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fcvje 8 the siouf tsliune tbondtf october tt ws jports mi zion wins comm league championship mount zion ate the rew outfield with the bases empty- champions in the clarerrort in the same inning and murray i community softball league jones gave the ball a ride for a mount zion claremont community league champions they defeated peachs 1312 on monday night to take the series three games to one claremonl were the champs last season karly lul mt zion jumped into an early lead in the opening innings and although peachs staged a rally m the middle stages they could trf a singie and a home run not even the score the winners flxe appearances a plate counted a pair of tuns in the muirav jones an1 k evans first and third innings and four fach c for a single a in the second to hold an 81 illhle aml a home other advantage they added three in came from the bats of circuit hit with one on in the sixth earl brooks peachs short j stop jammed a three run homer in his teams half of the sixth inning best batters pitcher ron jones was mt zions top batsman clubbing a j the sixth and two in each of the seventh and eighth innings peachs fielding was rather eratic as they committed no less j than g errors in three innings j the frigid temperatures made it i difficult for both the pitchers and fielders to turn in top per- j formances and bobbles by both clubs were rather frequent three pitchers coach jack warriner brought his entire threeman pitching staff into the game ross bec kett started on lie mound and worked four innings he allowed hits walket 1 and struck out none don wheeler relieved in the fifth and lasted three inn ings he was clipped for 7 hits walked 1 and struck out 1 bert beckett entered the game in the eighth and finished the contest he allowed 2 hits walked 1 and registered no strike outs ron jones pitched the entire nine innings for mt zion he gave up m hits walked 7 and struck out 6 hatters triple doug mount zion are the new soft- ball champions in the clare- mont community league they captured the honours by de feating peachs in the group grant carson bryant a double grant jones and allan carson each with three hits brooks clubbed a single a double and a home run while beckett hit two singles and a triple carl timbers and gold pilkey each pounded out a double and a single other safe i drives came from the bats of lgs jarvis a triple harry lewis a triple dennis pilkey and eric pilkey singles no trophy i in spile of the wellearned victory there was no formal presentation of the coveted i trophy that mt zion had worked for the past four months to i claim aside from the usual mr ted ioppin i three cheers and friendly hand- ncssman was one of bl000 fans shakes the victory appeared to yankcc stadl mo he little more than routine win for a wellcoached squad mt zion have been in the group for four seasons and it is their first championship the whe of the silverware seemed to be a w b neil patrick finals three games to one the winners are pictured above left to right front row ron jones grant jones stan mcmullen wes evans doug bryant rear row lome jones i coach john hill kay evans allan car son murray jones grant car son bruce obrien and ralph jones imgr lome disney is absent jim thomas i local man attends i historical series in new york local busi- i brooklin trio to barrie juniors three members of last sea sons brooklin juniors entered the training camp of the barrie flyers on monday for a one- j week tryout with the jr a sound bill cornish bob car- afternoon who witnessed a game that will go down in the record negie and neil pascoe three books as the most spectacular players who paced brooklin to pitchin feat ever accomplished the ontario championship last i in world series competition he j winter will attempt to stood with that huge throng ol the jump into a competition pectators and i barrie is the farm club of the champions last jpollymintonto coach uville jets stouftviue polly minion will be the new coach of the lnion- ville jets polly accepted tlic position recently replacing lor- ley pet cli of mnrkham who handled the club last season the jets will phi again this winter to date the grouping isnt too defiuite brooklin the ontario year will be an again and bowmanville bbenmouthed spectators and harne is me larm ciuo ot uiu i home run i mystery to both the players arid 9g d larscn llurl boston bruins entry there were four cleancut their supporters perhaps the j ball charlie grand v defencerhan may possibly place ateamin the home runs in the final game j presentation will be made when with thc brookhriites has moved group richmond hill is out three from the bats of mt zion i the season opens again next toppina decided lover to hamilton for a tryout i flooding operations are exnec- players and one hit by peachs may mt zion this year were t w jaunt to with the mountain club aurora i tc to commence in u vnum- rom new york on saturday aceom- has four former stars at the st j panted by wellknown hockey catherines camp namely ross as soon as possible in an effort to get an early start the jets may hold their initial vorkoi on siouffville ice at the present time the players are busy sell- ins booster tickets in order that they may start the season on a sound financial basis mr j glen kennedy of inionville one of the towns ardent hockey sup jr b i porters for the past number of years is acting as club secretary polly carries a wealth of hockey knowledge into the new pos i t ion t wo yea rs a go he handled the reins of a stouifville junior squad and brought them through the group finals thc jets last year made the play offs only to meet bright lights in the past wv talked a bi about safety ped law and the wstiau of cars but a th old saying coe th mo- important part of a car is the nut behind the bwl bad drivtns ive always felt come mor from not vcowtaj the rales thin from outright cussednes for drivinc on the open highway the three thing that worry us niom i think are how c1omiv houm on follow how much room should you allow to mn- how can uu defend yourself from bright light when the driving is good thf weather clear and the highway fairly straight he bei rue is to allow on car length between you and the fellow up ahead for every 10 miles an hour of speed at 50 mile- an hour therefore you should be at least five car lengths behind at 410 miles an hour it take at least 10 second to pass another car and ou should liave at least 600 feet of clear straight road ahead keep iti mind that for safe passing you need the length f two football hold- a long long wax id sooner im drivinc it than running it the rule on headlight glare is belter known keep your eyes on the right hand side of the toad that keeps you on the road and helps to keep the light out of your eyes and of course every nut in the car except the one behind the wheel should be thoroughly tight a sound reliable ear is not only big step towards safety in itself it gives you as die owner a peac mind thai brings happier safer driving that the ears on our used car lot are tested tried before theyre ever shown to you xext weeks column has chase cars see you then f why htetted and sure fire cure for dogs that expert tuneui service alignment front end quality body paint service pious a real battle it is expect ed tiat rrooklin will again be the big stumbling block in tbe path of tbe jets inarch to the brooklin in i group honors although they may ron jones clubbed out a round- j double winners having tripper in the seventh with no- 1 pleted the regular schedule in body on base kay evans smash- j the top position and then march ed a fourbagger into the deep ing on to the group honours thornhill beat sluggers 74 extend series to the final game j referee jim crombie and a num ber of other sports enthusiasts i the party took in sundays tilt and then stayed over for mon days contest as you all know now it turned out to be possibly the game of the century mr topping was one of many who occupied standing room viile arena later next week and practice sessions will be held the semifinals opposition they in spite of the gave the cham- lose some of their better stars to junior a company soccer final the final game of the local soccer group will be played in stouffville under the lights on saturday evening at 8 oclock newmarket and aurora will bat tle for the league trophy new sr a group opens october 19 a fifth and final game will be played to decide the markham township softball championship on tuesday night thornhill squared the series by beating buttonville 74 here under the the eastern ontario senior lights in nihe bonechilling inn- a hockey league takes to the ings with temperatures hover- jice this week preparatory to the ing in the midthirties bfuj52game seasonal grind which bowen and jack rumney work- gets under way october 19 ed on the mound for their coach bop guidolin sends his respective teams the yonge belleville mcfariands into prac- strect speedballer was clipped tice action monday kingston for only 8 hits i le walked 1 and struck out 8 jack rumney gave up 16 safeties walked 1 and fanned 2 thornhill hatters the winners jumped into an early lead and although the sluggers showed signs of a rally whitby cornwall and pembroke also start training next week jim shirley of the st john beavers will guard the nets for belleville they have signed l hinchberger and lloyd craw ford of the valdor northern patrick doug mclnnes wayne spence and barry cook new markets grant morton is also with the teepees a member of the chicago black hawk chain j patrick is believed to have a j good chance for promotion and i morton may also make the squad although he has just one year of junior hockey left i mt zion trims peachs 104 although both pitchers gave up only seven hits mt zion took advantage of walks to rack up a 104 victory over peachs in the third game played on friday evening of last week both don wheeler of peachs and ron jones of mt zion went the nine inning distance on the mound for their respective clubs wheeler was clipped for 7 hits walked 5 and struck out 4 r jones allowed 7 hits walked 5 and fanned 7 opposition batters the winners sewed up the contest in the fifth inning when five runs crossed the plate a pair of walks to stan mcmullen and wes evans a single by doug bryant and twobase blows from the bats of jack hill and to slam his homecmfwsyhhl slam his home run which prov ed to be the contests winning tally mr topping used his movie camera to good advantage and filmed the yankee slugger as lie uncorked his 150 foot drive mr topping described vividly ness which seemed to in the late stages thev couldnt quebec league team who with pull back on even terms bill kent douglas will look after the positions for the early stages bowen was in top form for the i defense duties of the game but desiring to get thornhill squad and claimed ai kingston elsies have signed a closer look he strolled non- number of buttonville batters i former brockville star don chalantly down the aisle close i kay evans put the game in the with his blazing fast ball thev i thompson gerry moore and to the fence fortunately for bag for mt zion led 41 after two innings and i frank cerelli of the british him he arrived at this coveted peach s best inning was in the sixth when they counted two runs an error on keith baxters infield popup triple by eric pilkey and a single by gord pilkey pushed a pair of runs across the plate kay evans once again paced the mt zion plate attack with a home run and a double in three official trips jack hill clouted a triple and a double stan mcmullen and ron jones each pounded doubles doug bryant hit a single peachs cleanup batter harry lewis tagged hurler ron jones for a single and a double gord pilkey hit a pair of singles other safe ties came from the bats of eric pilkey a triple and earl brooks a single for innings and r rank cereuioi me tsrmsn he arrived at this coveted added one in the fifth and a pair j hockey league as well as sev- jspotat p in the eighth buttonville count- 1 oral former junior a players ed single tallies in the second i their goalie hopes received a and ninth innings and two in the j when the kitchener dutch- sixth i men signed bob senior a king- redman was rhoriihills top elon batsman clouting a single a i tne pembroke lumber kings have 11 of last years northern hockey league team in harness lome anderson former slid- double and a triple in four trips to the plate macdonald had three single huggins a single and a triple halman a double h wolves goalie will guard lo stadium as the and a single and herb rose a nets in place of cliff hicks j le haf tsen was pair of singles george rumney ha signed with indan- p maklng basc was buttonvilles most potent i a ball history as the game pro- batsman whacking out three corners to the whi tbylh p f ho arcntiy singles bud barber clouted the team his season will be tedst l j only round tripper of the game joconnor windsor bulldogs and pollv minton pounded out charlie burns toronto marl- double clare fockler bert boras gordie myles north bay trappers baker and jack rumney collect ed thc other safe hits brooklin ousted in finals 41 brooklyns junior 0 team was ousted by virgil oa saturday afternoon f1 in the third and final game for lh ontario championship virgil took the opener sl but the homesters bounced back to nare the erie on their own diamond with a 32 win xeil pasoe worked on thf mound for the locals virgil counted run- in tbe early innings and although brookiin thraiu- i rarlotm stages in he same t couldnt pull the conies out of the tiro in the flra inn ing with two runners on bac hor iop grant jones cam- iie to keeping his club in she series with a line drive over third base the virgil third iacker leaped in the air and pulled it down to end the at tempted lastditch rally flirt a woman who is al ways seen in the best oj tri angles george samo- lenko i kingston goodyears jack armstrong windsor bull dogs ken green owen sound mercurys john tolton uni versity of toronto blues bob j dawson pembroke lumber j kings bob cooper chatham i maroons bob paul providence arid new westminster and jack i thaler and wally samanski formerly with whitby other members of last sea sons team who will be on hand are ross hawe jack donlcvy bob attersley harry sinden bus gagnon tommy oconnor frank bonelio sandy air fred etcher ted degray eddie red mond alt treen and don mo- beth remembered that he had for gotten to pull the cord out of tho electric iron left his ring side scat mr topping seeing tho vacancy quickly ushered himself to the seat where he slaved until the end of the game lie said lie had a perfect view of the infield unhindered by a screen of other annoying ob stacles mr topping noted that the ushers were very obliging lemonville save almost half of what you usually spend for drug store it ems wait for the rexall orig inal one cent sale four big days over 2v bargains and and even assisted him in get- ing a good poition where he j might obtain closeup camera coverage in attendance at the game in a nearby seat was mrs mickey mantle and teresa brewer at the end of the contest as the j players filed out from their dressing rooms to waiting cars ted was fortunate enough to stand within armsreach of mrs mantle and teresa brewer as they waited near their cadillac he and mr crombie obtained the autographs of jerry cole man and noted sporis announ cer mel allen it was a day of days for she local resident one two for the price of one plus that he will never forget for the only one cent tuesday tliurs- rest of his life nay friday saturday oct 16 is 19 20 at houstons the rex- locai all drug store mr john summerfeldt and ri in e fockior of ringwotd and celebrity- a nonentity kor mefarlane of stouffville who has been on television visited in buffalo on the holiday thanksgiving day with iwiee iwcckescl idaugluer at scorabers walter greer was rushed to newmarekt hospital last thurs day evening and underwent an emergency appendectomy we are glad to report he returned home tuesday evening and hope he continues to improve the teacher and pupils of lemonville school entertained their mothers at a red cross and thanksgiving entertainment friday afternoon mr and mrs r archer lynn and mrs a yake motored to parry sound spending the thanksgiving holiday weekend with mr and mrs weir and family mr and mrs ern hisey and family vineland spent the holi day weekend with mr and mrs if johnson mr and mrs charlie preston j enjoyed thanksgiving dinner on sunday with their daughter and family mr and mrs karl morton toronto the hastings family spent their i 2 for 1 deal instant chocolate milko 45c aylmeh beans pork 2 for 29c presswoods weiners i 33c maple leaf mont rouge applesauce 2 29c 20 oz tin carnation milk niblets 2 far 27c corn 4 2 fa 37c maple leaf liquid detergent 35c 12 oz tin manning ginger snaps 25c bologna fr piece 25c tillys peanut butter 29c 16 oz jar kleenex 2 fa 39c solex 60 40 25 light bulbs 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