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BOLLS SCT Ip (aT CN TO wal Jno Well, the Consolidated Press did it again. By winning their protest against the Sudslingers and going to town Monday night to take 4 points from the Gunners they came out on top of the heap for the second series one, point shead of the Wings who also tock 4 points. from the Sudslingers who were unable to field a team, This places these two teams in the roll off. Who is going to be the third team? The Gunners have served notice for nll teams to get goggles so that the smoke as they go by won't bother their eyes. To Joe Heenan goes the high series for - this week, Joe ccmbined 263, 270 & 223 for a total of 756, M. "Fat" Campbell came through with a nice 346 to lead the high single, Special mention goes to G. Grant of the Short Circuits who bent out M. Nelson's grand 98 with a game of 88, Consolidated Press took the high single team geme with a nice 1160 just one point behind the league record. The high triple for the week was rolled by the Wings with a total of 2951. Good scores for the week go to G. Row landson 208, L. McColl 265, M, Sakauye 232, J. McColl 202, ¥, Sechesky 231, 213, 1. Swirhun 215, A. Roussel 225, C, Buck 226, 237 A. Fedyk 215, L. Edmonds 216, AL, Cline 202, 224, D. Brearley 211, W, Walnikka 229, M, Campbell 658, F. Sechesky 609 and C. Buck 640. Final Standing ~- Second Series Consolidated Press = 21 Wings - 20 Big Overheads - 18 J. Heenan 222 Short Circuits - 3H, Borgum |. 219 Sudslingers -12 C. Buck 218 - Schreiber - 11 B., Solly 199 Combustioneers - 10 W. Louk 198 Gunners - 5 E. Niemi 198 BH, Midkiff 198 Attention All Bowlers If you arc having trouble getting strikes by hitting the head pin, Monty Paget is now giving lessons on how to make strikes by knocking out the four pin. He hasn't as yet made known the fee, Monday night Monty pull- ed one of these shots that makes one use language not fit to hear until you take an- other look and see all the pins falling over. Striking the four pin with enough force to bring it back onto the allies from the back cushion it rolled in such a fashion to knock down the remaining pins for a strike, Have you decided how much the lessons are going to be Monty? Note: Section 3 (b) of the constitution is again brough to the attention al 211 team (cont, in column 2) Page 6 MEN'S LEAGUE (cont.) captains, v.dvancement of scheduled games will be permitted, but the captain of the team desiring same must make arrangements with the captain of the opposing team and alley management at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to time games are scheduled. (This means that any team bowling in advance without making arrangements will be classed as a team not appearing at scheduled time and the team at the alleys will await the 'allotted time before commencing to roll against the low average of the team not appearing.) 0-0-0 MIXED LELGUE Well, Stead & Lindstrom did it by taking 3 points from the Pin Boys; they took first place in the second series and thus earned a place in the roll off. C. Buck with n string of 257, 284 and 208 for a total of 749 led the parade this week but Dot Dalzell with 2 total of 658 made up of 233, 205, 220 deserves a nice hand, Just see that you keep it up, Dot. Other good scores were B, Day 248, J. Todd 202, 200, H, Goodfellow 204, R. Harris 277, 221 (647). Whirlaways rolled the top scores for the week with a 919 single and 2501 triple. Standings at end of second series Stead & Lindstrom 21 Whirlaways 17 Hot Shots 13 Pin Boys i2 Bay Beavers 11 Bombers 6 Bi 0. Harrison 189 C. Buck 227 I, Goodfellow 176 H, Hall 207 B. Haughn 167 D, Harris 196 H., Scott 165 J. Todd 193 D. Dnlzell 160 G, Morandin 192 0-0-0 LADIES' 1EALGUE Team #1 Hurricanes Mrs, D. Lindskoog 2 Misfits Mrs, E, Ostling 3 Toppers Mrs. Jan Hall 4 Pin Hepds Yrs. D, Schrier 5 T's & T's Mrs, Olga Adamo Alleys Bye Thursday, 2:00 p.m, 1 &2 - 3&4 Team Mar. 6 23 L -5 l 13 1-4 fw2. 3 20 3 w5 2m L 27 L = 2 1-3 5 apr. 3 5 «1 3-4 2 0«0~-0