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Newmarket Era and Express, 26 Jul 1951, p. 10

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Road WITNESS Wayne MIKE NO CARTOON k WackyBye Bab -I- i AY and SATURDAY iitdv ffiTana Lloyd Bridges DICKS Stooge Comedy ME BEAR Cartoon MISSION Single RES r w TOES JULY I WAS AN George Evans HOLLYWOOD GOES TO BAT KID Cartoon teams Newmar ket Aurora and Richmond Bill operating under the banner of the North York Tennis League will again send a boy and a girl repre sentative to take part in the Ontario Lawn Tennis Juni or championships this year reports president Keith Da The Ontario finals will be conducted at Hudson Ten nis Club courts in Toronto on August and All three teams plan to sponsor open tournaments on their home courts to name two boys and two girls for the league championship to be held in Aurora August The Newmarket Club has tentatively set the junior tournament dales here for July 30 and All junior members are welcome to take part in the tournament HACK ore news 393 pages 7 9 GOOD TIME 7 PHONE NEWMARKET Open Nightly Saturday Matinee Saturday and Holidays pan hi LAST TIMES TONIGHT THE FARM I JULY 2728 JMtt Stand Up and Cheer or i iFi Cain Smith Bell Gibney Andrews Spec 16 Townsley Spec Hugo Smith At 10 Cook Spec Johnston Bell Cook Bell 27 Legge Mount Girls Steady Pace With Three Victories Who can halt Mount Albert ladies Nobody it seems They come up with a triple triumph last week First to feci the lash of the Mount Albert hitting pow er and topflight pitching from Marguerite Green were Suttons Mount was Sutton visitor Mon day and nailed down a tri umph sparked by a fiverun third and a fiverun fifth Ida solved the pitching of two Sutton pitchers Mrs Wilson and Betty Cook for four hits in eluding a triple Ruth Simpson Lois Morrison and Marguerite Green with a trio of hits added additional spark to Mount attack Joyce Ingrams bases loaded triple in the fifth was the big blow Sue with three Rita and Betty Cook with two each were the only Sutton seek ers to solve Marguerite Greens steady pitching- Mount Albert picked up a postponed game vic tory over Keswick Kes wick snared a first innings nine- run lead off Mary Morrison but were well tamed when Marguer ite Green assumed the pitching duties Joyce Ingram and Ruth Simp son tuned their hitting in on base- knocks to pace the Mounties attack Clark Barbara Foster and Helen each contributed three hits to the los ing cause Mount Albert had a little more trouble making Belhaven say uncle for its third win of the week A threerun first and similar production in the fourth were main cogs in the Mount Al bert win Marguerite Green checked Belhaven on six hits and had an even dozen strikeouts to her creditt Harrison and Lois Morrison picked up high hit marks for Mount chalking up two each Jean and Marion Cryderman had two each for For Second Loss At 7TV Reports that flashed out of the north country recently Hint ladles had to be watched werent unfounded it was learn ed Thursday at the Stuart Scott pastures as defeated New market in a Barrio anil Dis trict encounter That was home loss number two for the locals and possibly the roughest defeat they have ab sorbed over several seasons Though definite trailers in the fateful run column no such sit uation prevailed in the hit marks Here the locals trailed by only one Hester Clark was nicked for while Newmarket hitters wore busy collecting off Irene Patterson Whats the answer Briefly the combine were not hitting with runner aboard Take the fifth they leave two stranded and do it again in the sixth Newmarket was faced with the herculean task of overhauling a lead as early as the third got a fourrun first frame on two errors two hits and a Hester Clark stepped out of three strolling passes added two in the third New market took up bit of the slack in the third as Lois slammed out a fourbaser on top of singles by Hester Clark and Phil to touch off a three- run uprising Irene Patterson visiting pitch er allowing the homo forces their quota of bast knocks shut down on tho run scoring until the sixth An infield error on Mary Osbornes drive Dealer Clarks second Phil third hit landed New markets fourth hilly ill thin Five Newmarket shared the takehome hit show Phil three Mary two two Hester Clark two Luis Blight one Maris was the visitors ace with a single and double The Vanant Courtney maids didnt count the week a complete loss as I hey hack into action after three weeks layoff with a on the road win over Stayner fif HOW THEY STAND SOFTBALL I Pino Orchard Keswick Zephyr Hope Willow Vamlorf Ml Albert 10 2 IK 17 it 12 3 Red Barn Theatre JACKSONS POINT See How They Run THE WORLDFAMOUS FARCE ABOUT ONE VICAR TOO MANY TONIGHT TO SAT BORN YESTERDAY NEWMARKET TOWN LEAGUE Pis To ill I THURSDAY SATURDAY IN PASSAGE WEST John Payne SECOND FEATURE CUBAN FIREBALL Rodriguez Warren Douglas MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY TECHNICOLOR ROYAL WEDDING Fred Astulre Jane Powell Peter Keenan Plus TOM CKICRY CARTOON fimith Specially SUNDAY AUG MIDNIGHT SHOW Second Feature VARIETIES Night i Specialty Did It Defeat Triple Sevens Question mark all season has been can the Triple Sevens Taxi- men be beaten As you arc aware the Sevens ale up eight straight wins and are looking for their ninth Pete Specialty men provided the an swer Friday at SS pastures and did it quite convincingly too Behind fine clutch pitching from John FireBailer Shedlo- and a huge 15hit crop Specialty smeared the Taximen Thats not the complete bad news picture from Triple Seven angle either It was a sevenall ball game at the end of three Art Dobbie was opposing Shedlo- on the mound Joint Comb elected himself the stop per of the Specialty But did he He did not His journey to the mound seemed the signal for the Spec ialty to go on the rampage They jumped Joint for four in the fourth and wrapped it away safely with four in the fifth three in the sixth and again three in the seventh Quick run down of the hit marks shows Bruce Andrews and Don Gibson messing up the Triple Sevens pitching with three each Spider provided a fourbase sock in his lake Don poured willow to the apple cuff ing out a long long homer and triple to cash in five runs Tod Mosicr and Charlie VanZant both had twohit shows the dish Joint collected two hits and a walk and it required a supersensational grab by sec ond baseman Bruce Andrews rob him of a perfect plate night Harvey Gibney and Bruce kept up their batting spree punching out hits each vell tamed Triple Sevens com mitted five bobbles in a buttery- fingered exercise that included an unheard of drop of easy put- out by Scoot er Specialty A full crop of base Hits in cluding a homer two triples and two doubles enabled Office Spec ialty to smear the in a town leaguu tilt the Hoffman dia mond Monday victory scooted the Specialty into a sec ond place tie with Hoffman The Specialty swingers hopped Ivan Bray for five runs in the second for a starter and went bestir in the seventh to jackpot their total to with a frame John pitched a bet ter than fair game to check Sportsmen on five hits and re corded II strikeouts The Cycle- men bundled four of their five hits in the fourth for three runs Ken Stephens opened pot with a single and counted the goose egg cracker on Fred double and two mils later sin gles by Miller and Francis St completed their scor ing Specialty big guns were Jack Androws and pint Harbor with a fourhit string each Handy- Andy Andrews got a and double to his credit Jack Glenn and Bun Cook whack ed away at threehit to provide other hits from the Spec ialty camp Specialty Andrews Cook J J Gibson Barber I Blunt J Glenn CycleShop Lee K Steph ens In gram Miller J Caradonna St Amant Taylor Bray Triple Sevens Can Hoffman Off Specialty 10 Bell Telephone 13 Town Atomics SportsCycle LEAGUE Final Standing King I I 1 3 3 21 3 July- senior ladies Midland at Newmarket Aurora town league va Colli Jr Newmarket at Jr boys at Mount Albert pm Lake at Keswick bridge at pm semis park King at July pm tiwn league Atomics vs Office pm Jr bul ks at Mount Albert 7 pm Lake Jr boys Ml Albeit at Cedar at Keswick at Holt pm Lake league Zephyr at Hope at Wil low pm North York ladies Aurora at July HO 7 pm Hoffman town league Specially vs Hoffman 7 pm and District New market at Midland pm Lake jr ladies Keswick at Sut ton pm jr Keswick at Ml Albert Holt at Cedar Brae Qucensvillc at Lake league post ponement Pine Orchard at Zephyr July pm Lake jr ladies at New market 7 pm Aurora park town league vs Ditch Diggers pm Lake jr boys Cedar Brae at Holt at Keswick HASHMAN AWARD For Once possibly twice per season along comes a pitcher with a nohitler Such a Job calls for immediate attention from your Last week up in the country where the Blues reign supreme and Cites Lunacy calls the Softball tune Zephyr was entertaining its old rival Mount Albert A win over Mount Albert of course is as good as three loads of hay in the barn Well Keslcr made sure of a Zephyr win as he chucked a no- hitter and a near game to give the a shellacking didnt just rest on pitching laurels either as he stepped to plate and blasted out two doubles Thats the reasons and good ones were nominating Kon Kwdcr for the award and the Theatre pass i- S vera postponed games at Schomberg Ket- thby at Kettlebv at stroked out in favor of immediate play off action Semis draw has King going against their old rivals g in bracket vs in other division Hut to clear the decks for action better bring you up to date on last weeks exercises As a starter V the last game of the schedule into the semis Schema- tuned up on their berg stepped out of character of King before their not so has hits to floor 255 Berg Leads In Semis Of PeelYork King City finished atop the PeelYork standing St horn berg third The two rival strode happy home tuns Thus almost you warble Jack on the brink of elimination are faced with the task of under the Schomberg lights can are and in- King and a pair of postponements agreed on a to em out King notched three in the fifth and got similar production in the sixth to nail a the at norm Ken in a JUNIOR INDIES LEAGUE LAKE ML Albert Newmarket Sutton Keswick 8 2 1 IS TOWN LEAGUE Ditch Diggers Harts Col Tanners Merchants 15 tennis Aurora courts Newmar ket at Aurora Berg Loses To At Carnival Contest The twice rain delayed Softball game a feature of the Schom Lions club carnival was held at the Park Monday evening CG Electrics leaders in the strong senior town league provided the visiting opposition for the CabellHastings clan In a tight battle before one of the largest crowds seen at the park erased Schomberg Centrefielder Don fourbaser with two mates aboard provided the Schomberg runs Doug Ken Ellison Walt Thompson Don Lome Fell Mur ray Edwards Pee Wee Don into relief role for Doug Brown berg tor a fourpopster spiked further scoring- i King pitchers Gord and three runs to nail a Phil were shaky yield- win Howard collet- hits and passing out the pitching dividends is a strolling tickets Passes that vith a the accepted for three tucker Don walkhome runs Gord had three hits in three official trips to the plate to provide the small ray of sun shine in the King Camp Doug Brown capped off his pitching It required with a four for five stand at the to set the pattern for I Newket Trims Keswick In Junior Ladies 207 plate for the winners KING TOPS CIRCUIT This is close up week of the regular schedule in the Peel- York circuit The Kingmen pulled the loop leader ship out of the fire with a four- point win over Pottageville is a close Schomberg fourth and playoff rumpus I nights Lake Sinoe junior la- dies Softball game co by Newmarket ever wicfc at the Stuart Scot Flats- Betty walked Robinson hoxerei in turn Jean blasted a Keswick could the eruption runs DOWN THE CENTRE by HULse Alphabet Of Sports Activity Alphabetically Theres a tune speaking I John The late Tor- from Tin onl controller was one of the Alley which says its Fun to Wander Through the Alphabet With You so lets try some sport shorts in sequence tins week A Alexander The boy better known for his prowess at lacrosse and base ball lias joined the Richmond Hill arena and along with Hill Bobby Jordan Red Garner CI eve Burton an other exlacrosse dandy Hod citys best sports enthusiasts es pecially for the kids and outdoor arenas more playgrounds sand- lot ball soccer and public golf courses all received a boost from him His funeral was a great tribute to a grand guy J Hill A new Canadi an is one of the best young pitchers to appear in district miliar ball for sometime and along with Jackie Brooks we didnt forget this upandcoming gives Tom Dicksons and other homebrews j Aurora kids top mound perform is helping fill Richmond Hill lance in every game arena each week Take a peek K King- KeUlchy Keswick at popular prices throe rural centres are Twirled really giving the fans something to cheer about King leads the rural mens loop Kettlcby at the bottom of the loop has a gals team as well while the Lake centre boasts three mush- ball teams northern competi tion L Has been signed for the third straight sea son as manager of arena and In addition is general utility with ball club as well us prompting minor sports on alt fronts M Who has played defence tot Aurora Indi ans tho past two years is pitch ing for in the this year Bruce Millionaires and Lloyd Itali an are also with for Aurora briefly under Mo Walsh and is specially well known around Borden and He is hurling sensational ball with Pedlars and according to the experts rates as the best in Ontario right now Counsel Thats the pride of Karl Howes stable pres ently racing at Bill is in charge of the stable this season Humor that seems well founded says the Ontario government may permit night harness racing and why not Luring in Congress play with Lumber and enjoying a good sea son looey is being sought by which is anxious to produce a winner this year in Will do if he can obtain Ids Mills The Richmond Hill suburb not only has championship girls Softball team hut seems headed for twp mens this year Headed by other than Teddy Bennett Bight Milts is out in front of Klia in the finals Foxy Thats the no west addition to the John Stu art stables obtained via claiming route At the tracks Stuart is looked upon as one of smartest bargainers among Ho and Art llal- liwoll some great bids and counter bids with Stuart holding the edge on the draw in he OI LA jun ior A draft from minor clubs Jack Brampton Re gents to Marlboro Mike North Toronto Lions In Ron Atwoll to Waterloo Wallace to St Catharines and John Woods to Barrio II llauley Bill is new manager of secre tary to you but that won bo applied until after Bill Hewitt retires who is well liked by North York clubs replaces Czar Pou ter who dropped OHA sud denly to manage new Sud bury arena Paris boy who came to Aurora with Jack Glass and Fred the year Mann went to Newmarket That was in and was the best of the trio Turk on Aurora Joh chief at Vat DOr Quebec S Sherwood Bill golf expert recently fired a parbreaking 31 for nine holes over Aurora Highlands Too bad his second couldnt be i ladies been of voting un doubtedly their ballots would have been ass to stroke cut this innings as over the rest the route they held a advantage Our girls unfurled a attack five for extra base of basecircling variety Joan Robinson Joan Quinn were the bread and butter hitters in I this respect with two each Bete Barbara two Keswicks top hit marks wore established by Helen and Ruth Peters with two each Our Pinup pitcher Carol rcspcci wnn t three led to break the IS hole total Kevick to eight Dot Stevens was big Peaches Nuptials This summer has seen a few known ath letes walk to the altar and are in order for Hon Sim mons Aurora all- round Kon of Spitfires oxAurora junior while Hill AUrldge will be leaving bachelor ranks too energetic sportsman Is busy lining up a of Vlllo Clippers capable of dunking Millionaires good chance that Markham may not function and therell bo a club amalgamation Key situ ation may bo coaching post Terry John Tho former Aurora high athlete who a for himself as an airman anil is an upandcoming young PO political field has recently opened a pharmacy at Maple providing villago with its first drug of moment is wind are North York hockey doing right now for next winter Will the suggested mer ger of Aurora and Newmarket place Intermediate for Newmarket and junior for Aur ora was Ihe plan Better decide it gents and tho arenas better take a too It Hue Wonder how mm is really worthwhile At least theres try and a league atmosphere now Vx is determined to have a topflight junior club next winter Not but a team capable of holding its own with Weston Brampton and the rest More power to Bob Law vie and Ernie who dont give tip easily A few bucks in the pocket now plus almost a full team is ready V Chuck is a man who cant be stopped Hope to be on hand to see those flood lights turned on Orchid to and all the vest who will shortly give the horse laugh to those who said it couldnt be done Wrestling Next week the chaingang brings fun and games to Newmarket arena ami you can look for full houses before the series ends Milton and other smaller centres are the beam with the grapplers who never miss a trick or a buck its great entertain ment the Persian philoso pher is one of those credited with originating the game of chess Others are King Solomon Jap- and Chinese Hang Sing Bet you thought Id fold on this letter and that would mark the spot Gar Probably North Yorks greatest iHjWlec over the years still leads Hill bowlers to triumph and with Jim Grainger At While Art and many more have marie Hill with bowling throughout Ontario Zephyr Defending champ of circuit is keeping pace with the rest of league nicely and by the wiseacres Is called to it again Hon Stan Lunney Al Loekie Clarke Arnold are turning In fine ball for coach You cant keep that gang down Burton Edward MODEL PRICK Sportsman sport win IL I4tj Ross Vacation model 14 model SMS VSKU IN AN LOOK OVER FOR Motors Ross Boats KASYTERM5 Now on display many of fans remember In any sport 4 SPORTING 63 St

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