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t MIXED LEAGUE It would look as though the Gin Pills have been lying low by the results of the past two weeks, They came up with a 2 to 1 vict- ory over the Beavers Tuesday to take the lead in the second series with 15 pts. L. Waghorn with his scores of 204,205 & 246 (655) was the big noise with M,Howard giving some nice assistance with a 208-185, C. Buck with his ssores of 296, 218 & 278 (792) and M. Hayes & B. Haughn both rolling above their average weren't good enough to stop them but came up with 12 pts to tie Pin Dusters for second place. O.Harrison again led the Dusters with A. Roussel lending a hand with his 212. Rockets although losing all 3 games to Pin Dusters came out of the fray with 5 pts. Phillpotts took 2 out of 3 from Superiors 7 pts. but the Superiors second game was big enough for them to pick up 8 pts. to put them 1 pt. up in the league standing. Good scores rolled are D, Chilton 201, HE. Niemi 208, H. Delong 211, P. Malashewski 225 (616), B. Haughn 215, Standings to date Gin Pills 5 Gutter Pups 4 Beavers 12 Cut Ups 0 Pin Dusters 12 Sleepers 0 Superiors 8 Slow Pokes 0 Phillpotts 7 Rockets 5 : Big 5 Ladies Harrison 0, 207 Maleshewski 1. 198 Dalzell D. 179 Hayes M. 17h Knight B. 167 Mon Buck C233 'Diduck P, =- 189 Waghcrn L. ~ 187 Niemi Ee. - 184 Swirmrun L. - 181 5 PIN CAPTAINS - Pick up your censtitu- tions from Leon at the bowling alleys. _-- mee Page 10 MEN'S TEN PIN LEAGUE League Standings Warehouse Stardusters 5 Stead & Lind. 6 Deceivers o Shift #1 6 Engineers 2 Bears Overheads 0 eee The results cf last nights games found the Warehouse, led by Nick Chopty 153, 187, -- 143 - 483, taking three points from the Deceivers. Other high' games for the Ware- house were John Graham 164,Joe Ruzyski 166, High man for the Deceivers was Frark Sechesky with games of 167,178,141 for 486. Other good games were rolled by Bill Day 179,144 161 - 484, Len Pineault 173,153-484 and Capt, Ed. Aho 154, Capt. Leon Checkryn lead Stead & Lindstrom in taking three points from the Stardusters, with gemes of 154. 149, 173- 476. The stardusters were lead by Joe Shubaly 188,154,154-196, Other good games were rolled by Paul Malashewski 160,153- 433. Capt. A. Pattison'ts Bears had little trouble taking four peints from the Over- heads, Clarence Buck lead the Bears with 162, 203-187. Other good gares were rolled by George Clifford 180 and Ray Hunt 172. Howard Sclly lead the Overheads with 172,146-442, Other high games for the Overheads were rolled by Bob Shirriff 154, Gord Rowlandson 153 and Capt. Bill Borsum Lo he Shift #1 found easy picking from the Engineers last night and easily took three points. Capt. Frank Whitfield lead Shift #L with 142, 159, 152-453. Other good games were rolled by Pete Diduck 175-416, and McKay 159. ; Peter Gombola lead the Sliders with 161,153,1,8-462 followed by Papa Lindskoog with 130,155,173-458. 0-0-6 MIXED TEN PIN LEACUE_ The Superiors overtook the Badgers for 3 points this week with Capt. Olyve Harrison rolling 150-158-162 (4,70) plus a 28 handi-cap making 554 for the ladies high 3 games, Other high scores were Paul Pluta 154-155-154(463) Bill Borsum 154- 156-164 (474) Dot Thompson 163 and Capt. Al Lindskoog 158-182. The Maebees also took the Royalettes fer 3 points with Leon Checkryn rolling high 3 games for the men with 186-146-165 (497) plus a 15 handi-cap making 542, Other high scores were, George Clifford 161 154, Capt. Barbara Haughn 168, Francis Hanna 146 and Pete Diduch 149-146. (cont. on page 11)