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VV The Era Aurora On- March mm feasya High Sports I by GEORGE HASKETT Era Sports Editor Huron I Basketball Jl Most schools would be quite HeighLs they never do things happy to win one champion- by halves Huron Heights two titles Feb 23 at King High In senior com- a Miming victory City gym petition in convincing Hio twin win ive Mrs ship a day Not so Huron girts stepped out and copped The Huronians At present soccer here and has king size case of pains Last year started the increased interest in the sport There were more than 200 boys in Newmarket and Aurora defeated style and in junior cased out direrled Un ions North York and championships Steel District circuit As yet its too early lo say how many minor teams will be in action it a lair that the list will well over the 20 assumption mark Are we prepared for this increase in soccer There is one field at the fairgrounds another at Haskett Park Will it he enough to take care of the proposed soccer programme We suggest the Newmarket parks board consider the installation of floodlights on the fairgrounds pitch This would enable to teams to play after the sun goes down it would also enable the intermediate clubs to play games other than on weekends Theres been talk in the past of baseball flood lights Soccer with its 21 overall participation margin should be given preference We like to see boys playing soccer versus ball Everybody gets into the act in soccer Not so ball where an outfield and even an infielder may not have a ball to handle all day The soccer enthusiasts here and at Aurora are a lively lot Given assistance from their respec tive parks we are sure they could get to gether to cut the cost of soccer floodlight installa tions with voluntary labor They love their game We know they are willing to make personal sacri fices in order to spread the soccer gospel It is played by more sportsmen than any other sport in the world SOFTBALL MEET Another spring summer sport comes to the fore as the sunshine creeps in on the column The annual meeting of the Ontario Amateur Softball Association is to he held April at the Beverly Hill Motor Hotel at Wilson Ave Secretary suggests nominations and proposed amendments to rules and constitution should be submitted immediately first vice Clare Butler sends out an en graved invitation to all umpires and would be umpires to attend the clinic to be held the morning of April Theres no charge We hope all district umpires will take advantage of the clinic Its right handy at North York FOUR- DAY HOCK BY Now for a switch back to hockey Convenor Art Ferguson has 32 registered for Canadian Legion Branch 120 sponsored hockey tournament Its believed first of it kind in Ontario Its a four day affair Trophies to date have been donated by Deer- field Plastics Office Specialty Keith Davis Carlton Annies Lunch Newmarket Lions and Stiles Real One more is required to round out the picture There will he something doing for four full days The tourney is under the direction of mem bers of the Newmarket Minor Hockey Association I Art Ferguson is working on a centennial program for the event If interested in participating contact Art Ferguson Cherrywood Dr Richardson has been reelected to Board of Directors of Ontario Soccer Federation The right man in the right place Jim is Newmarket District Soccer League president The HubDistrict punters will have at least 20 teams friend Doug Patterson has issued a brochure on the allCanada Centennial Midget Hockey tournament to be held at Kingston dur ing Faster week Teams from every province and district will compete Kingston hockey men are expecting a big influx of hockey fans They are arranging for special rates for teams and fans There is friendly rivalry between Newmarket and Aurora bowlers at Miami Greens were sports manship is king wry day of the week Doug Wil son aided by Roy and Irwin Watts took home the Carlton Challenge Cup in matches last week North York has two gold medalist from first Canadian Winter Games held at Quebec City Figure skater Maureen and King City to wrestling Millard won gold medals claimants to he title of shuffleboard champions at the York y hang up a hoard lo show the champions Bill advises there is absolutely no truth the suggestion of his doing a Mickey Mantle and moving from the outfield to first has been pals Jack Mills etc that the outfield is getting big for The one consolation for the slow downs always find a welcome in the Hub Li Rearguard are making I will eague ids Peter and Handy Leggr headlines with Boston has established a school record point In- fordefensemen rated number in US college circles I with Fort Wayne Till lop scorer in the league and with his earn Infer mi Hon lo hand to indicate wit Tulsa has started shoot go Is in Fill know how to bring home the chain Mew Midget Loop Leader S new In the Hub Mid gel Hockey IcBfiuc week IPs vault- Itiois a win over While Clouds Mine a current hot streak and play ing heads up Red IN Vancamp Xniplacr tfaifdy four goal display Bruce ami wrrr two men Rob Grove Sieve Smith and ob Don one point in scoring hit for Hie Hints loner Hurst leader in the league scoring race with w points shot two go to Ihe top and Gary Spoked other Placs goals Kerry Cully and Jim Walker dnote scored VOJIKSIMIGK Hill Tor V 9 9 a A I and Ann Adams were Hie Huron senior f Ret pare with points Kmel Hull Meckel six and Ann Adams two Donna Penny Goldsmith Hal lilek Knrcn Steel I and IJnda Walson turned in strong games Helen hit or seven to lead McGuires In the final l seconds decided the junior game Joanne notched six points Miss Me- four and lna Rassie one Mar- Inn and Karen Mclen- were Huron stars lorna was a six point leader St Andrews College An- edged Huron Heights home wis in the final note with Ms wins match in the North York over SAC Rod Small hooped Secondary Schools Hockey Is points Peter Allen league Despite the setback John park the Larry Hone Rod Hyde PC seniors Ian Armstrong guided were sole shot Colin IS lor to hold onto a second place finish Ken Woods led the Grant coached Andreans with Iwo poals Mike Barrett Duncan Dob ville and Peter Davlos scored other SAC goals with Bill a star In the SAC gnal and Don were sharpest They scored two goals each John fired the other marker with Neil Bill Andrews and figuring in the as sist count down Steve Mur- played well in goal I Pickering College eager finished their SAC Jim Jack Brigadier John Stewart IS to ye the Dave Jefferson directed PC for Gary Wests It was a tit for weak the and on their home court Ian Armstrong jay Colin Perry were senior SAC Boh Veitch and John Coulter paced the Stan PC Mike were point SAC In termediate leaders Jim Brown counted nine fiy PC I 1 1 Members of Huron Heights Basketball learn the probably wish sometimes they could each have a ball as in this picture hut with their standing in mi recent games they find one hall is all they need Staff Toronto Blank Merchants I lh Trada Mark Canfltny Rangers always hot in play off hauled out their upset equipment to zip Richmond Hill Dynes V4 as the YorkSimcoe Senior Hoc key League semifinals start ed Aurora Merchants lost to Toronto in opening game in their of three set Merchants can thank fioaiie Chuck Doyle their fall from glory Doyle was hotter than Roy Rogers pistols in a western shoolup Doyle handled particularly hot drives from Ted Murrell Jim Petroff and Wolf Buck- John Boh Mitchell Ray Miller and Rink Hot Lead Tuesday Draw The have to use a surer job to catch Claude In the Tuesday draw at the York Curling Club went four points up n Harold with a over Parrs second place unit Gerald Armstrong Jack King and Jones rinks won to lie for third place Arm strong edged King defeated Kennedy and Jones ahadrd Boh Clarke Parr and George Morgan rinks posted victor ies over Art and Mo Hall and Charlie cashed Shul- goals Karl Cairns and Dave Mao shared a four goal fist- full as Rangers worked up an early lead Peter scored the winner early in the third period Ivan De- 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