CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 16, 1961

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HOCKEY HINTS

‘By JOSH SAVOY
SHOOTING

The best way to Icarn to shoot
® puck is to shoot 2 puck, This may
sound obvious, but every so often I

Chief Bowling Instruc!

HOW TO BOWL FIVEPINS

hear of players trying to
their wrists by using certain wel-!
gehts or by squeezing rubber balls,
A player who starta right in
shooting is & lot better off, They
would be developing their wrists
and learning to shoot at the same
time, The more you shoot, the
stronger your wrists develop.
‘When ice is unavailable 2 pla-
yer who wishes to develop a strong.
er shot or to perfect the accuracy
of his shooting can set up a device |
of his own,

Rig up a piece of canvas or Lin

wood for a target and shoot ast it
off a waxed surface, Shooting off
cement or grass isn't as good be-
cause you can't get the proper
“feel.”

The canvas or wooden target
should be about four feet by six feet

the size of a regular goal, To per-| the

fect accuracy mark spots on the
target. Once you have mastered
getting on the net sork on differ-
ent spots,

There are six pretty good scor-
ing spots: Both corners high, low
in each corner, or six inches inside
the post on elther side.

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FOUR WAYS TO AIM
THAT BALL

A perfect grip, a balanced stan~
ce, a smooth delivery — in bowling,
all these combine to make the ball
go where you almed it.

‘That just leaves the bowler with
the problem of how to aim cor-
pinta It ds probably the most con-

versial problem in bowling, There

Bowling,
Spot Bowling. Hach system has its
avid adherents.

Both of us are enthusiastic spot
bowlers, and strongly recommend
shis system.

To choos, the method that gives
best results for your particular
style of bowling, you understand
what each system involves, So, with
special stress‘on the virtues of spot
bowling, we'll outline all four me-

thods, é

DIRECT PIN BOWLING

By far the highest percentage
of bowlers instinctively adopt the
“Direct Pin Bowling” method as

soon as they start bowling.
* Since the object of the game is
to Imock down as many pins as
possible, it just seems natural for a

:| bowler to keep his eyes and his at-

tention flced on the pins, and for-
get about everything else,

In direct pin bowling, you
should on the base of

Some of the basic principles of
Civil Defence are self help, mutual
ald and. help,

the pin, where the rubber band goes
ground it, to give yourself the lar-
gest possible area to aim it. When
the ball, you keep your

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swing and follow-through in ea di-
rect Hne with the pin.

‘To scatter the pins best, and
give you the best chance of a strike,
the ball should strike in the “poc-
ket” on either side of the headpin,
For a “perfect strike”, one half of
the ball should collide with half of
the headpin.

For this reason, many bowlers
aim at the side of the headpin,
instead of directly at it. This is a
mistake, At a distance of: 6 feet,
nobody can aim that accurately at
that small a target.

Instead, you should try to “pick”
the headpin out with a dead-centre
hit. Even if you “pick” the headpin,
don’t be discouraged, This means
your aim is perfect, You must hit
the headpin to score o, strike, By
the Iaw of ‘averages you will get a
strike much oftener than you “pick”
a pin,

Although “picking” a headpin is
one of the most annoying hazards
be bowling, it is very hard to do

ly. It is so difficult, in
fa that in a recent “Headpin
Tournament”, with many of Cana-
da’s best bowlers trying to hit the
headpin dead centre, a bowler who
succeeded in doing it seven times

out of 30 frames he bowled was an

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By BERT GARSIDE & JIM HOULT
tors
Double Diamond Advisory Council : A

easy winner over the other 160 con-
testants.

If by chance you do find your-
self “pleling”™ headpins excessively
ae don't change your point of aim.

no ball is bowled in a perfectly
straight line, a slight shift back-
ward or forward will usually change

hods| the point of impact just enough so
nd you no longer hit the headpin right

on the centre.
Xf this doesn’t help, shift slight-
ly to one alde or the other of the

Bowling
Results

Bowling Results for week ending

Nov. 4th:
Monday Afternoon “High School
League” —

Girls high single, Judy Belbeck
197; girls high ‘three, Marilyn
Brown 466; boys high single, Danny
Favel 310; boys high three, Danny
Favel 783,

Road Runners 1, Pin Busters 4,
The Blowers 3, Rubber Rousers 0,
Bin Gobblers 4, The Rascals 0.
Monday Night “Celgar” Mixed Lea-
gue —

Ladies high single, Elsie Hic-
bert 302; Indies high three, Elsie
Hiebert 663; meng high single, Dick
Dyck 293; mens high three, Dave
Hiebert 728,

Team No. 1 & points, 2 0,3 6,
44,5 11,6 4, 7°1, 8 10, 9 2,10 5,
1 7, 12 9,

Nuesday Morning “Coffee Breakers”
League —

Ladies high single, Bea Herman
212; ladies high three, Janet Reed
495; team high single, Pincurlers
833; team high three, Mugs 2177.
Wheaties 3, Muffets 2, Mugs 3,
Cheerios 1, Take 5 1, Pincurlers 2.
Tuesday Afternoon “Ladies” Lea-
gue —

Ladies high single, Alice Shutek
(Bosse’s Jewellers) 230; ladies high
three, Rose Dickson (Aero Taxi)
544;-team high single, Oglows 827;
team thigh three, Oglows 2269.
Ross's Markets 4 total 13, Bos-
se's Jewellery 0-14, DeFoe Transfer
2-1, Castlegar Drugs 2-10, Aero Taxi
1-22, Oglows 3-18.

gue —

Ladies high single, Karen Neel
231; ladies high three, Betty Price
492; mens high single, Ed Isakson

648; team high single, Turtles 1004;
team high three, Turtles 2739.
Freshmen 1, Turtles 3; Green-
backs 0, HasBeens 2, Fireballs 1,
LittleJoes 2.

Tuesday Night Mixed League —
Ladies high single, Ann Fish-
wick 250; ladies high three, Marge

Archibald 252; mens high . three,
Don Leitch 603.
‘Team No, 1 1 point, 2 3,3 3,41,
53,61,
Wednesday Morning “Drivers” Lea-
gue—
ladles high single, Mabel Me-
Gillivray 265; ladles high three,
Mabel McGillivray 595; team high
single, Carburetors 891; team high
three, Carburetors 2369.
Bumpers 6, Sparkplugs 5,
Cranks 1, Sparetires: 4, Carburetors
7, Exhausteds
Wednesday Nahi “Ladies” ‘Lea.
gue—
Ladies high single, Kay Ads-
head 231; ladies high ies Kay
Adshead 517.

Beatniks 3, Flyers 3, “ sputniks
3, eoreeiris 1, KingPins 1, Five-
‘Thumbs 1.
Thursday" Morning “Ladies” Lea-
gue —

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TRAIL 368-3533

Special Chamber
Meoling Monday

A special executive mecting of
the Associated Chambers of Com-
merce of Southeastern B,C, will be
held in Castlegar on Monday at
130 in the afternoon,

The meeting will deal with de-
velopments on the Columbia river

EQOA
CASTLEGAR
Figure Skating Club
Instructor and Master of Sessions, Mike Verzuh

Junior Figure Skating
will on. Friday, Nov. 17

situation. The Castlegar m

is entitled to three delegates at the
meeting. Robson resident W. T.

Waldie is a permanent member of

the executive.

Ladies high single, Dorothy
Hardy 222; ladies high three, Che-
ne yons 533; team high aingle,
‘Beavers 821; team high three, Lions

1982, 3
Thursday Night Mixed “Commer-

celal”

Ladies high single, Pearl Filll-
poff 232; ladles high three Elainc
Rysen 625; mens high single, Jake
Koenig 300; mens high three, Jake
Koenig 766. Other top scorers Bob
effery 761, Fred Fillipoff 649, Karl
Foreen 634, Nick Burak 619, Don
McLarty 620, Harry Cheveldave 607,
Ross Leavit, 600. Team high single,
Breadwinners 1080; team high
three, CornerPins 2880.

Coasters 1, Untouchables 3,
FivePins 1, Rick's TV 3, Breadwin-
ners 2, CornerPins 2, Munlarks 0,
FourPointers 4, KingPins 1, Splin-

from..4.30 to 5.30 p.m.
FEES: $5.00 for Ist member each family =
$3.00 each additional member =
Advance registration at Pitts Drug, Castlegar and
at the Rink on Friday, Nov. 17, at 4.00 p.m.
The assistance of skating mothers is needed.

AUGER

ters 8, Tired Tutors 3, Plaza Five 1,| -

Friday Night “Classic” Mixed Lea-
gue —

Ladies high.single, Marge Bon-
nett 241; ladies high three, Marge
Bonnett 676; mens high single, Joe
Zebroff 260; mens high three Joe
Zebroff 663; team high single, Ro-
yal Scotts 989; team high three,
‘Rebels 2608.

Defenders 4, Dukes 0, Royal
Scotts 3, Rebels 2, Phantoms 2,
Bedrocks 1)

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Bach month, Gordon Baulkham,
manager of the Gem Cleaners in
Castlegar is donating $2.50 of free
cleaning for the ladies high single,
ladies high three, mens high single,
mens high three. Winners for the
month of October were as follows:
ladies high single, Elsie Hiebert
with @ 302; ladies high three, Rose
Dickson with 720; mens high single,
Jim Munroe 325; and mens high
three, Jim Munroe 816.

“Tony wears your sweater often.”
Catch up on family news and enjoy
areal visit by Long Distance. Call
tonight. Someone would love to
hear your voice.

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Tuesday Night “Wests” Mixed Lea_ |

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