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Spits Metro Bid Refused The they will play their home games here on Friday nights Up to Dee 15 when team departs club officials here plan to keep the hockey pot boiling with several outstanding exhibition games There is a good chance of the Spits will be able to take over berth- of Aurora executive mem ber reported Monday that the would fully support Newmarkets to take Lynd- place and secure a bye into senior B meeting Friday night flatly re fused Newmarket Spitfires re quest for admittance to the metropolitan area and member ship in the fiveteam Metro B hockey league Bill business- manager replying to Newmar kets request on behalf of the executive remarked We are not permitted by our constitu tion to fool around with the greater metropolitan area setup Newmarket is outside the area hence cannot draw players from Toronto nor enter the metro politan area league- Newmar ket can continue as an interme diate A team playing against Milton Elmira lingwood Midland Georgetown Fergus and but using only players who reside in New market or those who qualify STARTS MONDAY Theres big doings on tap at the Newmarket arena Monday Nov The Newmarket and district plan to start their and then Four teams are in the race New market Aurora Vandorf and cording to residence import and King City waiver rules lan t St Smit fourstar attraction opening presented the case and Newmarket and Aurora remarked that Aurora Bears stick in the startoff and Brampton Regents had been rtorrto allowed metropolitan area sta tus but the OHA failed to change their decision in New markets favor The Spitfire executive play- era and team boosters met Sun day to consider the re buff After considerable discus- game and King City has a date to slug it out with Bruins in the nightcap Early game goes at late game at 930 Mickey Smith and Bill Ing ram Newmarket entry guide- men expect to ice a strong team it was decided to try and headed by several over Motors Spits Bob Herman helms- spot in the Metro Senior Aurora has lined up a league The are strong aggregation to carry Au- ficheduled to leave for Europe early next year and will play their final OBLA league game on Dec If the other teams in the league are agreeable to Newmarket taking over games Newmarket will rora colors into action Bruins with Doug Al corn and Harry Lavender in charge have nailed a couple of exStouffville to add punch to their attack King City newest entrant is being then apply for a bye into the led by Bruce Hall and Stan senior If Terry and figi the Spits assume the tending crew RAND NEW WATER built at price that to AUTO MAT SHIELD TRICO DEFROST FAN 59 price We a x Protect r floor mala hide Id worn one was no battery drain away and frost mm HEATER REVOLVINQ NAIL WHEEL SQUARE AND IWtt Wjf It reflector heat la aeomiiU With Math 3 wall- Jam steel with Welt i t i i l I I MIL SMI lit UFTBIt fcy rait V lifter fa aa4 aaekeu After Flex Tub CMUfiKEME uj 5VVt- F WEATHERSTRIP aronnd r and ntar draft M4 rattle IhUIH wlUlu -j- I CI If Ml wake partita wipe wtta a wet au4 W red are JJrtt glare at an MENDEfl leak fa Apple with araik clear Wtlft Atae fee TIRE ASSOCIATE STORE MAIN IT fc Centre BY A fanfare professor for those Aurora Bears followed by Red Buttons theme song Strange Things Are Happening which right now sums up the Big Nine junior standing As we write this the Bears axe either in first or second place in the group and the other newcomer to hockey from the district is up there too In quick succession the Bears have downed Flash ers Dixie Rockets and St Mikes Buzzers The latter win was a brilliant one as the ma roon and white Bruins took a verdict over Father Collegians who like Weston are Maple Leaf chattels The St Mikes club is assembled from all parts of Ontario Highlight of the splurge of Bears has been the fine work of goalie Lee in the nets Ed Walkers prolific scoring Ron defensive sorties and the fine work of the Brad ford line of and The rest of the boys have all had their moments and in each game somebody different breaks out Pleasing indeed has been the work of rookie Grant Morton up from midget ranks and holding his own with the best in the league The club needs several more players yet and the hunt con tinues but Messrs and Clarke can take a bow for a scouting chore well done More than reinforcements however the team needs crowd support The turnout of the fans has been disappointing and its discour aging to those who are sponsor ing the team without a dime from any sources or pro spon sorship Next home game un fortunately is not until Friday Nov 20 when Rangers come to Aurora for one of the few Friday night games Aurora will meet Harry Mor risons Brampton Regents who along with Weston were pre season favorites for the group Saturday night in Brampton and on Tuesday theyll meet Grant Nighswanders Unionville Jets In Win or lose the Bears are worth a and as one fan from Newmar ket said the other night Give us that team and that kind of hockey in Newmarket right now and well triple your Aurora crowd Brampton drew over fans last Saturday and the night be fore the Woodbridge club drew 650 at home with practically the same team as that which met Aurora earlier have been the giant killers this past week dropping both Wes ton Dukes and Brampton on successive nights Backed to the extent of by village business men the Dodgers purchased some of the team notably fenceman Bob Cherry Harvey Wallace the pride of Bolton and made a ten strike in securing Roger Neilson a goalie from Weston has been nothing less than sen sational Newmarket Spits went to the subcommittee of the on Friday night with a strong dele gation headed by Herbie Cain Messrs Cameron Thompson Smith and tried their best for inclusion in the Metro sen B group with full Metro players rights The subexecu tive wouldnt go for the exten sion of the area this season and as we pointed out a week or so ago that will have to be amended at the next annual meeting Aurora Bears were granted the right it was said because they had no prospective C grouping except that of last year and in view of everything the OHA wanted to avoid that but still keep Aurora in hockey They wanted to keep Canal- town in hockey too but as fast as one hurdle was over there was another to meet Chief fear was the reaction of teams like Georgetown and all fringe area clubs if the Spits were allowed to crash Metro hockey as a full member As it stands now the Spits will have a bye into the inter mediate or senior playdowns and will he granted permission to take the place of Motors in the senior group when the later club leaves for the world tournament at Stockholm Sweden There are no Olympic games this year Stan Smith and Herbie Cain are arranging a gruelling schedule for the Spits however which will provide keen hockey for the fans the best that Newmar ket has seen for quite a few years and we think the player angle will be well adjusted for the club by the time they are ready for the The club will definitely carry on and you can watch for new faces new attractions and plenty of good hockey the popular StouffvUle Clipper forward who wBi badly combed over by one of the KiY players last week has a broken Jaw as well an odd stitches opponent will likely be watching hockey from the sidelines the rest of the sea son as a ftl on match penalty and major penal ty a wards Or to Brit Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Nov Vandorf Combines football club pictured here gave Newmarket strong opposition this fall The Combines plan to operate again in 1954 Newmarket and officials hope to see a four team district league formed next year Two more teams are needed Back row 1 to are Harry Lavender DeBoc Alder Bob Joe middle row to Klass Vander- John Rendering Chef Howard Richardson Geo front row seated Alex photo by his fine gesture in providing free skating time for the kids of both bergs Howard once played jun ior hockey for Newmarket and was a member of Aurora Ran gers junior lacrosse club in which was then managed by yours truly Burrows Sutton West gets a hand for his donation of an ice plant to the folks at Sutton Sutton arena has been prettied up Ellis will be in charge of the arena which will officially open in a couple of weeks Ron Keswick who was sought by Newmarket Spits as playing coach earlier this year is now playing with Soo Michigan Indians of the NOHA Chock Edwards ho ckeybaseballboxer a member of Green- shirts last winter who tried out briefly with Aurora Bears is now with Woodstock in junior also have lost Jim Collins husky forward originally from Paris and Louis rookie of last season to who under the continuing leadership of Monk Shuttleworth and Red Clarke feel they can end the Colling reign in C Mawhinnie the clever goalie Nado- the winger and six others of the 53 team which played Aurora are still around and the club is regarded as bet ter than last year Don Hodgson Stouffville who was a teammate of Don Lewis of Aurora Bears last season in sen ior B with the Clippers is with Unionville Jets in the group and with Gar Lehman of juveniles with the Jets there will be plenty of riv alry around this winter between the boys and their home sup porters Lawn Bowlers Organize Write off the winter and the Newmarket Lawn Bowlers are ready to jump off on another season Twenty enthusiastic lawn bowlers gathered at the Miami clubhouse Tuesday to or ganize for the 1954 season Frank Doyle was named president Mr Doyle in his acceptance speech stressed the need for new members We have mem bers now We want twice that many in The Newmarket Lawn Bowling Club is not a clos ed organization Anyone and everyone in Newmarket is wel come to become a member he said In support of the drive for new members a four man committee composed of Willis Murray Roberts Lou and Gladman was set up to head a concentrated winterlong drive to secure new members Fee for a new member was set at per season Ken Bain and Frank Brammer were installed as vicepresidents Willis was reelected sec retary Murray Roberts treasurer Honorary president is Stanley Janes Patrons are G Man ning J S Law and J Little Trustees are Bob Manning and B Rose Dis trict representatives named were Frank Doyle Willis and Ken Bain J Law Eugene McCaffrey and Bob were chosen to represent the club on the Provincial Lawn Bowling Association Phil Tod was named auditor The following committees were set up to guide club play in Saturday tournament committee Norm Hopper Ken Bain Gladman Bruce Gibson Frank Wednesday tourna ments Murray Roberts Andy Eugene McCaffrey grounds Ernie Wright Ray Eugene McCaffrey Jim Law Vaughan Goring Club members passed a unani mous vote of thanks to the ladys club for help with the tourna ments and for financial assistance in 1953 Mr Doyle passed along the clubs thanks to Tommy Scott retiring president for his fine work in RETURNS TO BUBAL Ellis and his SuttoaV find themselves in about the same boat as New market Spitfires The Green shirts wanted to get back into the OHA with an intermediate C rating but found theyd have to do a lot of travelling to get a group Under the circum stances Pringle and company de cided to reenter the Rural Hockey League as senior team According to a lease after their general meet ing last week Keswick Comets who held an intermediate classi fication last season will not re enter this season Complete Plans For C0SSA Basketball District secondary school basketball men laid for a busy and lively season at a meeting held in Aurora last week Four secondary schools Newmarket Aurora Richmond Hill and and two col leges St Andrews and Picker ing will enter teams in the south division of the Georgia Bay COSSA basketball league Georgian Bay COSSA basket ball convener Bill Babock and league president Bill Ellis both of Richmond Hill chaired the meeting The league will be divided into three divisions junior and senior Each of th six schools plan to enter team in each division Midget age is under 16 junior under and senior under 20 The schedule will start the 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