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District Sport News Down the Centre by Ab Hulse Smokies To Entertain Bears At Local Arena Tonight Add Georgetown To Suburban Junior League The Suburban Softer Seven junior hockey league will be come the Super Eight this week Georgetown Junior club has been added to the league re ports ace convener and Vicepresident Atr The leagues newest team will lay a single home and home with the other teams in group The Georgetown will open at home Dec 20 with Whitby the visiting oppo sition Convener reports the following Super Eight league games are coming up over the next week Dec Aurora at Newmarket Dec Alliston at Aurora Whitby at Georgetown Dec 21 at Dec 23 Aurora at Alliston Georgetown at Whitby Dec 26 at Newmarket Georgetown at Al Dec 27 Whitby at Au rora Dec Aurora at lin The mad merry whir of the Suburban Super Seven continues to increase in tempo with Dodgers still unbeaten and their old opponents Newmarket Smokies in the second slot Au rora Bears Mid land and Orillia over the regu lar season for the Muskoka title and will then go in to the junior B playoifs Incidentally junior has its who at this stage last I biggest entry in years with the Strikes Spares George packaged a series including a single ton to win top Davis Leather league honors Other bests produced by Bill Bone Art Joe Alderson Bill Cullen Dawson Top single game marksmen besides were Art Ben nington 284 Bill 273 Bill Bone 271 and Art 267 Aromas are league leaders They have points followed by Smoothies Spartans Gae lics and Celtics 42 More than the Tuesday night bowlers topped the barrier Bob Ear ley 709 Ted Heather were j00 bracket pin spillers were Bill Mike Steel Ed Ball Bob Joe Peat Horace English Don Brown Hay 634 Bill Carson Kossacs Ted Ornery Bob and Jerry 600 Allstars are league leaders They have points followed by Eagles Ringers 450 J Lou 728 featured the ft ice Specialty Of icemens scoring Other bests were roduced by Ken Miller T Jack Malcolm Don urch Jim and Case 450 Bob Mcllale Joan Merlyn lificld Albert 504 McGann Lloyd Harvey were top bowlers in the hrixtian Baptist league Bradfords Quality Foods have into the lead in the league second cries They have points Motors Zephyr Aces second placers ints each Lumber Avenue Cleaners Now narkct Motors Ward Allen are next in order Ron triple a single the pin spilling action- thcr bests were fired by Sid Ken Taylor red Counter Howard Hon Jenkins 727 J Vis- Fred Collyer Don dies lob 706 Ralph 03 450 Pat best in league with a 610 Other leaders were June Richardson VandenBergh ean Miller Mary Sargent Edith Eileen ewton Ethel Winter Hill Friday boast mo of the Hubs top bracket Jack Chapmans as a feature Other best pin liters were Ralph Cobb Joe Jim Bennett Boy Gib- Hod Slovens Beg ileon Art Westlake 111 Joe Moore Jim Storey Buss Mills Ed Ball 518 In ladies division set the pace with a no triple Other leaders were Muriel Mark Cobb Wil li Hester Clark 563 Gert Clark Marg Ann Mil Mills season were atop the league are rounding into shape slowly liston Hornets and Jets up from ranks are more than holding their own and Motors and Whitby are just about ready to jolt over any of the leaders any day By vote of the clubs George town who had no grouping will play a single schedule in the three S group and the points against the Raiders who are touted as sleepers for the cham pionship will be very valuable to all of the clubs With a new playoff schedule arranged and no roundrobin difficulties as the first third of the schedule is just about over every game really counts as position gives preference and gate appeal to the leaders Those ancient rivals the Bears and Rings will be up and at it in tonight The Au rora lads having dropped three close ones with only last weeks counting in the standing to the boys arc keen to hit the win column right in New market Last Fridays game was but there was little to choose between the two after a couple of quickies by the blue and white Evenness of play has characterized every game in the league and the Gorman vs Alcorn games are typical ex amples of it Professor Mundell dropped over a big husky lad called Ken MeKenle last week from south of Richmond Hill and he looks as if he can do the Bears a lot of Niagara peninsula back in and such centres as Gait Kitchener Preston Belleville and Trenton returning to this series since they are play ing senior B will be permitted to have an intermediate C en try and this club composed of strictly homebrew will play with Durham Paisley Walker- Ion et This team will be handled by Jeff Jeffries the arena manager formerly with the junior club There is a strong possibility that the pres ent juvenile club will seek a bye in the junior C playoffs has returned to OHA Bears Cop Win At Bowmanville Aurora Bears showed striking finesse around the net in the final period to score three goals and that whopping shooting ef fort earned the Alcornites a 65 win over Bowmanville at Dec The win gave the Bears a three win two loss record in Suburban Super Seven junior hockey league play The Bears Kid Line of Danny Keith Browning and Ron was the Bears best fired two goals Browning one artist Gary Bonhain turned in a free- hockey and this week will seel skating effort to bag two Au- official opening of the new goals Bob Hodgsons goal arena and recreation centre started the Bears third period They have been given rush to the winning payoff win- status for their first year entry Riverside where Jack Robinson and Tommy Bro- arc located will have an in termediate A club in a league with Leamington and Rumor still persists that Robinson has been asked to return to these parts but I know nothing about it It wouldnt materialize this year in any case Hoover is the new boss- man at arena this year and there has been much favor able comment on the manner in which he is handling his new chore We note that Norman Mathews former Newmar ket resident and a leading coun sel on labor matters acts for Maple Leaf Gardens in their fight before the Ontario Labor Mort Richards triggered two goals to lead Ted Larry Payne and Lawrence cut loose for the other goals Bradford Intermediates Win For Fourth Time good lis rumored loo that Larry Relations Board over the recog- is getting itchy feel to play of the players negotiating hockey and may reconsider his committee The question earlier decision of retirement Last year Hill was about the most versatile performer in the group No need to tell the home fans that against the hottest club in junior A the Smokies put up a pretty good show and the experience served them well as coach Legge a few of the Flyers defensive plays lo effect in Aurora On Friday Aurora will play hosts to Hornets and Whitby will open at George town Paul lost an ex hibition game to Aurora in pre season play by one goal and last whether a union an or not this is properly or if each player isnt individual contractor The proposition for the latter argu ment seems to come from US Labor The question of whether or not salary negotiations enter into the matter is an argument that seems yet to be determined especially since the Leaf players issued a statement that this wasnt so The club wants to include the whole roster of signed players as being the ones decide if they waul certification or other wise The players lawyers argue weekend the Hornets gave Cliff j that only the 18 on the Leafs Johnstons club the present roster should count At scare of their lives They drop ped a decision at home as a penalty cost them two goals in the dying moments At Port Perry they were lied until the last period when again experience counted in the clutch and won On Mofiday Aurora wilt back to and on Boxing day Georgetown will to Alliston a big Christmas pres ent for the loyal home town fans December Jottings Congratu lations to Clair Morrison the hockey legal light who was elect ed at the head of the in the township council race Vampires folded up on Friday as boss An dy ran into a mm with the Union hockey club at his plant and couldnt get the play ers he had on Andy did uncover a fine young goalie in Bob who will he heard from later Oro Combines have decided to try hockey again and they will lake up the land games to round out the local intermediate group which is producing some fine play Its too bad that group convener Tim should have to re draft the schedule and run into unexpected problems hut the genial mortician will solve the problems pronto Harry Lee had added a real Aurora look the Clippers as Grant Ed wards Phil Nicholas Sparky Vail Ted Vanderpol and Howie Bullock of the champs are now in sweaters Top scorer for so far has been Elmo Gibson who played with Brooklin last year Bud Lehman Hal Hodgson Bruce McDowell Forfar hockey today Tip Vipond Howie Bob Mclntyre and Bud Wilkins give tin- team a potent crowd of puckchasors Joe Lewis and Jake appear to have receded to the fireside but like George Stark may re consider Tarry Sound Shamrocks cur- the moment it does not appear possible for both sides to come together but regardless of it all and what you may think about the Smythe hockey empire you dont find the players kicking or bad feeling w i g between the bosses and the socalled slaves Actually the Leafs are playing their best hockey in several years right now You cant kid anyone thai a club plays good hockey if the players arent hap py al their work and under their playing conditions If the US attorney and US labor ways had been left out from the start it is more than likely all argu ments could have been settled amicably including an amend ment to the obnoxious clause that gives President Clarence Campbell who is hired by the club owners the right to decide finally where there is a dispute between the players and the club over salaries Incidentally I got quite a kick out of the- rumpus raised by Toronto Township over the fact that Chicago has some play ers attending school while play ing for Dixie Youd think this was something new hut its been going mi for years and suffered- No pro club can force any hoy to go anywhere if his parents dont approve or if the boy doesnt want to go Make no mistake about that We venture to say that the grades of boys al school away from home on a hockey scholar ship are higher or as high as if they had stayed at home The marks at Dixie we could name Bradford Brads- Fords look like the intermediate equiva lent of the New York Rangers The are a great pass ing team In the line of Don Gibson Ortie Thorns and Ron Dowdall they boast probably the highest scoring unit In hockey This line got cracking in the final period Saturday night Bradford for two goaN to give Brads Fords a win over Becton The victory ran the Bradford win streak to four games While Spider Gibson didnt appear as an actual scorer his passes were made to order It was Gibsons pass thai sent Thorns in to score early in the third period That goal broke a I all deadlock Bruce Nairn two minutes later gave Bradford a A- advantage It was a well executed end to end dash It was Gibson after taking Or- tie Thorns pass who gave play- 1 ing coach Ron Dowdall a chance lo park the puck in the cage at That tally gave Bradford a margin This lively youngster who constantly laughs at life and is not a whit concerned by the fate that caused him to spend the early years of his life in a TB San is one of the many children who be cause their TB condition was discovered in the early stage can be assured of an almost complete cure Mass free chest xrays made possible through the annual sale of Christmas Seals safeguards the health of young and old alike Funds raised by the National Sanitarium Association through the sale of Christmas Seals have during the past year paid for free diagnostic examinations in Metropolitan Toronto alone through which abnormalities of the chest including active cases of tuberculosis were discovered HASHMAN AWARD Jelley Jells With Fans First before getting down to our weekly discourse your Hash- man selector and Mr Holmes Theatre manager send out Christinas greetings to one and all A lot of hockey fans said it couldnt be done No one could make them forget Adair But this season Ihe Sntokle management has been fortunate to secure the services of a pipe- minder every hit as sharp as the efficient Walter Definitely one of the reasons the Smokies are currently holding down second place Is because of the superb work beUveen the pipes by Mr a cool as a cucumber pipeminder from our sightings to this point la the best netminder in the Suburban Super Bight set Just by way of encouragement to keep up the good work your Is going to single out for the weekly award and Roxy Theatre pass A trip to a good movie will make It no doubt for lo forget his puckstopping worries for a spell Bruins And Hawks Are NHL Victors Jerry Dennisons Host Bruins are the Optimist Nil I spick ml span lads Theyre giving all the other clubs onceover lightly week Bruins displayed early and late George Davis goal at rounded out the Bradford scor ing For Davis it was his second goal Previously Davis had shaken himself free in Die sec ond period to start the Brad- i power to spill Jack Cox ford scoring Davis coal match- a first period goal contracted for by visitors Colly Ed Bradford appeared to have unfurled ate go power to burn Their pretty power to defeat Harry passing plays were a treat 42 watch it was a good hockey Wayne a chipper game from the word go young nipper spearheaded the Too much praise cannot be Brums drive pumped in heaped on Bradford goalie Ross three goals while Tommy who was sensational dug in for two important Joe Bruce Nairn Bill counters Another lad digging Lotto and Bob Fallts provided in all time John Gorman their goalie with fine protection flipped in the other Bruin tally pro as well This Saturday the Brads Fords will play at arena Y SPLASH PARTY TOMORROW EVENING Seney found three trips pop iii two Ranger time pokey goals Bob centres There hockey bums prove this and a dozen other are few if any associated with rent junior champs have a NO INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY AT AURORA Aurora fans arent going to get a peck at thai crowd pleasing in termediate hockey that has been diiplay For a spell it was hoped that Vampires would play home games at Ernie liaisons Aurora Hope this one a hockey player not a comedian rifled home I he other Ranger counter Peter Watts second goal and Ray Provans near the finish marker put the Hawks in line to dump Roger Paul The Young Peoples Associaj triggered other Hawk goal lion of Newmarket YWCA has organized something l new anil different in their plan ned program to secure members It is piobably the first time in history that any district group has organized a Splash Party Head Actually its a swim parly com- Win In Bradford League A pair of Daves and Smith were Canuck an athletic night It many events planned change in management When the voters at Sound turned igloo down Sunday sports sponsor That was the general idea until Alex who dropped around j last Tuesday On that occasion four grand last year and Presl- Andy trotted out his De- dent Bill Matthews decided it was last straw and gave up tho ghost Faced with no ho ckey in arena in intermedi ate junior or juvenile mu nicipality decided to take over entry What ville Clippers did to the Vamp ires was something everyone should forget quickly ville won 222 After that de bacle the Vampires decided to the operation of the club They withdraw from compcti- and will will play- in competition with Hon volleyball wit is one of by Young Peoples As sociation to be held throughout the winter The swim will be held in the Si Andrews College swimming pool The athletic pari of the program will be staged in the Si Andrews College gym It wilt be held tomorrow Friday Dec 20 Tickets are now being sold for the Splash PartyAthletic night Tickets can tie secured from Mrs Sylvia Bell Ruth Walker Blaine Taylor Jack Mills Ted Greenwood Karle Ball Jim or Doug Ir win A limited number of tickets are available There are tickets in all There will be two swim one at pm and one pm Cars leave the town hall at pm for St Andrews College The athletic activities in the gym will also start at pm ill include basketball etc No one would even dare hint at this point that the Bradford and district dont know how to score goals The four teams were off on another high scoring binge last Thursday at the Biadford arena as they kepi their hockey pot with a twinbill attraction Possibly we should have said two of the teams know how dish up the goats in bunches Sodbusters with Don Merchant and Jack Cober ace three goal snipers blanked Hol land Landing Rockets It was a neat shutout job for Jess Turton In the late half Bond Head blasted Bradford The Bond Headers had three big gunners Sam Lee bagged five goals Frank and John and John Camplin four each Art Hunt sank the lone Bradford goal was anything but a pleasant eve ling for Brad ford goalie Zero Spence SPORTS CALENDAR Suburban Junior Dec HI pm Newmarket arena vs Newmar ket Dec pm Aurora arena Aurora Intermediate Dec 21 pm Bradford arena Bradford North York Bantam Dee lit pm arena VS Dec pm Aurora arena Bradford vs Aurora Dec pm Newmarket arena vs Newmar ket Dec 7 pm Bradford arena vs Bradford arena Dee arena Dee arena Dec arena ford North York Midget 1H 815 pm Wood bridge vs King City 19 pin Aurora Richmond Hill vs Aurora pm Newmarket vs Newmarket 23 pm Bradford Camp Borden vs Brad- North York Juvenile Dec pm anna Bolton Dec 23 in Bradford arena vs Bradford Landing Rockets Lose Game With Bond Head Schomberg and Bond Head sharpshooters slipped into scoring overdrive In opening Brad ford and district hockey league twin bill played Dec at the Bradford arena Don was the number one bell ringer for March ants sharp three goal per formance plus two each fired by Bill Winter and Dick Sweeney earned a I win over Bradford Joe struck for the Bradford goal Ken Hermans Holland Landing Rockets absorbed an licking from Bond Head Rocket snipers were Boh and Joe John tapped in throe goals Bud Brown and Spar ky Coleman two apiece to direct the Bond Head win Tonight starting at pm at the Bradford arena it will be vs Holland Landing Bradford vs Bond Head YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY The tremendous feud that has been developing between Aurora Bears and Newmarket Smoke Rings over the past several seasons will have an other airing tonight at the Newmarket arena Tonights junior Suburban Super Eight contest will mark the first time the two teams have met on local Ice In group play- Last Friday the Smokies went into Aurora to win a road game There seems little doubt coach Bill will have his charges In top form to reverse the story tonight However coaches Norm and Herb Cain have the Smo kies in top condition for to nights skirmish so the fans are likely to see a classic struggle Game time Is pm Tomorrow evening Aurora fans will see their beloved Bears in action against ton Hornets at the Aurora arena The BearsHornet game gets rolling at pm Outdoor Rink Planned For East Side Of Town East side youngsters and their parents as well like their west side brethren will have an op portunity to skate under the stars this winter A motion was passed at Newmarket council last week to provide to erect an outdoor skating rink at the fair grounds Councillors Bert Kent and George presented the motion for council approval The new rink to be known as the Legion fair grounds outdoor rink will be built and maintain ed by Canadian Legion members Work on the rink will start early next week after Legion members have completed their duties in connection with the Santa parade Some 20 members of the Can adian Legion have indicated they will help with the rink mainten ance and flooding work The rink will be built on the west diamond at the fair grounds One bank of flood lights will be used in provide night lighting There will he no charge to anyone to use the rink It will fc Bradford Fords Win Pair Walloping 135 And Orange Bradford Brads Fords behind fine and fancy biscuit juggling walloped Lefroy 5 and pol ished off I in intermediate C action re cently Games were played at Bradford Dec 3 and Dec 7 The have now rung up three wins and a tie in league play Two Newmarket skaters were among the top sharpshooters in Bradfords triumph over Lefroy Don Gibson went on a four goal scoring romp while George Davis hit for three goals Playing coach Norm Dowdall Was a four goal contributor The Don Gibson Thorns line whipped the puck around like it was a hot potato in Bradfords I victory Sport ing a lead the ad ded six third period goals in a passing display chipped in three goals two while Thorns dish ed up five assists Dave Harvey and Ron Kirby pumped in two goals each George Davis and Bill Lotto sin gletons for the winners Ross was robbed of a shutout on Bill early first period Orongeville goal Newmarkets Do McK night and Norm Smart joined the team for the Orangeville game Joe was also an added starter be primarily for skating At a weekend meeting to or ganize the rink committee Bert Kent was named chairman of the Legion fair grounds rink com mittee Ivan Ruddock is first vicepresident second vicepresi dent is Syd treasurcr Jack Groves Jr Sam my Brymer Milt Wesley Roy Smaltey and George are executive members VAMPIRES SHOT DOWN AND GROUNDED 222 Andy CIoss will have just cause to remember Tuesday Dec for quite a spell It was on this evening that Maestro CIoss intro duced Vampires to Ontario Hockey association in termediate C hockey at the Au rora arena It was a stunning reverse for the Vampires The Clippers shot down and ground ed the Vampires Except for the work of the Vampire goalie there is no doubt Clipper total would have shamed many a basketball learn It is a blow from which the Vampires may never recover It is reported that they may with draw from OHA competition They were scheduled to play home games at the Aurora arena Bill and Ron Metcalfe got the Vampire goals that inter rupted the steady flow of rub ber into the Vampire twine pa goda A number of exAurora Bel- airs appeared in the lineup including Ted Mel Vail Phil Nicholas and Howie Bullock Vanderpol Pete Jim and Bruce McDow ell were sharpest Clipper snip ers They hit for three goals apiece Nicholas Ron Gray and Bud Lehman bagged two tallies each while Howard Har old Hodgson and Mel Vail join ed in the scoring jam with single markers Marcel Tessier Leads Junior League Scorers Marcel Tessier Newmarket Smoke Ring center still held a onepoint lead over Fer guson winger in the Suburban Super Seven junior hockey league scoring race The leagues top scorers as of Dec IS were as follows Tessier Newmarket Ferguson Million Newmarket Cain Newmarket Darby son Brooklin Aurora A Pis 13 A ft AURORA BELAIR MIDGETS WIN AGAIN Will any team halt the scoring power drive of Aurora The other North York Midget clubs havent had one bit of success in this regard to dale The are now riding the crest of a sixgame winning skein Keeping up their high scoring antics to the glee of Aurora ran dom eagerbeaver net fillers blasted Woodbridge at the Aurora arena Thursday Norm Dennis using his jet propelled runners was the num ber one pumper for Aurora Dennis sped ahead for four big Aurora goals Bob Keith Scott and Ron Walker kept teach smiling with sparkling twogoal romps The other Aurora goals were pro duced off the shooting irons of Ken Taylor Charles Learning Bob Wall and Brian Knowles Local Tyke And Peewees Salvage Win And Tie Newmarkets smallest hockey family our tyke and peewec allstars are having a most suc cessful season Friday on local arena ice they earned a win and a tie in competition with their Aurora opposite Linemates Robert Bennett Alan St John and Dave shared the goals and Laurie policed the goal crease in excellent style to earn a shutout as Newmarket blank ed Aurora in tyke play The peewce contest was a dandy- It ended up Newmarket Aurora Don James Don and Randy Legge were Newmarket snipers Bob Walsh scored all the Aurora goals SUTTON MIDGETS WIN NORTH YORK OPENER John Sutton midget Greenshirts were on a goal scor ing lack last week as they Whipped Lions 10fi in their initial home appearance in North York midget hockey league play Wayne Croulch former New market lad was the lake charge leader for the popped in four goals Peter Carpenter was a two goat marksman Ken John Cook Dave and Tom Clark added final touches to the Greenshirts healthy scoring total Cameras Projectors I BUDD STUDIOS Next to Office Newmarket