Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 9, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba 20 Winnipeg free press tuesday february there s circumstantial evidence that a perfect game should be rolled in the forthcoming american Bowling Congress tournament which opens March 25 in St. Paul Minnesota. The reason i say this is because St. Paul has hosted two Abc tournaments previously and in each of these a 300 game was rolled. There has t been a perfect Abc tournament game now since 1961, and this is the longest lapse since the Post War period of Bowling. Statistically speaking in previous Abc tournaments there have been a total of games bowled in All and Only 17 of these have been perfect 300s. That makes the Odds against hitting a perfect game to one which i think is tougher than getting a Hole in one. Further research shows that of the 17 perfect games not a single one was in team events although in team Competition there have been a 297, two 298 a and three 299 s. Of the 17 men who hit the perfect score 10 did it in the singles Competition and the others in the doubles. The first perfect Abc game was fired in 1913, and the last Man to hit it was Robert Degraff of grand rapids Michigan in the 1961 classic doubles. We shall see from March 25 through May 27 at the Abc. Ten pin chatter chateau mixed fours Agnes Jones 568 Bill Sims 544 Mike Kowpak 537 Shirley Phillips 529 Mary Johnstone 528 civic mixed Stan Lewis 581 Len Jones 551 John Woskoski 534 Northwest mixed Mel 546 Joe Antoske 537 Tom Ocharuk 533 John Ripmeester 521 Keystone men Pete Peters 550 Noel Brandt 540 Howard Lawless 533 Aurele Bourbon Niere 533 211 fur Nasman mixed mat Kawasaki 551 Carol Yewchyn 544 Camille Dorge 523 lome Bethune 509 top cat ladies Merle barries 486 Phylis Polinsky 484 Ruth. Morris 482 Joyce diner 475 b Nal b Rith Northgate gals. Ruby gales 489 Edah Goldstein 421 Winnipeg classic Joe Worb 566 Joe Chmelnitsky 560 Barry Segal 552 Ken Coutts 551 Harvey Portigal 539northgate men Albert Meckling 594 Pete Stolash 586 Bill Bauer 583 Dick new Bank 582 Rene Jarmusek 579 Ken Hinther 566 236 car league Frank Blandford 582 Dave Mclntosh 565 Terry Mundy 559 Bob Roberts 554 Andy Chovanchek 554 by Whittington 553 senior ladles Jeanne Stear. 568, Evelyn Kucharski 543 sue Bass 532 Dot Eger 523 Anne Poersch 522 Betty Devuono 518 Gladstone motors team rolled an 853 Triplicate nor nay Pembina mixed Hank Greenwood 600 232, Rose Lenton 522 Brian Trager 576 Rita Serbin 508 b. Olander 526 Carol Yewchyn 507 Bill Novak 524 Archie Jardine 523 merchants league Bruce Young 580 Russ Domaas 558 Jim Bercier 553 de Martin 547 Joe Slaney 542 206 St. John s Commer Cial Ernie Schick. 609 222, Ken Hinther 537 Robert lick 535 Peter Stolash 532 206 for Joe Mroz. Five pin jottings senior mixed Dylis Turner hit a league and City record with including lines of 408-290-356 followed by de Lynch 858 Gladys Dob Lee 816 Jack Hales 808 George Evans. 790 de Sweeney 788 Manitoba Telephone mixed George Hurley 807 Ernie Kuz 754 Connie Creswell 790 Toni Lear 718 Eleanor Meier. 716 Frank Griffith 705 Victory mixed Jim Wasson 714 John Rodgers 706 Elsie son Heim 669 Cadamy mixed Stan Lewis 815 de Smith. 756 Betty Cumberbach 733 Pat Mcnabb 730 Pat Mcnabb has a 244 average b Nai b Rith Garden City mixed Marvin Peters 641 Nat Dana 727 Jack Etkin 672 Lois Acher Man 320 single car yardman de Johns 869 Ben Juda 759 Al Cowie 751 de Carlson 715 co to sunday Niters mixed Joyce Sacher 756 Al Kuluk 734 Jim Mosienko St. Joseph s men Al Ambach 780 George Sinclair 724 710 Bob Wagstaff. 722 Jorie Layng 627 Maple Leaf ladies Elsie Scott 6g5 mar classic men Ken Betle 875 Roy Cunningham 749 Barry Greaves and Rick Nowell 719 each Lou Habinski 713. Neepawa Spiel draws 66 rinks Neepawa Man. Special the club on a sunday and play play started sunday afternoon was confined for the first two in Neepawa s 26th annual men s Bonspiel. Games were held for the first time in the history of 4 speeds Forward Power reverse self propelled Sno thro makes Short work of Clearing any kind of Snow clears 24" path throws Snow from 3 up to 25 away in any direction. Dependable 4 Cycle engine. Easy to operate with four speeds Forward plus Power re verse. Basy terms year end specials 6 . Reg. Sau 4 . Reg. Sale consolidated turf a equipment co. Ltd. 1592 Saskatchewan dealers rond s Marine 1127 main St. Main outboard 1411 main it. Days of the Bonspiel to the two major competitions the Murray and Consumers Coop events. An entry of 66 rinks was received. Well known Curling communities of Birnie and Franklin made the outside entries in the 1965 Bonspiel. There Are six rinks from these clubs participating and four from Mentmore. Arden Gladstone and Minnedosa Are each represented by three rinks while Cordova flin flon and Plumas each have two. Home away from Home members of the West German National hockey team Shook their Heads when they saw the Canadian food at a reception in the trophy room of Labatt s brewery monday. The food was Home cooked German style at left Gunther Knouss goalie and Centre Siegfried Schubert fill their plates. The germans meet the Canadian National team tonight at Winnipeg Arena. Visitors like to hit nats must keep Heads up against rugged germans one rink is entered from each of the following centres Winnipeg Carberry. Mccreary Riv ers Kelwood Oberon and Well Wood. There Are 26 Neepawa foursomes. Acting mayor Angus a. Mcdougall in the absence of mayor George Rey holidaying in Hawaii officiated at the Brief opening ceremonies sunday afternoon. Norman Kudd and Jim Robertson have entered rinks from flin flon. Bruce Musgrave Well known Mccreary skip has a rink Here and lome Foreman a for Mer grand aggregate Winner is Back with a rink from Rivers. A Labatt s rink is entered from Winnipeg and Lou Hill has a carting s rink from Dauphin. Bonspiel Headquarters is again set up in the of the Vivian draw master of the Bonspiel is Ewart Deveson and he is also Curling with Hulme s local rink. Mrs. Doreen Deveson is assisting her husband at Bonspiel Headquarters. Huber Mike Yale is also again assisting at by Fred Collins with All due respect to the last of the legitimate practitioners of paralysis Bill Juda body checking has All but disappeared from Canadian hockey. The Art however still flourishes in Germany. If you re anxious to turn Back the clock a decade or so coach Gord Simpson suggests you be at the Arena tonight when his world championships bound club hosts a team from fussed West Germany. Game time is b o clock. We played against this club two or three times on our last Simpson said yesterday Between for fulls of sauerkraut at a Lucheon for the germans. They particularly impressed me with their body checking. Most of their defence men have Good size and amazing anticipation. These Are the two biggest assets of a in Canada the 44-year-old Juda who now patrols the Blue line of the intermediate Warroad minn., lakers is one of the last of a vanishing Breed. Most body checking today is half body and half boards. In the True sense of the word according to knowledgeable observers this does t constitute a legitimate Bod Check. I Don t think i la have to remind our Guys to keep their Heads Simpson said. The team from fussed a City of about is now 3-2-3 on a whirlwind 12 game tour of Canada. They re the Yankees of Ger Many s first division. Accord ing to manager Otto Hormann. Fussed has worn the German Crown 12 times since 1949. About 12 or 13 of the players with the touring club will be on the West German roster when the world championships Are staged March 4-14 at Tampere Finland the fussed club is almost Al ways on ice. Hermann s explanation was Brief. We own our rink. The ice stays in almost 12 months o the fussed in fact played in a tournament at Cortina Itlay. More than a month before the fats opened based Camp. Falcons win Norwood Falcons goals by Dennis and John Lair Arche for. A 3-2 Victory Over North Kildonan in a juvenile hockey league match sunday. Excellent investment Opportunity with Golf-0-tron the realistic indoor electronic Golf course will be on exhibit at the t. Eaton co. Starting february 11 the Golf-0-tron has been a proven financial Success in test markets already established in Canada. A opportunities exist for Centre developments and single unit purchases. Interested parties May arrange to meet with Golf-0-Trbn officials in Winnipeg for a demonstration by phoning 212 co 5-8585, or writing to v Golf of tron 17 w. 60th St new Yirk or to Box 1553 free press their Winnipeg according to the German manager most of the players now on tour work for a Large Industrial concern in fussed. Apparently the players Aren t permitted to practice during working hours but Only after the five of clock whistle but there is no loss of wages when the fellas from fussed pack their skates and hit the Road for extended periods such As this Canadian tour. Tonight s game incidentally is the second last for nats be fore the world classic. Friday night they la face the Manitoba Junior league All stars. Fool i i c3 Cordie Howe s local swimmers fare Well in meet i break about 100 hockey Sticks a season playing in the National hockey league. That s counting those i break in practice As Well. When you get a stick that has just the right feel and snap for you you d like to keep it. But that puck is like a piece of steel after it freezes. So the stick really takes a battering despite the added Protection of the tape you wind around the Blade. Of course one of the main purposes of the tape is to give you a better Purchase on the puck. Today s More expensive Sticks Are reinforced with a Glass Fibre finish. So they do last longer. However i got an education i regarding Wood when i visited a factory where they make hockey Sticks. I realized there Are different grades of lumber but i wondered if Sticks would be uniform if they All were made from the Wood from one select tree. They explained there Are All different textures different types of Wood from the outside of the tree to the Core of it you May Piave what appear to be identical Trees on a Bill. On will be right on the Edge of the tree line and it will be battling the wind throughout its whole life Span. The similar tree maybe three or four feet in from a seed from the same original tree will be of a weaker texture than the one that s been fighting the wind. The Wood from the first tree will be harder make stiffer hockey shafts. They said the same thing is True when it comes to making baseball bats. They said babe Ruth for one Only would use bats that had three eyes or knots in Thern they made the Wood and the Bat heavier. They gave me one of the babe Ruth bats and one of a lighter texture. I gave the lighter Bat to Murray Oliver now with the Boston Bruins when he was playing baseball for gait. The youngest of my three sons is named after Murray. That babe Ruth Bat was a Little too heavy for any of us. The starry swimming of. Carla Lennox Alexis Simmons Anne Walton and Anne Gardner combined with Strong relay placings to earn the girls of Winnipeg Owca aquatic club fourth place in the Minneapolis Owca open swim meet Over the weekend. The team picked up 143 Points 4% Points behind third place de Ina. The meet was won by the Host club with Hopkins second. Aquatics managed their fast est times even surprising coach pop Sidwell. Both Carla and Alexis placed in every race they swam while Anne Walton con firmed her reputation As an out standing backstroke and Anne Gardner placed Well in Butterfly and freestyle. To 12-year-old Alexis went the Honor of setting a Minne Sota record or 160 Yards individual Medley As she came from behind to win with the remarkable time of she place Elf in three other age group races third in 109 Yards freestyle fourth in 40 Yards freestyle 23.0 and fourth in 40 Yards Butterfly to round out her weekend s Success she finished Well in two gruelling open events third in 400 cards individual med Ley and fourth in 500 Yards freestyle on the heels of outstanding performances at the Canadian american meet in Virginia two weeks ago Carla Lennox s Dis play of Speed and versatility emphasized the solid improvement in her swimming. She ranked in five age group events arid in the open 100 freestyle where she was second touch in in her 13 and bracket she came first in 100 freestyle second in 200-freestyle third in 100 backstroke fourth in 160 individual Medley and tied for fifth in 100 breaststroke in the individual Medley she actually qualified first with a Fine in the heats but had to swim the final just after another very Tough race and could Noi repeat that performance. Stylish Anne Walton earned second place finishes in All three backstroke races open and age group. In the 13 and 14 event she covered the 100 Yards in the same very fast time As the Winner but was judge second. She swam the same Dis Tance in the open event in and completed her remarkable efforts with a time of for 200 Yards open. Anne also placed fifth in the 160 individual Medley or her age group in in her favorite 100 Yards bit Erly race Anne Gardner placet Bird with a Fine in the least. She made sixth in the 100 freestyle Tor 13 and 14s, Anc again sixth in the open 100 free style swimming a Shade Ove in both races. Other aquatics who place were Laura Badger third in 16 individual Medley for 10 year and under Marta Smith sixth in the same event for 1 and 12 Cindy Akesson third in 40 Yards backstroke of eight and under and sixth in Butterfly Carolyn Smith fifth n breast Oke for eight and Unar s club strength showed up in tie relay events where every earn placed. The powerful 13 and 14-year-old team of Lennox Walton Gardner and Lynn Church came second in both freestyle and Medley relays he 11 and 12 teams of Simmons Eileen Mcmorris Wendy Fate of scouting plan in Lap of Cal meeting by Joe Dupuis Montreal up Talent scout j. I. Albrecht said Mon Day the Fate of his scheme for a Central scouting system hangs in the balance of the Canadian football league meetings in Ottawa this week. Albrect said he made the league an exclusive offer of. The scouting plan at the Cal s recent meetings in Chicago and said the initial response was he said be offered to sell the service of the Canadian league which would buy it for a1 set fee on b e h a 1 f of All nine teams in the circuit. All of the teams reacted favourably except said Al Brecht declining to say More. If the Canadian league turns the plan Down As a body then Well approach each individual he said. Although reject. Tion by the Cal would t be fatal Albrecht said it would be a serious setback. Albrecht resigned last fall As general manager of the Quebec rifles to devote full time to his pet project of Selling the Cen trial scouting idea to pro foot Ball. Albrecht unveiled his proposal at the Chicago meetings in a six Page Brief. Our organization is now set up and in Albrecht said in an interview. In other we Are established. All we need the North american professional scouting network is de scribed by Albreght in the Brief As new concept in professional Talent scouting and re basically the network would information service on promising football United. States Cou Leges. Albrect s Field staff Are the coaches of the . Colleges already Allied them selves with the Albrecht says the system will save teams time Money and wasted motion and would supplant not replace the teams present scouting sys terns. The Brief says the network would provide a detailed evaluation of All pro prospects a pre season position by position breakdown before june-1, and a week by week personal perform Ance charts on each Man. Also the would screen minor league circuits and provide i n to a mation. Of training Camp player cuts in the National and american football leagues. Bowl off s under Way fort Frances. Ont. Spec Ial the first half of the zone bowl offs to determine this area s representatives in the Western Canada finals was completed monday at the Plaza lanes. The second half also consisting of ten games is slated to be held in Dryden february 21. After the first ten games the leaders i the men s bowl off were Quentin Snider average Garry Beyko Kenora 256 Gib Ordin Dryden 255 Claude Stanfield dry Len "253 Fred Klinker f6rt Mun Richert fort Frances 245 and Louis Cas Banko Dryden 243. The top seven in fee ladies Competition were Blanche Illas by fort Frances 246 average Rose Clifton Keri Ora 236 Louise Duncan fort Frances 231 Mary Klinker fort Frances 226 Helen Plaskett fort Frances 223 Dor Othy Nyarady Kenora 221 and Rita Mccay Kenora 217. New York waive shoe maker s first Belmont stakes Winner was Gallant Man in the 1957 event. Beddows and Lesley Patson placed third in both their events while the. 10 and under teams of Badger Ainsley Simmons Elaine Smith Janet Sadler and Kathy Lloyd came fourth in freestyle and fifth in Medley., open relay teams of Lennox Walton Church Simmons came third in style and fourth m Wash Hunter Lead pin qualifying set five pin bowlers 214 of them visited Jim Wasson s Polo Park Anes saturday to kick off the Western Canada championships qualifying round. They played he first eight of 24 games. Leading the ladies was Ann Wach with Ann rolled two 313. Games in her first Block of your and a 304 in Ler second. Gladys Dob Lee is Sec Ond with 329 perennial favorite Ollie Dynduik s third with 935 308 in line Are Dolly Mceach Ern 898, Diane Malley 914, Dylis Turner 345 Pat Mcnabb 860, sue Redding Nora Guy Rae Henry Peg madding Betty Gloux Kitty Elliott Pat Whitman other ladies in the running Are lil Atamanchuk Ollie Kucharski Betty Comber Bach Wisny Johnson Martha Gau Dreau and Margo petraites. Don Hunter is setting tremendous Pace for the men with his score Hunter put a lot of weight behind his blocks of and another Young Veteran showing Well is Joe scheiring whose is second. Quiet Mike Burega rolled the highest Block of four and lies third with he bowled in the late session. Norm Shanas place fourth with followed by Ken Boddis 997, Alf petraites petraites began his first Block with games of 401 and 339. Art Milne is seventh with others in Strong Contention Are Emi Kurdydyk Ken Betle Jim weeks Al Enns Barry land Ralph Dick George Mclntosh Gord Feldman Johnston Eddie Bernie Lynch Nick Malley Sta Diest top bracket bowlers in the Campaign so far Are Eddie Lynch 1.007 Jim weeks Norm Shan As last year Shan As began with and fhe seven places for both the Nen and ladies promises a hard ought contest especially with the l8 men who Are in the 250 5and up average bracket according to he above scores. Coast wins telegraphic swim meet Vancouver won the sixth Annu Al Canadian Myca telegraphic swim meet saturday breaking seven meet records to pile up Points. Some 200" swimmers in 15 teams competed. St. Catharines placed second with. Points followed by Calgary South 923 a Toronto West end -91514, new Westminster 804, Peterborough 632 Winnipeg Central Winnipeg St. James 469, Mont real neg 440, Edmonton 439, Cornwall 402, Kingston 355, Belle Ville 136 and St. John s the eight broken meet records with previous records in Brack ets were Lumberjack Bozif on tap saturday a Lumberjack style bout be tween Yukon Bill and Don Leo Jonathan will be the on Alex Turk s pro wrestling card saturday at the auditorium. Popular Whipper Biliy Watson meets Nikiti Kalmikoff the wild est member of the russian family Semi Windup. The special event it will be Bulous kangaroos trading holds with Karl Gotch and Gene Ethan Jimr Hardy to Eric Froelick and Tein Start the action at . 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