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NDHS KESWICK West and two Tor against Chris and took hockey championship Bay Seoy Schools Association tournament held at the arena Jan defeated Heists W to capture tourney title Park defeated Newmarket High the crown goals These two marked Park after losing Larry Ferguson split goals Huron Heights opened with a win over on goals by Copping and Bill Andrews Glen scored for The nipped Port Perry In the semifinal on goals by Vanos and John Larry Mark and Steve Foster shared Port close of in exciting day tournament hockey Con- tenor was Huron Heights Ron Heights Larry Bone and New- High Doug Martin and George the two teams are to he itulited on their showing in the Intent should Trie day long tournament in eight teams competed land the hockey on display was both good and exciting Judg ing from this first tourney it Is Mire to become an annual Gary scored twice Bob Gomel Bill Lewis and Phil McDonald scored a goal each in Alliston win over I Huron Heights in the final George Vanos and Scored Heights Ron Thompson led Park St in their win over Newmarket in the consola tion final with a two goal ef fort Brian Parks was sharp est NHS sender going for two goals Ed Mead scored the third Newmarket goat Mead tea and Randy picked up Newmarket assists Alliston defeated Sutton and to move into the finals Bill Specker John Boh Brown and Phil McDonald scored goals in the Sutton same judged one of the best in the tourney Norm Smyth scored twice Murray Walker once for Sutton McDonald acored three goals Tom to Port Perry in their opener moved to the consolation final with a win over Newmarket fell before Sutton in their initial test I scored both Newmarket goals Dave Rich ardson scored twice to lead Sutton Gord Cooper Barry Paul Matt Norm Smyth and Bryan May split other Sutton goals Newmar ket beat in the consolation semifinal as scored twice and Brian Parks arid Brock man notched singles Rill Todd Frank Tom Foran and harvested assists George Haskett Kra sports editor presented crests to the winning Alliston team in post tourney ceremonies NEWMARKET On of NEWMARKET It future looks bright for Brian the winningest hockey teams exam for Newmarket in the Hub is the Juvenile figure skaters at the arena Spitfires The Spitfires didnt Mast week Many Hub skaters to their reputation at were successful in the the arena last week as they dlan Figure Skating lost to Flyers atton tests Club officials were Ray scored very pleased with the percent- assisted in the second period alter Flyers had rolled Into a lead Lome Adams scored twice Don Fred Erickson and Cy Atkinson once each to pace Flyers Flyer coach Is former Hoff man Spiifire defense star Cliff is Spitfire coach Cliff has the club hustling and figure skating in Newmarket Barbara Wall Lorraine Judy Greaves headed the Ron Klrhy Timmy and list of successful candidates Bill passing her preliminary fig- Lorraine Waller Karen Hoi- test Newmarket skaters Bill Vickl did exceptionally well In the Roberts Hcalher Nicholson preliminary dance tests and Jane Wall were success- Seven skaters passed In the fill In Canasta Tango Dutch Waltz They were Lucas Michael San- and Lynn passed In Swing Dance Curling Shield Playoffs were Fiesta Tango Judy Greaves Beth Mary ft2 and Myrtle Kirkpatrick Lynn Scott of skaters who passed their tests with flying colors IMS- a Sutton High School entry in the Centennial Tournament Saturday at Keswick were deadly a round the new The northerners signal the scoring of one of the seven goals registered against Newmarket High Shepherd Staff Jones Heather McKenle and defeated Stella Curtis Myrtle Owram were Monday Playoffs for the winning more games than they n winners in the womens Shield start this lose Dave Clark is in goal curling competition at the DRAW York Curling Club Mrs A Jennie Salisbury Marg Jones defeated Helen Kurtz Houston draw featured defeated Betty a Four Fast Goals v Sparks Legion Win Defensive stalwarts are Peter Don Blaln Glenn Walker and Brian Clark Roy Harrison Nnrmandin Rob Shropshire Ray Wright John Terry Ronnie and John Brown have been carry ing the scoring mail for the Spitfires in their group contests Aurora TBirds Win Four Games 1 Teachers Win In Basketball Scoring stalwart four Boats In a sevenminute second period Newmarket defeated Rich mond Hill at the arena Friday in an Midget Hockey league game scored from as Newmarket moved ahead to stay made with pass help from and Bob Mike scored the fourth Hub goal with Bob Kane and Dour It was Teachers Night in the North York Basketball Ixague Hu ron Heights Teachers defeat ed Bell Telephone Pick ering College Masters down ed Trinity United Norm showed how it was done shooting for 25 points to lead the Heights- men Ron ran second with points Harold Doug las dropped in six Larry Bone and Ron Hyde two each Dave Jefferson on loan to Bell hit for points for his adopted club Bill Perry shot Brian Gillally six John Sheridan five and Boh His- two Pickering College speed sters were off at a gallop to pick up a first quarter lead Both teams were full of run at the finish as Masters hit for points and Trinity in the final quarter Stan The Man was the Master big gun Fra hit for points that eluded in the final quarter need a league director for Dave Jefferson hooped Strikes Spares Its Newmarket Bowl in front in the Metro Indies league with It points has Bowlaway and Newionbrook each Good games last week by Clark Pauline McNaieht Jean Ryan 264 Dolly Clements and Cathy Bellaire bests were Harry Brammar Max Rill Jack Fred Cou turier George Hill 60S Gloria Bell June Pont- KM Maine McKnight SOS Karen What happened ladies assisting Wilson Ross The fans were up and cheer- son of ex- ing in this one It was a keen scored Hill third contest as arc most HillHub ice clashes Rob a two goal star with Newmar ket started the Newmarket quickgoal spree after Bill Wright put the visitors in front in the first period Jim Wilhcrspoon put the puck on McKIroys stick Rill Palmer a Hub To Sponsor Hockey Tournament period goals defeated Newmar ket and In and bantam games SPORTS Hockey Jan pm Newmar ket arena Suburban Jun ior Milton at Newmarket Jan pm Newmar ket arena novice- pcewee- bantam midget at Newmarket pm Keswick arena 1akoshore Intermediate Utile Britain at Kes wick Jan 217 pm Bradford arena wee bantam midget Bradford Jan pm each league and coaches and managers for all our teams If you can help contact Reg Randall at ft954S56 The Association will also endeavor to organic junior annual meeting was held last junior Reg Randall To Head Minor Soccer Group Minor soccer in Newmarket will be In good hands again in Reg was returned for a third term as Newmar ket Minor Soccer Association president Hie Association week fire hall Jack Hanson was named vicepresident Mrs John Directors elected were Stan Beck Col Tom and Ernest Townsley Torn Currie will double as field manager Don Kellett in charge of public relations is discipline committee chairman The Association will oper ate at least four house league programs in the coming sea son Theyll have active atom mosquito and bantam groups In the respective age groups under and President Randall said We NKWMARKKT Plans for the greatest hockey tourna ment in Newmarket history were discussed at a meeting held last week The tourney involving in the cate gory will be held here March 2S3031 and April 1 The tournament is being spon sored by the Newmarket legion Branch Tom Rod and arena Suburban John were Hub lr Milton at Aurora Ti- stars scored on Lynns pass starred Curling in goal Jan IXI am Steve Waddinglon scored York Curling Club both goals Jim Gibbons col- womens club two assists John Wall ship playoffs one for Redskins in the pec- Basketball Jan pm Huron Heights gym North York Senior League Aurora Teachers vs Pickering Col lege Masters Aurora vs Huron Heights Teachers Jan pm Huron Heights gym North York Senior Bell Tele phone vs Aurora TBirds The Aur ora TBirds have now gone undefeated In four games in the North York Senior Bas ketball league as they de feated Aurora Teachers 60- 36 Jan at Huron Heights The splinter squad jumped away In a first quarter lead They were still going strong at the finish out- storing Teachers in the final quarter Both teams were missing key fronilinc troops Paid Scott potted in points Clare and Ken Bell to pace Gary White and Ken Jackson were eightpoint hoopers George Lister hit for four Peter Williams and Jim counted and points respectively while turning in strong twoway performances Bud Sutton and Dave Milts hit for six points each to complete the Teacher scoring Tuesday draw play Jean White defeated Dorothy King Hurst defeated Mae Glass 75 and posted a win over Evans Playoffs for the Shield are front and cen tre this week DRAW In a pair of photo finish matches Ann Maclver shaded Audrey Srotl and Marg Bales edged Stella Curtis featured Wednesday draw play for the Keith Davis Marie Jones defeated Kay in other match Wilts Ross Klrby Kim McKeown Ten Fox Rosa and The Judges appointed by were Audrey Jay and Sandy Newmarket and Mrs of the Upper Canada Skating Club Club badge tests are con ducted on a monthly basis To date a record members have earned badges Already figure skating par ents have started and scenery making for clubs annual Our Town on Ice carnival It will he held in midMarch and will have a Centennial It prom be a best In a line of successful carnivals I TORONTO AM YORK ROADS COMMISSION Tenders For Insurance SKA Lei in duplicate and properly marked will be received by the undersigned until am on wee action Barry Foster scored unassisted for New market Optimist bantams Steve Jim and Dave ArchamhauH shot two goats each Dave Stairs one as Newmarket de feated South Shore in an OMHA league game Dan Chobituik was a four- goal Shore performer Doug Edmunds Bob Dove eight Mercer and Kvatd Bode foqr each John Westlake shot IB points to spark Trinity Brian collected Dave Miller six Rob Pick three and Gary Hope one Art Is tournament convenor Committee 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