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19 Prt Wik pufa(Cent.) Sinacvarion roll-off will.be -on- April'. 16th with the remaining.four t eams nantiois. 2 ating, Thiw will also be a four game plus. handicap series, In case.of a. tie for either first place or second place in the present series there will be a three game roll-off as soon as possible, preferably on April 8th in order to determine the winner or runner up. A,B,C (American Bowling Congress). 'rules.-... : will govern the play offs. There will be no. 4 points awarded for the remainder of this series., All tie games will be rolled off in an extra frame plus 10% of handicap. 0-0-0 MLXED LEAGUE The way these earileatd are rolling it will be a case of the other teams catching hold of the tail so as. not to be left behind, Picking up 13 points this week put them 6% points ahead of the Beavers who were tied with them last week for first place. The Beavers were able to only pick up 5 points this week, up and get a chewing on the maples, Cut Ups moved up one on the Phillpotts i, were idle Tuesday, Sleepers picked up 124 points this week to still hold down the fifth pos- ition 2 points ahead of the Gutter Pups who were idle Tuesday. The Gin Pills picking up 12 points were able to keep ahead of the Pin Dusters who.were able to pick up 6 points this week even though 0, Harrison rolled the high single of the night with a nice 284. and put with that a 168 and 218 for hi triple of 670. Although the Slowpokes came out with 12 points this week they were unable to get out of the cellar position, With 3 weeks to.go.. anything can happen with the standings, as you will notice by the league standings. J. Todd was the hot one for hi single this © week with a 268 and C. Buck put together scores of 183, 262 and 230 for the high triple of 675. This week we are giving all the people who rolled the big scores like M, Hayes 93, E. Wozney 79, R. Corrigan 81 and T. Smith 97 (better take your slide rule along next week), Standings te Date Rockets 1653 142 Gutter Pups - Beavers - 159 Superiors =.-138... Cut Ups "= 158 Gin Pills = 138 Phillpotts --- 147 Pin Dusters - 130 Sleepers ~ Slow Pckes = 1123 _ (Cont. on next col.) Better get those teeth sharpened © , Page 9 MIXED LEAGUE (Cent. ). 2 Ladies \\j¢~) (" A ATL VELA O. Harrigon - By" S us A. Checkryn - TH KX SS L. Maleshewski - 198! se Ds Dal zell - 173 Spee ' E. Boutilier oe a ae C. Buck ~ 230% nf P. Diduch - 19684 L. Waghorn ~ Ad Wr L. Swirhun ss a E, Niemi - 189, 0s rf CURLING NEWS LONGLAC TROPHY =~ Mixed Curling Winner- C,E.Paget, Ev. Garvin, J or, J. Louk Runner Up- J. Wellings,-S. Duquette, H. Solly, J. Ratchford Consolation- P, Shrier, B. Haughn, H. Smith; J, Remny. ~> ' The club's matched rocks are now in the Lakehead. They should be here this week or early next week, ° So curlers be prepared 'to 'start the next season a a bangt! - May Ist has beén set as a tentative date for the Curling Club Banquet. More information will appear"in the News. PEGGY WELLINGS' RINK WIN 3 STRAIGHT IN LAKEHEAD tSPIEL =~ The Ladies Terrace Bay rink in the Lakehead Bonspiel were sailing along in the main event and won their first three games. They were knocked out in the "fours" by a PA. rink. But the ladies made Terrace Bay curling abilities weli known in the Lakehead. After their thiid successive win they were the only "outs: o' rink in the Bonspiel.. Congratulations Ladies: Peggy Wellings, Aggie Sinkins. Ida Romaniuk, and Marg Hamilton. Congratulations too, to Monty Pagot and his rink for winning the Club mixec event. This was the first "skipping" job Monty has done in regular competition and his rink 'upset the "experts" as on paper at least there were some "power- houses" to contend with, So that is curling for another year. o-0--n LADIES CURLING Last week in error Betty Austin was listed as a regular member of P. Wellings Club Championship Team, The correct listin: is as follows: P. Wellings, N. Coates, E. Evans-Smith and M,. Howard.