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7 All cubs wishing to go to camp who have not registered please meet Monday night at the Cub hall at pm The camp is from August 3 to FIRST HONORS Jean Revel I Newmarket pass- her second grade music exam inations with first class honors She is a pupils of Miss Jean Lee SSSSaS- V Record Attendance Of 300 JOSEPH Real Estate General Insurance QUEEN ST NEWMARKET Phone Fire Auto Casualty Sekvici V trLV- f TO TURN INTO CASH 5 v 1 sa v i Ssft- HIPPER WATSON FRED ATKINS in feature bout OneHoar Time Limit lVi The popular Newmarket Lions club summer school sport pro gram is again operating at the Lions park this season The six- week supervised playground op ened last week Again this year the school has set a new record for attendance Some 300 boy 155 girls were on hand to register last week overshadow ing last years record The program in charge of Audrey Rowland and Mrs Myrtle includes baseball soft- ball croquet volley ball dodge- ball and various other games for the smaller children One after noon a week this season has been set aside for craft work for the girls Each Friday afternoon the children are taken by bus to Lake for swimming Because of cool weather last Fri day the trip to the lake was made on Monday of this week A rec ord was set then when boys and girls ranging from four to made the trip Mrs Margaret Davis and Jean King assisted with the supervision at the lake The program now enjoying its seventh straight season is con ducted under the direction of the Lions club boys and girls work committee Keith Davis is chair man of the committee this year r COMMUNITY MEMORIAL ARENA NEWMARKET 1 9 CHIEF SUNI WAR CLOUD FIRST BOUT One Fall 30 Min Time Limit LEE VS SONNY KURGIS Iowa 252 lbs Columbus 226 lbs SEMIFINAL One Fall 30 Min Time Limit VS TOMMY Reserve 235 lbs Washington 220 lbs MAIN BOUT Best 2 out of 3 Falls One Hour Time Limit Billy Watson vs Fred Atkins Champ Toronto lbs Australia 248 lbs RESERVE SEATS WILL GO ON SALE AT ARENA THURSDAY JULY i orders will be accepted but tickets must be picked up by pm August RINGSIDE CENTRE SECTIONS All Setts Reserved tax inch r IONS Keswick ladles Wm In Game With Erupting for runs over the first three frames to build a 151 edge Keswick ladies went on to nose out in a slugfest Lake Simcoe Junior Ladies League contest last Wed nesday tuned in for seven runs in the fifth and a fiverun sixth and seventh frame to all but rub out Keswicks early advantage The victory pulled Keswick up a notch in their fight with Belhaven for the fourth and last playoff rung in the league Dot Stevens Grace Curtis Beverley Heaton and Kay Pet ers with five hits each supplied the main hitting spark for the victors Dot Stevens leaping catch in centerfield in the fifth with two out and the bases load ed saved the day for Keswick Joan Kidds terrific batting spree that reached six was the high- spot for Her mates Gert Stiles and Jean chased hard for the batting hon ors with a fourhit string Keswick slipped to within one point of for last play off berth with a home win Monday night Keswicks robust batting order broke out for four runs in the first and six in the third to take command Dot Stevens kept control of hitters from there on Key Kes wick sluggers were Helen with four including a base cleaner and Grace Peters with a string of three safeties Joyce Tomlinson and Jean Whit taker polished up their hitting marks with three each in cause Baseballers Split With Lindsay Bill Red Mitchell brought his Lindsay Police Cadets bantam and pee wee size into town Sat urday for a sawoff with Frank Optimists Five hours runs hits and errors later Newmarket and Lindsay had divided the double- bill set A pulverizing tenrun fourth frame explosion enabled New market pee wees to clip the vis itors In the bantam con test Lindsay used a combination of bantam and midgets despite the fact local laddies were gifted with walks toy three visiting twirlers they couldnt hit with mates aboard and lost a de cision The Optimist bantams made a good start with a sevenrun first frame on three hits and six walks but couldnt do much against Lindsays third Bill Hen nessey in the later stages of the game Smart was the only twohit lad for the local ban tams Jackie Mills and Bill shared the mound loss John headed the local hit list with four in the pee wee game Ron Allen and Bobbie picked up three each Lindsays top man was Jack Spratt with four safeties against Frank Hollingsworths trio of hurlers Jack- Cain Don and Gene Garrett Don Knights terrific running catch was the fielding highlight of the afternoons fun Newmarket pee wees Keffer J Cain J Cain Lewis T Million Sloss Allen Croutch Garrett Newmarket bantams Forhan Zant McKnight C Smart Wilson J Mills r HASH by George Haskett Newmarket Sports Editor Anybody here figure the Triple Sevens would be beaten No Our sentiments too Well Peter Specialty clouters letter go Friday and it was quite the humbling of the superteam These goings on should give a tremendous lift to both Bob Mur rays Hoffmanites and Mick Smiths Pole Climbers Theyll figure rightly or wrongly what the Specialty can do we can do too sums up to a tre mendous series ahead before the town league crown is leased Bitter struggle is on right now betwixt the Bell Hoffman and Specialty for the second roost Its your scribes belief not one of them is if it can be avoided over anxious to meet the Taxi- men in first round rumpus Curbside rumors have it that the Atomics and men might default their remaining games Dont do it men Wont do the league any good and theres another year coming up May be your turn next term Midsummer madness Have we pulled a rock Your Hash- man as youve probably noticed has cast an approving eye in the direction of Keswick for the Lake Simcoe marbles Zephyr gives it the boomssedaisy 142 last week and horrors right in their own school yard Where does that leave us Up the creek without a paddle No cause to worry though Comes an air mail special delivery from Pol- side work and he can hit Don Cam eron big league second sacker can hit to boot Should never have attempted this Look at all those terrific shortstoppers and third sackers Well might as well continue Judd short good steady and a hitter too At third bangs a long ball and in the game every minute Out in the pasture we go along with Clark Arnold Claude Pollock and Bob Pollock Honorable mention to Elmer Paisley and Bill King- don- And the coach shall we say that portly chap from the lakeside Pete Jacobs Right around home Turnips must be growing Ross Chapman Simcoe proxy has vamoosed to the west The audacity of the chap just when every able bodied man is required to sort out the league standing Tough blow to sport Harry Pop Holmes is leaving our midst at the end of the month Pop never hesitant about ad ding a little zest to ball season will be missed Hardly a sport you can name that he hasnt come along with a prize to make the season just a little more in teresting Say what befell our lady bail- that well be invited to the hawks senior variety last championship dinner The nerve I Thursday Holidays too much REMEMBER York County Hospital IN YOUR WILL A r I -Aw- a J-v-5- iii W 1959 sedan spotless condition S 1919 sedan JI lack right- if if CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE Low mileage excellent shape DODGE SEDAN Very excellent condition Low mileage DODGE CAB it CHASSIS OLD8MOBILE SEDAN Blue a beautiful car that had proper care 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN Black small mileage Real value SEDAN Green a very clean car perfect condition in SEDAN Black clean inside and out A real car at the right price Cedar Brae On Top In Simcoe Jrs Two weeks to complete the Lake Simcoe junior boys league race Cedar Brae appears shoo- ins for top roost is wag ing hotter than an argument with the umpire for other three play off berths Albert and Keswick have one point separating them in the standings with fewer games played is breathing down the necks of the upahead teams Holt now on the outside look in is nevertheless showing signs of spoiling some of the playoff aspirations of the other teams Friday evening in a nip and tuck battle Horace Berwicks boys held the loop leader Cedar Brae to a nineall stalemate Behind top flight pitching from Ted Rogers Keswick snared a pair of wins over the past week Teds strikeout string tamed Ce dar Brae Ted killed off a threatening Cedars rally with the bases loaded in the sixth with a strikeout and held his lead in tact with three whiffings in the final round Ted Rogers registered eight strikeouts Keswick defeated Holt 2412 at the Holt diamond Tuesday Cord Clark swatted a homer Ken Trouble a triple and Ted Rogers supplemented his pitching with a threehit show Chunk of good news for the trophy minded teams C Roll ing Transport Mount Albert has offered a cup for the league champion It will make a nice addition to the mantleshelf for the winner Alt rained out games have been ordered completed by August 3 reports Horace Brown league secretary of those guys Calling Pine Orchard Mr Boak on the line Say havent we warned you time after time to space out those Pine Or chard wins Save a few for the playoffs You know what hap pens every fall Youre not doing it you know Youll be sorry Boy are there guys who like to get us in the frying pan Sever al have asked us to name an all- star Lake Simcoe side Well here goes Ken catcher pitching staff Ron Kester right Don Glover lefty Har old good reliefer Bill St any or at first with good foot Net Teams Win Six In Opening Test Newmarket Tennis Club de fending champions in the North York League started in this season right where they left off last year with a win over Rich mond Hill Newmarket won the six matches played at the Hill last Wednesday but because of a player shortage had to con cede two wins to the Hilt by de fault Newmarket thus won the tournament six games to two Results with Newmarket play ers named first were Ladies Doubles Joan p p a 1 and Joyce defeated Eleanor Smith and Joyce Wilde Lynn Hunter and Margaret Da vis defeated Smith and Judy Harris Mixed Doubles Margaret Da vis and Charles Lee defeated Joyce Wilde and Keith 64 Joan and Keith Davis defeated Smith and Harry Hill Joyce Both- well and Bob defeated Eleanor Smith and Tim Saul Patrons were of a mind Orillia which smothered our gals 114 are greatly improved over last visit here Incidentally Orillia at the end of month will lose two of its most popular players and the Barric and District League a fine secretary treasurer Evelyn St Ongc the secretary and Orillia third sacker and Hazel Barrett its catcher head for the west coast Thank you boys anil girls Optimist club pleased as punch at the turnout last week for the dance Jack Hamilton and his eagerbeaver committee headed by Don Warner and Frank will have a little of the necessary to carry on their summer baseball plans Looking over the situation Saturday we could see a tre mendous potential of good hall players coming along to represent the Hub Question is what do they do after they get out of bantam Theres no midget juvenile junior or intermediate This situation should be remedied as soon as the fair grounds dia mond rounds into shape If not this year then surely next sea son New town league batting king is Bill Joint He took over from his buddy Hack Cain last week Funny thing chaps who maintain left hand swingers are the top hitters can do a little crowing Twelve of top hitters in town circuit swing from southpaw side of the dish Late flash Charlie VanZants pressagent maintains that the aldermancatcher hasnt made an error since Well check immediately sir for the benefit of followers Inciden tally Floodlight Committee has made no error in naming Peach es to head the slate That Charlie boy is a worker and were heading for those flood lights by the end of next month Of course theres dough to be collected and committee wont turn noses up at any offers of Mens Doubles Keith Davis and Bob Yates defeated Tim volunteers be they tail short or Saul and Harry Hill I medium NEWMARKET WP to and fa Page 9 PROCLAMATION CIVIC HOLIDAY Whereas at a meeting of the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newmarket held on the 9th day of July it was resolved That Monday August 6th be and the same is hereby fixed as the Civic Holiday for the current year and that the Mayor be authorized to publish the usual procla mation in connection therewith These are therefore to make known that in compliance with the foregoing resolution I do hereby proclaim MONDAY AUGUST as the CIVIC HOLIDAY for the year 1951 of which all persons are hereby requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly JOSEPH VALE MAYOR TOWN CLERKS OFFICE NEWMARKET JULY GOD SAVE THE KING lis SPORTS KM pi k r FROM its advent about five years ajjo Canadian Mock car racing has into a prominent petition in fans An outgrowth of the wheeled sports in the United States stock racing appeared in Canada shortly after World War H Graduating from the hazy meet on rural pasture tracks sunk ear racing has now moved in many cases into the cities and towns on a strictly scheduled professional basis The fans guaranteed many of the thrills of bigtime racing have taken the battered chariots to their hearts and Stock car racing is good dean fun MobileOntario Sanctioned by the Canadian Stock Car Racing Chili the rules and la lions of the new jjj are strictly before covering the I Jos and lets take a look at the of the Mock car Kami- in Ontario Its estimated that nearly drivers in races every week in and around such towns and Hamilton Loudon Windsor Chatham and According to the capacity of the available parks as many as crowd in to watch their favourite drivers and an overall weekly attendance for car racing in the Province should hover around to fans Tor unknown reason at least per cent of the fans are women which should prove something or other about the gentler sex for as far as know racing drivers are almost unknown in the except possibly around rant ford Ontario StockRules Contrary to a general belief strict rules govern the racing cars you sec roaring around the tracks The Canadian Stock Car taring Club has issued a complete brochure governing safety with respect to the vehicles themselves For instance all cars must be an original hard top with no roadsters or convertibles allowed All cars must have fenders hut no sharp edges allowed Mead- lights must Ik removed and bumpers must not le interlocking Mufflers must be left on or cars sufficiently quiet to meet track approval Wind shields must left ami be of safety glass typo All other windows must be rolled down or removed All car doors must bo welded bolted or strapped shut Quick- release safety heft compulsory to frame at ends All drivers wear approved raring helmets mirrors tr Hubcaps must ho removed Racing In one on each side and one on rear The number no used this to include outside competitors For us that last admonition would be quite Most Job Although in ac tion the stock car average anywhere from around the tracks the low score on Sertoli accidents is a complimentary reflection on the governing body controlling the sport And likely the most dangerous job is that of official starter We questioned Starter Rosa Kennedy of the Stock Car Racing Club Toronto and found that the closest Kennedy had come to disaster was losing the scat of his pants Hut nevertheless the starter has to bo a nimble handling his flags and controlling the actual race Next time you attend the races check the masterful manipulation of Hags for start Orange caution do not pass serious accident Black dis qualification Crossed half way mark White one lap to go and Checkered winner To catch up on this stock car racing business you have your choice of the locations mentioned with no doubt many others on the way At the moment nearly half of the j operating tracks arc using arclights and specializing in night racing so you have your choice of daytime or evening attendance repeat stock car raring is good clean dangerous tutu How ever well still take that back seat high in the stands please Specially prepared by prominent Canadian Sports Authority foe mi rfS frv t I I te- I League Standing July Cedar Brae Mount Albert Keswick Holt DODGE PANEL SEE TODAY AT Phone DEALER 18 1 a 1Z 12 July scores were as follows Holt Keswick Mount Albert Keswick Cedar Brae Holt Keswick Holt 7 fi Mount Albert 18 Keswick 13 Cedar 14 8 Holt Mount Albert Keswick 8 Cedar Brae Mount Albert Holt Queens villa Mount Albert 5 Kes wick Holt Mount Albert Quconsvlllo Holt Cedar Brae 7 Keswick 19 dar Brae Holt LIONS PARK Amy fc Games Bingo Special i r 4 m i 3 a- IN PRIZES JACKPOT GAME I tt o A ivAiyfte a j Willi T EDS TO ASSIST LIONS SERVIC -i- I fc V V wMm