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I Whitby Here Tonight Brooklin Aurora Fri Down the Centre by Ab Hulse Smoke Rings Add Two More Wins a busy round of junior C Intermediate and minor to solidify their front runner pos ition as they tackle Corn- games ahead for bines in a junior sawoff Last district hockey fans The fun and scraps start here tonight as the Smoke Rings meet Whitby in an OHA junior C game Whitby will invade and when the smoke of battle has cleared away the matter of second plac in the league standing will clarified At the time of writing Whitby Newmarket and Brook- Friday brought out the largest fan attendance of the season and Mes srs Alcorn and Robinson are ex- are closely blanketed with peeling the to really the same number of points With just two points separating j hum for the Combine invasion Aurora Bears were lucky to the two teams in the battle for January at the Aurora arena Friday and second this promises to be Ron Simmons Aurora Be airs en- club is steadily one of the highlight contests in in an important f the January schedule ate C contest Better drop in for I SEES Friday night at the Aurora ar- a look see at the They are S Aurora Bears will endeavour currently leading the league race Summerside On the minor hockey front to- j who moved with his family to night at the Aurora arena a ban- Whitby this year is the latest to I twinbill featuring be added to the roster In Paul Schomberg vs Aurora at pan Ken Roberts Aime and a midget game King City vs Dan Gray and Joe Renv Aurora holds the spotlight nick the have lads who rank with the best in the group Coach Cain will add a new face to his roster tonight as Bob of a pivot player who looked good in practice to win a place The Smokier with three straight wins under their belts seem to be rolling in fine form now and I so we wouldnt be surprised to I see the biggest crowd of the year on hand The financial statement for Brooklin Combines will be at Aurora on Friday night and the MICK January at the Newmarket arena at pm pulls in Don Booths third goal late bantam game against the final period gave Bradford highflying Newmarket Optimists Brads Fords a final push to while at 10 comes in earn a fin over Stouf fville for a North York midget tilt at the Bradford arena gainst Newmarket Legion on Saturday in an OHA inter- Better pull the plug on the TV mediate C game j set and have a night out at one It was a popular win for some or all of these outstanding hock- Bradford fans who saw the matches game since the new Brad- ford ice palace opened up SURPLUS REPORTED Soaring scoring honors with Booth whos sparkling hattrick ignited the winners attack was Bob Veale Veale claim ed two goals George Davis of the Newmarket Fairgrounds Community center was presented have to sharpen up to council on Monday night Whitby performance Bob Fains and Joey Gasko got j showed total disbursements to naf RaTnCr into the Bradford scoring show be 1490 and the balance at Bruins looked like assists end of the year as lhen flnd it remained for Master Larry Hill to keep the winning streak intact with a neat marker with only seconds left They dont Bruce Forgie scored two goals to pace Stouffville Clarke j Nearly onetenth of the and Don accounted for ince of Quebec lies south of the the other tallies St Lawrence River THE you Si Take your choice from a large selection of Maroon Green and Blue To fit moat cars up to IN OUR OWN SERVICE KPT AT SLIGHT EXTRA CHARGE r J ft SON LTD 243 MAIN ST NEWMARKET W come any closer Robinson may have one or two new faces in the lineup shortly Ken Labran of Paris has been transferred to Aurora by his em ployers and seems to qualify un der the OHA rules He has had intermediate experience Ted Brown another lad at Reming tonRand also is seeking a place on the club As Gorman says Him as has gets Too bad to see rookie boh Hodgson of the Smokies out of action with an eye and cheek bone injury which might have been more serious The big lad has his heart in the game and was just beginning to find himself Next week the Rings visit Whitby while the Bears after Friday meet Lindsay for the first time on Tuesday Then comes that bombshell series youve been waiting for between the Smokies and the Bears we give you this in advance so you can make your plans right now for January and Thanks for that smile Mr Smith Harvesters will make their first appearance in Aurora on Tuesday night and although at the bottom of the heap with Richmond Hill the bricktown boys have taken a verdict over Stouffville Clippers and lost to last time out by one goal They cant be undersold as Ron Simmons keeps telling his boys who are at the top of the cir cuit with Beeton right now In the Junior series Polly Jets are out in front with Lions coached by Ken an eyelash behind Off to a late start is beginning to come a flying and with Midland definitely out of the hockey picture arc adding some player strength that will stand them in good stead Incidentally we had a chance to see the revamped Orangc ville arena the other day and it looks mighty fine an ice plant has been installed Omer St Pierre big centre of the Alliston club has demonstrated he is one of the best juniors in these parts unfortunately hes been running into penalty troubles including a match misconduct Armstrong clever for ward of last years Midland club has joined Elmvale Orangc ville has most of last years club back again losing only a couple via the overage route and Les Solomon to St Cathariens Tec- Pees It should be between and for the group honors nevertheless and once again the junior crown should perch for the fourth straight year within the area group remember Noble- ton and January Jottings Bar ber redthatched puck wizard who was a great favorite with Aurora fans a few years ago is playing mercantile hockey this season in the league It would do you good to see the light of pure pleasure in the eyes of Fred veteran Bradford sportsman and a driv ing force behind the new cm- munity arena there There hasnt been less than 300 on hand for any hockey match and Fred is convinced that in both the puck and gutted stick game Celerytown is in for a big re vival Speaking of Bradford It was wtih deep regret that sportsmen everywhere rend of the untime ly death of the late Baldwin Big was a lacrosse star of yesteryear in both lacrosse and hockey al though he was best known for his lacrosse efforts Aside from Bradford he played with St Simons and Riversides We can recall the day all too many years ago in a juvenile lacrosse match at the old Bradford fair grounds when received a scar he was to carry all his life from the overzealous stick of the late George Fleury of Au rora Although it was not inten tional we can recall that all of us had to take refuge in one of the judging stands until rescued by cooler heads among the irate fans On the subject of accidents given the hushhush treatment is the injury to Charlie Burns of Whitby seniors who received a broken jaw recently in a senior game and who is in serious con dition Burns it will be recall ed played for Toronto Marl- last year and wears a steel plate in his head from a previous injury He plays base ball as well a catcher no less and was scheduled to have a trial with Toronto this spring Burns met the OHA ruling of a doctors certificate and got his parents OK before being grant ed a certificate to play A fine player it is to be hoped he re covers well as ever as is now indicated but that he calls it a day in sports Harold son of the great Sonny is once again one of the stars and one of the few native sons on the Milton senior B hockey club like his dad he la equally adept on the baseball diamond currently heading the rural hockey league is much too good for the rest of the league Smoke Rings coach Herb Cain since the holidays must have been doing some tall whistling and wishing For some time he has been asking for a twogame win streak Last week his junior did just that Here Thursday before a happy house full of Hub fans the Smoke Rings combined superior check ing and defensive work with drive and fight to shade The Masters the unbeaten Jin Combines 32 frontrunners the Newmarket Friday at Lindsay the Smokies Masters Overtiwe wops town basketball league were forc ed into overtime Monday before polishing off a win over Bob Dicks Grads The game was the first in a doubleheader attraction that broke the seal on the hoop season In the late half of the twin bill Fearless Five copped a win over Dune Beatties Bell Bluebells Don Carrolls 19point effort six in overtime play featured the Masters win George Kelly coll ected points Ed Richardson six Don Menard four for the win ners Paul hooped 12 points Fred Bill Mair six Bob Dick five in the Grads strong showing Gord and Bob bucketed and nine points re spectively to ignite the Fearless Five triumph Dune Fred Palmer Ted Greenwood and Roy shared the Bluebell scoring cording to a3 good a judge as Clare Morrison of Sutton Clare rates them as fit for intermediate A Among the players per- are Bill Bradbury ex- Spitfire and Clipper Clarke Under the terms of the British North America Act education is the responsibility of the provin cial governments I gassed up by the rapidfire two goal sniping of Bob Wilson and Jack Rogers sped to their second successive win an impressive decision over Lindsay Indians Jack Cain who has been going great guns of late was Mr Sinker for the other Newmarket goal of the second period Bob Cliff Johnstons talented Brook- son Brian Million were Brooks made a star out of Adair They fired shots at the unflinching Adair A screened drive out of a goal mouth confus ion credited to Brooks Vlnce Fer guson got past Adair but that was all Smokies not missing a had hut four shots on the Brook- strings and made them pay off I for a 21 lead Goals by Bob Wil son and Jack Rogers built the lead Bob and got Wilson Info position while Rogers was all on hi own finishing off a fancy dan handling effort With a neat Corner pocket shot The alert Rogers I second goal that put the Rings ahead in the final mirv crew here Thursday came out strong in the first round Carry ing the play to the Smokies the CURLING CLUB WORK PROCEEDING The first piece of equipment to be used In the artificial ice in stallation at the York Curling Club arrived last week Latest progress report on the drill hall conversion job indicates the roof and walls for the westward ex tension of the building have been completed The wall separating the old building proper from the addition has now been removed The el ectricians are also on the job in stalling a new lighting system Club officials headed by A Cathers Keith Al Cam- exchangers before slipping the pass to Rogers It a the Brooks rearguard would forget Rogers fly from fool range and a Brook defender expertly tilted the biscuit Into his own net As event worked oat it was the game winner as the Smokies lead to 32 Dan Tureskis goal of the final stanza After the Brooks pulled up within a goal of the CainGorman crew the Smokies glued to their checks and the visitors were al lowed little freedom around Ad airs doorstep as Messrs Bob Blackburn Jack Graves and Don Thorns found a spare bodyslam or pokecheck around to protect the Smokies lead a of Stouffville and Anderson of Sunderland who has had junior a and Jack were on hand Tuesday at the rink to select the A experience Otherwise the league is fairly even with Sutton building with an entire home brew club for a return to hockey next year perchance Don Graham of Schomberg is winning acclaim in Hamilton for his minor hockey ability and hes been seen on TV after the ior A games to the delight of wall panelling and ceiling for the lounge and made other building arrangements The front section of the build ing extension will house the club lounge and kitchen From the lounge through a glass partition the curlers and visitors will have a view of the full curling rink his boosters in these parts At Locker and wash room facilities the youngster seems to have a real future in the Redwings family Murray Wood former Au rora boy who used to play some smart soccer for Aurora High in the has been appointed pro perty manager of Crown Trust Ken Sinclair who played for Newmarket Spitfires and is cur rently with the Orillia senior club has been appointed as the new coach of Richmond Hill in termediates and Dave has made a ten strike in secur ing the services of Sinclair who should be able to get the Hill club rolling for the playoffs Shorty Heard of Aurora is the new sports officer of Zone Canadian Legion Shorty suc ceeds Chick of Newmar ket who did a good chore but who had to give up his duties because of ill health The Le gionnaires are once again en grossed in cribbage darts bil liards euchre bridge bowling and minor hockey backing on zone district and command levels- arc being built in the basement of the new section of the building The clubrooms etc when com pleted will give the Newmarket- district curlers one of the finest rinks in Ontario The latest figures according to the membership chairman Alan Mc- indicate members have taken out membership shares to date Anyone wishing information a- bout membership in the club may contact either Alan McNabb A Joe ffer Ken or Optimists Giant Newmarket Optimists are fast earning the title of Little Giant Killers in North York bantam hockey league play Adding lustre to their title the Optimists de feated Lions at Thursday and shaded the unbeaten Beeton Athletics here Friday Coach Harvey Gibney and ma nager Garrett cai send out three well balanced front line units a pair of good defensive combinations and in Chuck God and George Wright they have two outstanding puckstop pers Here Friday in a game that sparkled with good fast clean hockey John scored late in the third period to break up a game Larry Keffer was the pass sender to It was Keffer who sot up the Optimist first period goal dropping a pass to Frank McGuire Ike OReilly on a relay from Dennis Foley counted for the winners in the middle round In a game that went and 2all by periods Wayne Carlton and Bob Magloughlan scored for Aurora Little NHL Dave Knowlcs sharp net- minding and Bob Stewarts threegoal performance featured as Detroit blanked Leafs in Saturdays Aurora Little NHL peewec series Fred Hughes and Bob Walsh tacked on the other Detroit markers In second peewee contest John Taylor and Bill scored as Rangers edged 21 Tim Hoffman was the Canuck scoreman The squirt teams suspended league operations in favor of an allstar game against York Mills and the Aurora gang posted an impressive win over the visi tors Randy Alcorn hit for two goals to lead the Aurora attack Other Aurora goalgetters were Bob Baldwin Roy Pugh and Preston Complete Organization Of Basketball League Plans for a fiveteam New market town basketball league were finalized at a meeting held Jan at the Newmarket high school George was nam ed chairman George Kelly secre tarytreasurer Team representatives present were George Kelly Don Carroll Masters Bob Dick Grads Don Lyons Bob Machesney Fearless Five Duncan Bell Bluebells Each team was instructed to present a players list by Jan for executive approval The following schedule was an nounced The teams will play a doubleheader every Monday with the first game at pm and game two at pm Jan Bell Lyons vs Masters Jan 21 Masters vs Bell Fear less Five vs Lyons Jan 28 Fearless Five vs Masters Lyons vs Grads Feb Grads vs Fearless Five Bell vs Lyons yt KOMI SUIT and Custom Stock Tip Top Tailors Tailors 2i OFF MORRISONS Newmarket Aurora Healing moth ins Dr Chases Ointment brings quick relief A home treatment for over years Keep A tin bandy A sizzling fourgoal third peri od rally that wiped out a 3 deficit set up the Optimist tri umph over Schomberg John La- Plant scored w of the come back third period goals while Ken Needier and Larry Keffer notch ed the other Optimist counters Ike OReilly drew an assist on goal and Gary Pale- was the pass provider on second tally Ken Needier scored from Jim McDonald and Larry Keffer counted unassisted over the first two periods for the Optimists David Kaake Bill Leroy Sampson and banged in the goals Hills Goal Wins For Bears arent the only ones who have a BoomBoom Aurora Bears have a pocket edition in Larry Hill It was Hills high cor ner pocket shot with seconds to play that enabled Aurora Bears to become heirs to a win over Whitby at the Aurora arena Friday Hills goal put the cap on a wide open hockey game before the Bears best home crowd of the season The Bears op ened with a rush Two goals off the educated stick of Wayne Spence and Jim Wolfsons single ton set them up 30 first period leaders This lead the way the Bears were shuffling about their ice lane business looked safe enough It was not so the Hillcrests shook the bugs out of their attack and outpointed the Bears 31 In the middle period Cliff Murrell mak ing like perpetual motion on the I feel rather sorry for people who Just when to looking at and to settle down make a deal It happens all the time of coa rse and I think It a Jot of buyers confuse with sheer groundless hesitation For instance there was a ytang couple who were In to see me a few weeks ago They knew what they wanted and I shewed it to on their firs They could find absolutely wrong with the place and ev en the price was In what they bad expected to pay So what happened They want ed to think it ever I warned theas that the place wouldnt last lea Bat they spent fear days It over and when the bestead phoned back 1 had to ell Mm place was sold Now Im the last person la the world to advise anybody to rash into anything especially any thing as alg important as the purchase of the house they Intend to live in Investigate yes Look the hease over thoroughly Ask every quest ion that comes to mind Hat never spend four days Idly thinking things if all you are trying to do is screw up the courage to say yes If that husband I mentioned had spent those four days investigat ing the house and the neighbor hood it would have been wort the gamble for him to wait that long But waiting for its own sake is futile and Ive seen many a prospective buyer that lesson the hard way n- STOUT Hal fthiTTa iO- E CHAIN HIT for All Chain Saw Owners WEDNESDAY JANUARY Bears forward wall hit for the homesters tally after Larry Hill had shuffled over a pass Whitby tied the score on Paul goal at 815 of the third period The visitors tying goal came just one minute after referee Bunny Irwin had flagged Doug Mclnnis the showers for two majors and a match miscon duct The Bears played out the per iod except for the final three minutes five to six in manpower shortage provided goalie Doug Broad and superlative blue- liners Barry Cook Wilf Kennedy and Fred Davis with an opportun ity to raise their stock to new heights in the blocking depart ment As soon as the Bears got back to full strength they were going full blast to crack the tie and it was Hill who took charge to sink the winner after Cliff Murrell and Barry Cook had pushed the 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