The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

L one mile east of Road PARDON MY SARONG Abbot and Vaudeville Da CARTOON Trap Happy fev- I SAT JULY outlaw brother Wanda McCarthy and In SWEDEN CARTOON Kitty HON JULY COVER GIRL Gene Kelley Technicolor CARTOON Timid Pap WED JULY Montgomery Patricia Wayne CANDID MIKE NO WackyBye July Senior Ladles vs Aurora Park Town League Harts vs Merchants Lake Jr Ladies Mount Albert at Lake Jr Boys Keswick at Cedar Brae pm Lake League Zephyr at Keswick Peel- York League at July pan Town League Specialty vs pan Lake Jr Ladies Keswick at ML Albert pm Lake eoe Jr Boys at Bel- haven Cedar Brae at Holt Lake League Bel- haven at Willow Beach Hope at Queensville July Bradford arena lacrosse vs Bradford July 7 pm Hoffman Town League Specialty vs Cycle 7 pm Lake Jr Ladies Albert at Sntton Lake Jr Boys Holt at Belhav- pm Lake Simeoe League Keswick vs Albert vs Vandorf July SS Lake Sim Jr Ladies Keswick at New market 7 Aurora Park Town League Merchants vs Top Seven Teams In i ADMISSION PRICES Children and under Free Show Begins pm Jo 101 lo Six points separate front run ning Keswick and seventh place in the Simeoe League League normally would finish week hence but heavy postponement list will stretch it out Features of the week were Bon Hesters nohitter Belha- vens upsurge Willow Beachs humbling of Keswick Ron chucked a nohit ter seven strikeout shutout job to flatten Mount Albert 15 Stan hit a pair of doubles Coach also got good four hitting from Allan Clark Arnold three and Gord three Benefitting from Duff Sedores seven hitter and staking their pitcher to a sixrun start in the third crushed Mount Albert Bob Winch tied the can to Lome chucks for triple double and single Lome in turn supplemented his pitching with a homer double and single Kelly Case got good wood on the ball for a long four baser Circuitclout night as Belhaven Ditch Diggers Lake Sim- j gave Pine Orchard a surprise going over Winch Bob Winch and Duff were fence busters Howie Ash rode out a Pine Orch ard four sacker Alvin and Lome Shropshire made their marks with triples Josh Preston tried holding the fort until the fifth when the Bels squirted over seven runs Ber nard Kay got away a seven hit ter for the winners Blasting from behind an deficit with a fourrun uprising in the sixth Willow Beach nick ed at home Keswick 98 Fri day Beaches veteran hurler Cec McNeill and Keswicks Hal j Smith allowed eight hits each Chappelle Don Cameron and Pete Jacobs whacked away at a twohit pace for the Beach Claude Pollock Tommy Hare and Ken Hodglns had big nights at the dish for Keswick King of swat polished off his usual four Pine Orchard fam ily kept second place secure a threerun first of the seventh rally to nip Hope Bill Dikes tworun scoring double killed HOW THEY STAND July Newmarket Town League Triple Sevens Can Hoffman Bell Telephone Specialty Atomics SportsCycle King Schomberg Pottageville Kertleby Albert Newmarket Keswick coe Jr Boys Cedar Brae at Keswick at July pm Hoffman Town League vs Hoffman pm Aurora Park North York Ladies Elgin Mills Vs Aurora pm Lake Jr Ladies Sutton at Keswick 7 pm Lake Jr Boys at Holt 7 Lake League Wil low Beach at Mount Albert Hope at Pine Orchard At A mm cS mm PHONE NEWMARKET Matinee Saturday and Holidays Z pm Xr IV Condensed From Last Week Miss us last week Heres a condensed version Strutting be hind Smiths six hitter and two hits each by Tom Hare and Hal Smith Keswick minced Willow Beach Don Camer on and Chuck Sinclair for the Beach had two each Ted An dersons shortstopping was ter rific Sparked by Hal Smiths nifty five hitter and big bat music from Bob Pollock three Tom Hare two and Tommy Millers big double Keswick tamed Van dorf hit collectors Harry Lavender Hal Clem Ellas Cab Preston and Lloyd Preston Six runs in a second frame ral ly and pitching from Lome Rut- ledge and Red Mitchell got Mount Albert over Vandorf Lloyd Preston had a three run homer and a two run triple Vern Peggs three and Elmer Paisleys singledouble Albert sparked Mount stickwork Tooling from behind a 72 deficit with a sixrun sixth Mount Albert tied Queensville all Bob English Queensville hit a homer and a pair of triples Kelly Cast Vern Pegg and Mike Mellon were Mount big guns Ron Kester back in fivehit form aided by Clark Arnold three for four and Ins own two doubles enabled Zephyr to thump Bob Winch Bernard Kay Rut- ledge Herb Tomlinson and Mer Winch tuned in for the Bels hits Busting out for seven runs in the seventh Hope collared decision over Bill Ma belt Hope hit a homer and threebagger Lou and Cliff Ward were oth er Hope swingers in tune Ber nard Kay three Winch three and Irwin Davidson two provided punch Ron the winner with sixth frame aid from Cliff Ward- Tod fine four hitter coupled with long ball hitting from the Shropshire brothers Chick and Bob Harry rammer Howie Ash and Bub Preston gave Pine Orchard an win over Young and Irwin Davidson shared the W PeelYork League 7 7 T 1 1 6 PCs 15 Lake Simeoe Junior Ladies L 1 Lake League L Keswick Pine Orchard 7 Zephyr Hope Willow Beach 5 3 4 2 Aurora Town League L Ditch Diggers 6 Harts 1 Tanrs Merchants 0 7 AWARD Bow To Fair Sex The fair sex has been slyly insinuating your has been overlooking their softbaH feats Now gals you know right well this so Weve just been waiting for the opportunity to name someone for the If ashman award and the Theatre pass Fans keeping a weather eye on the Lake Simeoe Junior Ladies League standing will have noted the rise to the top of Gladys Rollings The hoist has been due to a large extent to the fine chucking of blond Marguerite Green Last Friday Marguerite tamed Sutton 161 with a well pitched fivehitter a win that gave Mount Albert a twogame edge at the top Marguerite backed her pitching with two hits one a double and its seldom the scoresheet statistics fait to show her with less than two ingles So on general principles and for a gallant effort Friday were naming Marguerite Green this weeks award winner Game From Merchants Win Exhibition five hits picked up off CIoss import southpaw Norm Stunden Aurora Stephenson Hblman limine Ferguson P Knowles A Jr and District Ladies Midland Valleys Newmarket Orillia Stayner L Pis 16 10 Town League Batting Race At Bat Hits WAS EACH MAN FOR HIMSELF mi the woman he loved Hope Doug Eves cornered the light stickwprk long ball hit marks two threebaggers Bill con tinued his consistent hitting with two Bub Preston Ted Tidman and Shropshire fired the super secondbasing Orchard attack Ron stayed around for six and half frames before reliefer Cliff Ward came on Ted Tidman ot along swimmingly on the Orch ard slab before Josh Preston assumed charge in the sixth Postponements were i got at Zephyr Vandorf at Pine Or- a nifty three innings relief chard at Hope I chore A fourrun second ami three in the fourth got Willow Beach away to a in the rain win over Don Camerons and two hits Pete Jacobs two and Don double were Beach big guns Jim Preston and Clem Ellas were twobit men with Bill Kingdon starred Til Cain 32 Smith Bell 17 Spec Smith Atom Hugo Andrews Spec Cook Spec Johnston Bell Legge 13 McTavish Bell Al Cook Bell Thorns Andy of Auro ra Merchants had to take his charges on tour to get their first win of the season Flashing new regalia Stoutts Motors the Merchants nosed out Beach on a weekend lakeside exhibition game Tracy Barragers four master his second hit of the game in the first of sixth with Hank nesting on the base- ways routed a 54 deficit and turned it into an Aurora victory celc- ore sport news pages 7 8 Cubs Win Trophy At Lindsay Tournament Frank New market Optimists and Bill delVs Cubs took part in the central zone pee wee baseball tournament at Lindsay last Sat urday Six teams Lindsay Aurora and Newmarket were en tered Jackie Brooks had a big day striking out to pace Aurora to the finals and they came back with the Trent Valley Bakery Trophy Aurora edged in the opening round Behind steady pitching from Jack Cain and timely slugging from brother Bill Cain Newmarket picked up a thrilling win over the highly rated CRA the other first round contest Lindsay subdued Lindsay drew a bye and as was bound to happen Aurora and Newmarket clashed in the semisi hustlers got revenge for recent defeats in this neck J of the woods by ousting Aurora piled up four runs in the fourth for their vic tory edge while Optimists could- nt do much with Jack Brooks left hand Don Francis Lewis and Jack Cain shared the Newmarket mound work Lindsay caught a dog-tir- Aurora team in the finals and blasted out an champion ship winning margin Lawsori- Mitchell Lindsay tamed the Cubs on three hits 1 J DOWN THE CENTRE by How Do Rink Reports Compare Still unknown are the reports of the past operations of municipally owned Aurora arena and Newmarket arena We did see a vestige of a report in the Eras editorial column sug- Siting Newmarket report might not be too big a shock to the taxpayer but unless weve missed what is not known to the man on the street who alter ail is the owner of j these ice the actual fig- Aurora or Newmarket and hasnt a report offered to us We dont as many prospective customers think were unfair when we say- that Ever stop to think just DOUBLEHEADER Bill Red Mitchell who needs no introduction to the sportsmen of this precinct will lead his Lindsay nee- wees and bantams into town this Saturday afternoon for a doublebill with Newmar ket Optimists reports Don Warner Optimist chairman of hoys work Both games will he played at diam ond First game starts at pm The promoters are hoping to see a worth while turn out of fans to sec our youngest in action at municipality have not been made known For that matter little is known of plans for next winter at either arena Newmarket of course is profitably operating this summer for various events Aurora still lacks the promised floor which would at least give an opportun ity for profit We recall manag er Tom Dickson telling us in good faith in late April the floor would be started soon As a contrast to the still un known picture of the two public ly owned arenas lets have a look at the nearest privately owned arena of a comparable size in the district Perhaps were being a bit in say ing comparable size for to which we refer doesnt seat as many as either ill li mil- mam OXVIS HUES J BILL a if ruiuc THURSDAY SATURDAY JULY 1921 VJ v i i ft r V S5i t ilanous THE PASTURE ml J j -vr- CAM Wv A MV BRADFORD ONT At our Regular Admission Prices m Two Complete Shows pm Matinee Saturday pm r w ift i tJC i fV At i IS i SSi f- A tW mm US I 9 4 iv W K 4 J 1 fi i A fejj mi ii -s- I i V5S i SLP 4fMf rf v v I -i- f T w K i- v t ft AND DELILAH George S anders Angela and Directed by Cecil fcy I ft nk imft by and in PIUS COLORED CARTOON L r- IN TECHNICOLOR 1 1 r r to draw from We do not suggest for one min ute that Ken who manages the arena is a wit smarter operator or more hep to sales promotion than eith er Stan Smith Newmarket or Tom Dickson Aurora So when we present the facts of the oper ations of Stonffville arena we have no kick about cither Stan or Tom and know you have nt either They dont come much better Recently the Stouffville arena company held its annual meeting and reelected George Allison exMount Albert sportsman now resident in Stouffville back to office as president arena which cost something over 100000 in private capital less the donation of the site and one or two of assistance from the civic authorities had a net operating profit of over ten grand after salaries and repairs and a clear net return to the village coffers of over has been made for water power and taxes The actual expenses were around 14000 The actual take was Main revenue items were hockey practices 714417 net return from hockey 1200 Tor onto Hockey League rentals 431120 public skating an item down from from skate grinding fees and a profit of from the op eration of the food booth con ducted for the first lime as an arena venture Clippers actually grossed so that the figure of represents less than a 25 percent take from the team a figure that must make those behind the Spitfires Rockets In dians and Bears and Cubs wince somewhat We were surprised at these hockey figures Perhaps they contain the odd gate or two of Mark ham Millionaires but be that as it may the net result to the hockey teams no matter where it went speaks for itself No one could accuse the share holders or arena management of not treating the teams fairly Its no secret that despite this generous allotment of revenue from the gates the Clippers went deep into the red Arc they downhearted The answer comes in a resounding no for already Tim and the boys have had a summer get together and made plans for next winter The directors refused to take any fees voted to pay the money left over off the gross debt and the present rote after two years of operation the money raised by way of mortgage or loan will be paid off in two years ami the investors may even make a buck or two for themselves in the fu ture Sounds something like the story of Maple Leaf Gardens in a modest way Wo will be greatly surprised If the figures for Aurora or New market will even give hope that some few years from now we shareholders may have such i T GUESTS WELCOME il how much actual cash the res pective towns have in the arena You should acquaint yourself with a true actuarial picture We all should know how we face next season right now Of course it will be said that neither municipality is in the arena business to make money We have no with that cither on an overall picture if some of the looked- for advantag es to local groups local young sters and local hockey teams be come a reality No one expects that the arena commissions will not try to run the arenas on a sound business basis that is the way we expect them to discharge their trust public servants On the other hand we dont think the men who invested in arena ever hoped to clip coupons or pay income tax on the returns from rink They wore equally civic conscious and did a job the municipality refused to do We think they can take a bow for a job well done No I one expects miracles but it will be interesting to compare figures in either red or blue Newmarket and Aurora with those made public at by the private company July jottings Mitchell- son of Red Mitchell arid who starred as a hockey player for Lindsay Midgets the past winter is equally outstanding as a base- bailer Mitchell won all three games at the Lindsay tournament last week while operating with an injured leg South playoffs have Cooks- town vs Bradford and vs Bond Head Series games listed for the and 24th with the and of July if necessary Undefeated Cooks- town 1 favored to win Harry veteran of the district has again been nam ed to the league allstar team Others known well in these parts include Ken Bears goalie at shortstop Joe Megan of hockey fame at centre- field The second team has Co Hi tigs young star as catcher and Junior promising young hockey at first base The rest of the lads are not well known south of the Holland Riven will join rt they hit playoffs and his softball duties with Button- ville ended a threes star performer oi three sports recently tossed the second hitter of his career over the seven inning route against Mark- ham Last year he did likewise against Peaches Hope nobody is mad at us but we did recom mend BUI to Claude Bill is headed for Scotland as you know Mil and Shew- of the Spits were others wo recommended and one of them is likely to go We also had a good word for Clarence Cat of Midland Jim Aurora arid one or two more Its not that wish to see these faces missing from district hock ey but its time some of them made a few bucks from natural ability a 1 Cotito Colleen Gray DANCING THIS COMING WEDNESDAY V ft mm f A-