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QO, HARRISON'S ENTRY WINS OPENING DAY TOURNAMENT The official opening day tourna- ment proved quite a success with teams entered from LongLac, Marathon, Nipigon, Red Rock, Schreiber and three local teams. Although no records were broken there were some good games rolled, Our guests from out of town enjoyed them- sleves and were in there fighting wmtil the last ball was rolled. This we hope is the first of many tournaments which we hope will bring in some-of the top bowlers of the district, Saturdays qualifying rounds were won by Marathon, Nipigon, W. Day (Terrace Bay) and O, Harrison (Terrace Bay) Sunday 0, Harrison's team rolling on alleys 3 and 4 piled up a score of 2793. We Day came in second with 2638 which was below his qualifying round. Nipigon also dropped lower with a 2609 and Marathon who topped the lot on Sate urday just couldn't get going on Sunday and wound up in last position with 2385, The following are the scores of the Harrison team, Borsum, W. 267 86 » 193 64.6 Dalzell, D. 206 Tee 186 57h Roussel, A. 112) aie 133 Lb6 Keller, S, ae A ae 509 Harrison, 0, a8. 388 232 teas FOG: 92 OS" 2PSS The Bowling Association wish to thank John Labatt Ltd. and Terrace Bay Snterprises for their donation to the tournament, o-O0-0 LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE High scores for the week were S, Janicki 244; I, Goodfellow 219; J, Hall 210, F, Knight 202, and E, Keller 201, (Cont. on next col,) Page. 10° LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE (Cont.) League Standing Lucky Strikes =~ 35 Our Gang - 21 Zig Zags eon BL Left Overs - 12 Top Hats - 29 Blowers - 10 Good Gals ee OL Schemers = 9 o-0-0 MEN'S TEN PIN LEAGUE Standings Stardusters 8 Royals = 6 Warehouse 7 Deceivers --- 5 Stead & Lindstrom 7 %\(~Engineers - 5 Bears « 6) fyORREC AL oriey Last night eh Stardusters, again lead by Bob Rickard, took four points from the Decelvers. Bob Rickard's games of 207, 181, 161-549 lead the Stardusters and took both high siigie and high series for the evening, Other good games were rolled by Al Stevens 152, Paul Malashewski 160, and Joe Shubaly 168, Willie Adamo lead ths Deceivers with games of 138, 183, 155-47" Bob Shirriff with games of 19/.- 155, 155-504, lead the Royals as they chalked up three points against Shift #1 Other good gsmes for the Royals were rolled by Bill Borsum 163 and St, Louis 170. The Warehouse, ai by Ted Stachin, with games of 145, 182, 115-442, took three points from Stead and. Lindst rome, Sax Lundberg lead the losers with 182, 147, 129-458, by John Graham 155 -and Peal Coupal 157. Clarence Buck, with canes of 175, 146, 158-479 ead the Boat as they took three points from the Engineers. Joe Wig with 163, 126, 135-424 lead the losers, Other good games were rolled by Murdo Campbell 156- 4.25, George Clifford 182-455 and Tom Sisith 157-412, All bowlers are reminded that entry fees must be paid by Deconber 23rd, and can be paid to Olive Harrison George Clifford or Paul Malashewski, o-0-0 SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK ~ BOWLING Thurs. night ~ "Open B Bowlin -? 2 Friday, 9:00 p.m. - Open Bowling-4 21 Sat. aft. & evening - Sun. 3~5:00 p.m, - Mon, aft. 1-5:00 p.m - Wed, 1-5:00 p.m. - Open Bowling-4 ° Open Bowling-4 * Open Bowling : 0-0-0 Other good games were Putiec Open Bowling-4 c2 4 QO @ qed ec PH jo $4 Sey