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ttgt 8 the stouftvlui tribune tbvviay msratiy 28 1957 clippers in croup semifinals play beeton thursday frmer star of ice capades zanies the stouffville clippers are when the roundrobin series j still in there fighting for the is completed the two teams with t4 pcdporaa oha intermediate c group the most points will move into ly rcmvriltl honours they earned the right the group finals and compete in the skating clubs springtime to enter the coundrobin semi- a best three out of five games i revue to be held on friday finals by whipping richmond series march 15th at 8 pm in the hill in two straight games 65 as we go to press the three stouffville arena will offer a both clubs wiu play havelock ard stouffville beeton teams in the roundrobin semi- j skating act bv mr charles kiel i the first game scheduled for bantams juveniles reach ontario quarterfinals stouffvilles bantam and ju venile teams have reached the ontario quarterfinal playoffs only choice th park board meeting la ajeclal session on monday vning made their choice for the site of th near swimming jand the winner of the milton- finals has not definitely been f star of the ice capades j thursday as we go to press bantams juveniles meet havelock in doubleheader here in omha playoffs hare to be reached immediately the location of the pool presented the park board with a real problem they were desircis to act in the best interests of the redents in a project of this type it is hard to arrive at a decision without stepping on somebodys toes the horticultural society was not happy to se their project re moved but mr iatcham who is donating the poo to the park has promised that every effort will be made to save the per manent shrubs trees and plants and relocate thm at a later date one must take a longrange and broadminded view of this project other towns and villages would make many sacri fices in order to obtain such a gift ix the ruxxixg our four hockey teams are still in the running two in group competition and two in the ontario playoffs the clipper are rolling along at a good clip now and appear headed toward the group finals they whipped richmond hill la two straight game3 the second contest being a onesided tilt aurora the strongest team in the group throughout the regular schedule has had trouble with milton a team that did not chalk up an enviable record during the season the clippers admittedly are a hot and cold club they appear to play their best hockey away from home and for some unknown reason they have turned in pome eyepleasing performances before the nonpartisan fans in the foreign rinks here at home their showing for the most part has been mediocre but the fans are confident that when the chips are down they will come through the juveniles and bantams are attracting almost as much interest as the intermediates these days due to their current uccess in the ontario playoffs doth clubs have now reached the quarterfinals their next opposition is havelock both teams are cinderella entries the juveniles were organized ftt a late date when the majority of other teams were ready to start their regular schedules the bantams were considered to be only overgrown peewee players who would never emerge from their own group they have fooled the experts however and have done amazingly well much of the credit for both teams success must go to their coaches keith sutherland and jack watson don davis manager of both clubs has done yeoman service for our entire minor hockey organization from the juveniles down to the peewees the midgets although a little disappointing are still in competition for the north york group championship they were knocked out of the ontario playdowns by a superior beeton club well thats how our hockey teams stand at the present time every week they remain in the running they move one step closer to an allontario championship we dont intend to make any rash predictions well just sit tight and keep our fingers crossed paying off perhaps now we are seeing some results of our lions peewee hockey league two of our minor entries have reached the quarter finals of the ontario playdowns the majoritv of these players received training through the ranks of our peewee group last year the bantam team reached the ontario semi finals and these boys also were proteges of our lions peewee organization i am confident that the training these boys receive in the peewee competition gives them a decided advantage when they merge into bantam and midget ranks it is true that a small percentage of our peewee graduates will continue on in organized hockey but some of the lads have a natural ability which along with a minimum of training makes them a cinch for a berth on the bantam club clippers beat hill 65 125 the stouffville clippers edged richmond hill 65 here on thur sday night then stepped onto their oppositions home ice and trounced the yonge street crew by a score of 125 on friday evening the double victory knocked richmond hill out of further playoff competition and allows stouffville to move on monds made it 53 with paul foy bulging the twine ten seconds later wally stothers made it 54 before bud lehman notched the clincher at 703 from hodgson norm roberts fired the hills fifth and final goal at 1625 the clippers held the fort for the remaining min utes to wrap up the important into the roundrobin semifinals win there were only four pen stouffville c richmond hill 5 alties in the game three to richmond hill and one to stou ffville additional locals the ladies of christ church anglican will hold their meet ing of the evening guild on thursday feb 28 at 815 at the home of beth smith all ladies are cordially invited mr and mrs p e greenfield of bowmanville were in town on saturday last visiting miss ethel byam at the stouffville nursing home classified ads pay mens bowling misfits 54 ringers 43 red caps 37 lucky strikes 34 cardinals 31 blockbusters 21 high single- ken haram 323 high triple- joe murray jr outscoring the visitors 31 in the second period proved to be the difference in thursday nights opener as the clippers squeezed out a 65 victory in the first round of the group play offs with richmond hill harold hodgson alex wilkins and jake harmon lit the light in that order in the centre session while the yonge street squad were held to a single tally howard forgie had put stouff ville out front 10 at 655 of the first period with assists going to bud lehman and harold hod gson ev jenson tied it up at 1815 harold hodgson the big gun in the stouffville attack thro ughout the twogame series made it 21 at 842 from vipond and forgie but the persistent visitors tied the score two min utes later with ev jenson once again hitting the target wilk ins from mcdowell at 1626 and harman unassisted made it 42 for the clippers at the end of the second period it took bud lehman only 3 minutes to light the lamp early in the final frame but the dia- stouffvilles new punch line of hodgson lehman and forgie figured in four of the teams six goals bud lehman notched two goals and picked up one assist harold hodgson scored one and assisted on three while howard forgie potted a single and pick ed up two assists stouffville 12 richmond hill 5 a rash of goals by firstline forward harold hodgson paced the clippers to a onesided vic tory over richmond hill on fri day night the 125 win ousted the yonge street crew from further playoff competition hodgson fired 6 goals and assist ed on two others to lead the local squad into the roundrobin semifinals bud lehman alex wilkins bruce mcdowell frank hendy and howard forgie were the other marksmen for the clippers the stouffville punch line of harold hodgson bud leh man and howard forgie picked up a total of 21 points on the nights play the total might have been increased but poor ice hampered stouffvilles attack they play beeton here on thurs day night 757 aurora evened their intermed iate c series with milton on tuesday night beating their rivals 85 i geo malcolm who suffered a broken arm recently in the gym class at the pickering district high school was in attendance at the juvenile woodbridge playoff contest to see his bro ther howard perform on fri day evening members of last years mid get baseball team that enjoyed considerable success in oba playoffs last summer have ac quired colourful new jackets complete with nameplate crests the boys dug down into their pockets and purchased their own cardigans iffefiesffitlfi this week frozen cod fillets lb m 25c clarke s pork beans van dusen choice tomatoes save all saveall wax paper fresh leg of pork stewing beef 20 oz 20 oz 100 ft whole only 18 to 21 lb average lean boneless lb 17c 20c 27c 45c 45c schells food market free parking free delivery stouffville phone 220 brooklin ousts whitby in 5th game 72 the brooklin combines soundly trounced whitby hill crests 72 on tuesday night to enter the roundrobin jr c semifinals they will meet the highlyrated aurora bears on friday night in aurora on the following saturday night cliff johnstons squad will battle either newmarket or bowman ville either brooklin aurora newmarket or bowmanville will meet the winner of the cold- water- orox- elmvale- lefroy group the brooklinwhitby series was extended to the full five games brooklin took the opener 31 but whitby bounced back to win the next two contests 76 and 53 on monday night rignt in whitbys own back yard the combines scored a 31 victory to deadlock the series and force a fifth and final game it was played on tuesday night box grove farm forum next week will he at the home of mr and mrs coakwell the topic title is whats ahead and will be a further discussion on the gordon report the tiny tot club will meet on monday morning next week in order that the children can have their second polio shot the march meeting of the box grove wa will be held on wednesday evening mar 6th at the home of mrs armstrong at s30 sharp the projects for the evening are christmas novelties and also a height contest one half cent per inch the womens world day of prayer will be observed on fri day march sth with a commun- itv service from 730 till 830 in the box grove united church the service is interdenomina tional and everyone is welcome many of the women of the com munity will be taking part and it is hoped that there will be a girls choir as well under the direction of miss robin arm strong best wishes to herb bradley who bill be leaving monday for reglna where he will join the royal canadian mounted police herb has lived in the village for several years and has been very active in the sunday school and will be greatly missed mr joe grant will take over herbs duties as ss superintendent wayne connor has been very il for the past week with n infected tooth and throat and lawrence burkhomer has had the measles a speedy recovery is wished for them both last week when mr sehenk was away and unable to take the service at the box grove evangelical church and the substitute speaker came don with the flu mr gray very ably stepped into the breach and saved the situation will be lavish and colourful pro ductions and stars from the club performing solos and pairs one act of interest will be the new senior dance group com prising many parents of the club members this group has learned to dance on skates and you will be surprised at what they have accomplished no show is complete without the stars of tomorrow and as usual the pixies of the club will bring you much delight and merri ment reserved seats will be on sale at the arena only rush seats are available at hodgins grocery thos birkett sons weldons mens wear teds mens wear carload groceteria and waggs jewellers a fast moving show will commence at s pm sharp door prizes and lucky program draws to the value of 10000 are offered the winner of the stouffville- havelock bantam series will meet beeton who are idle at the present time a winner from the london district group will meet either new hamburg or port dover this winner will then meet the western ontario association champion either stouffville havelock or beeton will meet the winner of that series for the championship the winner of the stouffville- havelock juvenile series will play either elora or norwich in another playoff series the winner of forest and copetown will meet the western ontario association winner either stou ffville havelock elora or nor wich will then battle either for est copetown or the representa tive team from western ontario for the allontario honours bantams whip unionville to enter next ont playoff round roger stover assisting at 130 of the second frame lynn mc- mullen blinked the light from bob lehman to give the home sters a 30 lead lehman length ened stouffvilles advantage to four goals with an unassisted tally through the period bill johnson broke the ice for un ionville at 1215 but roger sto ver cancelled his goal on a pass from lynn mcmullen the final frame saw stouff ville notch three unanswered goals lynn mcmullen fired his second of the night from derek arbuckle and roger stover and joe herold hit the twine at 747 for stouffvilles seventh goal the stouffville bantams paced by the mcmullen brothers lynn and larry romped to an 81 vic tory over jack dawkins union ville club on thursday afternoon to win the round by 11 goals to 3 the homesters now move on into the second ontario play off series they meet havelock playing there on thursday and back here on saturday evening at 700 oclock unionville could not match the locals scoring power paced by the mcmullen brothers lynn and larry stouffville jumped into a 20 lead in the first period and sewed up the contest and the series with three tallies in h d forking grant foreman each of the following frames lynn and larry each potted a pair single goals came from the sticks of bob lehman roger stover joe herold and grant foreman bill johnson notched the lone tally for unionville with ken beckett and richard conlin picking up assists on the play larry mcmullen opened the scoring at 645 on a pass from leftwinger derek arbuckle four minutes later he dupli- stouffvilles two minor hockey teams the bantams and juve niles are still in the thick of the allontario omha playdowns the two teams will journey to havelock on thursday for the first of a home and home goals- tocount series the return tilt will be played back here on sat urday night the bantams will battle havelock at 730 pm and the juveniles will take to the ice for a 9 oclock contest one of the largest crowds to attend a minor hockey game here in years is expected for saturdays doublebill the bantams knocked off un ionville to enter the next round against havelock the juveniles ousted woodbridge they are in the quarter finals and should they be successful in the next two games they will be knock ing on the door for the allon tario honours the bantams are coached by keith sutherland the juveniles by jack watson both clubs report injuries dashing don jackson suffered an injury at woodbridge on fri day night but it is hoped he will be able to dress for thursdays contest geo malcolm of the bantams suffered a broken arm two weeks ago and will be out of action for the remainder of the season coach jack watson will be counting on his production line of mike mcstravick mur ray holden and ross madill to pace the locals to victory coach keith sutherland will be bank- ing on his trio of the mcmullen bros and derek arbuckle to lead his attack a second three- 1 some of grant foreman larry i malloy and bob lehman will play an equally important part in the homesters efforts to con- f tinue on into further playoff j competition should the ban- tarns move out front coach su- 1 therland will probably send out allan boyd joe herold and norm galbraith to check the opposition into the ice the team will call on the services of 5 forward rick wedseltoft for i saturdays contest if the local i squad find themselves outclass- ed wedseltoft although a regu lar with the midgets can now 5 drop back and play bantam since the midgets have been eliminated from ontario play- i off competition glenn jackson i will guard the bantam net bud 5 thomas will work between the pipes for the juveniles the two team captains roger i stover of the bantams and don j haynes of the juveniles will carry much of the responsibility for their clubs success in th j forthcoming series both per- 1 form on defence although hay- i nes can be shifted up to the front lines to add needed scor- ing power arena manager w t rennle has cancelled public skating for this saturday night in order to work the two minor playoff games it is expected that pleas- ure skating will resume on sat g urday march 9th split with woodbridge juveniles win round 97 j potted the picture tally of the game from larry malloy to complete the scoring in the con test there were only three penal ties in the game two to stouff ville and one to unionville lar ry malloy was thumbed for high sticking and derek ar buckle received a twominute stint in the cooler for playing with a broken stick ross ken nedy of unionville was banished for two minutes for interfer- cated his previous effort with ence messrs murray and harry lewis trevor watson murray grove and ron thomas motored off the score sheet and made some good stops although most of the shots were either very weak or off the target wings 6 hawks 1 the most onesided game of the night was between the red wings and black hawks ed dawsons squad trounced the hawks 61 ted redshaw and keith betz led the winners each scoring two goals ross brown and ken aida scored singles leonard blacklock blinked the light from billy farthing for the hawks lone tally buffalo and pittsburgh battle to 33 tie in peewee league the rivalry between the two top teams in the lions peewee bantam group reached its height on monday evening when pittsburg and buffalo clashed in a battle for first place buf falo retained its one point edge however as the clubs played to a 33 draw in the other con tests the bruins blanked the rangers 30 the red wings de feated the black hawks 61 and the leafs edged the canadiens 21 buffalo 3 pittsburg 3 the two top clubs in the group pittsburg and buffalo turned in their tightest game of the season the six tallies counted by the two clubs were evenly split among six separate players gary yates david cop- pins and clifford reynolds were the buffalo marksmen keith mcdowell warren hendricks and frank taylor blinked the light for the hornets five of the six goals were unassisted warren hendricks picked up an assist on keith mcdowells marker it would now appear likely that the positions of the clubs in the peewee bantam group will remain unchanged unless the leafs can come up with a surprise win over buf falo next week the regular schedule will be completed on monday night and the teams will enter a roundrobin playoff leafs 2 canadiens 1 the leafs extended their lead over the cellardwelling cana diens by edging their rivals 21 in the final game of the night bert vizcly was the winners top marksman firing both goals bob smith picked up an assist on the one tally lloyd gayman potted canadiens single goal bruins 3 rangers 0 bruins goalie laurie buck- land chalked up another shut out on monday evening as his team blanked the rangers 30 new york lacked their usual drive on the first and second lines and allowed the winners to hold a big edge in the play arnold galbraith leftwinger on a line with joe holt and fran cis haylow fired two of the jets open playoff on friday night the unionville jets will open their best of three series with elmvale on friday night in the memorial arena the second game is scheduled for elmvale but the teams may move over to midlands artificial ice if the mild weather continues orange- ville and alliston meet in the other group semifinal series the winners will play in a best of five scries for the group championship coach polly minton reports all his players in top shape for the important games ahead the jets held a preplayoff practice session on tuesday night a four goal lead built up by jack watsons juvenile team in the opening game of their all- ontario playdowns against woodbridge carried them thro ugh to the quarter finals in spite of a 53 loss in fhe return con test on the following night ross madill the locals shifty leftwinger was the hero of the twogame series the speedy forward collected six of the nine tallies counted by the winners four in the opener and two in the return match stouffville won their game here on thurs day evening by a score of 62 less than sixty seconds had ticked by in the first period when madill batted murray hoi- dens goalmouth pass into the woodbridge net midway thro ugh the session madill struck again with centreman mike mc stravick picking up an assist on the goal olderkirk notched the visitors lone goal in the second frame howard malcolm stouffvilles utility forward defenceman blinked the light for what proved to be the winning tally ted suzuki picked up an assist on the goal in the final frame stouffville outscored their rivals 31 ross madill fired his third and fourth goals and murray holden potted one mike mcstravick don hay nes and sundquist picked up points in the assist department robb counted the lone goal for woodbridge woodbridge 5 stouffville 3 a lategame rally by wood- bridge in the third period on fri day night fell short although they chalked up a 53 victory they lost the round by nine goals to seven stouffville held the opposition in check until the late minutes of the contest when they broke out with a pair as in the previous game ross madill was the top marksman firing two of the teams three tallies don haynes clouted a single the contest was a rough and rugged tilt don jackson was the clubs only injury but he is expected back in the next playoff round the juveniles journey to havelock on thurs day with the return contest back here on saturday night at nin oclock midgetsking city in group playoffs stouffville midgets will play king city in the first round for the north york group cham pionship the first game will be played in the nobleton arenat on thursday night at 830 with the return tilt back her on fri day evening at 645 pm it is a home and home goals to count series coach bill lennox held a prac tice session with his club at the arena on friday night of last week but only seven of the thir teen players attended lions peewee league peewee w li t fta red wings 9 3 4 22 rangers 6 7 2 14 bruins 6 8 1 13 hawks 4 8 j 11 bnntnms buffalo 11 1 3 21s pittsburg tl 2 2 24 ieafs 3 10 2 8 canadiens 1 13 1 8 results bruins 3 ran gers 0 wings t hawks 1 buffalo 3 pittsburg 3 leafs 2 canadiens 1 schedule rangers vs wings hawks vs bruins buffalo vs leafs canadiens vs pittsburg the management of the local bantam team withdrew its en try in the outdoor hockey tour nament staged in the openair rink at upper canada college in toronto on saturday the tourney had previously been planned for early in february but unfavourable weather con ditions forced postponement of the games the stouffville ban tam club is presently in the midst of the ontario playdowns jttcxxsssxsxxscmcxsx ladies bowling feb 21st spitfires 46 blowouts 44 thunderbirds 44 pin pushers 36 optimists 36 pluggcrs 34 high single ruth wagg 264 high triple- ruth wagg 652 feb 14 nigh single- betty wilkins 246 high triple- hilda epworth 636 to midland on sunday to witness three boston goals francis the ski jump competitions be- haylow scored one tween ontario quebec and picked up two assist united states athletes mr kenneth iaushway local councillor pulled a large lake trout from the waters of lake he alsa simcoc last week it is one of laurie the largest to be nabbed by local i buckland is holdinz the rangers rod and reel men this season skating cancelled this saturday night at the stouffville arena omha playoffs saturday march 2nd havelock vs stouffville bantams 730 pm havelock vs stouffville juveniles 9 pm intermediate playoffs oha thursday feb 28th beeton vs stouffville first game of round robin series