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ft w the stouffyllle tribune thursday june 2 1955 med sax snveep series with sunderland aitona drops third straight in softball moitvd rkiief needed tke stoaffviue rh sox could use another opnoch pitcher at the pra tirce the teanjj hops of retaining the tricounty league championship rets entirely 03 the right arm of curve bailer lome schell without a doubt the oca mound ac is one of the finest performers in the circuit but a relief hurler would certainly come in bandy especially around playoff time everyone hai been asking the question what about stan miller stan has certainly had more bi arue pitching experience lnce ear cook held the mound spotlight but so far he has not signed up for activa service with the red sox with schello curve ball and millers speed we doubt if theres a team in the league could hold a candle to stouffniles pitching power we hope more information concerning stans baseball intentions rnay be forthcoming next week begins ioth jteak the local tricourty baseball league has commenced its tenth year of operation in its nine year history the league has provided recreation and entertainment for a vast group of sports enthusiasts starting as a team league in 1946 it grew to a 17 team cir cuit in 1949 the ten charter teams in 1946 included cambray cameron little britain valentia lindsay cannington sunder land woodville bolsoyer and manilla in 1947 oakwood and beaverton joined the group and sutton and port perry swelled the ranks to fourteen teams in 194s the following year fenelon falls bobcaygeon sonya and stouffville were added and canning- ton amalgamated with manilla in 1953 the league was split and a number of the smaller hamlets formed an independent league they have continued to operate in their own closely knit group this year sutton amalgamated with sunderland and newmarket entered the tri- county for the first time since 1926 new recruits the stouffulle red sox are sticking to home town talent this season the management has signed three additional stars to the lineup who have not performed under the local colors in past year don haynes reliable catcher with the juvenile ball club last summer will share the receiving chores with hal gibson jack watson and george stark well known locally for their hockey and softball talents have also taken part in scheduled games and will probably be used regularly murray mcmullen a veteran performer with the homesters is back in the lineup again this year it is quite an amazing fact that every player now on the stouffville roster is a yearround resident of the town local sports enthusiasts are always crying for local talent here it is lets support it nohitter for norm chalk up another nohitter for norm stunden in a recent game between aurora and unionville norm blanked the sixth concession squad 1s0 the hardthrowing southpaw allowed no runs no hits and no walks he fanned eight batters a nohit game is not a rarity for the aurora mound ace he chalked up three nohitters while a member of the pitching staff with buttonvllle bill bown of thornhill has also racked up a no- hitter as the vongo street crew blanked agincourt 30 last week here and there jim greenslade aurora player injured in a game here with buttonville is expected to be out of action for at least two weeks he is suffering from torn side and shoulder muscles and a knee injury the caha lost over 5000 last year on penticton alona dropped their third game in a row on monday nigh to sink into the ce3r in the ciaremont community league greenwood broke into the win department by upetng their rivals 97 mount zion one of the hottest teams in the group to date racked up their second victory in as many starts by wnipping the fourth line 75 ciaremont and mount zion have not been defeated the two teams will meet this week in an effort to play a rainedou contest that was scheduled for may 24th on friday night of last week fourth line downed aitona 73 and peaches otttscored greenwood 12s the winners broke into the lead early in the game and held the margin throughout the contest george alsop completed the game on the hill for the winners and murray johnson replaced mc dowell on the mound for ai tona in the first game peaches bruce middleton went the dis tance to score his first win of the season bill maxwell and xeil pascoe shared mound hon ors for greenwood middleton counted 3 runs for peaches wilf lawrenson 2 with single runs chalked up by g lewis h lewis jack warriner m grove d thomas and j tho mas bob maxwell scored twice for greenwood as did b elli- cott neil pascoe bill maxwell north york bantam league stouffviiie a aurora june 2 xewaiarket at rich hill june 7 newmarket at stouffviie june s richmond hi at aurora june 9 stourtviile at newmarket aurora at richmond hill june 14 richmond hill at stouffville june 15 newmarket at aurora june 16 aurora at newmarket stouffville at richmond hijl june 21 newmarket at stouffville june 22 richmond hill at aurora june 23 stouffville at newmarket aurora at richmond hill juno 2s aurora at stouffville june 2 newmarket at aurora stouffville red sox swept a stouffviiie were heid off the foolish people wait till theyre past their prime to prime them selves for the future and b mcarthur counted the others wilf morley called the balls and strikes vs world hockey champions stouffville girls are hoping to obtain the services of stan miller for a coach this summer bruce middleton goalie with the local junior team last winter is pitching with peaches in the claremont community league carl timbers is also a member of the team the stouffville lions club has donated 75 toward the purchase of equipment for the local bantam baseball club coached by murray stewart and harold hodgson mr and mrs ken laushway and mr and mrs jack pennock journeyed into northern ontario recently and brought back their limit of pickerel bill bowen of thornhill and norm stundon of aurora have pitched nohitters in the markham twp softball league the nameplate of the unionville softball team has been changed from indians to lumberjacks since they are beinj sponsored by the unionville lumber co misses betty brooks of cedar grove and mavis trunk of unionville have signed with agincourt junior girls softball team mr john stuart formerly of markham and aurora is reported as selling all his horses and retiring fom the racing business for good leaside will be the visitors here in a junior baseball game on friday night buttonville ore reported to be seeking the services of claremonts lloyd pascoe for mound duty port perry will be here on monday eve ning for a tricounty league game with the red sox members of the lions peewee hockey teams may assist the club in buying ice time for next winter by aiding in the selling of lucky draw tickets which will be drawn at the carnival on wednesday evening june 29th home and home series from sunderland in two tight games 43 and 5i to take a big lead in the tricounty league group the homesters were forced to come from behind in both games to chalk up the early- season victories lome scheil handled the mound chores for the red sox in both contests with geo hoiborne exsutton hurler on the hill for sunder land bed sov 3 sunderland 4 a single blow by catcher hal gibson in the seventh innin drove in lome schel with the winning run as stouffville queezed out a 55 win here on monday night the red sox were trailing 43 when bob hassard opened the seventh with a double ken scheil was a strikeout victim but hassard moved to third when an at tempted pickoff throw from the catcher went astray lome schel received a life when pea rson in right field misjudged his long fly ball and gibson clout ed in the winning run with a drive into centre field geo hoiborne was a steady performer on the mound for the visitors and allowed but six hits throughout the entire nine innings he struck out twelve batters and issued six walks lome scheil was clipped for ten hits struck out ten and walked five the red sox broke into an early lead in the first inning bud lehman received a- base on balls and ken scheil bro ught him around with a single core sheet until the fifth in ning when hassard romped home with his teams second run geo stark a new recruit added to the stouffviiie lineup this season teed off and smash ed a soid double into the out field in the sixth and scored when les carkes fly bail was muffed in centre field clarke was later tagged out at the plate when he attempted to steal home geo hoiborne was the most potent batter for sunderland with three doubles in five trips to the plate he scored two of his teams four runs harold woodward drove in two runs with a twobase clout in the 4th inning bill lennox called the game behind the plate ked sov 4 sunderland 3 on friday evening stouff ville journeyed to sunderland or newmarket here tues for bantam opener for the first game of the sea son they emerged with a 43 win the red sox counted sin gle runs in the first and second innings and added two in the fifth to take the game sunder- j club vvhibrtn land scored one run in the sec ond and two in the third they were held off the score sheet for the remaining five innings bud lehman ken wagg and jack watson scored the four runs for the winners wood ward thompson and hoibo rne crossed the plate for sun derland righthander lome scheil gave up four hits in the second and third innings but limited rival batsmen to only three safeties in the remaining five innings red batters nick ed hoiborne for eight hits port perry back in the tricounty ball league stouffville bantams will pl3y host to newmarket on tuesday night the contest will start at 7 oclock 3nd will go seven innings if possible five inn ings will constitute a game coaches harold hodgson and murray stewart expect to start either lawrence wideman o harry barber on the mound for the home contest gord eckardt or sandy smith will handle the decker behind the plate stouffville are in an entry with richmond hill aurora and newmarket they play their first game away from home on wednesday june 1st when they visit aurora the home team will supply the plate umpire ana the visiting a base official south ontario softball dates south ontario softball ue opened its schedule early this week port perry notified the tricounty league president ted cadieux that they would be unable to field a team this summer due to a lack of player strength for that reason the game with port on monday night had to be can celled and sunderland consent ed to fill in and play a rained- out game that was scheduled for may 23rd however on monday afternoon the port perry management telephoned to say they had reconsidered and would not drop out of the group there are five teams in the league sunderland port perry newmarket linds a y and stouffville todays informative item t no matter how fast a bird flies he doesnt sweat lemonville mr and mrs jim rae and family visited on saturday with mr and mrs clifford skinner and darlene of scar- boro there was a good attendance at the sunday evening service rev moddles message present ed a challenge to all two love ly duets were sung by elda and merle gray the lemonville wa will meet in the church on wed june 8th at 230 pm they would like to thank all who helped make the baking sale held on saturday such a suc cess the lea this week with all five teams swinging into action brooklin whitby brougham pickering and ajax will round out the group brougham meet their first test before their home fans on friday night when they en tertain pickering schedule for 1955 mon may 30 brooklin at whitby tues may 31 ajax at pickering wed june 1 brougham at brooklin thurs june 2 whitby at ajax fri june pickering at brougham mon june 6 ajax at whitby tues june 7 brougham at pickering wed june 8 whitby at brooklin thurs june 9 pickering at ajax fri june 10 brooklin at brougham mori jnne 13 brougham at whitby tues june 14 whitby at pickering wed june 15 pickering at brooklin thurs june 16 brooklin at ajax fri june 17 ajax at brougham mon june 20 pickering at whitby tues june 21 brooklin at pickering wed june 22 ajax at brooklin thurs june 23 brougham at ajax fri june 24 whitby at brougham mon june 27 brooklin at whitby tues june 2s ajax at pickering wed june 2 brougham at brooklin thurs june 30 whitby at ajax fri july 1 pickering 3 brougham men july 4 ajax at whitby tues july 3 brougham at pickering wed july 6 whilbv at brooklin thurs july 7 pickering at ajax fri july s brooklin at brougham mon july 11 brougham at whitbv tues july 12 whitbv at pickering wed july 13 pickering at brooklin thurs july 14 brooklin at ajax fri july 15 ajax at brougham mon july is pickering at whitbv tues july 19 brooklin at pickering wed july 20 ajax at brooklin thurs july 21 brougham at ajax high school news by dianne corbctt well now that the school term has almost been complet ed we somehow seem to regret it for it brings to an end the 195155 school year the last school function will be the school picnic to be held thursday june 9th the list of students who will be exempt from the final exams will be read early that morning in the final assembly of the year in the auditorium final examinations will be- gin on friday june 10 and will end for grades 9 10 11 andwl2 on tuesday june 21 grade xiii will finish writing on wednesday june 22 regular daily shelfprices donald duck orange juice 200z tin 2l f 31c treesweet lemon juice fruit arket 6 oz tin 2 25c libbys pork a beans 15 oz tin for 3 3 c aimer choice cut wax beans 20 m tin 2 33c qarden fresh tm green onions c north carolina valentine green beans 35c florida qreen pascal celery 2 jc california valencias fancy oranges 29 miracle whip salad dressing 16ozjar 41 32 oz jar 7iwc prince edward island sebago 75 ib bag potatoes 38 9 black cherries per lb 49 ontario hot house large cucumbers y c hot house fancy no 1 tomatoes b libbys spaghetti 15 oz tin irsesev 2 27c klefnix 200 s 300 s 2 39c stokely honey pod fancy peas so tin 2 33c aiymer choice halves peaches ol stokely fancy tomato juice 2 libbys sliced pineapple 31 c qarden fresh radishes 3- 4 florida white new potatoes 9e stokely fancy cream style corn soi225c regular daily shelfprices carnation milk tall tin 2 for 25c campbells tomato soup 2 25c monarch flour 3 lb bag 30c nabisco shredded wheat 2 33c solo margarine 29c keuogs corn flakes lge 12 oz- pkg 25c i evenings tuesday friday saturday until 10 pm store hours open each day to 6 pm wed 1230 pm main street stouffville we deliver self service i i h t e r l a k i toilet tissue j 225cj ftaracoa u b u vi n ii ii ii n i uml