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The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), November 8, 1967, p. 9

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The Era NewmarketAurora Out Wed Spares Betty Traviss hit for a nifty series to cop top Tuesday Ladies League honors Dyson and Greta Yokes were the other key battlers for top laurels Jean Scott Helen Peters Lois June Grace Os mond Arnold Eleanor and Yvonne were other Nina Lunney the Zephyr pitcher went for a top series including a 306 single to show the way in the Tues day Major League Lorraine Humphrey counted a and SportsCycles with points share the lead Grendys have Harrys 10 and Newmarket Drugs PICK UP A BARGAIN r- Coach Bill Forhan of the Argus Redmen has year such as Doug Bob a robust squad which should give a good account Kane Don Bond and John McLean shown during of themselves in junior hockey competition this practice Shepherd Staff Tigers Treat Beehives Trick AURORA Dixie Beehives were tricking and Aurora Tigers treating at the Aurora arena Halloween right as the front running Dixies beat Tigers In convincing fi3 style in a metro Junior League game The Beehives unfurled a lot of trickery and considerable finesse scoring go ahead second period goals The Bee hives added two third period goals to compete the scoring This was not a good night for the Tiger rearguards They were doing most of he treating as they allowed the fast skating and confident looking Dixie forwards to roam more or less at will on the Tiger crease in front of goalie Stew Johnston Johns ton too was having his troubles with Beehives rapid- fire shooting campaign Bob Al Gordaneer and John were the two goal scoring leaders with Dixie two goals seconds apart early in the second period took the starch out of the Tigers Wayne Ego scored the first Dixie goal but 23seconds of play Bob Thompson hit for the other Dixie goal Joey Median Mike Alcorn and Dave scored the Aurora goals scored in the first period to tie the score Alcorn started the play shooting a pass to Howie Lee Lee in turn put the puck on stick Dixie owned a 51 lead in the second period when Alcorn and hit three minutes apart to trim the Beehive lead to 53 Alcorn scored on a 20foot backhander alter accepting a pass from Mee han and Seppo Ruuska picked up Medians pass to score while two Dixies were serving minor penalties The teams took minutes In minor penalties with Tigers taking minutes Wins Playoff Mud Loosens Raiders Grip On Crown are muds and muds Theres the Aurora type rated light and airy Newmarket High grid- tiers go well In and on It Tlieh theres the Larigstaff variety Its the heavy type Newmarket High Raiders going for a second south divi sion GBSSA Intermediate title were mesmerized In the mud by In a sudden death playoff game Before the mud became gum bo the Raiders were In full flight In Just seven plays had rocked the Markles to their bootstraps with a touch down strike and a lead Powerful plunger Dill was responsible for lugging the ball Into touchdown terri tory with an eightyard whack through the Markham middle Paul Tolmans 30yard sprint Doug Moores first down smash Tolmans fiveyard picked up and Moores sec ond frUtdown drive featured the NHS strike a long time the two teams plugged back and forth in center field where the mud Ml DING says was heaviest Bob Kane and punched for Hubs first downs before the Mar kles hit back with Graham Carson going over from five- yards out and Dave converting to put the Markles in front It was a lead they never lost The looked into their bag of tricks and came out with the seldom seen exten sion play It was good for big yardage getting the ball down to the Raider 20yard stripe Prom there quarter back Mark a Markie star deked the Raiders for a ma jor The Harry CarterGeorge Haiders gave it a col lege try in the fourth quarter but it wasnt their day Bill ran back for a kick for good yardage Randy Per ry Bob Kane Gary Moore and Tolman hit for yards Ian Ian Rick Gulton and John Jeffrey were tackl ing leaders Raiders lineman Rick Met- and line backer Tim Todd were sidelined with injuries They were joined by Gary Todd in the fourth quarter who suffered a neck Injury Hie game was held up min utes before Todd could be moved to hospital The PurpleGolds gave it a good shot The school coach es Harry Carter and George can point with pride the Raider effort Newmarket Gary Cooke John Jeffrey Don Brown Ian John Mike Don Scott Gary Moore Bob Kane Bob Sene- cal Jim Witherspoon Paul Tolman Carl Craig Adams Chas Rick Metcalfe Tim Rick Steve Smith Rill Bob Gary Todd Brian Jack Hurst Bryan Pick Randy Perry Dan McClurc Steve Elliott Jim Pearson Peter THE KITCHEN IS TOO- SO MODERNIZE IT THROUGH AND THROUGH LUMBER i Ltd In Home Planning Of JARMAIN CABLE TV now trngs you your weekly SPORTS CALENDAR Nov pm Newmarket arena hockey Junior Lindsay Newmarket Argus Nov it pm Markham arena hockey oil A Metro Junior Aurora Tigers at Markham Nov am pm Newmarket arena hockey Newmarket Minor Hockey House league games Nov 730 pm Richmond Hill arena hockey OHA Junior Newmarket Argus at Richmond Hill pm Whitby arena hockey Metro Junior Aurora Tigers at Whllby Nov 7 pm Newmarket arena hockey Newmarket Minors Bantam anil MlugiHJuvenllo league games Nov pm hockey York- Senior vs New market SportsCycles pm Aurora arena hockey Metro Junior Whitby at Aurora Tigers Join in font Follow your local foams of CABLE FOR MEMORIES THAT LAST A LIFETIME Book early for Christmas Portraits bv ROSS L GILL Member Professional Photographers of Canada call 524 Davis Dr Miles North of Newmarket on the Sharon Holland Landing County Newmarket Ontario FRI SAT SUN Nov 10 11 12 BITTER HARVEST AOMITMNCI run Color Janet THIS IS MY STREET Ritchie WILD AND WILLING ADMIIIANCE Virginia Mayo TO KIWI it aw cm COMING SOON DARLING Julie Christie Always a Color Cartoon Show starts at dusk ra NEWMARKET WED THURS SAT at 7 9 pm EST FILM OF Not Socio Crilki A Coilo Pent Antonionis BLOWUP It Vanessa Redgrave David ni tunc SPECIAL CHILDRENS MATINEE SAT at ZEORA IN THE KITCHEN SUN MON TUES MATINEE SUNDAY 2 pm EXCITING DOUBLE a Tony Fun AND That Rebellion GuTis unbelievable perils INVENTORY 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