Bowling News From October Leagues Burst With Scores
A long city bowling roundup covers Carmations in a wobbling strand and Asters led by Gayle Halford with 610, while Violets Jets and Knives push for league wins. Standings show Asters 21, Giads 12, Mams 10, Violets 9, Roses 1, Carnanons 4 as October rounds unfold with strong showings by Adele Nolan and Ernie Mac Kenzie anchoring top games.
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Rowe
Aootshan
Violets
Cacti
Wits
Jondan Gimai
Adele Nolan
Roses
Asters
Giads
Mams
Carnanons
Ledger
Acton Woodcraft
Dew Forest
Acton Wooderary
Taxi
IGA
Cinegreeters
Gantly
Rege
Jordan
Dor Lindsay
Wile
Shannon
Tolsty
Jolly Rogers
Rogers
Jonda
Ed Ryan
Jet Fryer
Arlie White
Gus
Chieh" Me Cute Webster
Bob Brure
Jolly Rigers
Acton
Firemen
Jack Pink
John Krapek
Mick Holm
Lone Ranger
Phil LeSueur
Acton Billiards
Nicol
Tiger Cats
Halford
Cats
Casarin Flyers
Mike” Bennett
Jack Bullough
Norm Morton
Don Grein
Jeff Fryer
Casaria Flyers - Dominion
Flyers
Harry Lawson
Doc’ Oakes
Mono” Casarin
Primo Ribhu
Rio
Fred Kentner
Bob Skidgmore
Ches
Lpexeda
Nicol’s Tiger Cats
Domini
Bowling League Night Produces Rugged Scores and Standings
A chaotic yet vivid bowling night sees Jokers top the ladder with brash play while Bears, Jesters, and Raiders jostle for position. Notable performances include Bruila Brunelle and Sophie Oehlrich posting high marks, and Joe Duffield with a 325 in doubles as Raiders seize first place.
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Martin Oehrrich
Sophie Oehlrich
Gus Malcolm
Helen LeSneur
Ellen MacDonald
Ed Browne
Jack Hatch
Art Rainford
Art
Broken Arrows
the Combs
Eagles
Jokers
Jesters
Little Rascals
Raiders
Blue Bombers
Comets
Golden Hawks
Tiger Cats
T. C
Hawks
Joe Duffield
John Dunn
Mike Sargent
Jul Hurst
Bruce Shultis
Keith Andrews
Frank Morton
Joan Palmer
Sandra Franklin
Brian Sheridan
Somerville shines at ACWW conference and Beesley event
Mrs G Somerville Limehouse attended the ACWW conference in Kaltingagh Scotland. She delivered highlights from the convention hall and mingled with members, while readings by Mrs Ballen and remarks by Mrs Jamies Noble added to the evening's enjoyment. Tenors bowling awards went to Nichols Palmer Thompson and Shaltis. Local merchants misrouted home found at Woodbine race track. Beandmore Combines host Oakville bye next Saturday.
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Acton
Beardmore
Streetsville
Dixie Plazaway
Acton Merchants
Jeane
Bery
Jordan
Jordan Femme
Mos
Somerville
Kaltahigagh
Mere Sommerville
Feredtigg
Ure
Perteard
Phasos
Ballen
Ledger
LGA
Jett Fryers
Pauls
Don Grein
Goredon
Hardoom
Reinharts
Coca-Cola
Larcy Nicols
Joan Palmer
Dot Thompson
Bruce Shaltis
Dixie Plaza
Woodbine Race Track
Lady Luck
Beandmore
Oakville
Adios
Amigos
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Chevy Marton
Ette Bowman
H. K. Porter
Beryl Jordan
Martin
Owen Coultrup
Trowers
Ernie MacKenzie
Norma Titus
Cartage
Releble
LOLA
Iere
Corba Shoes
sHavell Brus
Pegay Lagson
Shygles
Armmal Lavell Howe
Tri
Ivan Xnfant
McCabin Services
Prouse Motors
Dotals
Reid
Gasmiline Alley
New Hart
Elsie
Sydney K
Sami
Roussit
Diane Spielvagel
Triccune
Jean
Barr
Dorys Creamer
Verpa Artic
Sharps
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Jean Me
Issac
Bea Anderson
Joan
McCristallen
Flo Fryer
Benson's ! League
Prouse Motors I& McCallum Services
Corona | Shoes
Lamb Real Estate
Benson Shoes
Lovell Bros
Acton Friends
Turtles
Phantoms
Jeague
Jim Gibson
Hartley Coles
Harry Rogers
the United Church of Canada
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Rev
Morrison Kelly
ST. Emmanuel College
Toronto
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Robert Lide School
Professor Kelly
Knox Presbyterian Church
Kelly
Pope
Harold
Carry Dedhruyn
Tet Jone Ainge
Nad Deroret
Lorne
Bruila Brunelle
Alanding
Phantonia
Turton
Magny
Higders
Ansone
Eaay Urgenr
Armine
Phu LaSveur
Tyan
Doren
Malcohn
Avoven
Bot Afartin
Wes MacDonald
Tobere
Das
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Chun Hasan
Jester
Hwo
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Uw Ping
Noni
Rascals
Whedhan Plona
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Bob Taylor
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