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-TA- j J Beckett got the only Argus hits as Barry Timbers soulh- the down the drain Wayne had two hits Gord and Howie Timbers and Bob I T f St Andrews the gather on the steps for a group prior to the close of the academic year t row Geoffrey Love King City Christopher te Aurora Kenneth Grist King City Andrew City David Aurora Aurora Timothy Aurora Ire row Jonathan Davits Aurora John City Brian Hatching Thomas Bryant Aurora William Walker King City David Baker King City Robert Roots King City Anthony Gibb Newmarket Robin Wilkie Aurora and Peter Baker Newmarket Back row Mark Newmarket Daniel Sherwood King City David Cross Nobleton Ian Aurora John Bosworth Newmarket Norman Aurora John Cross Nobleton James Johnston King City Peter Love King City MOUNT ALBERT Zephyr Spud Kings nipped New Tor onto Merchants to win the major prize at Mount Alberts Annual Sports Day Softball Tournament held Saturday This was a triumph i Super pitching star Rich scattered four hits to best New Toronto ace Hal Kemp The Kings won this one on one hit with Rich hitting a first inning double came with Mike on base and won the game and title It was the third pitching win of the tourney for The Kings had Utile trouble swamping Goodwood Meres in the semifinal as Lun and Norm Roberts co operated on a two hitter Rob- NEWMARKET Plans for had three hits greatesl two that drove in four King fa or perhaps even Ontario Goodwood blinked i round garnet TOURNEY STAR Softball Tourney Rich Lunney was star of the tourney Joe and Kelly Case Green pegged other hits off extra inning sixth tp oust tournament conveners Jerry Case Pickering led his eight teams gave the fans mates tuts eight exciting Ken Coroaky John Besi fieiung Knight and Joey Case provided by Jack the only Wis as Mount Al- a ns o Barry Morrison to New Norm Roberts Ron Toronto MrrthnU to the Pat KUlotan kickoff conical Mike and Ron Evans Craig Case was losing pit- Zephyr made it a big day Hat Kemp Beaches by winning the boys school Leaguer the winner Ken championship TWO HITS Rich served a two hitter and fanned seven as Zephyr scored twice in the i A tl S May threw a two hitter as School won the girls titled j mpics AURORA The Aurora Junior Olympics and field meet cospoo red by the York County Teachers Federation Aurora Track Club will held June at St Ac- College The meet will be divided morning and afternoon ana with dashes long and ws runs In the other semifinal New Toronto scored three fourth inning runs as Don Walker and Hal Kemp shared a 30 win over Barry Timbers and the favored Mount Albert Mets Pat Ktlloran Len Steve Harrison and Larry Dixon split hits UPSET Big talk after the first round was the Mount Albert Mets a juvenile group up set win over Newmarket Argus Don McKnight and Ron First Victory For Cards jT x high jump tests for boys and girls in tyke atom and ban tam divisions In the morning Tyke covers eight and nine year olds atoms and 11 and bantams and 13 For information and entry forms contact your school or meet secretary John White Cres Aurora Boys and girls from all York County schools are el igible to compete The afternoon competition from to pm will feature a number of top Ontario track and field specialists There will be dashes long jump high jump and relay races for girls and boys in junior juvenile midget and bantam categories Ron Brooks is meet direc tor HOLLAND LANDING Holland Landing Cards have graduated They are no long er a side They swamped Cookstown Raiders in classy fashion for their first win in the South Senior League Sports Calendar The Cards playing impres sively at every station rode to their initial triumph on the the juvenile division are progressing The tournament to be held in Newmarket will start on June 30 with four games and will continue on through July 123 until five championship and five consolation winners have been declared The tournament covers open mens open ladies juvenile midget and competi tions The tournament is being sponsored by Rays in conjunction with the Newmar ket and East Township Recreation Com missions The Town of Newmarket will donate trophies for the championship and runnerup teams in the open mens divi sion The Township of East Gwil will donate a trophy for the winning and runner- up team Id the ladies open series John will donate trophies for the championship and consolation winners in ladies open competition John wUl provide trophies for best pitcher and most val uable player In juvenile The East Gwillimbury Min or Ball Association will do- best pitcher and most valuable player awards in the bantam section Other trophies to be donat ed will be announced next week Work is progressing on a program to cover the various games and activities that will be coordinated with the New market Centennial Celebra tions to be held July famous for Chinese food NANKING GARDEN R ANT DELIVERY and TAKE OUT CHINESE and CANADIAN FOODS STORE HOURS Monday Thursday I pm to am Sunday and Holidays pm to midnight Friday and Saturday pm to am 242 Yonge S Aurora PHONE 7i7940 We deliver to Aurora Oak Ridges Newmarket I- I it STEWART BEARE S V Your authorized for Haugh r On The Soccer Front NEWMARKET When League President goes in to record a shutout thats news In any sport Jim Newmarkets Soccer League Just that June 3 Richardson supplying shut out Harry Morrison and Andy VanderWouw Newmarket Old Tim- blanked Midland In a first division Newmarket District League match Newmarket play- on the road lost to Campbell Don aldson and AUlllo shot the Newmarket goals AURORA Coming up with finest effort of the seas- Aurora United blanked Centennials In a First Division Newmarket District League match Den- Newman and Paul It scored two goals each Benny Stecohorst Mal colm Cocking and Martin Dol scored other Aurora goals with Harry Goodmakers pro viding the shutout Cliff Lofthouse scored as Au rora Maroons and tied in a second division match Aurora put their best foot forward to beat Bar- rie City in a major early season upset PLAY Newmarket has a keen interest in the On tario allstars Jim Richard son is manager of the Ontario team The Ontario allstars will meet the Metro allstars In an exhibition match at Birch mount Stadium May 11 at 3 pm At the same time the Canadian National team will be playing Scotland in an exhibition contest in Win nipeg in preparation or the PanAmerican Games MINOR SOCCER Record number of players have registered with the Au rora Minor Soccer Associa tion The registration count is reports Commissioner Ed Aurora will have minor teams This will include a atom league with six teams In Aurora and four in Regency Acres Ray Cousins is supervisor of the Heights program with Bob Smith In charge at Regency The Aurora Minor Soccer Association will have seven teams playing in the Newmar ket District Minor Associa tion Lions Powell Fencing and Eric SportCycle teams play in the Mosquito di vision Model Builders Cen tennial and South woods BA will carry Aurora colors In the action Aurora Sodding will sponsor the ban tam entry APPOINTED COMMISSIONER Aurora has been honored in the soccer whirl Ed a keen worker for minor soc cer has been appointed a member and commissioner of the Ontario Football Associa tion Minor Soccer Other members of the three man commission are Al Southard of Toronto and Martin Mar tens of London Fastball June pm Newmarket fairgrounds Barrie Sen ior League Barrie Woods BA vs Newmarket Argus Softball June pm Anchor Park Holland Landing South Suncoe Senior vs Holland Landing June 12715 pm Lake Mens Mount Albert at Vandorf 815 Lake Mens Zeph yr at Jane pm diamond Lake Mens Pine Orchard at Ladle Softball strong right flipper of Dun can McNeil McNeil a hurler of note in Lake Simcoe League circles spun a thrifty- nifty two hitler and whined a third strike past 10 Raid ers It was a scoreless test until the fourth Thats when Frank Fitzgerald came up swinging From there on Raiders were relegated to a chaser role Newmarket Canadian Le gion will provide trophies for the midget winners and con solation champions The Shell Oil Company of Canada will donate the tro phies for the bantam winners and consolation winners The North York Umpires Association led by Tony Gal- lone and George will donate a trophy for the best pitcher in the mens and NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE NEWMARKET i STORE BASEMENT FLOOR A i POOL WITH AU ACCESSORIES Stewart full line of Salt pool earth and pool equipment Everything for the Pool Owner it here i For information phone ALL YOUR POOL NEEDS ARE AT STEWART t YOUR OWN BACK YARDS MORE FUN WITH A SWIMMING POOL I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I VIC SAYS WHEELS TURN TO HONDA I VIC STURDY FOR PROVEN PERFORMANCE ON THE ROAD AND IN COMPETITION How to buy a good used car Take the out from If I J I It 5 I I The ECONOMY and RELIABILITY of MOTORCYCLE from VICS I v MANY USED MODKIA TO CIIOOSK FROM about fuiiint mm wont ruit i I to say Com in LINED POOLS tfi uh today for all Builders Aurora Limited CONTRACTORS Aurora I I 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leaking the radiator hoses If theyre spongy new hoses should be Installed Iittiry You dont want to get stuck hi the middle of nowhere some day so check very carefully for cracks in the battery ease and for corrosion around the cables and battery furrier i Air Remove the air cleaner cover and examine the filler A neg lected cleaner lets dirt into the engine and causes excessive wear of moving parts and restricts air intake Ciburttor Look closely for deposits around the carburetor Leaky gaskets allow fuel to wash down and leave varnish deposits on the carburetor body DistributorCheck the cap carefully to make sure its free of cracks and all the leads arent worn or frayed Spark These can be a good barometer of an engines running condition Have one of the spark plugs removed If the tip is covered with black greasy carbon and oil the engine could be oil burner Starting Once the engine is running listen closely for unusual slaps bangs or knocks These can mean excessive wear Then accelerate 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