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The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), December 28, 1967, p. 8

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Hie Era NewmarketAurora Chit Than Dec IK Hasketts Hash By George Haskell Thanks for the memory of a sports year filled with exciting and dramatic moments and spine tingling events Thanks for the memory of the winning of a second intermediate B championship by the Argus Cameramen This was one of the Hubs greatest fastball nines with Dale Jerry Norm Roberts John Spider Gibson Ron Beckett Glen Mainpriie Ken Peaches Sturgeon Bill Mustang Forhan Larry Lee Gould Don McKnight and Wallace This team with Bill Collier Lou and Elmer Mattice as helmsmen went all the way to win and Senior League honors We entertained the north Hearst for the first time Dale Pegg is our number one nominee as Hud Player of the Year Pegg led the Argus teamto the title pitching several no hitters and winning a record five Barrie Senior League trophies The onandoff five series softball tournament was another year highlight with Art Ferguson the prime organizer Newmarket won the main pnze in the competitive senior series PLAYOFF BATTLES Thanks for the memory of stirring Junior playoff battles with Aurora Tigers filling the newly opened Community Centre Tigers fought past Georgetown Parry Sound and only to Jose to New Hamburg in a sevengame final that hit a new high on the excitement meter Bill directed the Tigers with Bob Jim Wilson and Peter Miller the sponsor ing troika Roy Keys and Doug Alcorn shared the managership Many of the Tiger hopefuls have graduated to higher classes Jim Rutherford to Hamilton Red Wings John Gould to London Roy to Muskegon Gary to Thanks for the memory of stirring cup play off battles in the Newmarket District Soccer League as Newmarket Firsts to defeat Aurora United in two historic games one played in the fair grounds slop and one a dry field in Aurora YORK CURLING Thanks too for the memory of some excellent playoff matches at the York Curling Club as the behind the glass skips continued to make history by not missing a shot Thanks too for great games at Miami Greens as the indoor lawn bowlers showed fortitude by rebuilding their burned out premises Thanks for the memory of stirring OMHA play off bottles provided by the Aurora Legion peewees as they stroked their way to the finals Bob Book ings was coach Jack Macfariane manager Oak Ridges fans and Pioneers celebrated Their pride of North Yonge St skated and battled their way to a first championship It is congratulations to these players and their game leaders Bob Kennoway Harry Pierce Don Madellino etc Many we expect a repeat in LACROSSE TOO Thanks for the memory of a return of lacrosse to Aurora with Bob Bookings the prime mover An attempt was made to revive the game here on the midget level but without too much success Zephyr and Mount Albert fans cheered as their Mets directed by Bob Timbers and Orval Jordan and their bantams guided by Arnold and Richard Lunney bantams fought gallant and win ning battles in the OASA The Mets with Barry Timbers and Mo Knights handling the pitching and the bantams with Bill Lunney south- pawing the batters did well Zephyr Spud Kings were the kings in the Lake Senior Softball circuit beating Pine Orchard Aimers in the finals when Ross Chap man presented the Stan Cook Trophy to Cecil Har rison and company Thanks for the memory gals of basket ball and volleyball victories Newmarket with Roberta leading captured the junior title Huron Heights girls won a volleyball title Thanks for the memory of a first primary school basketball title for the Hub when Stuart Scott School won the tourney crown at King City Huron Heights Teachers won the North York Basketball League title with Norm Menczel Bill Perry Ron Larry Bone Rod ate performing feats of scoring GREAT SOCCER YEAR Thanks to Reg Randall Tom Cully John Cole and Ed Newmarket and Aurora enjoyed a great season in minor soccer This Centennial Year must go down in the history as the switch from ball to soccer year More boys played the game here than ever before Dale is our nominee for Sportsman of the Year pitched and won a record five trophies in the League Stan Smith retired as arena manager after years service Art Ferguson was named minor hockey man of the ynr Art was the guiding genius in the series hockey tournament a first for Ontario NOMINEES Our nominees for consideration as sportsmen of the year in various sports would Iks Jim Richard son Reg Randall Tom Cully Peotoom soccer Jim Rowland Bill Pawson baseball Dale Pegg Ihi Bill Collier Elmer Mattice Bill Phillips hockey Harry Carter Ceocge Don Menard Paul Bob Kane football Norm Menczel Jefferson Wilson basketball Keith and Mnrg Davis Don Paul tennis Ron Dour bulldog Brian McKenzie wrestling Grant heal Fred Godfrey lawn bowling Sieve Lloyd lacrosse Ray Mark truck and field rgus Redmen Win Again NEWMARKET Thats the best Hub junior hockey club since the Smoke Rings were making history This is the way fans are talking about the Argus these days The Argus skated to their eight home win In nine tries Thursday at the arena defeating Blades The Argus road record doesnt have an equal glitter Theyve picked up but three road points in all The Argus get better Theyre giving the fans a good brand of exciting junior hockey Theyre starting to shuffle puck back and forth Theyre also starting to use the upmanship method thats the shooting the puck up to the to keep the de fenders off their checking stride Oak coach Jack Rogers no doubt could member better nights in the Hub arena Jack performed with the famed tiUecatching Gorman Smoke Rings a club that deposited four titles here in five years One persistent Blade sup porter kept up a continuous chant Go Blades Go but the only place these blades appeared headed was where all worn razor blades go to the For Argus Doug scored twice Jim Wither- once and Gary Carle- ton once Chris Burton shat tered John shutout hopes at the 1315 mark of the third period The Argus by this time were in full control as they opened up a first period margin and added second and third period singles before the Oaks were heard Gary Carleton spun a neat backhander past Oak goalie Gobd at with digger Ter ry sliding pass across to Jim Installed on a wingline spot blazed a footcr into the Oak net at for a Hub 20 lead Bob Barber on top form fired the relay to From there on Doug WIddi- field was in charge WIddi- field after being fed the pass by Los Chaisson from opening second- period face- off burst over the Oak blue- line to fire an ankle high shot into the net with help did it again in the opening minute of the third period Cycles Blow Two- Goal Lead Tie With Downsview Canucks NEWMARKET How lucky can you be was the final fling from Newmarket SportsCycles supporters at the arena last week The had to share a tie with Can ucks The Cycles had a lead going for them with under two minutes left to play The Can ucks took their goalie out and scored twice to gain the tie Wolf scored from Terry and Prentice Smith who then scored from for a Newmarket second period lead Bob Jack son scored from Steve Bur rows and Bruce early In the third to make It Bill Marks tired in a piss from Brian and Ike at the mark to make it Don Booth scored twice Doug Card and Lome Hall once for Canucks Halls tying tally camo at Richmond Hill Dynes ted by Ralph Kosowans twogoal effort defeated Shultons to over first place Esso Tops Aurora Town League AURORA Essos defeated Knapps to remain on top in the Aurora Town Hockey League Canadian Tire bumped Leslies to take over second place In the third game Erics dumped to move into fourth spot Bob Hickson was a four point performer going for a goal and three assists to spark Essos Brian Knowles and Bill Bunker cashed two goals and an assist each Benny Steenhorst Keith Scott Ron Geniole aril Cart Fleet clicked for the other counters Rolph Sundquist stroked two goals Ed Kolotyliuk one to pace while Howie Umbers Sam Jones Dave Brohm Ron Price and Jim Sheridan bagged assists Ken Needier was an ace four point pacer as Canadian Tire tripped Leslies Needier had two goals and two assists Larry Keffer Jim Daly and John Preston bundled a goal each while Brian cashed two assists Jim Shaw one Jim Sheridan and Jack VanderPIoeg shared Leslie goals with Wayrc McDonald assisting on both markers Jon Bunn Gerald Lapolnte and Ron Chapman scored second period goals as Erics broke in front after a score less first period Bill scored the fourth Eric goal and had two assists to go with it Tom harvested two assists Bruce Calvert one Paul Servant scored from Chas Sutton Frank Jones un assisted for Record In Tied Games NEWMARKET Harold Kurtzs Friday Mixed draw rink has established a York Curling Club tie record The Kurtz rink in its first five first draw schedule games has recorded five tics in a row York Curling Club officials plan to mark the event with fitting presenta tions in the near future Members of the Kurtz unit who refuse to be defeated are Shirley Armstrong Lindsay Fair and Sharon Creighton BUI rink of Louise Evans Bob Miller and Verna Smyth has piled up points in the first six Friday Mixed Curling matches for a five point lead over George Phimister in the Better Soccer Facilities Principal Need In GEORGE Sports What does Hub sport need most in Many will sing CURLING STANDINGS YORK CURLINf CLUB MONDAY DRAW W G Morgan 5 1 Marshall 2 8 2 8 Coulter 3 3 II Carter 3 0 6 A Spear 3 3 0 6 M Woods 0 Mcaintock 3 3 G Smith 2 3 5 Moody 2 J Bennett 2 A 1 5 2 YORK TUESDAY DRAW W Pis Jones 5 0 1 10 J King 5 1 0 10 3 Parr 3 3 0 Morgan 3 3 Marshall 3 3 0 M Hall 2 3 1 Armstrong 2 3 1 D Basset 4 S 0 2 I Kennedy S IIOCKKY STANDINGS AURORA TOWN LEAGUE WIT Pis 2 Can Tire Leslies 3 2 12 Erics Knapps 3 I I 3 out suggestions of a others a community centre These are Indeed worthy con siderations Our community has reached the point where a could be supported 1967 might well be classed as the switch year More boys than ever before switched from ball to soccer It was indeed a banner soccer year There were more than 200 boys playing the World Game here and an equal number in Aurora Newmarket had four senior teams Aurora three as well as extensive minor systems for a record number of players Shouldnt take into consid eration this sudden soccer In crease Do we have the pres ent facilities to handle their requirements No we do not What we need is a floodlight ed soccer pitch Lights would give eager soccer Jim vantier Reg Randall John Cole Tom Cully etc an op portunity to extend the play ing hours into the summer evenings Soccer floodlights would lie number one on our shop ping list The cost wouldnt be out of reach If one and all as sisted Lindsay has lights Newmarket and Aurora should follow suit Lets make 68 lie year when soccer lights were installed Were late with this other request to Mr Whiskers We are asking to get out more Hub and Aurora fans to sec Argus and Au rora Tigers perform their heroics in junior hockey Wont you give Santa a help ing hand every Friday draw rink members are Mary Jones Rick Richards and Barb Currier Five points astern tied for third are Ed Jones and Gil Smithguided units John and Bill Sim mons rinks are tied for the alternate Friday lead Lucsby Paul Perry and Cathy Broadbent are Maclver rink members June Morgan Mel McCaffrey and Jean Crowe are with Simmons WE BUY FURNITURE WE SELL FURNITURE BY THE HOUSEFUL BRIGES BARGAIN BARN GATEWAY PLAZA GROWS WITH AURORA FT ADDITION AVAILABLE Store space suitable for DRUGSTORE BAKERY BUTCHER BARBER SHOE REPAIR MEDICAL or DENTAL AND MANY OTHER USES For Rental Information contact your Realtor or call Toronto 3669795 At Alright Im rotten tripper now shut up HEAT OR RENT Phi In a Miutcr anil you to of drew heat inttantly de pending on model to warm dry or thaw any- Matter Healers run on Healer coma In venled and Rent credit your feearalnit the price If you decide to buy It BOBEN Equipment LIMITED Maple Ave Thornhlll YOUR WEEKLY SPORTS CALENDAR Dec Jan Dec pm Newmarket arena hockey Junior Georgetown at Newmarket Argus pm Aurora arena hockey bantam midget 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