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LAS ast MEN'S 10 PIN LEAGUE - JANUAKY 22, aerrytarecmemectae tes eC (Mas rene) ae 9 Prev. Ist. 2nd 3rd """ Total Tam whtss' Gay" Ga. Ga, "Rts," Pes, MOyaS ae ee) TOR CRE! ae ae Bears, 98 723 689 646 44 1024 Ureves 94 678 696 680 BS e102 Overheads): 91979731 /)):701 672 lL&> 102 Slovyaliend? 93 613 678 664 see wing Engineers 81 712 689 738 4 'ig9d: R. Shirriff 488; P. Diduch 488; A. Pattison 486: L. Checkryn' 486; T. Stachiw 470; J. Thomas 4673). x, Belliveau 458; K, Stachiw 157, Hi Series: Hi_Games:)-R. Staichiw./L98; a. Pattison 1825.3 J. Thomas 187; T. Stachiw 182; Selliveay 182; L, Checkryn 1793: J. Grahar 1723 T, Smith 170, ah Be | ate oe The standirigs in this league were further tightened Monday nignt when Slow Shots took. . only 1 point to yield first place to Hydro. Townsite came on with a rush to share second .. and the Orphans also' made a strong finish to. Sunch all 'teams witH only 4 points separating first and last place. Hydro's lead is a ;fcvarious 1 point and at this Stage any team can take over with a hot streak, nen J. Morrison lifted the Townsite with a 667 triple (275, 220) and was aided by R. bel'iveau with 618 (228), A. Tanner had 647 (293, 203) and J. West 616 (252, (216). | God | Singles were rolled by G. Drexler 224, N. Chopty 221, S, Keller 211, 7. «adamo 207 and Lew "dmunds and W, Mantey with 200. Capt. A. "oussel of Slow Shets rolled 87 to be the only nember on the Honour «oll, {cont'2 next col.) fen's 5 yin (cont'd) Toxo Five The Standings Hydro 69 S. Keller 193 Slow Shots 68 J. Morrison 13st -- Townsite': 68 Lew Edmunds 180 Orphans 65 M. Paget 18¢ te J. Kelty 18s, % oe H H % MIXED 5 PIN LEAGUE S. Keller bowled the season's hich triple of 740 (230, 263, 247), but to no, avail, as... Co-Hds teamed together to gain 8 points and' cree; into: first place, Dynamoes and Co-Ops continued their fight for 3rd spot, when Dynamoes nosed out in front by 2 points, . ~ :: Team standings: Cé--Eds -- 58, Suekles + 57, Dynamoes = 423,5:.Co-Ops | - 404, Other than Steve Keller, good scores were Lew Edrmnds -- 617 (209, 207, 201), E. Keller - 607 (217), J. Phillips ~ 228, D. Coupal -. 221, r. Kelty - 222, Les Edmunds --- 217, GL Macdonadd 2416; J. West - 211, L. bailey - 207, "+-Only P, acamo (£5) and D. Malcolm £4) managed to sneak inte the Monour 'oll, 'Top 5 averages Ladies Men tL Kellev 198 C. Buck 213 ». Kelty 190 5S. Keller 202 4. Counal 180 Lew Edmunds 195 M. &Ccmunds 169 L. Swirhuyr "188200. ir. Buck 162 J. West 173 ' J. Phillips 173 %* % % H 8 oh TONITE SUPERIORS vs MEXCURIES AT MAKATHON ~ O8a0 Dol, euperiors have downed the Mercuries in the pas' three games, twice at Terrace and once at Mara-- thon, Mercuries are not taking this lightly and with only two games left between these teams you can rest assured the games will be all hockey, xemember that your support helps your team, Marathon at 8:30 TONITE TUESDsY FEB. 4TH 8:00 Ppem, TERRACE 3AY ARENA MakATHON'S LaST CHANCE AT SUPERIORS IN LEaGtir PLAY, f