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Onl Wed October 3 PENALTY SHOT SCORES Hectic last minute sparks Tiger win Tigers take AURORA Fans it 51 in a dramatic last will be waxing eloquent for second quite a spelt about the Sua- r e tied the North day of the Aurora Rarlgers Then they got another This was all aNorth York Rangers HUNTERS SPECIAL Modern Conveniences Stove Fridg Washroom Heater Sleeps six PER WEEK PLUS A MILE SANDYS range St 8956470 11 Truck Rentals THE FINEST LINEUP OF ONE OWNER TRADES IN OUR 11 YEAR HISTORY 1967 Laurentian Warranty 1966 Riviera 2 dr Htp Full Power Miles Sharp 1966 Ford Galaxie 1964 Chrysler dr Sedan VB At PS PB R New set nw tin 1965 Beaumont St Wag Custom model At PS tir EASY TERMS NEWMARKET limited in the final minutc play Thinking to delay the game further the North York coach once put too many men on the ice This situation had happened before with an exAurora coach name of Roger did it in junior A with Peter- Petes Meantime per haps unknown to the North York coach the OHA brought in a rule to cover just this situation If a team delays the game us ing the too many men on the ice system in the last minute a penalty shot is as sessed against them Referee Sully Sul livan spotted the infraction Meantime the Tigers tried to sneak John Jacob out of the penalty box to take the penalty shot Referee Sul livan thanks to the prompt ing of an ardent lady fan spotted this nefarious ef fort It all boiled down to John Jacobs of the Aurora Tigers breaks through a bevy of North York players and scores during the TigersRanger game played in the Aurora Community Centre on Sunday Tigers clinched the contest with a lastsecond penalty shot Holder Photo have got an hour back in had been installed in the in the other Tiger tally S7Jti S lhe morning because of the arena by Ernie and Ron Clarke Mike Burk- in switch to Standard Time company as player after hart Bob and but they wasted it in filling player got their lumps a- Bob LeGrande snared penalty box Most of the long the boards Rick Miller scored evening Referee Sullivan No one could twice for Rangers Zip was content to let the boys leave the arena saying this Thompson and Tim Gilbert have their heads and seve- a sustained action put other shots past lost this contest It was that and goalie Jim Park to keep Three stars of carried at fans on the edge of their the game were Gary Clarke of seats and screaming for and John Jacob of the Tig- penalty shot and beat ing goalie Dave Ellenbaas with a high lifter There was one second left to play The Tigers supporters were so happy they were on the ice patting their boys on the back right and left Refe- I r part of their anatomy close Sullivan finally got the ice cleared to finish the one second RASH OF PENALTIES The teams may level It UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT EAGLE BARBERSHOP blood and the Ranger goalie Gary Clarke Dave It was El- two goals the Tiger star- heroics that frus- and the game winning the Tigers most of last second penalty shot he evening Tigers other- John Jacob scored twice as wise would have won by well Mike Burkhart flipped three or four goals Heat the and you beat the best has been a much- hashed hockey slogan Aurora Tigers tripped To ronto in con vincing fashion at the Aurora arena Sunday In a swinging Junior Hottoy League test Were unbeaten sung out Peter Miller who along with Hob Montgom ery mentors the Tigers The Tigers have two earlier league ties to go with their impressive Sunday win II was a swinger Players on both clubs didnt back away in the hit de partment Marlies Ernie and Tiger Bob drew fiveminute stretches for shoves and halfhearted swings It was a steady procession to the penalty box as referee Peter Chapman calling it by the book kept the lid on tempers GOALS IN PAIRS A trio of Tigers Bert Harvey John Lee ani Gary Clarke split the scor ing glory villi two goals each Bob Tunstead claimed the first Tiger goal late in the first period on a per fect pass out from Dave Clancy Ray Laurie Bill Hanson Mike and Carlo put the puck behind Tigers new Jim Park Tigers protected a 20 first period lead and were on top after two periods of rugged Harvey scored the second Tiger goal shooting the puck into the net on his third whack The Iwo Tiger Clarkes No 12 Gary and No Ron grabbed helper tags Story of the sec ond period was goals scored at 113 at as Marlies tied it It was Tigers John Lees turn to hit for two in seconds A Mimes and Tiger captain Mike were in on both goals Bill Hanson clicked for at and Gary Clarke got the first Marlies reduced the Tiger margin to early in the third period Goalie Park had to make several great saves izo Clarke scored his sec ond goal at from and Harvey snapped in his Clarke at scored the final THREE STARS- Clarke scored two goals and harvested an as sist in Tigers free swinging production In on four Tiger goals meet planned for Toronto Nov 2 TORONTO The annual meeting of the Ontario Minor Hockey Asso ciation will be beld Nov at the King Edward Hotel in Toronto The meeting will be called to order at The election of officers for the will headline the agenda This will be followed by the an nual luncheon and the pres entation of awards secretary Gary has an nounced his retirement vice The meeting is ex pected to confirm the ap pointment of Vera as the new secretary- treasurer First vicepresi dent Gordon of Whit by Is expected to be elected president for the coming the Rocket No on his back played a strong two way- game scored the first Tiger goal and picked up a OMHA business as should henceforth be addressed to Vero Apple- field Drive Scarboro Ont- It Is expected a number of area teams with entries in the OMHA will send delegates to attend the WANTED Phone DALON HOTEL Jackson s Point Urn CANADIAN CHINESE CUISINE LICENSED BY LLBO OPEN DAILY LICENSED SUNDAYS SELLOUT AT SEYMOURS BUDGET CENTRE 103 DAVIS DR NEWMARKET Bulldog at convention fame and now a Newmarket citizen represented the wrestlers of the world at the annual sports convention held at the SheratonBrock Hotel in Niagara Falls last week The event co- sponsored by Knights of Columbus and Shriners at tracted persons and of the world Ever had I miles Ladies Pc All Wool PANT SUITS I 27 I I High Fashioned Sizes Compare at any store Reg Ladies Nylon Stretch SLIMS gathering including Roger Ward Indianapolis winner New York Yankee Phil Rlimto baseball Dick foot ball Mens Lined Canadian Made A4 WORK PANTS A Sanforized Reg SHIRTS Mens Wool Mohan CARDIGANS Cubs need new adults HOLLAND LAND ING Holland Landing Cub Scouts made 100 pro fit from this years apple day sale The money will be used for organizational expenses A new group com mittee for the Cubs must be formed to handle ad- iniiHstrativc details The committee will be chosen At a meeting at pm Sun day In the Cub Hat Adults willing to donate an evening a month to furthering the Scout movement are Invited to attend SKIDOO SUITS Mens Corduroy Orion Lined JACKETS 109q Sizes I If- Reg LAYAWAY OPEN EVERY am FRI TO Nifties with nine points each lead the day Major League Harrys Honeys have eight six and Newmarket Drug Ethel Winter bowled a to the pace Myrtle Dunn Paulene Bade Marg Eves Bray Marion Luff 644 Ida Helen Graham 619 Ruth