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1 i5i V I AN BY HOME ROCKWOOL Mors round comfort too you CISCOS Fleece Una Wool bo- it reduces draft I pro- comfort a bis Up lory vermin and Gives protection nil spread of fire lasts long as your house no nor replace costs Adds to your s value Applied in a hours by blower n ceiling joists and by In Wall sidings See local deafer or plica for Insist on fleece the fitted lock Wool ANOTHER BUILDING MATERIAL ml I j I K 1 to life moderation ram Mill Win Second Home Affair Newmarket County rose up for six runs in the fifth got a well pitched seven hitter from Lowell Waller and played airtight ball afield to roll to a win over Bolton Wander ers at the fair grounds Friday The game was a South baseball league affray It was the County Towners second suc cessive home triumph and shot them into second place in the league standing Nine faced Harvey Wallace in the if ttu started the affair with a wrongfield single Grant Blight singled and when the Bolton in field kicked Will infield roller around one run came home That was the signal for New market to get rolling Carl Moore hit an infield hopper Bolton Bob Sullivan elected to cut Grant Blight down at the plate The throw was late and when Bill singled and Jerry Htfgo hit a high loft into centerfield and scored it completed the six run picture Newmarket harvested two runs in the third on Grant Blights welt tagged double an error and Carl Moores single Lowell Waller accepting his first starting assignment from coach Herb Cain was brilliant Waller held Bolton to seven well spaced hits and bagged five strikeouts Waller lost his shutout in the sixth Don kens triple a wild pitch a walk and Roy McKays single gave the Newmarket tapped Bolton pitcher Harvey Wallace for eight hits Grant Blight wield ed the heavy stick to come through with a performance Catcher Carl Moore hitting in cleanup got two Other Newmarket hits were gathered by Knight and Bill Mabelt Lowell Walter supported his pitching with Newmarkets other safety AWARD Another NoHit Game the pitching fraternity would cut this out Its not fair to the batters and unfair to your Every week now it seems somebody turns In a nohit job This week your notes Marguerite Green the pride and Joy of Mount Albert ladies has rang op a nohitter The victims of this nohit business on this occasion were Newmarket Pinups guided by Geo Watt and Tod Hosier- Much as wed like to get onto a new record cant let one of these one in a lifetime nohit performances go by with out doe This therefore on behalf of Theatre manager John and your were Marguerite Green for ih award and Boxy Theatre pass Aurora Midgets Take Rose Kings The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday June Page IS Legion Makes Simcoe Gain Unbeaten Pine Orchard and artillery Kelly Case George Newmarket with four wins one Green Dave Couch and Nelson Last year Canadians paid to the federal government 1280 million In individual income tax es million in sales and ex cise taxes and customs duties Some of every Canadians enter mental institu tions each year loss top the Lake Simcoe soft- ball league state Willow Beach Mount Albert and Keswick fol low the leaders Zephyr and seek an initial win Legion ball- hawks turned in a doublewin week They topped Zephyr and mowed down Vandorf Willow Beach dropped Mount Albert while Ken Keswick Comets upset Harold Smiths Stirling fivehit chucking Ted Andersons three run homer in the sixth were the big planks in the Keswick triumph over the stable Keswicks hit- happy corps touched Haleys fire ball slants for nine Winner Smith had several rounds of control trouble and walked in runs in the second and fifth making his first appearance in the lineup doubled home two runs in the third Don seventh canto single counted the losers final counter Ken Hodgins single started a three run first for Keswick The Comets added a run in the fourth and Ted Andersons third home run of the season climaxed the winning try Better watch Willow Beach The did it again The behind McNeills giltedged hurling beat the CaseRutledge Mounties A sixth run fourth put the Beach home free Don Pop Don Sinclair and Alfie Sinclair wheeled out the winners heavy Case supplied hits Bruce Auckland was charged with the pitching loss Horner toiled the final three frames and checked the Beach on one run Legion tribe showered the diamond with basehits to register their top- sided win Six first chapter runs got the Legion rolling Lloyd Preston was the loser Bill VanZant and John shared the winners toil Bruce Don Smith Doug Simpson and Norm pasted four for four efforts for the victors Doubles by Bill and Jim Preston Harry Lavenders bunt and Eric Bar bers two hits provided some solace for Bill Johnston hauled down Arnolds long sock in the seventh with two on and two out to preserve Newmarkets win over Stan Zephyr Blues If Arnolds knock had got into the back it would have been a tte ball game Don Smith and Fred went three for three and Bill stroked out a couple of hits to lead Newmarket Rookie and coming star Ken Taylor Clark Arnold and Ches posted two hit tries against the combined pitching of John Shed- and Bill VanZant The Blues left ten men stranded and lhat was their downfall Geo Aurora Tigers came from behind to shade Rich mond Hill Rose Kings 32 in a North York midget baseball league game played at Aurora Wednesday The win allowed Aurora to move into second place in the league standing Southpaw Jack Brooks unfurl ed another well pitched effort to hold the in check with five hits Brooks pitched shutout ball until the fifth Then hits by Geo Stoyan Smith and John gave Richmond Hill a lead Aurora came roaring back into scoring focus in the sixth and shot home three runs enough to win the game on Charles towering triple Aurora nicked two Hill pitch ers and Paul charme six hits Charles triple and single Herb McKenzie double and single and Bud Sutton two singles paced Aurora LEAGUE GAMES Theres a busy and exciting card of games in the coming week in the Lake Simcoe soft- bait league Next Wednesday at the fair grounds at surprisingly strong Willow Beach club will face Newmarket Legion Other Lake league games scheduled are as follows June Pine Orchard at Mount Al bert at Vandorf June 26 Zephyr at Willow Beach June 29 Newmarket at Mount Albert at Zephyr Revise lacrosse Schedule Due to the ouster if the junior A lacrosse clubs met last week to revise their schedule Four remaining clubs in the race are Newmar ket St Catharines Long Branch and Brampton Brampton Ex will make their first ap pearance here tonight Thurs day Game time is pm To duel shapes up as one of the topnotch battles of the Under the revised schedule Green Gaels have six home games to play including to nights contest The games are scheduled as follows June Brampton at Newmarket July J St Catharines at Newmarket- July Long Branch at Newmar ket July Brampton at New market July Long Branch at Newmarket July Brampton at Newmarket Newmarket DoNuts Med by Sutton Francis New market intent on in creasing their first place margin in the North midget base ball league ran into trouble and a redhot pitcher at Sutton on Tuesday The pitcher in ques tion was Ron Griffin a Sutton newcomer who proceeded to silence our usually potent slug ging DoNuts on hit to chalk up a 10 win over the Do- Nuts Opportunity knocked for Sut ton in the sixth A pair of in field errors committed by the DoNut infield gave the soxs their gamewinning tally Bill Cains looping single in the first innings ruined Griffins no- hit dream Don Thorns working for the DoNuts pitched well enough to win most games Thorns yield ed but four scattered safeties Smith collected two to lead the victors Other Sutton SPORTS CALENDAR Newmarket Arena June pm lacrosse Brampton vs Green Gaels Fair Grounds June pm ladies Softball Edgar vs Newmarket June Intermediate baseball Newmar ket June am town league York mid- got baseball Richmond Hill V3 pm Junior Lake Wilcox tan 8 Lake Simcoe Willow Beach New market Pantry part School June pm York ju venile baseball Lake Wilcox Newmarket June pm York ban tam baseball Oak New market Aurora Park June senior Softball vs Aurora June 25 jr ladies soft- ball Aurora June pm York baseball Richmond Hill Aurora June York ban tam baseball Newmarket Au rora June pm senior Softball Aurora hit producers were Joe and Griffin came through with a single in support of well pitched game Zephyr Wins On Sports Day Zephyr Blues drew a bye when failed to show hammered Keswick and smacked Newmarket Legion to win the major prize at the Zephyr Sports Day held last Saturday at Zephyr In the finale Ron held Newmarket to six hits Meanwhile the Blues picked on two Newmarket John and Bill VanZant for hits A four run third provided by singles by Alan Ron Ted Nobby Ashs double and Don Hewletts triple put the Blues home free Hits by Bruce Doug Simpson and Bill Johnston in the fourth kept Newmarket out of the Nobby Ashs three home runs Ron Kesters sixhit twirling and a fine fielding effort allow ed the Blues to beat Keswick Zephyr jumped on Claude Pollock for hits Lun Bud and Ted along with Nobby Ash were Zephyrs big batsmen Boh Pollock back in harness with a single and triple and Ted Anderson with a home run walk and single paced Kes- Keswick Cardinals Bop Lakers Twice wick Bill threw a superb twohitter and Newmarket went on to defeat Willow Beach while Keswick scored second and fourth frume runs to edge Mount Albert 21 in the pre liminary games Two hits apiece by the Smith boys Mickey and Don Newmarkets win over Willow Beach Don Anderson and Don Cameron collected Beach hits Joe Cases made up mostly of youngsters put ugva great tussle before bowing Keswick The tournament as usual was chuck full of and fine fielding plays A large crowd ringed the diamond for the finale HOW THEY LAKE LEAGUE Newmarket Pine Orchard Willow Beach Mount Albert Keswick Vandorf Zephyr 1 LAKE JR LADIES Keswick Mount Albert Newmarket 4 Aurora Like Wilcox SOUTH SIMCOE BASEBALL 4 a 3 Newmarket Alliston Bolton County Towners Tie Alliston Baseballers Some nights a guy could get easily discouraged Take Thorns Newmarket County pitcher in the South baseball league Thorns had stemmed Alliston on six hits and had ft lead in tow going into the last of seventh And in the last getting two out couple of Hub scored three had to settle Except for grandstand catch have won it aboard back of short Seneys well tagged grab Bilk M snag and from ah the When you have for the familiar to stop and enjoy the Nothing else tastes so you so pleasant Wherever you and drive n i WW jk tores tVJG Alliston ewmor- were the fiel Thorns yiel seven pickled nine safeties of Doug Keith Chandler Witt Elsby with Gibson bombed The two combii fifth to explode lap chapter Alvie cai up with two out two on in the second to score kcts two runs New Bill Smith Blight tossed in the Si r yWVj Aj v- UXBRIDGE B BRIDGE market lered trademarl IM1TEDMSS UONE mm K sS v- Any day now someone should be shouting Break up the Cards The Cards theyd be re ferring to would be the Hare Jock led Keswick Cardinals The Cards collected their fourth and fifth successive triumph last week It gave them the lead spot in the Lake junior ladies league The victories were easy pickings as Keswick smothered Lake Wil cox at home and at the Lake diamond Tuesday A nine run sixth clustered around Rita grand slam home run featured Kes wicks home win A first round was the main cog in the Cards away victory Grace Curtis wan the pitching victory In both games Joan Stephens a Keswick newcomer pitched three innings in the win Shirley Payne lacking fielding support was the loser All the Keswick clubbers fat tened their batting averages with special awards going to Rita Ruth Grace Curtis and Kay Peters Colleen am socked a to provide the rV lone run In the land slide Other successful lke hitters were Bev erley Judy Hitch cock- M m mm vX 13- e i I p- V V AA 2