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thursday apr 10 1969 the tribune page 9 aylmer sweeps juvenile final series bantam tournament stouffville wins consolation series stouffville it was tournament time in stouff ville friday bantam teams converged on stouffville from brooklin oshawa ajax port perry thornhill newmarket and markham to take part in the affair that saw ajax a emerge the tourneys best the champions returned home with the roberts sand and gravel trophy after three consecutive wins in the final fixture they were hard pressed to defeat a strong well- balanced squad from thornhill it wasnt until the three minute mark in the overtime period that they were able to break the 33 deadlock jim hes- lin got what proved to be the winning goal on an as sist from richard kranc kranc performed brilliant ly setting up heslin late in the first period and counting one on his own when ajax was short han ded to break a 11 stale mate in the consolation ser ies stouffville copped the rennie transport trophy by virtue of a 20 decision over port perry it was a fast closechecking con test which featured alert goal tending by barry lc- blanc to earn the shut out although the bantams have been off the blades for several weeks it could not be proven by ken har- man as he led several determined rushes and forechecked effectively rick evans was a threat throughout for the port perry contingent stouffvilles goals came in the second period paul brown was credited with the initial tally and then bill hassard engineered a pass pattern which bob bangay completed tournament results first round oshawa 3 brooklin 2 ajax 4 port perry 3 thornhill 5 stouffville 1 newmarket 3 markham 3 newmarket declared the winner second round thornhill 2 newmarket 0 stouffville 6 markham 5 ajax 7 oshawa 5 port perry 3 brooklin 3 port perry declared the winner consolation final stouffville 2 port perry 0 tournament final ajax 4 thornhill 3 bill bedford counts 371 single stouffville bill bedford fired a 371 flat single and gary don- kers posted a 739 triple to pace the 7 oclock di vision of the mens bowl ing league with handicap don chase had a 329 and bill walker a 746 over 660 were garry donkers 739 phil why- brew 754 ron willerton 678 viv blake 684 don chase 666 bill bedford 705 over 220 were bill walker 293 tom hockin 241 bill sheridan 245 dave mcnelly 244 jim bailey 243 john cooke 271 bill grove 230231 bob jesson 271 keith barton 244 john lank- veld 229220 fred ballin- gcr 230 lowell thomp son 245 ab gage 222 len greenwood 254 bill white 240 llovd mc- vickcr 235 bob cock- burn 222 in the 9 oclock league don dunkcld had high flat single of 251 keith burkholdcr had high flat triple of 6s3 with handi cap cliff dunkcld had a 263 and eldon wagg 705 over 660 were keith burkholdcr 683 and don dunkcld 661 over 220 were eldon wagg 241 art grove 234 ken hamm 224 brad gilbert 224 don tavlor 221 robert lehman 248 glenn jackson 223 cliff dunkcld 244 fires winner stouffville stouffville stockyards were awarded the bril- linger trophy emblema tic of the novice house league championship when thev defeated schell red white 21 in a sud den death game brian forfar put the stockmen into an early lead when he topped off a thrcewav effort from mike boadwav and ron blacklock but the schell club were not finished yet and they fought back to tic it on an unassisted plav bv david schembri larrv pilkcv then be came the hero for the stockvards team as he slanncd in the champion ship goal on a pass from allen lewis legion ladies league stouffville winnie elson posted both the high single 250 and the high triple 641 in the legion ladies bowl ing league mar 25 over 200 were winnie elson 250219 ev mckay 232 ollic er- icscn 228 jean dart 231 june ward 226 marion davis 213 lois bartlcy 214 mary gccrtsma 206 marg hurst 202 teams receive trophies stouffville the lionel conacher trophy emblematic of the omha juvenile championship belongs to aylmer the western ontario fin alists defeated stouffville 82 april 3 to sweep the series in three straight the stouffville club re ceived some honor for their efforts team captain jim lamoreaux wes presented the birks trophy by con venor gordon hawes of whitby the ceremony climaxed the most successful juve nile season in stouffvilles hockey history the club defeated campbellford and meaford to earn a shot at the title although aylmer won three consecutive games by substantial margins the wins didnt come all that easy both teams provided bumps and accepted lumps throughout the series the excitement wasnt confined to the ice surface alone aylmers rabid cheering section flanked by go aylmer go banners rat tled the rafters with their vocal exuberance even when the teams were in the dressing rooms be tween periods in reply stouffvilles faithful res ponded beyond the usual audio level to urge their club in the quest for the silver it was a pair of battle- weary teams that lined up as gord hawes convenor of the omha presented the trophies at the conclu sion of the contest the rugged affair had robbed the rivals of much of their strength but little of their spirit in assessing thirty- one penalties the officials were the masters of mime and the scorer fought off writes cramp coach harmans club checked and skated with purpose in the opening period after the truckers russell wiltsie drew first appreciation the players and man agement of the stouff ville juvenile hockey club wish to thank the hundreds of fans for their support both at home and out of town games while unsuccessful in bringing a champi onship to the town the boys gave it their best throughout the series we were pleased to see such an excellent attendance at the final game 813 and we hope that another strong playoff contend er can be iced for next season jake harman coach ray steel manaeer blood at the twentynine second mark the second red light of the game flashed just fiftynine se conds into the middle frame it was captain gary gavey of aylmer with the unassisted effort pat vali- quette found an open corner right from the face- off to make it 30 gaveys second tally followed be fore mike heslop and jim partlow contributed singles to put the visitors ahead 70 undaunted by the seven- goal gap stouffville came back in the last stanza and gord henderson brought the crowd to its feet as he stretched the mesh with help from jim lamoreaux and bill thornhill it was 72 at midperiod when wayne jackson and shel don sugden set up thorn hill the rally died and garvey completed the hat trick before heslop got his second goal win peewee title stouffville heth- erington electric were de clared champions of the peewee house league when they won the second game of their best of three series 41 over mayflower farms andrew leitch paced the electricians attack with 2 goals while singletons went to john fockler and ted assinck who also had one assist mayflower farms did not score until late in the game after hetheringtons had open ed up a 40 lead jeff for far got their only goal on a good pass from robert bryant the coaches of the win ning hetherington club were bruce and dave fockler mite champions stouffville con solidated sand gravel took the mite league championship monday with a solid 41 win over schell lumber for the truckmen it was their sec ond win after tying the second game of the best of three series as during the regular season the consolidated team were led by the fine play of steve schell the nifty young forward rap ped in three goals and had an assist on the opening goal by john christie keith mcguckin scored the only goal for schell lumber on a pass from kevin mcguckin in the first game of the best of three series consol idated took a 62 decision steve schell had five of the goals and mike miller one while mike mcdermott had an assist kevin mc guckin and david camp bell replied for schells with billy jennings earn ing an assist the second game ended in a 44 tie scoring for schells were keith mc guckin with two while singles went to danny brown and kevin mcguc kin with two david camp bell and paul jackson steve schell had 3 goals and an assist for consoli dated with john christie getting one goal and one assist the coach of the cham pion consolidated team is fred williams harry schell and wayne bowes acted as assistant coaches throughout the season bantam league champs stouffville altona feeds capped their season by winning the bantam house league championship when they tied pine hill auto 11 previous games had end ed in a 21 victory for al tona and a 11 tie for the altona crew it was a well earned victory as thev had had numer ous difficulties getting un- tracked in the earlier part of the season don rennie put the pine hill club out in front with an early marker from don smith and bar ry pipher however the carmen mr and mrs percy brillingcr main street west have returned from a fourmonth holiday in arizona could not hold off the charge of the altona club and mike mccarthy tied the game when he rapped in a good pass from ron hill figure skating pro kar en lewis will head up the annual ice revue in the markham arena this fri day and saturday night apr ii and 12 time out as juvenile teams engage in goal crease skirmish a total of 11 goals were scored in the juvenile series final game in the stouffville arena april 3 but the boys found tune between tallies for a few fisticuffs here officials attempt to separate the combatants ayl mer in the dark sweaters and stouffville in the white staff photo markham outs st mikes new rivals oshawa markham the metro junior b championship was captured by the mark ham sealawax club for the second year in succes sion although the final game was a decided 62 victory the series stretch ed to the seventh game be fore the champions were hailed another metro junior b honour that for the most valuable player was awarded to right winger steve vickers who has per formed brilliantly for markham throughout the schedule he also proved his marksmanship under the pressure of playoffs as he chalked up forty- nine points it even took a rematch of part of a previous game before the championship was declared in that one a referees decision was rescinded and the contest was replayed from the 1846 mark of the third period the original mark ham penalty for delaying the game was substituted by a penalty shot st mic haels mcdonnough beat rick johnston forcing a ten minute overtime per iod in which the seal-a- wax six scored twice and the losers found the mark once an 87 loss became an 87 win for markham following that partial game the victors delighted the 2100 fans to a 64 win some young fans were literally perched on the rafters while others were content to stand tiptoe several rows deep along the boards in the clutch game markham led 32 at the end of the first frame george shields opened the scoring from vickers and jim ireton rolls 871 triple west markham league markham jim ire- ton rolled a sparkling 871 triple to lead all rivals he is a member of the west markham league don houston of thurs day mens had an 845 and mary grove of wednesday ladies an 821 other individual player results follow markham mixed c smith 806 jim me- harg 737 bill michell 690 jim robinson 673 len thurston 672 em lyons 672 marion mor- rish 667 fred barzier 662 chuck reeve 657 west markham jim ireton 871 jim orr 748 dave binger 725 vic binelli 718 dave rainey 705 jessie lavery 691 lois heafield 686 ron burdey 684 john shaw 678 jack abraham 671 wednesday ladies mary grove 821 ev sabiston 710 eileen wig- more 696 joyce shan non 663 elsie dettmar 662 willa degucrre 661 whiterodgers pearl gough 766 ro bert gough 738 vic bin elli 728 wm lust 727 tom danby 720 bill griffith 701 ernie danby 682 st patricks jack smith 775 joyce shannon 733 ray rioux 727 jim ireton 693 geo rgia stratas 687 bob canavan 687 cy ardela 665 chesbroughponds don houston 762 john hassall 667 g bennett 657 cec redmond 650 ha milne 633 ken evans 618 terry wright 602 markham vets queenie bound 681 art underwood 668 jim cook 660 cliff hunt 651 ray mcgowan 650 vera denning 613 sherwood south jim monnot 740 john keeler 635 molly marks 730 richard lutear 724 a austin 699 dea gray 677 brian vickers 671 jim bailey doreen barrett 666 betty armstrong 659 markham chryslerdodge lin thorburn 784 marj pringle 711 stan pringle 706 e j wideman 666 gar hamilton 660 shir ley chevrier 643 barb wideman 640 sharon white 612 julie thor burn 608 thursday ladles betty penny 711 con nie robinson 683 joyce cooper 683 joan hill 678 innis batham 665 barbara houston 635 thursday mens don houston 845 rod mcarthur 817 jim john son 800 h cunningham 742 bill taylor 729 art lawrence 720 haddy johnston 712 doug var- dine 709 john britton 699 russ jarvis 687 harv underwood 687 norm lynch 685 unlonville vets j proctor 729 geo miller 717 jim smith 682 louise proctor 644 bernie faber 621 art kirby 617 clarke coup- erthwaite 610 bill couch 602 gavin kirk before doug marritt got the equalizer ron aston came back with help from peter mary- schack and chris meloff to restore the lead it became 31 when vickers arranged a pattern that allowed kirk to stretch the mesh st mikes john hirst kept the visitors hopes alive st michaels began to fade in the latter half of the middle stanza and peter maryschack took ad vantage of the situation after a setup by graham wise it was vickers from kirk and shields before the period concluded the 52 deficit and the effects of the long hard series seemed to have sap ped the stamina and spirit of the usually rugged and fast breaking st mikes squad kirk got his second goal of the night with steve coates and paul roueff assisting it was the end of one series and the beginning of another with oshawa the opposition ladies bowling league stouffville lydia mcphee led the 7 oclock division of the stouffville ladies bowling league with a triple of 557 over 200 were shirley wright 232 judy arm strong 216 norma her bert 215 barb cooper 203 and doris peck 200 on apr 3 it was nor ma herbert with singles of 222 224 and 216 for a high triple of 662 mary haynes collected a 646 with a single of 285 shirley wright had two games of 208 and 248 others over 200 were doris redquest 249 barb melhuish 227 and syl mc- bride 209 team standings are no one 70 no two 57 no three 41 no five 38 no six 36 no four 31 high single 311 stouffville jim bailey rolled a 311 in the 7 oclock division of the mens bowling league john lankveld had the high flat triple of 712 with handicap lowell thompson had a 315 and tony illingworth a 787 over 660 were iony illingworth 709 john lankvild 712 gary don kers 706 lowell thomp son 666 jim bailey 732 len greenwood 715 ro ger todd 716 bill white 698 over 220 were bill bedford 233 barry irv ing 222 john cooke 276 phil whybrew 242 224 roy falkncr 233 al gleavc 234 don trot- man 225 vic blake 225 bill grove 255 bob jes son 222 in the 9 oclock divis ion don tavlor had the high triple flat of 740 waly lee hieh triple hdcp 819 don dun kcld high sineic fl 263 and john illingworth high single hdcp 285 over 660 were art grove 766 wally lee 729 john illingworth 702 keith burkholdcr 663 don taylor 740 over 220 were ralph marcelli 251 brad gil bert 221 larrv grove 225 herb hoover 228 carl painter 223232 ken kcnnedv 237 don dun kcld 263 bill kamps 221 cliff dunkcld 225 skating competition stouffville kevin acton 15 of stouff ville scored a second in the 440 and the three- quarter mile as well as a third in the 880 at the ontario indoor closed speed skating champion ships at kcmpvillc mar 29 keith acton did not ac company his brother due to a peewee hockey play off game in stouffville that night hm the home team mm 4 mt- the pond isnt frozen and we dont have a bill so that rules out hockey and basebill i guess ill do my home work