Western Canada 1946 - 1973

Western Canada (1946-1973)

Full credit and gratitude to Don Sim for taking the time to search through his personal records and compile these Western Canadian champions as well as record scores in the various events.

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A Little History


All events were 8 games total pinfall using the counter pin (left 2 pin). The "counter pin" refers to the fact that you had to knock down the left 2 pin during the frame, or the downed pins in that frame did not count. In 1967 the Canadian Bowling Congress decided to abolish the counter pin (the left counter pin had to be knocked down to score any points). The rule change went in effect in 1968 in eastern Canada, but the Western Canada 5-pin Bowling Association rejected the change, and as a result there were no national championships until 1972 after the west accepted abolishing the counter pin. (Although some leagues continued with the counter pin system for several more years.)

For more on the History of 5 Pin Bowling


Western Canada Championships (1946 - 1973)
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Singles

Ladies
Men
Year
Champion
Zone
1946 Jean Bray (Morgan) Calgary
1947 Babs Jefferies (Oakenfold) Calgary
1949 Lil Machon Calgary
1950 Mary Currie Calgary
1953 Mary Currie Calgary
1954 Mary Currie Calgary *
1957 Elvera Laughey (Forwick) Edmonton *
1960 Mary Currie Calgary
1965 Jeanette Neuberger (Smeed) Southern
1967 Shirley Miller (Eby) Calgary
1968 Shirley Miller (Eby) Calgary
1968 Emma Johanson Calgary
1970 Mary McConaghie Edmonton
Year
Champion
Zone
1946 R. Jones Edmonton
1948 Jack Smith Calgary
1969 Jack Smeed Southern
1972 Bill Murphy Edmonton *
1973 Stan Hesp Edmonton

Ladies Team

1945
1946
1947
1949
1954*
1957
1963*
1964
1971
1972

Calgary
Jean Bray (Morgan)
Babs Jefferies (Oakenfold)
Lil Machon
Millie Luft

Edmonton
Marg Asquin
Vi Foster
Evelyn Green
Marie Sangster
May Smith

Calgary
Corinne Lucas
Helen Ager
Ev Graham
Tillie Peters
Millie Luft

Calgary
Ella Young
Lil Machon
Millie Luft
Anne Palin
Ruth Harris

Calgary *

Lil Machon
Babs Oakenfold
Ruth Harris
Flo Befus
Mary Currie
Ruby Befus
Coach: Ken McDiarmid *

Calgary
Mary Currie
Babs Oakenfold
Ruth Harris
Helen Ager
Joan Martin
Coach: Ron Young

Edmonton *

Sis Maltin
Marilyn Kerswell
Nell St.Lawrence
Del Gagnon
Loreen Mckellar
Emma Bush
Coach: Ann Tischer *

Calgary
Shirley Miller (Eby)
Mary Currie
Marie Stroh
Marna Thompson
Marg Patterson
Helen Blackburn
Coach: Bill Plumb

Edmonton
Ebba Anderson
Nina Ible
Ruth Benson
Ivy Farrage
Mary McConaghie
Audrey Sakowsky(Marusin)
Chris Vaughan
Coach: Gene Gagnon

Southern
Jeanette Smeed
Shar Plato (Williams)
Dianne Violini
Bea Salmon
Eleanor Dorgatti
Louise Plato
Sandra Westling
Coach: Len Herring

Men's Team

1957
1967
1969
1972

Calgary *
Neale Roche
Tom Campbell
Mo Trevelyan
Bob McColm
Ron Sansom
Al Bannister
Coach: Baldy Baldwin

All Star Team *
Stan Hesp
Clare Lakeman
Tom Campbell
Don Sim
Gary Tunbridge
John Rempel
Coach: Gene Gagnon

Southern *
Jack Smeed
Stan Woodward
Bill Thomas
Bert Mezei
Gary Tunbridge
Bud Elliott
Coach: Reg Smeed *

Southern
Jack Smeed
Steve Pedersen
John Rempel
Bill Thomas
Ken Mogus
Stan Woodward
Francis Higa
Coach : Len Herring

Mixed Team

1947
1949
1950
1952
1953
1960
1962
1964
1970
1971
1972

Calgary
Mary Currie
Anne Palin
Babs Jefferies (Oakenfold)
Al Bannister
Bob Roggia

Calgary
Mary Currie
Anne Palin
Millie Luft
Al Bannister
Tom Campbell

Edmonton
Vern Mohs
Marg Peacock
Meg Warren
Marie Sangster
Jim Rutherford

Calgary
Babs Oakenfold
Mary Currie
Flo Befus
Banny Bannister
Mo Trevelyan

Calgary
Babs Oakenfold
Flo Befus
Mary Currie
Sandy Luft
Mo Trevelyan

Calgary
Flo Befus
Marry Currie
Cec Diett (Bullen)
Marie Stroh
Jack Sadlick
Mo Trevelyan
Ron McGill
Coach: Ken McDiarmid

Edmonton
Del Gagnon
Elvera Forwick
Meg Warren
Doris Lawrence
Peter Marusin
Jan Leenders
Len Karlson
Coach: Harry Crockett

Calgary *
Peg Herner
Helen Blackburn
Marie Stroh
Mary Currie
Tom Campbell
Stan Black
Don Sim
Coach: Bill Plumb *

Southern
Dianne Violini
Lyndell Kurtz (Brekko)
Jeanette Smeed
Gwen Kapcala
Jack Smeed
Bill Thomas
Gary Tunbridge
Coach : Len Herring

Southern
Dianne Violini
Lyndell Kurtz (Brekko)
Eleanor Dorigatti
Lil Fach
Steve Pedersen
Jack Smeed
Bill Thomas
Coach: Frank Winchester

All Star *
Ebba Anderson
Irene Jevne
Emma Johanson
Donna Derin
Jack Smeed
Bill Thomas
John Rempel
Coach – Len Herring

Aggregate Teams

1946
1947
1949
1953
1957
1960
1964
1966
1969
1972

Edmonton

Marg Asquin, Vi Foster, Evelyn Green, Marie Sangster, Mary Smith, + Mens team

Calgary

Mary Currie, Babs Jefferies(Oakenfold), Anne Palin, Corinne Lucas, Helen Ager, Ev Graham,Tillie Peters, Millie Luft, Bob Roggia, Harry Johnson, Jimmie Haxton, Alec McWilliams, Bob Borland, Al Bannister, Percy Timms, Bill Rogers.

Calgary

Mary Currie, Anne Palin, Millie Luft, Ruth Harris, Ella Young, Lil Machon, Bob Borland, Ron Young, Vic Aldrich, Harry Johnson, Al Bannister, Tom Campbell

Calgary

Mary Currie, Babs Oakenfold, Flo Befus, Teddy Fraser, Lil Machon, Marie Stroh, Ron Young, Sandy Luft, Mo Trevelyan, Walter Jarret, Bob Borland, Vic Aldrich

Calgary

Neale Roche, Tom Campbell, Mo Trevelyan, Bob McColm, Ron Sansom, Al Bannister, Art Parker, Mary Currie, Babs Oakenfold, Ruth Harris, Helen Ager, Joan Martin, Marg Dick, Irene Covey(Hill) Mary Border

Calgary

Flo Befus, Mary Currie, Cec Diett (Bullen), Marie Stroh, Helen Ager, Sylvia Martin, Marg Peacock, Jack Sadlick, Mo Trevelyan, Mike McClusky, Ron McGill, Bev Nicholls, Howie White

Coach: Tom Campbell

Calgary

Shirley Miller (Eby),Mary Currie,Marie Stroh, Helen Blackburn, Marg Patterson. Marna Thompson, Peg Herner, Tom Campbell, Stan Black, Don Sim, Bob French, Bob Miller, Earl Mosley

Coach: Bill Plumb

Calgary

Shirley Miller (Eby), Betty Nason, Emma Johanson, Helen Ager, Mary Currie, Sylvia Heater,Cathy Taylor, Howie Jaquish, Larry Burrell, Lloyd Herner, Stan Black, Ron Sansom, Bob French, Dave Alexander

Coaches: Al Bannister, Earl Mosley

Southern

Lyndell Kurtz (Brekko), Dianne Pedersen (Violini) ,Jeanette Smeed, Isabelle Bergman, Eleanor Dorigatti, umi Medoruma, Jack Smeed, Steve Pedersen, John Rempel, Bill Thomas, Ken Mogus, Stan Woodward, Francis Higa,

Coach: Len Herring

All Star *

Stan Hesp, Clare Lakeman, Tom Campbell, Don Sim, Gary Tunbridge, John Rempel, Ebba Anderson, Irene Jevne, Emma Johanson, Donna Derin, Jack Smeed, Bill Thomas

Coaches: Gene Gagnon, Len Herring

Record Scores

WESTERN CANADA BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
RECORD SCORES 1945 - 1973


All events 8 games total pinfall using the counter pin (left 2 pin)

Event Year Bowler(s) Score Games
Ladies Singles
Single Game 1959 Elsie Jackson - Vancouver 450
Four Games 1959 Elsie Jackson - Vancouver 1,232
Eight Games 1959 Elsie Jackson - Vancouver 2,405 348 363 228 293 293 195 450 235
 
MENS SINGLES
Single Game 1954 Dave Bissett - Vancouver 420
Four Games 1964 Jack McArthur - Vancouver 1,301 338 249 324 390
Eight Games 1952 Bill Aronec - Winnipeg 2,461 317 355 298 279 245 402 286 279
 
LADIES TEAMS
Single Game 1966 North Surrey 1,449
Eight Games 1971 Edmonton 10,306 1,239 1,293 1,096 1,402 1,316 1,275 1,330 1,355
 
INDIVIDUAL
RECORDS
Single Game 1960 Mary Currie - Calgary 418
Four Games 1962 Donna Murray - Central Manitoba 1,259 271 256 346 386
Eight Games 1967 Marion Taylor - Saskatoon 2,401 340 240 386 235 357 243 308 292
 
MIXED TEAM
Single Game 1964 Edmonton 1,464
Eight Games 1964 Calgary 10,395 1,094, 1,299 1,339 1,330-1,237 1,431 1,418 1,247
 
INDIVIDUAL
RECORDS
Single Game 1966
1962
Marion Bissonnette - Lakehead
Dale Oliphant - Southern Alberta
415
420
Four Games 1959
1960
Flo Befus - Calgary
Maurice Trevelyan - Calgary
1,201
1,324
303 337 298 263
330 339 316 339
 
MENS TEAM
Single Game 1965 Calgary 1,623
Eight Games 1966 Winnipeg 10,760 1,622 1,364 1,459 1,081 1,280 1,422 1,203 1,329
 
INDIVIDUAL
RECORDS
Single Game
1965
1968
Clare Lakeman - Edmonton
Wayne Lawson - Vancouver
448
448
Four Games 1972 Gary Tunbridge - Southern Alberta 1,336 337 366 287 346
Eight Games 1955 Bill Plumb - Saskatoon 2,464 243 356 319 269 283 390 251 353

Members of the Record Teams


Ladies Single Game: Pat Derry,Garland Kristensen,Sheila Barnes, Anne Lowe,Vi Howard,Rose Netzlaw,Nina Arsenault
Ladies Eight Games: Ebba Anderson 859 (4), Nina Ible 2162 (8), Ruth Benson 1892 (7), Ivy Farrage 1257 (5), Mary McConaghie 1980 (8), Audrey Sakowsky 1616 (6), Chris Vaughan 540 (2)
Mixed Single Game: Ron Peters 273, Isla Dotto 266, Elvera Forwick 390, Anne Tischer 234, Larry Jordan 296, Meg Warren, H Lawrence
Mixed Eight Games: Don Sim 1262 (5), Marie Stroh 2047 (8), Peg Herner 456 (2), Mary Currie 1967 (8), Tom Campbell 1906 (7), Helen Blackburn 1666 (6), Stan Black 1091(4)
Mens Single Game Jack Wilkes 431, Bob French 371, Dave Alexander 315, Ron Sansom 273, Stan Black 233, Bob Miller
Mens Eight Games Norm Shanas 1827 (7), Bob King 2446 (8), Les Dyke 1211 (5), Bernie Johnson 2217 (8), Ed Lynch 2142 (8), Ken Boddis 539 (2), Ray Sanderson 378 (2)

National Championship Information

  • National Championships 1953 Men's Only Events
  • 1954 Full Contingent
  • No National Championships from 1969 - 1971 .. Provincial All Star Teams competed in Western Canada
  • Zone teams consisted of 7 Ladies and 6 Men - 8 Game Total Pinfall
  • Singles 5 Ladies & 5 men top 50% advance after 4 games.
  • Mixed team comprised of 4 Ladies and 3 Men that also bowled on Ladies & Mens Teams.