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the tribune stouffville ont thursday november j9 1953 ovkic vjxi movers sign vp iv mons league the stouffvllle lion club hockey league opened its b hedule on saturday morning with all six teams swinging into action for another full season although it may be hard to realize ovr 120 boys have jigned their names to the players list and more names will probably be added as the season pro gresses the large group has been divided up into six teams with the club- having one hour pr game fifteen minutes are allowed between games for the boys to warm up with some practice shots on their respective goaltenders this stouffville liona hockey league has been continuously growing in popular ity since first organized three years ago the town of newmarket which has a population of over 5000 people has a similar hockey organization operated by the newmarket recreational commission it has 92 players ranging in age from s to 16 years the addition of new nhl sweaters for the six clubs has increased the interest in the game referees ron peake and john davis officiate throughout the three games from twelve noon on saturday until four pm m three tied for scoring leadership three players remain deadlocked at the top of the clipper- scoring parade following two weekend games in which the stouffvllle squad tallied a total of 15 goals ron bell hal gibson and frank stephenson have each collected eight points gibson is tops in the goal scoring department with seven while minton bell stephenson and stark have five don macintosh newly acquired rearguard with the clippers this season has scored one goal and picked up four assists the standings are as follows clippers double take win first place during w with ken d g a pts g a pts h bell a 3 8 k mcneil 3 3 6 y stephenson o 3 s d macintosh 1 4 0 h gihsoti 7 1 8 g lewis o 3 0 v small 4 3 7 j junkin 1 3 4 s bangay 4 3 7 j scattalon 1 0 1 p minton 5 v 7 b melville 1 0 1 a stark o 2 7 nick bangay improved hockey fans will be pleased to learn that nick bangay star forward with the local clippers is steadily improving following the stickswinging attack by frank ptastnik of ravina flyers over a week ago nick received a twentyfive stitch gash on his face and head and five more stitches were added by- doctors at the toronto east general hospital in addition to the severe concussion bangay suffered a fractured jaw bob bangay brother of the injured star and coach of the clippers said that nick was forced to stick to a liquid diet and all nourishment must be obtained through a straw due to the seriousness of bangays injury he was unable to attend the rase which was scheduled for friday it has therefore been postponed until a later date never has there been an episode in this arena that has raised so much 111 comment and resentment the spectators who witnessed the fracas along with those who read of the incident in the press are literally seething over the episode nick bangay has always been one of the most popular players in the stouffvllle lineup and fans certainly do not take kindly to any action which might have put a permanent crimp in his hockey career congratulation stouffville rugby squad congratulations are due to the stouffville district high school rugby squad for bringing home the district championship the local squad completed the season one point up on markham who finished in second place its been a long hard grind for the winners a team that was not satisfied to be second best other years the stouffvllle crew ran into a stone wall at rich mond hill but this season walked through the yonge street squad for two straight victories stouffville markham rich mond hill and newmarket formed the district high school group the champions were coached and managed by mr mercer and mr marshall with len wilkes handling the officiating at all home contests the lineup for stouffvllle was as follows quarter backs ray foord don haines half backs graham frishy glenn thompson carl timbers allan stouffer line jim coultice ron peake garth brubacher jim hollingsworth don trail ed mile and bob barnes canadians beat leafs in peewee nhl opener montreal canadiens led toy jgluwirigef murray holden cored a 31 win over the ma- pie leafs in the opening lions vi1l hockey game played in the arena on saturday after- ioon holdens iirst goal came ear ly in the game on a pass from bill sanders his backhand hive caught the top corner of he net before wilkes in the leaf cage could move to cover he shot midway through the on test centre don tran clea- ed the puck out in front of he leaf cage from the corner t rid holden standing tit the dge of the crease banged into he twine to give the canad- ens a 20 lead the maple ehfs broke the ice with ten ninutes remaining as gord ohnston raced in from the llueline and lifted the puck iver goaliender todd in the montreal cage todd had pre- iously made two spectacular tops before the puck was lin- lly pushed by him in the late stages of the ante holden notched his bird tally as he picked up irans pass and tapped it into he corner for the leafs doug g ren ted karl thompson and gary leer looked good while hold- n tran epworth and mcmul- en were best for the winners in the second game boston cored a 12 victory over ran- ers hon hedges was the nain cog in the bruin machine vith a dazzling three goal ef- ort wayne redshaw scored he other boston tally kill vhite and don neal were the ew york marksmen in the final contest the black lawks upset detroit 42 the hleagb goals were evenly di- ided among gary taylor ri- key wedseltoft todd and ledstiaw gord tarr and dav- sniith were the fled wing narksmen next saturday the schedule vill be as follow 1215 hawks s rangers 130 leafs vs red vings 245 canadiens vs bowling news mkv town league standing as oi last week legion 11 pts orphans 12 harolds grill 10 skyline farms 9 cdbksville 9 sham rocks 9 klinks grocery s lehmans shoes 7 mole mot ors imachine shop g arena g les wilson motors 0 young peoples league standing edna fairies 19 pis pat leh man 17 murray redshaw 17 murray wagg ii derek chad- wick 9 peaches incorp 6 lions league standing pearces pink pills 17 fords v ss 13 smiths quacks 11 atkinsons overdrafts 11 ed- wjirds cuties 7 wilkes stuf fed shirts 1 ladies league standing pat lehmans hot shots 15 laushways luscious lassies 11 nelly klincks st pats 10 aggie lewis sharpshooters s kay haslams kays strays sj marg barrios teachers pets i winners of open high single prize men ken laushwav 26s ladies kay haslam 261 eight team j community league an eight team community league group has been formed and the schedule will com mence on monday nov 24th the teams in the group are port perry brougham clare- mont siloam greenbank pea ches uxbridse and comco stampings who also hail from oxbridge all the games will be played in the port perry and ixbridge arenas until ice is available in the uxbrklse rink the contests will he car ried on in the new port perry rink on monday and thursday nights there will be double- headers each night the pres ident of the newly formed group is bruce foote of ux- bridge and the secretarv is stan beach a meeting of the team managers will be called hortlv to discuss referees playoff arrangements orha connections etc a 10 fee will accompany each entrv on mondav night uxbridce will meet comco while port perry will battle greenbank siloam peaches claremoni and brou gham will in all likelihood see action on thursday night stoulfville clippers took ov er sole possession of rirst place in the metro senior b hockey league on saturday night by virtue of an sl victory over the aurora lumbermen the stoulfville goals were evenly divided among the players with stephenson notching two ronnie bell hal gibson joe scattalon geo stark polly clippers third minton and gord lewis potting stoulfville plavin singles there were two or three brief flareups during the contest with four majors and a match misconduct pen alty being handed out by refer ee eddie hodgson joe scattal on and don avery became in volved in a wrestling bout in the lirst period and received majors for fighting in the se cond frame defenceman don macintosh of the clippers and avery of aurora were banish ed with majors and in the third period milt cork of the lumbermen was hoisted out of the game for showering the official with some profane lan guage in the goal scoring depart ment prank stephenson put stoulfville into the lead on a pass from minton with cork of aurora in the penalty foox ronnie bell made it 20 at 840 on passes from lewis and mac intosh before the lumbermen counted their one and onlytal ly davidson core3 with stouffville playing two men hort hal gibson stoutlvilles dy ing forward took a pass from mcneil at centre skated hard into the corner fell got to his fret regained the puck and backhanded the rubber into the corner of the net for the tally with a man short joe scattalon retrieved a loose puck at centre ice and skated in to deposit the puck in the twine to end the scor ing in the lirst stanza geo stark netted stouft- villes fifth goal at 350 of the second period on quick relay passes from ronnie bell and gord lewis and polly minton made it 01 from macintosh and stephenson with but five minutes remaining in the per iod gord lewis rifled a bullet drive into the open corner from small and stephenson notched the final goal of the game from macintosh the clippers could easily have run the score into the double figures as they domin ated the play throughout the game ronnie bell and frank stephenson both bounced the rubber oil the post when they had the goaltender at their mercy editors mail thursday tribune nov 12 clippers down lyndhursts 76 stouffville clippers scored an important 76 victory over lyndhurst motors on friday night to vault themselves into a first place tie with gregg curries east york squad hal gibson was the main driving force for stouffville notching three of his clubs seven goals it marked the second straight loss for lyndhursts in the week at the end of the second per iod stouftville led 41 with gib son jerry junkin bill melvil le and ken mcneil blinking the light for the winners lyndhurst motors put on a strong rally early in the final frame scoring five goals in eight minutes exboston bru in bill shill geo sayliss johnny petro john scott and don couch were the marks men at the midway mark in the period danny windley of east york was banished to the box with ah elbowing penalty and stoulfville cashed in on the ex tra man as gibson made it g5 geo stark tied the score and giibson came through with the winner at 1g22 when his shot carooned oil a lyndhurst stick into the twine lyndhurst defenceman tom my campbell set a record in penalties in the second period as he sat in the cooler for 20 minutes he was penalized with two majors and a 10 min ute misconduct standings w l t pts hawks 1 0 0 2 canadiens 1 0 0 2 boston 1 0 0 2 leafs 0 1 0 0 rangers 0 1 0 0 red wings 0 1 0 0 glen major miss margaret winter new market spent the weekend with miss shirley jones uir doug hinan and june spent the weekend with mrs f nokes the pine grove wa held a quilting bee at the home of mrs edgar johnson on wed nesday miss lillian risebrough spent the weekend at her home mrs jim jones and mrs le vi linton visited sunday with mr and mrs lew hagerman whitevale mr fred wadling toronto and mrsvm godkey sterl ing visited sunday with mr and mrs charles fiss mr and joe forsyth and donna visited sunday with mr and mrs arthur peddie of claremont mr and mrs ed jones and marvin brougham visited on sunday with mr and mrs v fiss and edgar miss helen ball uxbridge visited on wednesday with miss eleanor johnson imrs k walls ross an mil ton mr and mrs walter biggs billy and lois visited with mr jim jones and shir ley on sunday mr and mrs joe jones vis ited one day recently with mrs george wilson and gordon mr murray fraser called on mr and mrs bruce hill on sunday stoutlv editor it appears to me that you and your sports editor are go ing about the wrong way iiyan etfort to promote the new oha metro senior b hockey league we are living in changing times old ideas and forms of town vs town promotion are gone yet in the new metro hockey league stouffville clippers with their team from all ioints between stoulfville scanboro leaside and rich mond hill is but one commun ity unit playing against other community units located with in the rim of greater toronto your insistance of calling the turn as stouffville vs toronto regardless of whom they are playing with the exception of the aurora lambton wheeler- lumbermen to give them their full title is in line with some of the old ideas mentioned a- bove stouffville clippers should enjoy one of their best seas ons from an attendance stand point in the new metro setup when you play lyndhursts- dynes and kiy flyeis the stoulfville clippers are not playing toronto as you have stated tout rather they are playing teams from east york leaside and ravina three wi dely separated and different communities within greater toronto need i point out the keen rivalry that exists when brooklin dodgers play new york giants or even new york yankees in a world ser ies all three teams are part of the greater new york area and they seem to get along quite well from a competi tive point and gate stand point i wonder if you and my oth er good friends in stouffville realize just how many socal led foreigners from toronto pardon greater toronto make the saturday night trip to stoufrville to see clippers and their opposition im not going to deny that clippers also have their home following of loyal stouffville fans but each time i visit your rink i run into many fans from scanboro lea side and east york and from north yonge street im not going to deny that the business of enjoying a trip especially the long trip home on a cold winters night from such places as petenboro orillia and kingston has its advantages but why cant the same thrills toe experienced playing the communitized theres a word for you teams from greater toronto ail i ask is that you and jim thomas- forget the toron to angle and play up the fact that when lyndhursts are playing clippers in stouftville it is east york against stouff ville and the same is true when dynes visit your town theyre from leaide a thriv jliig community that is loaded i with hockey rooters the kiy flyers hail from ravina gar dens located in the west tor onto junction area and for the record the aurora wheelers are actually from the lamb- tonkingsway area and have the lambton lumber com pany as their sponsor they had intended playing their home games at either weston or woodbridge but the junior b teams of those respective centres beat them to it and they were obliged to locale at aurora i honestly hope that new market gets into the senior b setup with their addition of several toronto players who have found themselves with out competition since the with drawal of the thl major series at varsity arena new markets entry would add con- considerable spice to our home competition getting back to the cause of all this the thought strikes me that no wonder your fans have been lukewarm in recent games if you have insisted on reporting that clippers were playing a toronto team many of the fan would think that they are playing the same team all the time while i dont for a second give support to the stick swinging episode that put nick bangay on the shelf for a time there is no doubt that the stouffville a- rena will not be large enough to hold the fans desiring to see that kiy flyers outfit from ravina when they dare to venture into stouffville for their next scheduled game i do know that is one lime when youll not refer to them as to ronto tout rather the kiy flyers to remind your fails of the distasteful incident that occurred sincerely bunny morganson omha league practice fri night stoutrvines bantam midget mi juvenile teams will hold practice sessions on friday night of this week a players eligible to play on any of the above named teams are asked to be at the arena at the fol lowing times bantam 7 pm to s midget s pm- to 9 and ju venile from 9 pm to 10 two of the clubs will be coached bv bill lennox and don camp bell a third coach is being li ned up the age limit for ban tam is 14 years and under bv aug 1st midget 1g years and under and juvenile is years and under auction sale stouffville wins high school rugby title stouffville high school rug by team lost their last game of the series to markham by a score of 1816 they are league champions- however in spite of the loss as they ended with eight points while markham had seven richmond hill six and newmarket in the cellar with one point in the last game on wed nesday nov 4 stoulfville re peatedly fumbled the ball in the first quarter allowing imarkham to build up an elev en point margin before stouff ville broke into he scoring frishy got two majors while thompson picked up one coul tice turned in a good perform ance catching seven of the ten passes thrown to him mark ham kicking was excellent final league standings are as follows stouftville dhs s markham djhs 7 rich mond hill dhs g newmark et djhs 1 vxy- heiohhosanfe ittimefbr dairy cattle 80 dairy cows fresh springers 125 pigs md ti can milk cooler milking machine bal ed hay grain lot is con 4 wh1t- church tv1 i mile south ok vannorf thursday nov 26 the property of stewart burnett cattle cow fresh our shiny toy headquarters is all ready for your inspection we have the widest selection fropi wonderful meccano toys plastic toys mechanical toys bicycles tricycles stouffers hardware stoufeville ontario -t- holstein cow fresh calf at side spotted cow due time of sale red heifer due in jan white cow due dec 25 black heifer due jan 1 red cow due dec 30 brown cow due jan 20 black heifer due time of sale black white cow due jan 15 black white heifer due mar 10 white cow due feb 27 white cow fresh calf by side black cow due dec 30 white cow due mar 6 black white cow fresh calf by 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