Three Tr At Little NHL Tourney inles created Miner Aurora teams three trophies the Utile NHL hockey staged at last week Aurora- too been prise for have won hands down for having the most colorful and most cheering section as two hiisIwds of player and fans plus many cars made the trip to make the Go Au rora Gov chant the loudest it the arenas Aurora due to tackle in the pee wee Amlnor finals brought home the rand con solation prize the- Newmarket Minor Hockey Association Trophy Hie also won their consolation title bantams won their consolation championship trophy and Doug AttrldRe scored as Aurora novices lost a pair of decisions to and Grimsby to miss collect- a trophy The legion with Brian CosteUo scoring twice Gavin Smith Lome and lohnWyatt once each opened their schedule with a win over Next day the host club Cobourg best the as Ron Phillips claimed the lone Au rora goal Peter scored twice Phillips once as Aurora defeated s Strikes And Spares r V in a consolation series con test that gave Aurora the di vision title Macfartane Ron Phillips and Peter scored two goals each Larry Giles In goal was a star as Aurora blanked Dunn- villa to cop the grand con solation crown LIONS BANTAMS The Mens lost to Bow- mi mill In overtime in their first game Fred Green and John Manning scored Aurora goals John Manning scored two goals Mike Smith one as Lions beat In a bruising battle that qualified Aurora for the division conso lation final Lions advanced to the grand championship final with a win over Fred Green scored two goals Mike Smith Kerry and Green- shot singles to spark Aurora Aurora lost to Graven- hurst in the final Mike Smith scored lone Aurora goal win pi -eMMV- rooris qualified to in Optimist Hockey League finals with in impres sive win ever Black The a McCaffrey a long as sociated with Newmarket e r arena April even finals at In will play ttiathiraaiM game sat April id at trie Bradford arena i port h leader McCf- Marehalt leered frey a lib In the fulMi si performer the mist loop hit for two goal Len scored the other Maroon goal Blacks were never In It as Maroons Jumped on the band wagon early and often Doug Counter supplied the lone Black scoring spark bt- cups crests were the order of the day for members of the Newmarket Figure insr Club recently nil imrlicipiinln shown at centre ice following the presentations WardenStaff White Clouds Fog Up A have boosted their Ruth Shanks Ma Va Major league to Men points- Slessor Motors and Powell Fencing are tied wilh points each Jono New- market Bowl Bond Head mens Jacks Taxi Bradford and Keith Davis follow the leaders Martin Bill Henry Knurkey nd Hall own trip averages Jim Martin and Roberts fl4 are high single- triple leaders Meres one beat Wan Lunney the Zephyr star shot Ml 304 and games for a triple Jim Martin 7S Bill ass Ken McGhce 0 and Hall ftoa hit for other best triples Jim Martin Ken Ken George Keroff ihd Bandy top Arva and paced the Mon day Ladies League action Gertrude Clark Claire Pollock Kiily Ruddock Norma Tanstey Mari an Helen Tupvell Clark and Floss Camp bell were over bowl ers Jean Weston was the star In Metro Ladies Lea- AtTMwJtha 287 scries it for a total Audrey 310763 Pauline Mc- Doris Jaen Jackie Hope were next best Pal Dot Jolly 2A3 and Doris Car son rolled other good sin gle games is on top seven points next six Archer busted the bar- Her Frances Marie and Mary Ann showed over class form In the Thursday Indies Annie Stick- lend Noble Carolyn Fletcher Lynn Kay Fletcher SSI Sue Bun- nails May Bray and clicked for other best triples New Season At Powerhouse Foursomes Tennis Courts Battle For Trophy Riots Playoff Chances SPRING REXALL April April mum Newmarket CANADIAN Licensed by Kan 4S HONDA lavage far Far r Legion Fate Deficit AIIBOBAWhen Aurora take to the Ice at the Aurora arena April IS at pm against theyll have to overcome a one goal deficit to win the Amlnor championship The lost the opening game In the twogame total- goals final at the Leam ington arena April Team officials Bob Hook- Ings Doug as sistant coach and Jack Mar- farlane manager are confi dent the can win the Ontario title Theyre hop ing that all Aurora fans will turn out to give their cheering support to the Au rora hopefuls NEWMARKET With the courts officially opened last week the Newmarket Tennis Club has an Interesting pro gram arranged for the sum mer months It will Include the usual club championship competi tions plus North York League play to keep all the tennis en thusiasts happy Instruction classes for juniors and Intermediates as In the past Davis tennis classes started in the late forties have been attracting many young enthusiasts ever since For Information regarding contact Keith Davis- Newmarket Club members remain as in the past Mem berships can be obtained from Keith or Davis A North York Tennis league meeting will be held In the near future Teams repre senting Newmarket Aurora Barrie Richmond Hill and Thornhlll are expected to com pete They were league mem bers last season The pow erhouse quartettes will be in action tonight when the Wed nesday draw finals for the Dairy is up for grabs at the Curling Club Bated York best skips and Claude borough will meet In finals Curtis Jack and Jim are the eagerbeaver unit Ros- calls the shots for Hopkins MacPherson and Bob Walton Odds are this clash for the title will high had lo battle to contain Murray Woods rink won It with a fast stealing two on the first end and one In third before Woods and company hit scoreboard for a sin gle In the fourth end After fifth end was blanked made It VI with a one rock sixth pickup Woods counted Iwo In the seventh and one In the tenth in front added single count in the eighth and ninth to head for home ahead 53 Bill Simmons Joe Hol- Bluest about face in Hub hockey his tory occurred the arena Thursday Red Riots appeared shooins to pop Into the Hub Midget Hockey league finals Going Into the second game In Ihe semifinals Bints were up five goals The Clouds had other Ideas With fight in their hearts and power in their sticks Clouds scored a tremendous upset The win gave Clouds total- goals set 116 Blue Bombers qualified to tackle hotshot Clouds in final holding battling Blue Blazes lo a 4all He i Bombers won totalgoals set 14g winning Ihe scries starter 1M Every player on the Cloud roster was a star Head Rut- Paul chased their mate for high scoring tab with goals each Terry Hutchinson Gary Cully and Brian Swan- son pumped In other Cloud goals Phil Donovan was a shutout star In the Cloud goal Steve Smith and Paul Bevill shared top scoring spot In the BomberBlazes tangle Smith scored three for Bombers three for Blazes Dana of Bombers Jack Hurst of Blazes clicked for oihcr goals in the ding- dong bailie Newmarket j Now VETERANS April 8 pm it light the season play at the York Club horn and J A Mclachlln were shot goals Jim had an easy go of it Woods rink members Walker Ivor Cathcart and to reach the finals wilh an win over Bob Clarke hit for a first end and never looked astern Clarkes rink of Frank Crowe Per- rin and Charlie Packer Im proved as the evening length ened hut it was too late as had already put the beyond reach Shultons Eliminate Rangers Godfrey Wins Fourth Miami Trebles Honors Gavin Smith Peter Skill- ins and scor ed Aurora goals Leamington scored the game winner in the last SO seconds y -450- Mc Marie Grace Osmond were the 0 Tuesday La dies League stars Helen Peters Dot Gerard MS MIAMI Fifth Trebles I too Copland Bell P Hutchinson H Cumber Scott Veteran bowling star Fred Godfrey teamed up a pair of- howling greats Frank Courtney and Tommy Scott to capture lop prize In the fourth series at Miami Greens God frey rolled up a five win two loss record Godfrey finished his run to the title an impressive win over Roy Units directed by Ivan Rill and Homer Blair finished In a Record Team Entries a a In Newmarket Soccer deadheat fnr second place defeated Ted IV13 trim med Bill Andrews while Ted Andrews spoiled Blairs chance to tie Godfrey for lead wilh a squeaker win Charlie Copland Larry Bell Bob Pritchard and Percy Hut chinson trios have started the fifth trebles series for the Charles K Boyd Trophy on a glittering note Copland de feated Tommy Scott 138 Bell outlasted Lambert Pritchard defeated Frank Brammar and doubled the score on Horace Cumber AURORA Ranger coach John Drum- recently suggested To ronto couldnt lake his Ranger crew In three straight In Senior Hockey League best of five finals But for once coach was off base wilh his hunch beat Rang ers 73 last week to wrap up the set in straight heats Charlie was the main sparkplug to send Rangers reeling into bye land shot three goals as a V0 TRACK CLUB MEETING try Trophy Earl Cairns received the leading scorer While Trophy Rest goalie Emerald Isle Trnphy went to John Dynes Trophy for best defense man went to Doug Dynes for the second season re ceived Seagrams Trophy most gentlemanly player Gary Stamp re ceived Vern Dynes Trophy as most valuable player Minor Soccer Club r REGISTRATION lor 1967 SATURDAY APRIL IS AT THE ARENA am Boys anH Girls age years Registration Fee Extra Proof of Birth Required For Call TOWNSLEy 8958092 if J I t L 1 i Car Check Campaign Starts campaign to emphasize the Importance of vehicle will again be ob served across Canada this year through April anrt May Sppasoredby theVVehlcle Safety Committee Vol the NEWMARKET Newmar ket will have a record team entry In Newmarket and District Soccer League Dis trict President Jim Richard- The campaign will W strong participation from safe- ly organizations dealers competition vice stations and govern ments a the league will go with IS learns Huh and Aurora fails wont have long to wall to see PARRY SOUND- When Safety Coun cil the campaign will stress uponsibilitrof car 0 rt and brings hack operating condtion fa in campaign spiel it proves York has some H the rf best Ontario curlers Rtah Wins action The league schedule Parry Sound Prize fronts as all teams start their schedule fawncilV general chapman in recent months lo the safe car safety MrMacDonald commented We car would unsafe without proper I maintenance f Good chairman of Vehicle Safety Commit sH We campaign wilt Mr and Mrs Broad- bent Mr and Mrs Art Evans won the top prize at the Parry Sound two day Bunny Spiel last week The- Newmarket foursome went through competition without losing a Newmarket and Timers will carry Newmarket colors in the first division Newmarket and sec- Old Timers will perform In the second division New market games will be played at- the fairgrounds and Has kell Park pitches wiircbath the Old Timer- Firsts Case Van- will guide the Redmen Harry Wickstead will coach match the Huh first division first team S incises I cars MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING lead after rounds Jack Rob Mitchell John and Gary Stamp scored other goals with winners goalie Steve Doyle a standout Coach donned the blades to score Ihe first Ranger goal proving life be gins at 0 Bruce and Roger triggered other Banger goals received the Tip Top Tailor Trophy Richmond Hill Dynes received the lea gue championship Town-Coun- AURORA Aurora Track and Field Club specialists en joyed much success in vari- meets held across Ontario last season The clubs an nual general meeting will be held April 12 at pm In Victoria Hall Mosley St Aurora One and all interested In and field Is extended an invitation to attend The elec tion of officers or the season reports etc and plans for the coming season will headline the agenda SUPERIOR L OPTICAL V NEWMARKET FIRE HALL EVERYBODY WELCOME J new 9 Get lots lots and I m Water for only a day v Consumers a- DRUG STORE HOURS i i Oculist Prescriptions Filled Optical Repair 8956431 Main St Newmarket APRIL ROBINS PHARMACY Open til Phone SHARONS BEAUTY SALON Auto nwtirrt BILL 457 Open until Both Drugs Stores Open Til pm ROBINS PHARMACY Si CU DENIS KING SUMMIT STUDIO a -a- insure today THE COOP WAY altooperators Insaranet or a oeuvenio St St re 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