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fe 8 the sieuffviile tribune thursday march it ims kk ifat thomas clippers bounce back win 72 over orillia fifth game sat editors mail vivian beats mt albert 93 lead in finals j iinament kinds ready sale we wouldnt b surprised i th drur stores s gtonlltiu were completely eold out o imament on saturday ajter the hockey epfc in the arwsa on friday njjt the omtlnsers tsoly rsade a marveloo comeback attempt acd taey are to be coojrratulated for taeir fine effort despite a 31 loss to ske a bantam never have we seen hockey crowd in the arena so wrapped up in a same there were thoe who hoed their enthusiasm by cherin on their favorite while others roared with laughter one cannot take anything away from the ah stars hoeer man for man there wasnt much to choose between the two dabs but the oldtimers lacked the combination passing pays of ies carkes bantams don rocket lehman wsls without equal on the ice and he amazed the fans with his skatin and stitk handling ability j en boomboom wilkes ws a steady peformer for the old boys and made no mistake with bis shot after taking a pass from gar the boumer brown as he teamed in over the bantam blueline the oldtimers bis 215 pound defence star bin sanders sr was a tower of strength on the allstars blueline although he as compietely deked out of poition on one ocasion by 120pouisd bii sanders jr and toppled heavily to the ice the most sparkling defensive performtn was turnid in by goalie kill vezina lennox in the oldtuners cage to say he had a buy ntsht would be putting it mildly he was literally vulcanized with rubber his jqb was made even more difficult when the oldtimers ran into a flood of penalties but he weathered the storm and only allowed three pucks to slip by him coach tom wedseltoft of the allstars used cec teader hendricks to grab tiie faceoffs when his team was a man short but coach clarke countered the strategy by sending out team captain norm hendricks who got the draws nine times out of ten au joking aside it was a tine show players of both teams enjoyed every minute of it and the cowd was equally enthusias tic if these former stouffville stars can once again find enough energy to pull on the pads and lace up the skates they will no doubt attract a full house of all the oldtimers questioned the following dny not one admitted the slightest trace of aching muscles or tired legs we understand however that a number pent a few extra hours in bed the next morning stouffville 7 orillia 2 tto clary payne of tie pontiacs cippers staged a la the dosing minute of the mw calhoun and johnny wood of orillia became ersag- ed in a higfajtickirig due wood was sent to the dresing room to coo ort when the fracag threatened to develop into a major showdow n orillia 6 stouffville 2 sourt on march 11 19o the sport editor the stouffville trllxine dear sir has the stouffville arena vivian took a one game lean stilled pleasure skating for this in a best of three series over tottr t i think so where are mount albert in the queers- our graceful skaters of vesterl vtle arena on monday nigh here axi there whitby srs were eliminated from the group semifinals on monday night belleville and kingston now play off for the championship the fifth game of the current orillia- stouffvllle playoff will be played here on saturday night be sure to pick up your tickets for the big spring ice carnival in the arena on friday evening april 1st peaches ac played to a 13 draw at lnionville on monday night in an intermediate king clancy game murray lewi john reesor and joe prudem scored for the local squad hal gibson leading point scorer during the regular schedule is presently heading the team in the playoffs danny meloff forward with uavina flyers last season and an able softbail pitcher is presently en caged ail a referee in the thl an attempt will be made to organize a badminton club in stouffville on monday evenins at 8 pm in the high school gym don tran will journey to st catharines next week to try out with the jr a teepees stouffville bantams defeated lnionville in an exhibition contest here on saturday evening brooklin midgets will play host to king city in the third game of the ontario finals at the port perry arena on saturday night at 830 pm all outdoor skating officially ended this week frank stephen- on jack rhodes elwood small hal gibson joefecatalon ben chapman and nick dubik played in maple leaf gardens on friday night for the avro team the richmond hill arena with its new artificial ice plant will be officially opened on friday night don haynes playing his first game in jr d company last week notched a goal a the red wings bowed to nobleton 75 nobleton juniors will now- meet bracebridge in the ontario jr d semifinals many local residents have visited the sportsmans show in toronto this week the peewee playoffs get underway at the arena on saturday afternoon what would you do with richard if you were in president campbells shoes what penalty would you mete out to rocket richard would you fine him would you suspend him for two or three games or would you expel him from the nhl for the rest of the season the answer to this question will be forthcoming possibly this week but here is how we feel on the matter for our money we dont think richard should be allowed to take part in another national hockey league contest for the remainder of the current schedule or the playoffs you think that is a pretty stiff penalty perhaps so but what ahout the opposing players who almost weekly are subjected to the rockets wild exhibitions of temper his re cent episode with bostoms ha laycoe is nothing new its happening all the time the penalties placed on richard following such incidents are becoming nothing more than a joke what happens to ted lindsay when he takes a poke at an abusive spectator in a front row seat hes suspended richard can push the officials around or break his stick over another players hend and he gets away with it some day unless hes stopped his riotous actions on the ice may prove fatal to some innocent player take our own senior b league for instance can you imagine what would happen to players like hal gibson geo stark gordie lladdleton or klwood small it they suddenly attacked an opposing player using their sticks like axes they would certainly receive more than a 100 fine richard is a great hockey player probably one of the greatest hut theres no place for him on the ice as long as he persists in deliberately attempting to injure members of the opposing teams the rockot has no doubt for the past few years been the idol of thousands of up and coming youngsters hut if his actions con tinue both he and his reputation will quickly pass out of the hockey picture iationa comeback on mon- iday night as they whipped i orillia 72 for their srs victory in the current best of seven group fitw playoffs the two teams move back to he couch- lichin g centre on wednesday j night with the fifth game back here on saturday i bob pansays squad looked more like the team that headed the recent roundrobin series as they outhused the visitors in every period three veteran performers paced the ciipper attack as chick webster geo stark and frank stephenson each notched a pair of goals elwood small fird the other tally orillias 2oils came from the sticks of bed favero and a shevchak in the opening minutes of the game orillia toik charge and for a few hairraish moments it appeared possible that the homesters might be headed for their third straight setback the period however was only five minutes old when centre star gordie lladdleton obtained possession of a loose puck at centre ice and flipped the rubber to frank stephen son who was driving in on the right wing stephensons drive caught the far corner of the pontiac cage for the first stotiffviiie tally kiwood small made it 20 when his weak shot slipped between goalie shropshires skates into the bottom of the net gordie lladdleton was standing in front of the pontiac cage and blocked the goalies view of the play at 1s27 chick webster play ing one of his finest games of the season took a pass from ed calhoun at the orillia blue- line and rifled a hard shot into the top corner of the net his tally was similar to stephen sons opening goal penalties almost fatal in the early minutes of the second frame stouffville ran into a number of costly penal ties and orillia took advantage of their extra manpower to give clipper netminder jack rhodes a hazardous time it took favero only ten seconds to break the goose egg when iie intercepted a bad pass by de- fenceman ed calhoun and blinked the light as the puck rolled a fraction of an inch over the line at 3s al shew- ehuk put his team right back in the game with a bullet drive from the blueline aside from the two shots that evaded him netminder rhodes proved to be a real stumbling block in the path of advancing orillia for wards geo stark scores two geo stark always a head ache to orillia defenceman was in fine form on monday night and sparked his clubs attack every time out iils neatest effort was at 643 of the second period when he grabbed a loose puck near the orillia net skated in front of goalie shrop shire and backhanded the disk over the prostrate netminder as he flopped to the ice to make the stop the dashing winger completed the stouff ville scoring at s21 of the third period when his shot from loft wing caught the cor ner the two teams set a terrific pace from the drop of the puck tempers flared on numerous occasions but referees andy hellomer and eddie hodgson ruled with an iron hand they handed out twentytwo penal ties eleven to each club there were 2 majors one to ed cal houn of the clippers and- one don tran receives len wilkes scores lone goal as oldtimers lose 31 call to st klfs stouffville clippers ran into a rugged hardkatirg team of goal hungry players on wed nigh as the visiting orillia pontiacs scored a decisive 62 victory in the first game of the group final playoff the game was no as onesided as the core would indicate although the visitors were worthy win ners the roof fell in on bob bangays boys in the second period when the pontiacs struck for 4 goals they came within the short space of three minp utes in the late stages of the middle frame the stouffville defence ap peared weak on a number of occasions they embarked on a number of rinklong rushes on ly to be caught out of position when the stubborn orillia rear guards broke up the attack clipper netminder jack rhodes appeared a little off colour although he didnt receive too much protection orillia took a 20 lead in the first period and sewed up the game with four goals in the 2nd 20 minutes gordie lladdleton and chick webster notched the clipper tallies earl mccrone and vic grigg were two goal marksmen for orillia ab bowen and bruno favero notched the others favero al so picked up three assists one of the feature attractions of the contest was a scientific sparring duel between consta ble earl mccrone of the pon tiacs and hal gibson of the clippers players of both clubs stood back and watched the 2 veterans fight it out the fisti cuffs ended when gibson floor ed mccrone with a flying tac kle both players received ma jors but retired to the showers as only a few minutes remain ed in the game the clippers never gave up playoff and battled down to the bell despite orillias four goal ad vantage ken crawford came up with one of his better per formances as did chick web ster and gord lewis ken mc neil was shifted to a wing posi tion from his regular centre ice spot and was not so effec tive as on the pivot position in one of the most rous bockev a mes of the season the stouffvlue ail star old- timers suffered a 31 defeat at the hands of the bantams on friday nigh the contest was packed full of thrills and exrite- ment and the large crowd en joyed every minute of it there were many stars on the ice for both teams the oldtimers coached by tom wedselof came up with an excellent per formance despite a lack of practice the bantams coached by les clarke were a little more polished especially inside the oldtimers blueline bill lennox netminder for he allstars turned in an ex- ellen game he was pelted with rubber from every side and angle but the bantams managed to squeeze only three pucks behind him at the other end 6f the rink max vague the bantam goalie came up with some miraculous stops the oldtimers although ra ther shaky in the early min utes of the game improved as the contest progressed and test ed goalie vague with some bul let drives rick wedseltoft was the top marksman for the winners pot ting two goals norm hend ricks notched the other len wilkes fired the lone tally for the allstars taking a pass from gar brown at centre ice and sinking the puck in the top right hand corner of the net don lehman was the star for the veterans his spectacular end to end rushes brought a hearty round of applause from the excited fans although he failed to score he provided some tense moments for the bantam defence with some fine feats of stickhandling while galloping over the blueline at top speed len wilkes was a steady performer for the old- timers and netted his clubs only goal don tran hard skating centreman with stouffviles jr d red wings this season received a letter recently front coach rudy pilous of the st caharines teepees requesting he apear a their hockey train ing camp on march 20h in an effort to discover new hockey talent st catharines hold a weeks training session early in the spring don expects to make the trip wes for a tryou with the jr a squad it was only last season that he played in the stouffville lions pee- wee league and although eligible for a position with the midget team this season he decided to make the jump into junior d ranks he was one of the top goal scorers on the club and centred the teams number one line he is the son ot mr and mrs giles tran a dickson hill and attends the stouffville district high school vearsl h- scorehs g orillia clippers 1 stouffville clippers dropped their second playoff game to the surprising orillia pontiacs on saturday night in the cou- chiching centre by a score of 31 it was another case of a weak second period for the clippers that allowed the win ners to take a commanding 11 lead they added a single goal in the final frame ronnie nelson notched the only goal in the first period and earl mccrone made it 20 for orillia early in the second session ab bowen and clary payne blinked the light for the pontiacs in that order elwood small scored stouffvilles only tally from gordie lladdleton ronnie nelson fired his sec ond goal of the night in the last period to sew up the game there were seventeen penalties to each club al shewchuk and gordie lladdleton were banish ed with misconduct penalties the remaining trips to the cooler were for minor infrac tions of the rules gibson mcneil stephenson small webster stark lladdleton bell crawford scatalon calhoun bangay lewis mcintosh claydon chapman mugford crust a 10 6 i 1 1 4 5 1 1 pts 13 11 11 11 10 0 9 7 4 4 pec wop playoffs to start on saturday the peewee league round robin playoffs will start on saturday afternoon of this week the season will wind up on friday evening april 22nd with the final young canada hockey night of the year the winner will be presented with the jim austin trophy and will be honored by the stouffville lions club at their annual sports night dinner they will also receive crests emblematic of the lions peewee cham pionship the red wings skat ed off with the honors last year barry wilkes maple leafs finished on top of the heap at the conclusion of the regular schedule on saturday the hawks rangers bruins de troit and canadiens followed in that order the round robin playoff schedule is as follows march lft rangers vs canadiens hawks vs boston leafs vs detroit march 20 leafs vs boston canadiens vsl hawks detroit vs rangers april 2 hawks vs detroit rangers vs leafs canadiens vs boston april 9 rangers vs hawks leafs vs canadiens detroit vs boston april 22 canadiens vs detroit rangers vs boston leafs vs hawks enjoying themselves in other rirks where they are given a few considerations or have they hung up their skaes due to the treamen they have received from this arena many are attending other arenas in the nearby commun ities why simply becattse they can no longer enjoy plea sure sk3ting in this town due to ice conduions poor music and the conduct of our teen agers the young fry no longer attend the rink to skate but to too and play tag as well as loitering in centre ice and along the boards many work in a little hockey practice as well a pleasure skater daes not enjoy being bodychecked nor having a tag player rush ing the wrone way in his direc tion skaters have been seri ously injured by this rude be haviour nor does the pleasure skater want to pay 50c to skate en ice that has been used for a regular hockey practice just before he is allowed on the ice the least the management could do is to flood before the skaters step out 1 skated recently in a nearby arena where they flooded at inter mission on saturday night the socalled music was nothing but jazz until intermission how does one stroke to this sort of music i also have a suspicion that the freezing unit is turned off for the first par of the even ing as the ice is soft after intermission the ice is harder and the atmosphere much colder is this fair to the plea sure skater such treatment would never be handed out to the hockey players they are not expected to skate on ice that is all cut up another fact that discour aged skaters from the sur rounding community was the switching around of skating nights you cannot expect a person to drive several miles to skate only to find on arriving that a hockey game is in progress the directors of the arena maintain that there is no fin ancial gain from public skat ing have they ever tried to encourage attendance for pub- bv beatiti vas til are expected to be comietea tt the sutton arena on artificial ice mount albert jumped into a one goal lead before s pollard tied the score on a pass from a degeer a the seven minute mark of the first period mount albert went ahead once again only to have dou card blink the light from s pollard o once again put both teams on even terms for the third time in the game mount albert forged ahead as keith graham scored but harry simpson and a degeer teamed up to dead lock the score from that point on it was all vivian in the goal scoring department f hendry suddenly caught fire and notch ed three goals while s follard fired two and bob barnes scored a single tally sv shuffle of line in the final period by coach doug forfar paid off for the winners they outscored their rivals by six gevs in the last frame dicksons hill mrs chas hoover spent the weekend with mrs levi hoo ver of gormley mr and mrs ken campbell spent an evening at the mover home recently mr and mrs john hawkins and daughter mrs a hawkins miss ruth johnson and wil- lard mover were guests of mr and mrs w mover on sunday mr wilmot wideman mr and mrs r mover spent sev eral days visiting friends in stayner creemore and colling- wood maple syrup season has ar rived and some of the trees in the community have been tapped lie skating as a shareholder i think it is time to give the skater a little consideration and try to revive the art of a graceful pleasure skater a few years ago stouffville was noted for its pleasure skaters where are they today a skater yt roxy theatre markham additional sports on page 10 select local peewee team for goderich tournament a picked team of peewee players from the stouffville lions league will journey to goderich during the easter week to represent the town in an all ontario tournament they will be classed according to population this is the first year that a representative has been sent from stouffville the boys will be transported by car to goderich and will be board ed in homes around the town free of charge the young lads who will be making the trip are as follows norman gal- braith lynn mcmullen larry mcmullen allan boyd marvin betz geo malcolm larry mal- loy rick wedseltoft warren hendricks roger stover wayne pennanen glenn jack son bill ratcliff and jim mai- loy both marvin betz and glenn jackson have been sign ed for goaltending duties and lynn mcmullen may fill in be tween the pipes if necessary the local team will keep play ing in the weeklong tourney until they are defeated evenings doors open 030 pm sat matinee 130 pm friday saturday march is 19 brooklin wins juvenile d championship brooklin captured the all- ontario juvenile d champion ship on saturday night in th port perry arena after two hard fought games with luck- row they took the first game at lucknow 53 and captured the second contest s7 the game was fast and clean from the opening whistle the brooklin firs string line of gibson baldwin and mckin- ney paced the brooklin attack gibson notched four goals p tran scored three and h tran counted one there were ten penalties five to each team al of a minor variety brooklin supporters were treated to their first glimpse of the famous chin brothers who scored five of their teams seven goals during the second period lucknow were handed a penalty and while playing a man short one of the famous chinese pucksters killed off the penalty practically singlehand- ed with the finest stickhandling effort displayed in the series brooklin hem a 71 advant age at the end of the second pe riod and added one more in the final frame lucknow ralhed in the final 20 minutes of the game and counted three goals following the game luck now were quick to offer con gratulations to the brooklin champs mr jim austin of stouffville omha executive member introduced mr p l christie sec of the ontario minor hockey assoc who pre sented the o j harwlck me morial trophy to captain gib son of the brooklin team luck now the runnersup received the j l christie trophy the two teams were provided with a lunch after the presentations were made brooklin spors enthusiasts are loud in their praise of coach charlie johnson and manager cliff johnson for their loyal support of minor hockey in their town the brooklin lineup was as follows goal lytic defense m jones g jones d vipond c grandv i reazln forwards e gilxon j mckinney b baldwin n pascoe ii tran p tran j mcduff a universalinternational picture mon tues wed march 21 22 23 two fun filled features nfnu6htyspcy risque m sheridan kay kendall jortngregson pek wkk standings w l t pts leafs 30 3 4 21 hawks 0 4 4 22 rangers s 4 5 21 boston 7 5 15 detroit 3 10 5 11 canadiens 11 1 f busyne u one r tap most cs o business the classic story of the west 9 yii smfcminiiiwip audie murphymar1 blanchard lylebettgerlori nelson thomas mitchell mh buchanan- wallace fold mail nickel ul george cole 5lul uuuliltttt lit wvilu3kis ih added laugh altraction direct from extended toronto run