CANADIANS AGAINST AMERICANS The Era Newmarket Aurora Keswick On 1 Wed May 25 Top amateur boxers square off Satu in pi NEWMARKET Its image of boxing as a game for pugs or thugs may get a severe jolt this Saturday when amateur boxing highlighted in a tournament at the Newmarket Arena Its billed as an in ternational tournament and will see some of the topranked amateur fighters from Ontario and the United States boxing to raise funds for the newly formed Newmarket Amateur Boxing Club impel us behind the club and this weeks amateur card is Irish Tommy Burns a former professional boxer and a man who believes boxing is an excellent way to teach discipline in young people Burns is a tough task master who demands nothing but total and complete obedience to the techniques he passes on to his charges Tor con ditioning Boxing is an art says Burns I know that but I also know I have to convince a lot of other people that its not a pugs game Thats one of the reasons for the fight card at the arena I 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Solomon to a press conference here last week Vinkle a staffer often ac companies Solomon and other inmates during their oneday passes outside prison grounds We believe Joe Solomon has found that purpose says Vinkle He loves the sport and his attitudes and outlook have changed for we better He works out on the heavy bag all the time a fact much in evidence by the scar tissue on Solomons knuckles and is dedicated to improving himself Solomon is just one fighter on this Saturdays card having received a weekend pass and will probably be accompanied by Vinkle who has taken quite an interest in Solomons career Tommy Burns hopes to see money raised from the card for equipment for the boxing club and hopes to schedule a card in the future which will feature the local boys in the club I put a lot of time and effort into this says Burns and I expect the boys to do the same I have no time for smart- guys or kids who dont want to expend the effort in conditioning and discipline that is needed At the first sign of any nonsense they are out of the dub and tell everyone who enters it that I wont stand for anything but total dedication to improving themselves Burns does not recommend professional boxing for any of his charges and in spite of his years in the ranks or suggests strongly that its a sport to avoid Amateur boxing is a chance for a boy to compete on a highly personal level against someone of his own calibre Bums says and it is a great character builder Home runs give Pop Factory win over Clare s Colts in ladies league season opener NEWMARKET Pauline Sheridan and Anne Young clouted two home runs apiece as Pop Factory scored an easy win over the Colts last week in sea sonopeni New market Ladies Soft ball League action Lena Phythian Sandy Di Cheryl Susan Ball and Elaine Stewart each hit one roundtripper for the winners Last years B division championship squad Jarmain Cable doubled the score on Rays Gulf 3015 in another league opener Sharon Allen led the winners with a home run and a triple Cert also homered and Lynn added a three- bagger Linda Bonner and Cathie each tripled in a losing cause Debbie Monroe was the losing pitcher Linda Cain was the winning as Sodbusters won a close one over Newmarket Veterans 20 Betty took the loss Sandy Buchanan they ended it last year with a victory York last seasons championship club scored a 142 win over Dixon Pencil Helen Watt paced the winners with a home run and Barb Osborne hit a triple Rookie Gloria Craig was the winning collected a triple for the while Colleen Smilh look Vets while shortstop toe loss Linda Bales and Carolyn Fletcher played well defensively In a game Tuesday a strong team effort backed the pitching of and Marion as Newmarket Landscaping defeated K and L Community Sports 217 Joyce belted a home run for K and L Allison was the losing pitcher York Sanitation players opened the new season the same way as Wendy Edney and Chris Bryson combined to turn a double play for the winners Doris Bedore homered and Shirl Darleen Cormier and Cardwell each hit a triple as Sam the Sailor defeated Hussies added a pair of hits and Stolen bases for the winners Cormier also per formed an unassisted for Sam the Top curling teams to be honored May 27 NEWMARKET Northern York Regions top ladies curling teams will be honored during the York Curling Clubs mixed banquet and trophy night here May 27 During the program which will be held at the curling club awards will be presented in the following categories to respective skips and teams Shield Ann Audrey Nancy and Linda Mayor Shield Sophia Clark Mary Hill Armstrong Real Estate Trophy Muriel Smith Lynda Gapp Liz Carr Transport Trophy Mc Caffrey Marg Weddel Sharon Doner Trophy Kay Melnickhuk Dorothy Mary Beth Biggs Sokol Shield Judy Ann Linda Mayor Daisy Watts Concrete Trophy Bales Joan Hall Janice Moore June Thompson Kathrn Anne Boyd Trophy Dorothy Morgan Muriel Smith Malene Mary Cornell Hans Motor Trophy Ruth Johnston Hopkins Sandy Booth Pat Ferris Bennett and Barclay Trophy Louise Evans Hill Lila Scott Judy Sheridan Wednesday Night Consolation Nancy Prime Jackie Slessor Montague Penny Malheson Motorcycle Olympics set for weekend AURORA York Wings Motorcycle Club is holding Ihe firstever Motorcycle Olympics for road bikes this weekend Olympia Park Its a twoday field meet em phasizing riders skills at entertainment by handling and balance band use to make the Olympics an annual event and the Canadian Motorcycle Association has given approval The entry fee of includes a bike blessing camping firewood live a of OiJUl Pick Orders of a Large Pizza with two choices even Wednesday Night Till June 28 1MB CUSTOMER There will be three the swimming pool and displacement classes and shower facilities a vintage class for bikes Children under years older All years of age will be ad- bikes except the vintage milled free if must be ridden to an adult the park and must be Olympia Park is on street legal Don Mills Road between The York Wings plan Aurora 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