December 3

1950 Cumberland basketball coach John “Wink” Crowley has

“Jumpin” Jim O’Brien, who stands six feet, four inches tall and has been the starting center for three years, and Johnny Goryl, a five-foot, eight-inch speedster who plays a hustling game, as his only returning regulars from last year’s team. The remaining starting five consists of sophomore Ralph Pearson at right forward, sophomore James Risk at left forward and Carl Archambault, a junior, at right guard. Ready for replacements will be Dennis Coleman, John Sanna, John Oldham, Vin Kosewski, Tom Kosewski, Jim Cadden, John Gilanoski and Ronnie Cooper.

1960 Gerry Pinault put together strings of 177, 186 and a sea

son-high 242 for a record high three of 605 to lead all keglers in the St. Teresa’s Men’s Bowling League at the Atlantic “60” Lanes. Other leaders were Joe Rabbitt 191-535, Gil Lepage 201-535, Aaron Wishnevsky 212-511, Bern Smith 205-509, Paul Bandieri 176-505, Norm Nolin 175-502, Gerry Proulx 175-496, Ed Cassidy 192-488, Joe Bodell 168-473, Bruno Ricciarelli 188-469, John Cornett 168-469 and Paul Iachetti 165-466.

1970 Norm Tanguay captured the high three series with 578

and Tony Pate took the high single with 223 in the weekly matches of Jerry’s Tenpin League at the Lincoln Lanes. Other leaders were Pate 577, Austin Tague 573, Jerry Choiniere 552, Bob Choquette 551, Don Sosville 551, Bob Langevin 546, Jerry Tanguay 544, Harry Crompton 533, Dan Pare 529, Stan Sydor 529, Bucky Boisclair 528, Ronnie George 527, Bob Feley 521 and Jean Faucher 520.