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the tribune stouffville ont thursday january 12 1950 sports news and views players fans police in saturday hockey brawl remember skating this week on wednesday and friday evenings jackie thomas was back in the clipper lineup saturday night for the first time in six games since breaking his thumb his injured hand still carries a cast fans are asked to note that all saturday night games begin at 9 pm that was u nasty blimp gord lewis received in the meteor game saturday night the cut in his head required seven sitehes bud watson of unionville with stratford junior bs has been up for a couple of games with the stratford junior v club and is reported to have turned in a good performance bob lawrie exmarkham millionaire and stouffville clipper is now refereeing regularly in the thl series t a wilson contractor who erected the new stouffville arena has constructed nine arenas this year three of them stouffville seaforth and port hope with arti ficial ice aurora juniors played the first game on their home ice saturday night markham millionaires have been negotiating for ice at newmarket to play their home games mark- ham were offered ice in stouffville but it could not be arranged on such short notice as the million aires wished the clippers will have their first meeting with orillia in the northern town this thursday night orillia a band of players made up to a great part of former junior a players are beginning to click they tied toronto meteors and held markham millionaires to a 33 tie saturday night stouffville clippers have acquir ed a second goalie in dan kewley regular netminder with windsor spitfires last year kewley ha been working out with the local squad bill mulholland regular clipper goaltender has been putt ing up a superb effort since he took over the job and the one game in six the club dropped since he started was one of his best performances the team requires two class a goalies ready for action stouffville arenas reasonable practicetime rates are appreciated by the toronto hockey league in a recent report the thl an nounced that their organization was financially ahead on their games played here every tuesday and thursday while they were considerably in the red on games played at such toronto rinks as the ravina where the per hour charges are double those in stouff ville standing oh big seven sr b gp v l stouffville io i 3 markham 7 0 collingwood 7 t 2 meteors 7 1 2 orillia 7 1 1 midland 7 1 g to eclipse 3 0 3 roup t pts 1 13 2 12 1 0 i markham holds okillla to tie 33 orillia silver bombers and markham millionaires met on saturday night in an oha senior b contest markham started the game with an unbeaten record having won four games and tied one the bombers look a one goal lead in the first period outscoring the visitors 32 markham tied the score in a fast second period when reg singleton scored the only goal neither team scored in ths final thrilling 20 minutes and the game ended in a threeall tie clippermeteor game sets fast pace jim thomas seven hundred turned out on saturday night to witness the leagues two evenly matched teams stouffville clippers and toronto meteors battle it out in the local arena xo one could deny the game had everything from wild freeforalls to fast smooth passing plays from one end to the other the meteors started very fast and before five seconds had ticked by sherban beat mulholland from close in after many close scrambles couch banged one in from lewis to tie the score and end the period the second twenty minutes was a repeat performance of the first with the city boys blinking the light at 122 montgomery doing the chore from sadler les clarke who played one of his best games of the season scored the tying goal from thomas and couch the third period told the tale and produced everything the spectators could wish to see say- liss tallied at 407 from hopper and gault while gault added another from minton to put the clippers two up finding themselves on the losing end of the score the meteors put up a powerful attack and evened the count kewley got the first and formica tied it up two minutes later from then on stouffville carried the play with sayliss getting the winner from hopper with time running out the meteors became desperate and in a vain attempt to even the count pulled bully from the net in a wild scramble around the clippers cage formica of the meteors be came involved in a wild fist swing ing battle with mulholland all players joined in and it was hard to see who was hitting who when the smoke cleared two minute penalties were handed out to each team with couch leading the inspired clippers to the attack the meteors became momentarily hemmed on their own end checking his man on the blue line couch sped in and fired the rubber into the empty cage not satisfied with this the speedy winger performed the hat trick on a pass from clarke u end the game smoking in rink at waterloo to be rather costly bad reports that are understood to have been tabled to the oha regarding the toronto meteors and some of their club executive got a further airing at stouffville sat urday night during their 74 trouncing at the hands of the clippers referee harry morrison was forewarned of possible trouble and got it he called upon the local police to evict the meteor trainer from the players box dur ing that second period when this gentleman chose to use some uncomplimentary language on the oha official this same trainer accosted local coach bert fyfe following the game and was promptly dusted off players clashed in fisticuffs in the last ten minutes of the game at the mouth of the clipper net as meteors went wild in their efforts to tie the score while only- two majors were meted out the visitors showed their bitterness in defeat as play continued the final bell had barely died away when a wild donny broke loose in the gangway to the players dressingrooms goalie bill mulholland who had turned in a superb job all night was attacked by joe formica of meteors immediately the scene was an uproar with local fans visitin players and clippers throwing lusty punches in all directions formica the instigator of the trouble was nearly turned inside out and much of his gear torn from his back the nearby exit was opened and some of the pugilists doused in the subzero snowbanks to cool out local police were called in but only moved in after the fire had died away however it was not a job for a single officer and local customers appeared to have the visitors well in hand whether the report of this game will bring members of the toronto meteors on the oha carpet is yet to be seen meteors are picked by some toronto sportswriters tc bring a senior b championship to the queen city but their bid foi a title may be unceremoniously cut short if they become embroiled in many more outbreaks such as occurred saturday parent s consent needed under oha proposition the canadian amateur hockey association received from george panter last week a motion that no professional agreement signed by a hockey player under 21 years of age be valid unless signed also by parents or guardian he asked that the motion be pre sented to national hockey league authorities with whom the caha has an agreement panter representing the ontario hockey association asked in his motion that a boy signing a pro fessional agreement be given a duplicate copy of it president jim dunn of the man itoba branch commented he knew of boys going to professional clubs training camps who were told they had to sign a c form before they could get transportation back home he did not name any club the c form gives the profes sional club the right to the signing boys services if and when he turns professional and may be signed when the boy is as young as 10 a special caha committee will place the matter before nhl authorities smokers who insist in lighting up in prohibited areas of water loo memorial arena in future will be liable to a fine not exceeding 50 waterloo city council last week gave three readings to a bill pro hibiting smoking following a re quest from the memorial arena commission smoking will be allowed in rest rooms and the front portion of the new lobby entrance aid donald roberts said it was realized the bylaw should have been passed before but a recent incident brought home the urgency for a bill of this nature aid harry gould asked whether the penalty was steep enough aid arnold hauck contended the exits at the arena were inade quate he urged council to invest igate the possibility of arranging improved exits smoking is prohibited in the new arena in stouffville in any of the seat sections but is allowed in the waiting rooms and lobbys at either end thbv lost their guns toronto ontarios hunters for the most part may now put away those highpowered rifles for the year with the closing of the gen eral hunting seasons many of them however wont have the rifles to put away instead the guns are under seizure and held for sale by the department of lands and forests here briefly are some of the reasons one northerner lost his gun and was fined 100 for having canned moose meat there is no moose season at present he claimed the meat was that of a bear the ranger brought in some bear meat he himself tiad canned the magistrate didnt waste any more time one hunter carried a loaded rifle in his car which is illegal he was being checked by an overseer when the gun dis charged the bullet splashed gravel into the officers face kight clippers ran wild down eclipse ac 146 jim thomas after a slow first period start stouffville clippers suddenly sprang to life midway through the second and poured rubber into the opposition cage from all sides and angles hardly had the puck been dropped when eclipse slipped two by mulholland walker and brougli blinking the lights for the visitors gault tallied the first clipper marker at 130 but the team seemed to let down for the next ten minutes while eclipse counted two more the clippers realized their time had come and the thomas couch lewis line settled down with a determination to get back in the game couch scored his first from clarke and lewis beat hutz seventeen seconds later from couch io put the clippers back in the running the period ended with the locals trailings 13 only one minute had passed in the second period when hill of eclipse scored on a close in play from then on it was stouffvilles night as the sounded eleven successive goals into the visitor cage without a single reply from the enemies heavy guns hopper scored from drummond and mills at m2s and lewis fired in his second two minutes later jackie thomas after many unlucky tries around the net tallied his first on a low close in drive from lewis sayliss then stole the puck at the blue line and skated in alone to beat hutz unassisted clarke blasted one from the blue line a minute later to give his team a three goal lead minton then pick ed up a pass from bradbury and skated in to outguess the goalie on a low shot at 1730 the period ended with the clippers leading 05 although the homesters had built up a considerable lead they were not through by any means at 3j5 of the third period thomas- banged in his second on a neat play from lewis and rose couch tallied his second four minutes later from minton and hopper capitalized on a neat set up by sayliss to put his team seven goals up polly minton who has gone scoreless in the last few games suddenly decided it was time to pick up a few points before goalie hutz had time to set himself two fast goals had flipped off the stick of polly for the clippers final tallies with only seconds ieft to play ecclestone scored the visitors sixth goal and the game ended with the clippers on the winning end of a 1 lg score with couch playing up to top form and thomas back in action the boys seem to be really hitting their stride the lewis thomas couch line seems to be a clicking combinations especially in plays around the oppositions net hoch- berg was missing from the lineup but will probably get back in action in the next game omha doubleheader monday night newmarket midgets and new market juveniles will be two teams to open the omha schedule in stouffville in a twinbill next monday night richmond hill were scheduied to have opened the season here a week ago but were fogbound stouffville has a snappy lot of junior puckchasers and theyll be out to register a pair of win in this initial doubleheader come along monday night and see the local lads in what are sure to be actionpacked games the price is only a quarter richmond hill whips xkwmarkkt a fourgoal third period uprising by richmond hill midgets gave the visitors a 73 win over newmarket legion satuitiay afternoon in an omha midget game it was both teams initial game of the season morton carles and bruce mm chison led the visitors goal scorin parade with two each lloyd grainger tommy white and don watt fired singletons frank mor ton freeman west and wayne robinson were the sharpshooter for the legion the omha schedule will open with a doubleheader in stouffville next monday night lsfi lackmtht 3 sutton huxtkrs fined 200 total three suttoli men appeared be fore magistrate o s hollinrake in court at newmarket last friday charged with unlawfully huntin deer convicted dr c s noble was fined 100 and costs or 30 days charles brooks and james taylor 50 and costs or 15 days harold van wyck conservation officer said the men were jack- lighting for deer and he had seized a highpowered rifle on which a flashlight was attached and a battery and spotlight all of which were in a car if a strong light it turned on a deer at night it watches the light closely and a hunter can approach almost within pointblank distance before firing said van wyck he said the offense took place nov 1 local win streak snapped by collingwood scored three each monday night iri lewis polly minton markham beats meteors 7 to 4 jim thomas markham continued their uncle feated way in oha senior b com petition with a 71 win at home over lindsay meteors markham have won five games and tied two in seven starts meteors had apparently not settled down since their fracus in stouffville saturday night as is penalties were handed out three of them majors residents of tlmmins are fined 10 per bird for having partridge before the season was open and in addition lost their guns in sudbury district a trapper was fined 32 for illegal posses sion of six beaver and three muskrat pelts he lost the pelts too after chalking up five successive wins four league games and one exhibition stouffville clippers came up with a bad night thurs day and were trounced 73 by collingwood shipbuilders it was the third straight win for the shipbuilders in the oha big seven senior group nip spooner jed the ship builders with two goals gowing c sandell greene smart and portland were their other marks men drummond hochberg and brad bury were the marksmen for the clippers baker and minton shar ing the assists the clippers were definitely oft their game with even the regular steady heads being unable to click in any sort of fashion colling wood on the other hand were checking hard while it was bill mulholland first loss in six games since taking over the goal tending job he was perhaps the only outstanding figure on the ice for the clippers and saved time and again with shipbuilders all around him collingwood held a 51 lead at one stage in the last period clip pers put on their best spurt of the night in this period and closed the score to 53 but big jack portland exboston bruin settled this be lated rally with the sixth colling wood goal at the fifteen minute mark more than 1500 fans attended the game in the new quarter million dollar arena cherrywood mr and mrs j sutchy and jimmie of toronto had tea one day recently with mr and mrs geo todd j miss elsie alves has successfully completed the nursing assistants course and has joined the staff of the queen elizabeth hospital tor onto miss ina law of whitby who is attending normal school was trie student teacher this past week at our school i mr and mrs r tindall and mr herb bennett had dinner one evening recently with mr andj mrs murray hollinger j congratufations to mr gordon petty on being elected as the new school trustee replacing mr wm sinclair sympathy of the community is extended to mrs william sinclair in the death of her sister mrs jos carter of whitevale mrs oconnor of vancouver bc is spending a few days with mrs a tenney the cherrywood wa will hold their monthly meeting in the hall on thursday afternoon jan 19 at 230 pm the word for the roll call is faith group one will have charge note change of date sympathy of the community is extended to mrs leonard hollin ger on the death of her grand mother mrs mcallister of toronto mrs walter hamilton and mr oscar carter had dinner one day recently with mr and mrs wesley petty a number attended the sunday school convention at whitevale baptist church on wednesday rev and mrs j mclacklam and mr and mrs s jones had dinner one day recently with mr and mrs william hollinger sorry to hear that mrs william tweddle is on the sick list we wish her a speedy recovery the first canadianmade nylon was produced at a kingston ont plant on june 26 1942 new fashion in china the bamboo curtain asomaggggscaasesb l- stouffville arena programme thursday jan 12 430 pm juvenile practice 700 pm thl 5 hockey games friday jan 13 400 pm midget practice 800 pm public skating saturday jan 14 130 pm free skating children under 12 900 pm oha senior hockey clippers vs orillia monday jan 16 645 pm omha doubleheader juvenile newmarket vs stouffville midget newmarket vs stouffville tuesday jan 17 430 pm free skating beginners under 8 yrs 700 pm thl 5 hockey games wednesday jan 18 200 pm bush hockey 800 pm public skating tftttttt tt cssgggaaasaacsgbga mi it c i see a big future f for little pigs when fed with balanced feed balanced feeding from the day hes weaned to tb dap wl marketed assures you of a 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