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HISPORTS Influenza has been the story the HiSport front these past weeks There was so much it that the district high school iris program did a complete Now with the schools re- normal conditions the ithletes are swinging back into le program renewed vigor AH the boys are going for floor lockey The floor hockey at Newmarket high get way this week A three setup has been organized or grade nine junior and senior ams There will be four teams each league Floor hockey introduced on the sports program last fall roved popular It could develop an interschool sport The football pitch expected to seeded and ready for use next fear has been cultivated and aded to table top level Once use the field should be a valu able asset to The schools gridiron squads the flu licked are readying resume their football skirmish es with district teams under the fanner of the North York Bay COSSA football league Senior coach George Kelly says charges have three games iked to conclude the season le first of these is with High at Pickering College field this afternoon this are games with and Don Carrolls junior squad Is for tests of strength with and St Andrews College The NHS girls volleyball senior and junior this tick won a fourgame series com Richmond Hill high on the gym floor The NHS sen- rs won and decision- the juniors romped to 150 victories over the Hill The annual fall drive for funds via the MeLean- Curtis publication sub- Iptions is now in full swing with this program will be predated PICKERING With the flu epidemic licked ickcring College athletes are their fall football and program It was that the College due to the lu had to default their Red feather qualifying playoff gam Banting Memorial school The Pickering grid- stood a good chance to de- pat Alliston and would then have let Midland for the right to com- in the Feather lourna- icnt Pickering footballers ha v lined up with St Andrews and Ridley College later lis month reports physical lUon director Reg in the soccer front games ore iked against Upper Canada Bradford and ACHT CLUB IKETINO MONDAY A general meeting of the Ncw- larket Yacht Club will be held Oct at pm at the Hall All mem- are requested to attend Canadas trade deficit in the half of 1057 was 608 mil- Ion compared to in the first of 1056 District Sport News Curlers Miami Greens Bowlers r Are Classed As True Amateurs r Today there are two truly winter of bowling relaxation amateur sports Curling is one and the other is lawn bowling Both have many things in com mon Not the least of these is the fact they bring about improv ed health and happiness to those who participate Also as a means of making new friends they cant be beat Both games are relatively in expensive considering the fun and exercise the participants en joy Another item worth men tioning is that curlers and bowl ers never go around saying Mr this or Mr so and so but rather each player almost immediately is calling the opposition or mem bers of his own rink by their first names As a means of putting business worries out of mind both games rate tops on the slate If for no other reason than this alone it would seem that businessmen if they realized the joys of both games would seek out the local curling and bowling clubs and make these grand games a hobby Every bowler and curler should seek out his nonplaying pals and acquaint them with joy ful news of the benefits to be derived from these two grand old games Newmarket bowlers are in a fortunate position As soon as the thermometer skids the doors of good old Miami beckon them The local Miami setup is prob ably the only one of its kind in Eastern Canada if not in the whole country Messrs Jim Law Frank Courtney Andy Murdison ikes Spares It takes the president to show the Davis Leather bowlers how to knock over the pins Dawson league prexy pitched an series including 323 and 307 singletons to pace the Tan nery rollers Bohmer Groves was Jim Cullen Joe Alder- son 639 Leo Cull League standing is Aromas 28 Vellutos J O Little Stanley Janes Char- Smoothies 24 Gaelics lie Willis etc who had the fore- Spartans and Celtics sight to build up Miami are to I George Jiruska is league congratulated in their efforts in making Newmarket the wint er capital of lawn bowling in this country Newmarkets York Curlers like their Miami greens counter parts look forward to the first nip of Jack Frost It is the first signal for them to go into action The curlers have been busy these past ten days levelling the 450 Bob 632 Jack Merlyn 616 Joan Elsby Don Wallace Gertrude 544 were Christian Baptist league pace setters Allstars points are a country mile in front in the Hashman Issues Tickets To Provincials freeze pipes putting in sand and Tuesday mens league Rovers getting everything in readiness for the first flood Flooding op erations arc expected to start Nov with regular schedules due to start in midNovember Thanks to York Curling club president C A Cathers and his executive committee composed of Ralph Al Cameron Joe Stauffer Alan McNabb Keith Nisbet Lou Stephens and Harold Eaton Newmarket is now on the curling map Now if it so happens that neither the joyful curlers nor bowlers have failed to brief you on the fun and exercise of their sports a call to any member of either club will put you in line to come inside and enjoy a full to become a member Minor Hockey Associations Financial Statement 5657 Collection Monday games Collection Tuesday games Collection Wednesday game Collection Friday games Collection Saturday games Newmarket Recreation Commission Newmarket Optimist Club Squirt Tourney tickets gate receipts Newmarket Legion Newmarket Newmarket Lions Club Players Insurance by players Euchres Proceeds Ted Robinson Marigold Shop Frank Bowser Held Atkinson Atkinson Drugs Bert Morrison Kay Smith Newmarket Sale of season passes Don Warner Interest TOTAL RECEIPTS 15500 15000 5000 1530 DISBURSEMENTS Newmarket arena paid rental Ire lime Year end banquet costs entertainment etc Insurance paid to Bert Morrison sweaters Printing advertising expenses Harrys Dry Goods sweaters Expenses squirt tournament McCaffreys Flowers flowers Stan Taylor sweaters for referees Ross entry practice tourney 1100 Don Warner re for sweaters re entry fees local league Keith Davis equipment goalstick keys etc Hardware equipment goalstick tape Bests Drug Store first aid equipment Campbell rubber stamp 1 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS Bank Balance as of Oct I 1957 George Secretarytreasurer Newmarket Minor Hockey Association Local Soccer Players Are Champions j t KM il SM if A second 24 Eagles third 21 Bob Bill Pawson Hay were sharpest shotmakers followed by Al Hop per 698 Ted Heather 683 Ed Ball 665 Stew Dow 654 Carmen Shier Tom Wilson 629 Mike Steel Jack Chowen 621 Ted 607 Bob Haslett 607 Bill Saunders 238 Dorothy Hub trophy shelves have been kept rather- bare this summer All our ball clubs failed to cup However Newmarket soccer club kept it from being a completely lost summer bringing homo the Trophy in Newmarket and district soccer league play The local under president Bill Brookes won the district soccer league championship To cop the le the locals walloped Brampton Seconds I at the fair grounds Saturday Newmarket and Firsts actually ended the season tied in points but the locals had much the better goal cop the cup Front row left to right Ed Hamilton Peter McGrogran Arnold Nelson Mike den Frank Phillips Derek Wilson and Les Roberts Back row left to right Jack Robinson iurr AWARD Town league players and officials had I teams seasonclosing banquet and gettogether session last week their fair share of squabbles and disagreements this year However I It was a pleasure to be with these fine sportsmen Coach throughout the league from top to bottom there was general agree ment on one matter They all agreed that the Ontario Provincial Police team members were the best sportsmen in the league The Police team won with a smile and lost with a smile the mark of a true sporting organization Your has received several requests from players and officials alike to name the OPP team and their coach Tom for the Hashman award and Theatre Smoke Rings Begin Training Cain Legge Share Coaching passes as the best sports in the league It is indeed a pleasure to 217 Ron Hodgson 9 Your had the pleasure of attending the were leaders as Blockbusters jumped into first place in the Bell Telephone league No Names leaders were Bill Con- 1 225 Eva Whitfield 205 All Peel Eva Kay Dick Cor ners 200 Argus Jets behind 300 Stan Evans 251 Ed 239 shot into third place Don triple and single game marks posted by Lee Wallace 253 Bob Lee 251 Harold 236 George 233 Jack Donaldson Hare 204 Elsie Evans Bob Brown were highlights Don Cordys average and Dorothy Cordys 205 average tops Harold holds mens high single and triple 305 and Dave Harvey was a go- to head the Office Spec ialty Officemens scoring sheet Other sharp pin spiders were Lou Ken Miller Jack LeGood Fred Bcnnitz Oman Don Jenkins 595 Ernie Lee rattled off a scries to rate pinspilling star honors in the St Johns league Other leaders were Paul Mur phy John Murray Leo Jerry Gravel Bernard Mellalc Jack White Bill Taylor and Bernard 523 Mimi and Dorothy La- Plante were leading ladies Jean Millers topped the scoring Other top pers were VandcnBorgh Mary Sargent June Pouting 543 Helen Glanfield Ethel Winter and Richardson Twelve Monday lady bowlers topped the 500 mark They were Ann Osborne Oiton Jean Sister 573 Vincc Mimi Alice Gibson Elaine Wain Gertrude Clark Marion Gould Ada Lloyd 511 and Helen Tug- well 502 450 Wives heat husbands hus bands beat wives That is about how it goes in the Friday night bowling loop posted a and all the members of the team voiced the same opinion We had a good year a lot of fun in the town league and we hope to bo back in again next year May we add on behalf of the town league that well all be happy to see them back in again next season Here are the players on the best sporting team front row left to right Cairo Judd Robinson Ian Robertson Ed Forres ter Harold Walter Farmer and Bob Back row left to right Krucger John Gord Nut ley Joe Lee and Tom Hollidge coach Photo by Gail Palmer Thursday will once again be junior hockey night in New market as hockey moves into the forefront Newmarket appears headed for another big season in the OH A junior C scramble Last Thursday the 195758 edition of the Smoke Rings hockey hopefuls hit the ice lanes at the arena for the first session This seasons junior club as in the past three years will be sponsored by Peter Gorman Herb Cain and Norm will work on a cooperative basis as coaches of the team Neither coach requires any introduction to local Under Herb Cains guidance the local juniors captured one title and reached the group finals last season Norm Legge over the years has played with many Newmarket junior and in termediate clubs Coaches Cain and Legge prob ably will have to set about to do an almost complete rebuilding job Three of last years Smoke Ring team Don McKnight Don parted via the age route All were valuable assets to last years team At the present time it isnt known whether Wally Adair the Smoke Rings efficient shotstop per of last season will return to the fold Adair is now trying out with rated Bruins Bob Blackburn a kingpin rear guard from all accounts is like ly to stay up with Hap Emms Barrio Flyers Brian Million and Marcel Tes- two of the clubs top scorers are likely to return Peter the promising Kes wick skater who showed ability to go out and gel goals last sea- sou and Ron Crouton another holdover arc out with the team John and Larry Hone twf midget graduates have shown excellent form in the early practices while Calvin Wil liams and Don Bone who saw limited action with the 5657 team arc endeavoring to earn steady employment on this years Sinclair Haskett Name Town League All Stars Thorns and Boh Wilson have defense Minor Hockey Officials Do Season Spade Work The executive of the Newmar ket minor hockey association with Don Warner in the chair met Friday in the town hall basement to lay the framework for another busy year Treasurer George re viewed the program and reported the association would start the new season with a bank balance of 27700 Newmarket Optimists will again sponsor a fourteam town league competition it was re ported The next meeting of the assoc iation will be held Oct at pm in the town hall basement The purpose of this meeting will be to elect officers for the com ing season and to complete plans for the season All spon sors and league representatives will be asked to attend the Oct meeting At the present time husband Ralph registration forms for the Muriel Heather hus band Ted On the other side it was Cobb wife Hoy Gibson wife Alice Hester Clark was ladies leader with fif9 fol lowed by Elaine Mar garet Ann and Deane Muirhead In the mens division Jack Chapman 758 Art Reg Wil son Reg Joe Pa- ton Bob Clark 545 and Mills were pacesetters creation Commission sponsored tyke and series and the Optimist bantam league are being circulated through the town schools All players of midget and juv enile age wishing to play hockey in a town midgetjuvenile league are asked to report to the New market arena on Friday Oct between 7 and pm Regarding sponsors Ray Smith said that the Newmarket Sports Cycle and Ted Robinson of the Marigold Shop will again spoil- Skating Season Starts With Large Attendance The skating season Is off to another flying start at the Newmarket arena Arena man ager Stan Smith reports there sponsorship of teams New- 293 skaters Friday and out on Saturday for a 665 total Bears Forge Ahead In Practice Sessions Rill rated one of the districts best producers of minor hockey talent for the time being is carrying on as conch of the Aurora Rears hockey club The Bears as last year are pointed towards competition in the junior C race Doug Alcorn the squire of Vandorf is manager and sponsor of the team The Vandorf sports man is also considering the op eration of a juvenile club to work in conjunction with the junior Bears The Bears are well along in Two eagleeyed town league observers Andy Sinclair and Bill move in this week with their town league dream team selections Both selectors coach ed a d played on teams in the circuit and bring a wealth of knowhow to back their selec tions Andy Sinclairs first team is made up of three Newmarket Servicemen two each from Le gion and McNeil Dodgers and one player from Hitching Dozers and Newmarket Dairy Here are the first team selec tees on Andy Sinclairs allstar squad catcher Charles VanZant Legion pitcher Bob Marriott McNeils first base Don Gibson Newmarket Dairy second base Phillips short stop Bob Keffer McNeils third base George Kelly Newmarket Ser vices center field Don Menard Newmarket Services right field Bill Kitching left field Norm Legion Players named to t e second allstar team are catcher Wilf Newmarket Dairy pitcher Ted Heather Legion first base Don Bone Newmarket Services second base Cliff Ward McNeils short stop Major Legion third base Ted Greenwood CA center field Grant Winter McNeils right field Bob left field John Le gion utility Andy Sinclair New market Services Bill has picked a se cond pitcher for each of his all- star clubs a town league best player and has named several players for honorable mention Bill first all star crew contains the names of two players each from Lyons McNeils Kitch ing Dozers Legion and Newmar ket Services Here are the first allstar nine catcher Drew Doak Lyons pit chers Bob Marriott McNeils Ted Heather Legion first base Don Thorns Newmarket Dairy second base Phillips New market Services short stop Glen Lyons third base Bruce Townsley Legion center field Don Menard Newmarket Servic es right field Grant Winter Mc Neils left Bill Hit ching Dozers Members of second allstars are catcher Wilt Newmarket Dairy pitcher- Craig Case Brad Walker and Bob Alt- well Green Acres first base Don Gibson Newmarket Dairy se cond base Cliff Ward McNeils short stop Bob Kcffcr McNeils third base George Kelly New market Services center field El mer Paisley Brad Walkers right field Laurie Thorns Newmarket Dairy left field John Le gion Observer names Don Menard of Newmarket Services as the best player in the league The honorable mention list in cludes Don John Brad Walkers Bill Johnston Legion Major legion Bob Kail is Brad Walk ers Don Legion Aubrey Watson Bell Telephone Chum Gillespie Hell Telephone a team Don Warner will op- their fall training program To Frank Bowser At kinson and Bert Morrison about ho Merchant team sponsorship Seneca Cook will approach the Newmarket Lions Club and Clarence the Club with regard to their con- for the first two evenings music and good ice bring out the skaters from every point of the compass When the regular winter schedule becomes effective there will be skating at the Newmarket arena on Wed nesday and Saturday evenings and on Saturday afternoon Family Allowances are paid on behalf of Canadian children up to the age unless they fail to attend school or marry The Allowances now cost more than sec a year equal to twood John Foster Duncan Stephens Borge Jim Richardson Roily about in of all money col- Tony Brookes secretary Photo by I in personal income taxes to sponsor the midget all stars The Recreation Commission sponsored Saturday morning Little NHL for tyke and age players will commence op erations Nov 2 The Optimist date the team has held approxi mately ten practice sessions and is about ready to jump into the early season round of exhibition contest Manager Alcorn at the moment is trying to arrange ex hibition games with Weston Dixie Beehives and There seems to be a wealth of talent out with the Bears both in the holdover and newcomer class Noted holdovers with the club include goalie Dave Waite defenseman Doug and Patrick bantam teams will pry the lid off Shirley Smith and Doug Oliver a new season Nov The mid getjuvenile league squads ore also expected to start Nov On Nov the allstar tyke peewee bantam and midget clubs will be gin practices It also was reported that there la a good possibility that New market will be represented in Bob Hodgson who performed briefly with Newmarket Smoke Rings last season and Doug Woods of are strong contenders for defense berths King City juvenile graduates Stew Davidson and Glen Ben nett along with Aurora midget graduates Danny and SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS SATURDAY Plans to complete the school rugbyfootball in whirl wind style now have been com pleted The league recently was reduced from four to three teams St Johns Stuart Scott and Alexander Muir will partici pate in the playoffs League director Francis lingstworth has called all three teams to report to the fair grounds this Saturday at a m At that time a draw will be made to give one team a bye The other two teams will meet in the league semifinal series on a suddendeath basis As soon as the semifinal game is completed the winner and the team with a bye will meet for the league title It promises to be a full morning of football action Last Saturday behind the fancy brokenfield running of Hugh and Ron St Johns defeated Stuart Scott Don Williams and Dave were Stuart Scott players Williams snaked over for an early touchdown to give the south a lead but the NINE TEAMS TO DATE IN NORTH YORK LEAGUE With nine teams already enter ed and the promise of many more a record entry list is forecast for the season in the North York minor hockey league To date Newmarket Aurora Oak Ridges and Bradford are in with bantam entries Stouffville Richmond Hill Aurora and New market have posted midget en tries Camp Borden is first in with a juvenile entry Mark ham and may come into the league with teams for the first time according to Markham sportsman Stan Keswick is considering an entry in one of the leagues various series from to juvenile Camp Borden may also post a midget entry Officials headed the league governor George also hope to include teams from Sut ton Thoruhill Lnko Wilcox Woodbridge King City Bolton River Drive Park Beet on and Alliston The leagues annual organiza tion meeting has been tentatively set for Newmarket on Tuesday Nov Bradford Intermediates Start Practice Sessions Newmarket and Aurora dis trict fans from early season in dications are likely to have a keen interest in Bradfords in termediate hockey club The Hind Walker BradFords have started practice sessions Three Don Gib son Norm Smart and George Da vis were on hand for the week end workout of club Two other Newmarket players Laurie and Don Thorns are expected to join this trio for the clubs next practice Bradford club officials havent decided as yet whether to remain in the intermediate C race or step up to rating With Aurora and Newmarket out of the intermediate field it would appear Bradford will be able to ice a contending team in either series A meeting has been called for tonight to officers for the season and to complete plan for the coming year The meeting will be held in the arena I i the North York Ontario Minor Keith Browning have shown a powerful St Johns at pm Hockey association series great deal of promise in the j snapped back to overhaul the Bradford dub officials are also year early season sessions the Stuart Scott lead I casting about to line up a