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CELCO CITY

* §, Hidbar rolled a high single
of: 231 in the Celco City league’s
B section last week. Betty Senum
took the high threes with 590.

* Pat O'Reilly won the men’s
bien single with 325 and the
high | threes with 646. Star Cabs
won. the*team high single with
4129, and Teddy Bears won the
high threes with 2998.

‘ points taken: Thirsty Seven 3,
Buinrise 1; Teddy Bears 4, Can-
adian Stevedoring 0; Al Penner

$>"PWA 1; Civil Service 4, Bill
Fnomber 0:, Leftovers 3, Over-
waitea VW Star Cabs. 4, Johnson
Outboards 0.
¢ In .the Celco City League’s A
gection Ruth Ramsey of Central
Barbershop took the ladies high
gingle with 249 and Faye Ter-
rion of Standard Oil
high three. with 644.

# yim Terrion of Standard Oil
polled the men’s high single with
q05-and Frank Judd of Central
Barbershop with 686. Rupert
Motors won the team high single
With 1261 and the team high
three with 3564.

» THURSDAY MIXED

x * The. following results: Wo-
mer s‘high single — Ivy Stewart

Universal with 295; Wonien’s
Pieh three — . Lil Philbey of
Yukon | Gems with 686; Men’s
gingle.— ‘Tom McMeckin of
Headpinners ~-with 306; . Men's
three —.also MeMeekin with 774;
Peam high ‘single and three —
¥ukon' Gems with 1243 and 3353
yespectively.

4-Thursday. mixed points: Don’s
Men's ‘Wear 4, Maple Leaf Cafe

: Headpinners 4, Miller Bay 0;
Certified. Welding 3, Heme Super |
Seryice.1; Universal 3, WOTM 1;
Fashion : Footwear 2, Canfisco 2:
Yukon Gems 2, John’s BA ‘Ser-

 

 

 
 
  

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‘ “LOCAL. 708 LEAGUE
fatter six ‘weeks of bowling
Edith | Sunberg holds the ladies
fiigh single for the season in the
GA” section of - the 708 league
with a score cf 319, and Ron
Rothwell. of -Dodgers holds the
men's sngle with 345.

won the |

Daily ews Wty.

Friday, November 16, 1962

— League bowling results

In last week’s bowling J. Car-
ino rolled 309 for high men’s
single in the “A” section and a
677 high three to help his team
win the high three game total
of 2,858. Betty Hyndman of Car-
dinals relled «a high single of
289 and a 637 high three to take |
‘the ladies honors.

In the “B” section Shirley In-
itermela of White Sox bowled a
‘high single score of 255 and won
the. three game total with 615.
‘Tom Tanaka of Choppers scor-
ed a 266 high single.and high
i three of 673.

Phylis Faulkner holds the high
‘single for the season in the B
section with 279, and Shirley In-
termela the high three of 615.
Tom Tanaka holds high single
ond high three of 266 and 673.

League Standings: — 7 “A”
League — Alley Rats 14; Cardin-
als 13; Has-Beens 13; Cellars 13;
Orbits 12% and Dodgers 11.

| “B” League — Choppers 17;
White Scx 14; Darts 11; Diges-
ters 10%; Sparks 8; Bleachers 7.

LADIES BOWLING. LEAGUE

A League — High single game
‘Grace Shuster- of Hard Hats,
995; High three. games, also
Shuster with 692; Team high
single game, Hard Hats, 1018;
| Team high three .games, An-
nettes, 2556. ey

A League points: — PRF Cr.
Union 4, Granby 0; New Laurel
3, Greenhorns -1;, McLean &
Rudderham 3, Jeannettes 1°
| Dibbs 3, Twisters 1,.. Hard. Hats
(2; Annettes 2; Stars. 2, Shop-
‘Basy 2.

B League points: — High
single game, Edna Bond of Big
Sisters, 256: High three games,
also Bond with 634; Team high
single game, Big Sisters, 958;
Team high three games also Big
Sisters with 2629. ~

B. League ‘points: — Big Sis-
ters 4, Alley Cats 0; Babcock 3,
Shentcn’s Sheet Metal 1: Re-
bekahs 3, Co-Op 1; Fashion
Footwear 3, Odd Balls 1; Union
Maids 2, Ketas 23 - White Caps, 2,
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With hands outstretched at right is Rey McKay who scored 19.
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Chicago 95; New York °92 |
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-*Cubs- Cameron ‘6, “Ken *Olson
1, Doug” Mullins - 3, Chris Berg. 6,
Vern Movold 1, Brian Eby 1, and
| Fred Alexcee 3. Total 21.

‘Penaities: —seven:

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curling —

LADIES CURLING
wo 7:00 p.m. Monday.
Gomez-Johnston, ice 6
_ Armstrong-Hargrove, ice 1.
_‘Kerr- Holkestad, ice 2
~ pallant-Dominato, ice 3
‘Eby-Merrison, ‘ice 4
Ritchie-Scott,: ice 5
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McDonald-Deane, ice.3-
Rivett-Bateman, ice 5
’ Lewis-Breniner, ‘ice 1.
Gordon-Billing, ice 2
LEGION, DRAW: 7
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Armstrong- -Gordon, ice 1
Dyer- -Simundson, ice 2
Dar Gomez-McKay, ice 3.
Dot Gomez-Jefferies, ice 4
Crawford- Kerr; ice ..5
Veitch- Shepard, ice 6
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A. Shields- -A. “Atchison,” ice 2
R. Webber- -M; Kaardal, ice 3.

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