son 217, 226: Team standings: Club 300 35. Frantics 34, The Gorps 29, The Coasters 29, The Cripples 25, Rocketts 24, Beginners 24, Wild- cats 23, Vanguards 18, Pickers 4. RICHMOND TEN PINNERS Tom Bartlett was high this week with 192. 168. 189. in 549. Ed Patterson had the only other 500 series with a 174 in 508. Mar- ion Blanchard continued to boost her average With 152, 133, 163 in 448. She now has second high average of 136. Mary Champ hit 418 on the strength of a final 182 game. Grace Lusignan came up with a 404 series. Teamstandâ€" ings are: Hula Hoops 26, Hot Shots. 21. Cripples 18, Bloopers 17. Jets 14. Rockettes 11, Sate- llites 13, Sterlings 9. 200 and over: Kay Clarke 271, Marg Hall 241, Minnie Ground 206, Pat Mills 206, Shirley Brodâ€" erick 203, Ev Thompson 202, Kay Pridham 200. Cam Cowan 218, 215, 214. Ben Thompson 267, 231. Jack Hall 264, 206. Harold Ground 260‘ 245, A1 White 204, 203, Dick Mills 291, Floyd Pratt 240, Dick Yule 238, Har'old Reid 225, Ross Kerwin 217, Don Reid 215. March 17 Bowler of the week: Rose Wein- gert 634. THURSDAY NIGHTERS Team standings: Kittens 20. Rovers 19, Snappers 16, Uplifts 16, Homebrews 13, Teapots 11, The Relations 10, Rockets 7. RICHMOND ROLLERS March 12 200 and over: Mabel Haviland 284. 208. Rose Simmons 224, 202, Isabel Ellis 202, Marie Mussle- man 208, Effie Dale 298. Peggy Wideman 276, Doris Hawkins 210, Det Palmer 202, Kay Wilson 202, Vera Shropshire 222, Mary Flan- nigan 212, Ethel Elsie 231, Eleanâ€" or Lindsay 210, Helen Tant 255, Connie Snaith 202, 213, Freda Littleford 275. J. Fleming 165, 168, P. Dobson 189, J. Bradley 159, W. Hall 147, F. Watkins 141, K. Farrow 175, R. Sinclair 151, R. Bork 202, N. Battler 132, J. Ransom 149, J. Watsham 142, G. Pratt 185, D. Nicholson 147, R. Bork 200, R. Allan 174, K. Carlisle 200, R. Pratt 181. RICHMOND JUNIOR LEAGUE High triples: N. Bowen 745, H. Hewlett 675, G. Gourlay 661. K, Parsons 676, M. Larocque 715, N. J. Bowen 712, C. Cramer 732, E. Elliott 708, B. Bartlett 669, R. Biggar 700, E.‘ Lean 694, B. Jones 719. 250, D. Clubine 240, N. Bowen 225. 240, 280 G. Gourlay 224, 234, B. Mallory 228, 230, S. Hamilton 227, R. Biggar 236, 273, J. Grain- ger 275, E. Lean 253. 267, B. Jones 252, 267, K. Parsons 329, R. Casement 228, M. Knight 232, P: Patterson 240, J. Baker 264, L. Patterson 233, J. Logan 255, G. Fleury 254, D. Ratcliff 234, C. Grove 260, N. J. Bowen 325, M. Larocque 249, 254, B. Nichol 239, A. Peters 258, C. Cramer 238, 287, E. Elliott 284, G; Arm- strong 247, M, Acreman 232, G. Jordan 295. R. LeDrew 242, B. Clephane 263, B. Bartlett 237. ARMY, NAVY & AIR FORCE RICHMOND MEN’S LEAGUE March 13 High averages: C. Cramer 226, B. Clephane 221, G. Armstrong 218. THORNHILL LADIES Bowler of the week: J. Smith High singles: H. Hewlett 224, FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Bowling Scores In the Estate of Maggie Winniâ€" fred Richardson. late of the Town of Richmond Hill, Spinster, de- ceased. Team standings â€" (3 nights reâ€" maining in final series) â€" Fire- flies 30, Rebels 30, Alley Oops 23, Bloopers 23, Hula Hoops 20. Wanderers 20, Crack-Pots 16, Bird-Dogs 6. All persons having claims agâ€" ainst the Estate of Maggie Winniâ€" fred Richardson. late of 121 Yonge Street North, Richmond Hill. Ontario, who died on‘or about the twentyâ€"seventh day of November. 1958. are hereby noti- fied to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the second day of April, 1959. af- ter which date the Estate will be distributed, with regard only to the claims of which the underâ€" signed shall then havc notice. and the undersigned will not beliahâ€" le to any person of whose claim they shall not then have notice. Games bowled -â€"- Art Leech 627, 170. 238. 219, Bert Hunt 611, 193. 187, 23], Fred Leech 607, 265. Bob Karsh 211, 259. Wilt Young 210, 205. Austin Everatt 250, Irene Leech 248, Bill Boone 245, Bart Davis 245, Bea Cook 226, Art Gibson 222. John Crook 222, Norm Cook 217, Fred Horâ€" rell 214, Sid Hunt 209. Maisie Gib- son 208, Irene Everatt 208, Paul Bowen 207. George Haviland 204, and Ed Harris 202. Queen’s Court â€"- Eileen Jack- son 660. Lorraine Ingram '647, Ruth Bush 633, Joan Craig 631, Helen Hea1y 615. NORTH END LEAGUE March 13. 1959 Ladies’ high triple â€" Addie Lund 632, 225, 211, 196. Men's high triple, Harold Bennett, 690, 261. 187, 242. . Dated at Toronto this ninth day of March, 1959. Alice Jane Thomson, Administrati‘ix by her solicitors, Mulock, Milliken, Clark & Red- man 711 Dominion Bank Building, Toronto 1, Ontario Corner Pins 19. Hotshots 17, Marksmen 15, Try Hards 13, Clowns 12, Lucky Strikes 11. The Jays 10, The Spares 9, Glenbraers 8, Hustlers 6, Rock ’n Rollers, Handicappers. King hit the \veekâ€"â€"Bi11 Webb 753. Queen for the week â€" Barb Smith. 673. King's Court -â€" Charlie In- gram 742, Ron LeDrew 737, Geo. Vacheresse 703, Larry Oliver 684, Ron Belfrey 675. GLENBRAERS BOWLING LEAGUE After the third weak of bowl- ing we find the teams as follows: High woman of the week â€"* Blanche Fleury 733. High man of tbijveek - Norm Roberts 701. Flat scores over 200 â€" B. Fleury 283, 227, J. Mitchell 265. N. Shadoff.219, B. McLean 218, S. Mike 207, N. Roberts 262, 254, K. Henkle. 222, 200. R. Semple, 230, L. Hill 225, K. Noles 214. LITTLE FOUR LEAGUE Team standings -â€" No Names 22, Lucky Strikes 16, Spoofers 14, Merry Macs 4. 200,scores: M. Fleming 240, 226, V. Shropshire 237, G. Lusig- nan 201. E. Carlisle 219, 215. B. Campbell 207, 229, E. Bunker 206, B. Fleury 251, A. Wilkie 220. M. Haviland 252, E. Turn- bull 209, I. Mashinter 215. RICHMOND BOWL LADIES MAJOR March 6 Bowler of the week: M. Flem- ing 637. Other good scores: B, Campbell 620, E. Carlisle 612, M. Haviland 613. H.S.: M. Haviland 252. H.S.H.: B. Fleury 262. H. T.: M. Fleming 637. H.T.H.: M. Fleming 701. March 13 H.S.: E. Carlisle 267. H.S.H.: E. Carlisle 271. H.T.: L. Acreman 657 - 222, 203, 232. H.T.H.: L. Acreman 708. V. Lawrie 202 M. Musselman 202, 200, M. Robson 230, I. Mashinter 229, 220. M. Bennett 217. D. Glass 205, G. Lusignan 221, E. Groom 212, J. Collier 202, 213, E. Carlisle 267. Team standings: Richmond Bowl 93, Pattiâ€"Lu 90, Bakers Sales 75, Richmond Theatre 73. 200 scores: L. Acreman 222 203, 232. F. Littleford 211, 202 Other good games: Elsie Coop- er 213, Bill Huestis 201, 204, Bob anes 224, 229, Jim Beach 220, 201, 204. Jack Burke 226, Jack Holtze 203, 249, 202, Don Lawrie 261, Nora Huestis 216, Les May- hew 242, 201, Gerve Huestis 215, loyd Quance 211. 288, Bud Mc- Kee 238, John Johnston 220, Terâ€" ry Maynard 202, Roy Thompson 249, 280. Norm Winterfield 219, Bob ..Correa 240, Vi Lawrie 230, Jo Gibson 215. Andy Johnston 221. Joe Roberts 259, Jim Bisson 232, 259, Gene Maynard 205, Eva Mayhew 212. COMMUNITY LEAGUE March 9 Best bowler this week: Chuck Jesson 206, 287, 290 - 783. Nearly New Clothes for the entire family TU. 4-3910 TU. 4-3341 TV Radios JOHN'S T.V. 55A Yonge St. S. 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