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Hasketis by GEORGE HASKETT I A- Era SporU Editor v and Ken Santa now is something else The earned they stilt cant put towthf three pood limped considerably in the second a the Blades scored four unanswered jroals four in four minutes plus seven seconds Take away that dastardly stretch and the were winners To their credit they came out full of try in third period hut some rather foolish realties cramped their effort to win The are sole occupants of the league basement So they have but one way to and that upwards and onwards A couple o wins over in upcoming contests would Ml the Huh hopefuls ahead of the Oranges The tied the Aunira Timers on week This would seem to be an indication that Oranges are improving Making a spot in the playoff way the are poinjr would appear to bra hopeless what do we do now pane There only one thing to do and that concentrate on building a contender The time to start on the project is today not tomorrow We are very fortunate in have the Argus Camera people as sponsors They are for Hub hockey We hope theyll lie around for vears to come We want to see Ken and Elmer Mattfce back at the helm in They are the ripht type to have in hockey Given the opportu nity pive us a winning hockey machine next season Now the Sutton Junior team has faded from the picture this territory should become open to Red man scrutiny There are several star hockey players in South Shore area Lets see if we cant line up several for a Redman tryout next season Also Aurora Tigers havent any monopoly on players from the area They can play here as well as at Aurora executive Phillips announced the cites and dates for various junior league allstar games The Suburban League game goes at Milton February Players from Aurora Newmarket and will take on the allstar selects from Milton Georgetown and The Senior A allstar game goes February 1 at the arena In this one the allstars from the new clubs in the league will go against the all- stars from the old league teams The Georgian Ray League allstar game is booked for Parry Sound January The home town Sounders meeting an allstar contingent from the other league clubs Art Ferguson has shown us plans for the most ambitious minor hockey tournament in Hub history It will be a Newmarket Legion Centennial tourney to be held here March and April it will involve a total of teams in novice bantam and midget categories Unlike most tourneys being run today it is for scries teams and not for teams It is a wonderful idea The team players hardly ever get out and into tournaments Were all for it We hope it will he a bang up success That adds up to a good tourney with Ferguson at the helm Fans are still talking about the girls hockey tournament played here The script writers couldnt have dreamed up a more exciting finish The finalists Flycrettes and Uxbridge played five minutes of suddendeath overtime then had to go to penalty shots Barrie won it Newmarket Pinups captured the consolation series crown Congratulations are in order to the Pinups and their coaches Jerry and Don The Don Mills team was a mite according to their spokesman for not being allowed to compete They won the tourney title last year Newmarket again were winners of the consolations series in the girls hockey tournament held a week ago Players active during the three games were Front Brenda Chris Sandy Sutton Gail Gail Barbara Allison and Standing arc Gerry coach Phyllis Gall Wilson Mines Cheryl Bishop Pat Roberts Beverley Wilson Paula Allison Sandy Brown ami Don Vincham manager Shepherd Staff Redmen Falter After Rapid Start NEWMARKET Newmar ket are sadly in need a couple of hotshols who can put the peck in the net The were far short in lite scoring department inc to Milton Merchants at the arena last week in a Suburban Junior Hockey lea gue game The loss spilled the into last place in the group The worked like trojans for a little over minutes Dennis Richard Paul Don Bond and Barry Smith all had good opportunities to give the a lead They failed Milton scored after minutes and from there on was a Milton Merchants led 2i after a period and established a V2 lead after two periods DOING JOB At this time of the year as we stand on the threshold of another year were reminded of the great debt parents and recreation leaders owe to all who help to carry on minor hockey programmes here and across Ontario The league directors do a tremendous job The Huh is fortunate to have Jack Passmore Elmer Gilbert Frank Wilson and Clare Pen rose directing house league operations These men along with executives Bill Adams Ken Art Ferguson Gilbert Frank Wilson Jim Kelly and Bill provide the know- how to keep minor hockey a going concern At Aurora Bob Blick is president Fred Terry- Bob Hooking treasurer and Ray Rlouin vicepresident They are being assisted by VInce Casey Buss A wile Lyman Smith Jack Turriff Bill Wiles and a host of team coaches and man agers These executives and all who have kepi minor hockey alive in Aurora during the trying times of finding ice elsewhere are to be congratulated for their tireless efforts Harry is another key worker this regard The leaders and those associated with East Gwillimbury Minor Hockey Association rate con gratulations for the progress shown over the past three- years In this regard we salute Al Leforl- Frank Don MacPhee Pat etc Bradford has in excellent minor association headed by Joe Gordon Bob Lynn Gary Cox Bruce Fuller Len Hare John and John Fernhout Stewart Don Stan Marshall Bob Kennoway and Hugh head the active Oak Ridges Association Boh Brockton and Jerry Labey Fred Newman and Dick Sweeney are Lake Wilcox directors The South Shore Association is fourth largest in North York Ken Hooper Mrs Shropshire and Fred Stone are eager leaders Roy Wilson and Dick Williams are leaders Jim Kitchen Norm Shicn Clarence Wood Murray Edwards Doug Marchant Wieldcr and Ken Archibald are Schombcrg executives Bob Mel it tyro Wm Jack Sykcs and Norm Buttle are key Maple leaders creeps in with word the New nd District Soccer Leagues annual meet- eduled for Newmarket January AH the Keswick arena January for I hockey tourney Teams entered Sutton Newmarket Huron and Port Perry Binions Tiremen Win Openers AURORA Motors edged Cycles V Cana dian Tire tripped Knapp Painters to usher in the 1967 Aurora Town Hockey league season on glittering winning notes Alex Russell at the mo ment on a scoring hot streak scored twice to pace Binions Larry Keffer showed old lime junior gogo form to pot the other goal Son Need- ham helped on Keffers goal Elgin Evans and Keffer were in on Russells goals Brian Agncw scored un assisted and then applied his stickhandling magic to put Leslie in the clear for the second Kric marker When the Jones hoys are In scoring trim watch out Thats the word from the Canadian Tire camp Frank Jones and Sam tones scored a pair of goals each Glen Smith notch ed a single to pace the Tire- men Phil collected two assists Brian Knowtes one Bob streaked in from centre ice to shoot the lone Knapp goal Howard Tim bers slipped the pass ahead to Hickson Both were good games league statistician Bill Harris Milton the in the final period and outgunned the local tribe Coach for a way to boost the Argus Rclman stock dressed It players hut it still didnt pay off as the majority of the after the first eight minutes appeared to he suf fering from the festive season slowdowns Barry Smith potted the first Newmarket goal at It came with Milton leading It was a picture play goal Terry digging the puck out the corner put it squarely on Smiths stick Paul scored the second Newmarket goal at the mark of the second period slapped in a rehpund off Alan St Johns shot By this time Milton had established a lead Rich ard home for the holidays scored the third Huh goal picked a corner from the hoards Mil ton had a man off Smith fed the relay to This completed a goal and an as sist Smith night York Curlers Start Second Series Play Merchants Win Over Shultons AURORA Aurora Mer chants will have to be reck oned with from now on in Senior Hockey League competition Theyve added such stalwart stars as Charlie Mike Pat rick Ted and Wolf in recent Weeks With new recruits on hand Aurora downed Toronto for their second win Ted the whirling dervish of the ice lanes scored twice Charles and Mike Patrick once each to pare Aurora Gary Stamp and Ray Miller shared scores John Killer was a three star Merchant goalie Richmond Hill Dynes shoi into first place heating Rangers fi4 Paul shot goals to lead Dynes Bud Slurbs Clay Chapman Ivan and fired other Hill goals stroked in three goals Fred one for Rangers curl ers started the second se ries competition last week The winners come out In late February club major trophies MONDAY DRAW A lotal of rinks are nut to gain their place in the sun in the Monday draw Boh Coulter defeated Alex Spear Harry Carter edged Pete Ralph Huskisson toppled Con Pitman and lack King defeated George Moody In other matches crew clicked for a 101 win over Harold Kurtz while Bob Clarke defeated Don and Murray Woods outshot Art DRAW Some of the best skips in the business are lined up to guide Tuesday draw units A pair of ties featured first night NEW SUPERPOWERED PIONEER the lightweight chain sawbuilt for fast action 17 M A convenor from the mm engine noise and then muffle it this new action as Mo Hall and Rtlss lied Vail and Boh Clarke and Harold split the points in a ftall duel Morgan defeated Ivor Kennedy Claude Roshorough beat Jones IM doubled the score on Gerry Arm strong and Jack King was a winner over Art DRAW Its rinks in the battle for the Wednesday draw su premacy crown Boh Clarke and Art featured with an Sail draw Bob Houston de feated Larry Marshall Bob Coulter defeated Alex Spear Murray Woods turned back Bill Bales Peter defeated George Moody and Ralph completed a two win week with a victory over Harry Carter DIXIE LEE FRIED CHICKEN Formerly Blue Dolphin Fish and hips YONGE ST S AURORA IK YOU LIKE CHICKEN YOULL LOVE DIXIE DIXIE LEE TakeOut Service PHONE 7276131 FOR DIXIE SNACKS m pieces chicken chips r 85 DIXIE DINNERS delicious chicken chips roll cole slaw 1 35 DIXIE BUCKETS 12 piece chicken lots chips enough for 95 DIXIE BARRELS pieces enough for great for parties HOURS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER LTD Newmarket Ontario CLOSED MONDAYS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY am- pm pm- am FRIDAY 1 15 am pm pm am SATURDAY am to 130 am SUNDAY pm In pm WE STILL HAVE OUR FISH CHIPS FOR WHICH THE BLUE DOLPHIN HAS ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS NOW TRY OUR BREADED put on their scrappiest show in quite a spell the arena Fan 5 Bui It still wasnt good enough They lost Wades As the saying goes the Red- men have only one way go and thats up While he were being carved by lack lingers Blades was holding Aurora Tigers to a Rail draw The Oranges point pick tip lifted them ahead of he The now have duhimw honor sole occupants the cellar in the Junior Hockey gc- Hockey Jan pm Newmar ket arena Suburban Junior Georgetown Raid ers vs Aurora Tigers Jan pm Keswick arena Intermediate perry Keswick Comets in pm Newmarket arena midget Hill at Newmarket Jan is pm New mar- arena Suburban Junior men vs Aurora Tigers Jan is pm Newmarket arena OMHA Juvenile The put together two their best periods of season They and Blades in the and third periods and were full value their scor ing advantage The second period slides when scored four unanswered goals killed the rejuvenated Red- men The Redmen who have a penchant for collecting cheap and entirely unnecessary pen alties did it again They had the on run In the third period Their supporters were pull ing for at least a tie even a win Alan St John one of the better scrappers drew ire of referee for uncomplimentary language after Blades scored their sixth coal al fiia St John got ID minutes Oon Rond drew a highsticking sentence in the final minutes just when coach Ken was ready to lift goalie Dave in favor of a sixth attacker The Redmen had 4 two goal J going for them In rsl four minutes Bond scored on a solo scoot at 1 Two minutes Terry Ren put the scoring finesse on a play with Bond and StJohn Boy Phillips scored In Old final minute to give- the Blades their start John Hunting Wayne Bow den John Scott and Greg took advantage of Red men defensive lapses and in ability to clear puck nut of their own end to score in that order for a lead The came out full of vim and vigor in the third period They played like a de termined team lake charge as St John scored at on a pass from and newcomer Hugh McEvoy one of the more consistent digger scored at to slice the Oaks lead to Glen Walk er Marled the play in his own end shooting ahead to cap- lain Arch ambault in turn passed to Tigers Win Pair I After Christmas everybody offers Richmond Hill vs special sales Aurora Tigers gave their fans minutes of hockey Jan at the New market arena For pains they harvested four points The extra pickup came when Tigers and completed the final five min utes of their curfew abbrevi ated game played earlier in the season The lams started the extra tidbit with Tigers ahead fi1 and thats how it stayed The teams took a breather switched around and played game two Tigers won it Theres a saying in best Tiger circles Tigers only- play and New- for practice Spitfires Jan pm Bradford arena Georgian Bay Junior Parry Sound vs Bradford Falcons Jan pm Huron Heights gym North York Senior Basketball Huron Heights vs Bell Telephone College vs Trin ity United Jan 730 pm Huron Heights gym North York Senior Basketball Bell Telephone vs Trinity Uni ted Curling Jan II am York Curling Huh mens Theres a lot of truth in this contention Fans had the uig Tigers could score when ever they wished and they werent far from wrong Tigers scored three in the first three in the second and slipped in two in the final frame broke in to interrupt the Tiger flow with two midsecond period goals 31 seconds apart It was a chippy contest Players on both opened on a swing and swat nota as Tigers collected penal ties All were in minor category 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