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jj L in Nov -T- jiW- i CUTS that you would like to re ceive yourself at Morrisons Main St Newmarket and fit JUVENILES J I Calling all Hub Juvenile hock ey players There will be a meeting at the Friday pm to organize Everybody out so we can make a start BY GEORGE HASKETT HASH TowHhip Fanners iJfiie annual tosiaaiWdbiisf officers of the of agriculture will be hold at home of Ross Pine Orchard Thursday at At this meetiMj there will be a discussion on the of calf hood vaccine and fly control tier Whitchurch township Ross Armitage Sec Editor Weve been asked why a North York Minor hockey league The idea in nutshell form is to give local wee nippers a spot of out side competition j without travel ling from here to yonder to get it This corner has never been sold on the idea that its neces sary to go jackrabbiting flO or miles to play hockey Thats the reason we went out the Trolley league Your still thinks it was the right idea The more we think back on the era the better we like it Then we had competi tion right around home And dont forget there has been only one larger crowd in the arena since the Hub stepped up into time The Trolley league executive this corner was one of them made mistakes Biggest blunder was accepting East Coast ajid Navy Vets and Toronto teams- into the fold They brought no one with their games around the circuit were a dead joss- Previous to that Bradford Aurora and Newmarket were drawing Sfaohiiheiixe- side and doing financially For the lite Of us we cant see why an arourid home league wouldnt work again There are five artificial ice rinks In North York at present Stouffville Au rora Newmarket and They all throw in a team arid theres your circuit Aurora flenougH players Newmarket could ice a strong home team Noble- ton could scare up enough via the allstars from the Kiiig- league Ms a team ditto each team to a certain radius and allow at most one import no more think wed crackerjack league and it would get the fans comingin droves too long The genuine disciple from my- observations is more inter ested in seeing players he knows go through ice manoeuvres than a flock of skaters he never saw before and never will again Certainly the executives the North York minor league got rolling this week and this for one is hoping that it no hitch will develop in league plans three years hence or sooner we will have North York inter mediate trolley league Stray shots from the rinks Spits are playing lousy hockey says one fan I dont agree Wo thought last Thursdays game with was one of the best weve seen in years Sure Spits lost but we believe they were really skating and playing HASHMAN AWARD Beats Twosome midgets practice Friday Calling all Hub midget hockey players Coach Lowell Waller sends out word that the midgets will stage their Initial practice at the arena tomorrow Friday evening from to pm All players interested in ploy ing midget in the newly organized North York Midget hockey league are asked to be on hand The Newmarket club is sponsoring the team The proved hockey In fact this corner saw three fine and dandy hockey games over the past week First was the Spits test with Bears- opener against Owen Sound Andy Gloss and CharbV have a hockey team Those Bears should rhakea name themselves The third game was as good as the other two mentioned if not better The two teams put on a rousing high speed encounter Town leaguers are drawing more customers week week and rightly so theyre giving us just as good hockey as youll see anywhere Their doubleheaders are he biggest two- bits worth of hockey in the country Aurora Bears looked Impressive in their home winning start against Owen Sound Greys a junior rated crew Thats the biggest and fastest junior team seen this year remarked one Owen Sound official Thats some thing when you consider the Sounder just recently staked out a win over the team the Bears must hex if they aspire to honors Theres little doubt running down the Bears roster that Andy has done a grand summerlong job scouting and signing players Gloss explains the Beam success to date I hunt em with urn V up Charlie cm into hockey players The Charlie refer- red to of course is none other than Charlie Bears coach Bears look headed for big things should win a lot of giimcs and provide Auroni fans with some of the best junior hockey in years This week well doff our hat to the two busy Aurora sidekicks Andy Gloss and Charlie and theres a award and Theatre pass oft its Way to them meeting and chinning with chaps like Andy and Charlie makes sports writing a very very pleasant chore bridge and Aurora for the North York title Optimist midgets will get into league action in Aurora Dec against Bill Mundells Aurora LEAGUE STARTS TUESDAY The blood and thunder four- team Aurora Town Hockey league will swing open the arena doors to welcome customers next Tuesday evening In the leagues startoff doubleheader Mickey Suttons Ditch Diggers have been drawn to oppose the leagues new entry Queens York Rangers Chap mans Aces will cross sticks with Victory flyers in the other ses sion of the twin bill Big plans are afoot to get the league spinning in high gear First game of the doublebender is carded for As yet an executive hasnt been named to sins J The mighty have Mount Albert skimming along like an express train on a green light track racked tip three straight town league vic tories But that victory skein is finished The Harold Simpson sponsor ed Tovn Regents going at a championship gait ran in three first period goals to set up a over the unbeaten Even the old owl who hovers up on the highest arena rafter along with of the faithful were muttering youll a better or a faster- hockey game than that That referred to the Spits Polar Kings clash at the Arena Thursday Speed andmore speed was the key bote both teams had it They set a sizzling paws it up for minutes kicked in a greatly improved game over their first here and most fans were ready and willing to overtook marks on the score sheet which read Polar Kings last years inter mediate champs were a lot One could readily where the name Polar Kings came they were as cool as ice around the cage They were super opportunists They did what they had to dp there with the minimum of effort and that was what meant the points in their stocking The scoreboard read for theiri- vaders after the firsts before the scrapers came out again and the teams traded three goals apiece in the final chapter Myles Fred Haughton arid Don Gibson were Spits king size scoring threesome ran in two two and Spider Gibson Mc- ml game was quite a ilia- would have less headaches than s In It Bill Grant turned In a they have today Thats one of puck stopping job the In the nightcap game absorbed another loss as Bruins scored two in was the around the goal for first round score Fred Haugh- ton skating tirelessly was supplier the and three in the second to fashion a Win over the win less Jets V the targets were shooting for with our North York Minor ho ckey league When the small fry graduate from bantam they go into midget league thence to juvenile The natural step from there is a five or six team North York junior loop It naturally follows when theyre too old for junior up pops your intermediate loop tailormade so to speak of Harold added authority to the Regents rear- and the kid line of Laurie Grant Morton and Jack did valuable work Stan Gibbons was the puck to start the first period rolling drew an assist Boh Smith was the end man on a relay from Cliff and Deb Cooper and then rookie pivot lad- die Morton hit for It was Deb who made the kill shot possible teams tore through a 1 scoreless middle round before the Thorns brothers arid Spits filed three hit claims in the middle session Bill perseverance got us the first Swivel hips the the corner whirled defenders and punched the biscuit through El- goalies pads rerouted a from Don Gibson and Wclnnis Don Smith turned a ifaughlon to Tom pass into the cage for the third of the period Trailing heading into the final Spits pushed hard to whittle the visitors- They shot two quickies to open the third EK Frank visiting was holed up In the sin bin at the time holding potted a Keith Cal lings pass at and seconds later Don Gibson whacked home a count shot during a goalmouth Those J tries sliced Elmira to Elmira came on strong again Brown scoring twico and once while Fred ton registered on a relay from Tommy It was a good hockey game to watch were puck Spits fell- into the groove and started skating More of the same and theyll take a lot of beating and will fill the pews at the Gardens Bill our big pads wearer made some remarkable stops but let in a couple Ken ton and Ross defensive ly were on the beam Don Smith played impressive twoway game Tommy Brodie went all out to gather in two assists and turned in a greatly improved game In fact Spits were much better from every angle in PORTS COLUMN Win OH BRADFORD THUBSDAY TO SATURDAY Dan Dai ley Joanne fill of St Louis SECOND FEATURE Hold That Line A MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY and Andy Closs appear to have a hockey club on their hands Roaming the ice lanes with that champion ship glitter In their eyes Aurora Bears skated stickhandled checked and shot their to a win over Owen Sound Greys Friday hi the Aurora arena It was handsome start for the Bears in OK A and With the Greys carrying a Walt Fines were rock steady on defense Bob showed im provement Bill the Pickering College newcomer will do ditto Williams and Artie Barber THIS IS THE SECOND OF THREE pOLUMNS BRIEFLY OUTLINING THE AMAZING GROWTH OF THE NA TIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE NOW 3d YEARS OLD The National Hockey League born in Its thirtyfUth birthday became international for the first time In the sea son of when it was only seven years old It was year that Boston Bruins entered the League under the ownership of the late Charles Adams and Boston was des tined to become one of the greatest hockey centres in the world The same year Montreal Maroons purchased a franchise m the National League giving Montreal two pro fessional teams for the first time since the season of ana creating one of the most bitter and also most colorful rivalries in Canadian sports history In two more United States teams appeared In League Pittsburg Pirates and New York Americans Pi burgs team was made up a basis of the amateur Horn- titleholders of the United States the previous season Americans bought the Hamilton franchise and team intact major hockey had lured in three more United States teams representing two cities new to majors hockey The powerful Rangers came into existence in New York Detroit interests purchasing the Victoria team of defunct Pacific Coast League became a f Chicago entered a strong in the major group by the Portland team of the Pacific Coast League It was in that the Pacific Coast League expired- as a major or ganization throwing on the market a flood of stars destined to write history in the notably Eddie the Cook brothers Gardiner and Boucher helped to make possible the new eastern teams and brought into eastern hockey a great array of new new faces new figures destined for stardom and with tremendous v The Pittsburg franchise was operated in Philadelphia log- one season thus brining to a total of sir and the greatest cities in the United States where major league had been played within the period from 1924 the wildfire fashion in which the grip of the dian sport had taken hold St Louis entering the League in took over the Ottawa players but remained for only one season Montreal Maroons retired then New York Brooklyn Americans leaving the present sixteam setup NEXT HOCKEYS REVOLUTION v Your and J Afc i by Elm v m T ho- rating the way to a worked in cahoots on a banner winning season for the Grant Betsy Drake FEATURE Roland Tom Millard Mitchell Tuesday is night snappy passing exchange lb wind up the Regents scoring with doing actual shooting Regents had the big scoring twosome Skip Taylor and J checked to a stand They only brake out of the Regents checking barrage once and that cost Bill Grant his shutout hid John Lea- scoring on a pass from EJmo Paisley It was a good game all the way only One ally that to Motilities Todd In the final minute In the late game Doug Forfar and Bud Lehman a Vandorf heycoiner scored first session Bruin goals Harry Kelt big gun put the Jets hack In the game early in round two with an unassisted drive Bruins then sowed up the game as Clarence and Bill scored hi turn Boss Forfar and Poo Utile drawing assists on Kins- dons effort Kettleby had as much of the play as the Bruins but their pass ing attack was off and rock steady defensive Work by Lor Andy Lloyd and Mike and super shot stopping display by Tommy put the Jets the eight ball X J How They Stand KJNCiVAUfillAN Bolton 1 i King City NEWMARKET DISTRICT W Bui Mount Albert Regents 1 2 Aurora Midland Owen Sound JUNIOR DO Georgetown 3 I 4 2 Milton Newmarket Midland 0 Bears and Bears Bears won and did so because they not only outscorcd their rivals but put hustled them over the minute stretch stretch was marked by a close The middle round speeded up as teams gathered their skat ing legs and it fras here that the put the stranglehold on the win with two unanswered goals ITie third round was a Referee Bob Peters hod to hand out penalties alt minor to keep his house in order bill permitted the boys leeway provide the first night- fans to more than offset their cliarge at the ticket It was a game in which the shot s on fewer than visual an indication this was man to man hockey that the checking was close and the doing picket diy well and that while the puck was buzz ing the rival cages the boys could hot gel in position for a direct drive Our count show shots for the Bears for the Sounders- lite Gusko Cook Grant Edwards Una two goals and stole the top honors Heres how The teams split a goal each In the first period Geo polled the Bears away tally Big George going well on defense Jet fly with tt footer Thai was scored with the Soundoav in iho ho made by healing from clow In Williams oxMarlboro put the Bears lit the second by shot not wards did A nfter a pass Aurora pears- Williams got gate ftt of the third and while the winger was away Saunders hit back via Rev to It Grant Edwards put goal on the ger at IBM Willi Joe the helper goal was life saver as the Sounders were striv ing for the tying goal looked sharp against the higher rated rivals Our Bears three filar selection rend Joe Geo 2 rr Si a TO THE VOURS of the Town Of V J During the years have served both as a member of the Town Council and as Mayor have in cooperation with the other members of Council been directly associated with Bringing Hie Military Camp to Newmarket Having the Director The Veterans Land Act lish a subdivision in Newmarket Negotiating the purchase of the military camp and the const ruction of the fine housing located thereon I Bringing The Canadian Hoffman Machinery Com- factory to Newmarket- x Installing artificial ice in the Newmarket Arena Having the Heights subdivision built in Newmarket Having the Regional Office of The Veterans Land Act located in Newmarket Having the District Office of The Ontario Provincial Police moved to Newmarket J became Mayor of Newmarket in and at that time the industrial assessment was only 2I7 for general purposes and more for school purposes Now it Is 76187800 for all purposes representing an in- crease of for general purposes and forschool purposes This is an easing of the burden of taxes on the homoowner and is in decided contrast to situation which prevailed before I became Mayor Despite great demands and increased costs each year since Town has had a balanced plus and as an indication of how Town finances been handled during this period we were able in 1952 to tho town debentures above pur as compared with a municipalities have been substantially par Kik In the Town will bo faced with financing the of Main of ti plant This latter project in itself will present many problems as it is manifestly unfair prportydwuors who cannot use the Vv to pay for the ifr With this in mi if you feel that I can adequately the iWluy problems that will he fowti ask you toiffMvJ If wish to have a car drive you to the polls please telephone my Office phone No Jm jv m J rv S r M 1 f