Ontario Community Newspapers

The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), March 1, 1967, p. 10

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Playoffs a 12 win over Green in Newmarket John and Rick Shed- Hockey League will start lowich shared goals week Blue maintained first place Ron VanBeek scored twice rating a win over Dale once as Black Red Bill VanKool Kevin earned a second place finish Paul Drew and John triggered Blue goals Eric and Barry Green Red and Black war Bellamy pegged Red goals the popular colors In the Atom Larry Bingham scored for league Bob Gary Purple Craig for Ma- J VanKoot and Mike roons in standoff- Simmons scored as Green League standing is Blue beat White Mike Black Red Purple and Ken Wright fired White Green It Maroon 4 goals If iiv Legionaires Win Over Coliingwood Clarence Davis with Councillor Pete Miller Reeve Mm perform the ceremonial faceoff to mark the first junior game played in new complex at Aurora Sunday Hoy high Aurora tigers at left and of Georgetown Raiders arc the oppos ing centres Shepherd Staff Legion B Series Runs Four Days List Filled For Towns Biggest Tournament Art Ferguson convenor for he Newmarket Canadian scries Centennial Hockey tournament to he held in Newmarket March and April re ports team have complete entry list for the tournament The tourney covers four divi sions novice peewce ban tam and midget Players and teams com peting in the OMHA are not eligible to compete in this tournament It is prob ably the first of its kind across Ontario The players have to selected from house league clubs The tournament eels under way 29 at 2 pm with a game Newmarket vs Oriilia This is follow ed by bantam and midget names between the Newmarket and at and pm Starting at pm East will ions Win Games Eric Cy cles edged Knapp Painters to move into the lead in the Aurora Town Hockey lea gue roundrobin playoff sc ries Motors defeated Canadian Tire to hop Into second place a point behind Cycle leaders Paul Servant from Thompson and Auhrcy Leslie In the first period to send Cycles on their way scored thhc game win- in the third peri vKxcr my and Kef- Oiigh in final to remove the whitewash an assist on scored two ted on a third jnion triumph Sonny Need- and Russell rs goals assist on Castor drew as- Second and of old target assist owles ones play Georgetown in novice and midget Lindsay vs Milton novice bantam and midget games will be played March starting at am At 2 pm Woodstock and teams will play novice pee bantam and midget games James will continue all day Friday and Saturday until championship and con solation series winners are declared in the four series Games number and final one of the tourney will start at pm April I This game will complete the greatest hockey tourna ment in Newmarket history TPls Red Riots V lf Blue Blazes S l iff Blue Bombers 7 AURORA Aurora made a winning start in the new arena Thursday with a win over Collingwond This was the first game in a twogame totalgoals playoff scries The will put their slim one goal lead on the line when they move Into wood for second game this week Every player is going to have to work and work hard to protect slim margin was manager lack summation Brian and Dixon scored for the Bob coached Aurora crew Goalie Larry Giles earned allstar rating The Aurora novices played A tie with Camp Borden as the North York league playoffs got under way at Ihe Aurora arena Feb Steve scored the Aurora BANTAM Red hotshots went on the ram page to swamp Blue one the highest scoring games of the Hub Bantam League season Bryan Pick shot live goals Brian Mc Donald three to spark the Red triumph Everett Ross and Larry Vine shared the Blue scoring John was a two goal scoring star as Black nipped Green Tom Mori- Ico averted a Green Mike Lawrence turned in a sterling two goal effort Terry pumped in a single as Maroon topped Dark Blue 11 Larry Apps was the one goal class of Dark Blue crew goal goalie Jay Stone performing in grand style JUVENILES WIN Aurora juveniles upset the power laden Flyers 21 as the North York Juven ile Hockey league playoffs commenced at the Aurora arena Feb We certainly surprised Barrie play er played heads up hockey observed manager Harry lav ender Phil and Gary scored Aurora goals NOVICE Randy was the goal- scoring star as Maroon nip ped Green In Hub Novice league play Ron shot two goals Bruce and Don Hennessey one each as White walloped Blue 40 Jeff collected two goals Alan Sheridan and Peter one each as Red downed Purple Chris Jackson counted for Purple Ken Butler clicked for two goals Dave Brown and Brad Rogers one each as Red downed Blue Murray Puf- averted a Blue whitewash Doug McDonald shot two goals Richard and Dave a goal each as Black Purple Doug shot two goals for Purple Atom League playoffs start Saturday reports Leagtie Di rector Jack Passmorc MM MM l ON QUALITY CLEANING FEB to SAT MAR White Clouds Win In Midget League NEWMARKET The White Clouds are on the march They topped the Red Riots in Huh Midget Hockey League play last week Blue Bombers showed early speed and carried on to nip Blue Blazes Phil Donovans shutout and goals by and Brian bulked large In the Clouds victory march Dana VanCamp was a solid two goal preformer to pace Bombers Craig and Steve Smith split the other Bomber goals Paul Rcvill showing class around cage stroked in two goals to spark Jack Hurst and Gary Hooper flashed one goal Blazes efforts Don Scott and Jack have a great battle going for the scoring title Both have points Dana VanCamp Hill flash Is next in line COLONIAL QUALITY CLEANERS THIRD BIRTHDAY SPECIAL 3 GARMENTS BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED AND FINISHED FOR THE PRICE OF THIRD SPECIAL 3 SHIRTS m BEAUTIFULLY LAUNDERED AND RETURNED TO YOU FOR ONLY f COLONIAL QUALITY SHIRT ST 07 I Free pick up and delivery Final checking is made electricians the on the wall of the Aurora Community Centre The first Ice hockey game in I he modern structure was played last week Staff East Gwillimbury Minors Valley field Tops Peewee League ANNIVERSARY SALE CARS SOLD 72 MORE TO GO EAST Vallcyview finished on top in the East Hockey League point- collected Kytc- and Mount two CaseDike Both games Don shot a pair of were starters in two gamp From the Mrilaw as tough a task Park was elected Is a Judges They Davlft J Ted of o return games The wlcd up Ixiih couldnt get Newmarket couldnt to the lakeside try again Man JO pm al the Hub Optimist misled Lions with a vic- third game in goals Miles Howie and Tom Oldham pumped in singles as East Two polished off Roches Point Motors finished 10 point to cop league championship prize In East league finished second seven points followed by Morton Bios five New market Post East and Maher Shoes four each In sudden death first round playoffs post dropped East and nipped Morions Motors blanked Post on Jim and Kiiih Sorenson and got on goals Dave get for Mount goals as blanked Playoff series in goals semifinals started last week The front running pair Vallcyview and knocked off Kyle-Roll- and respectively Orris and Jim Laig carried Vallcyview torch shooting a pair of goals each Ron Thomas notched a single Sid Could kept lie KIts out of shutout hock Mike Ixf was a I TonyParr Mar Mike and Je punched home other Tony- Fin fioajj Pclcr Mfddenrlorf totalgoals sols It was upset day as sudden- death playoffs stalled In East Atom Lea gue The last pined Murks tricd Compass and near tail curlers edged arsons The losses misled and Iliads Aits Garage sited Northern Tiro I Jets Leafs The wiunnlg clubs twogame semi finals last week Jets ami got nowhere as failed break a no gome- egg Arts blanked aft as scored twice and punlr Atom League was Jets Arts Compass IB Loafs Tire and week we offered tremendous suvings on Motor Executive driven The response waa terrific we bought some more LOOK AT THESE VALUES I i I EM playoff round Gary ell Newmarket a two goal effort 111 scored his second goal empty Aurora cage coach Pal- goalie other fJIcnn New BERCZY ice To Progressive Conservatives New York North Nominating Convention Kins Aurora Newmarket MARCH at pm Height High Drive KmU Newmarket To IVbKicflalvc for close ftHO ami Grande 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