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f 18 hf s10ufviwe wtuht ihudn ju 23 yim i mctaggart stars- sports looking fokuakii although stouffviutp thttry in the provincial womans softbah ijfgtm capturrd the ontario utl last year coach jpoug pxg onwji h not 3en sati6d to rft on the laurels ojf this accomplfshjmat he is ctmunualiy checking th area for upandcomifig latent young players who are nxiou5 to fill the shoes of veteran perfoimers who will some day retire from active duty this we believe is an excellent plan we have wairned champiorisiiip team iie and fall their descent has been piornptd mainly by insufficient young blood to 3h she holes in a hubs depleted ranks a new recruit doe not expect to play in nine innings of every game some may even oe diopped horn the lineup when the plaer cutback is necessary m playoff time this action does not dull the enthusiasm of the keen performer k rouid only strengthen her determination for greater e- forts when another season rolls around the nucleus of the slouftvihe entry is still centred around jos years championship lineup silting on the bench how ever ate some nu- faces or their shoulders jests the task of bringing future ontario titles to our town brougham beats claremont 9 to 8 on bradshaws blow jack bradshaw delivered lhe big blow for brougham on mon- hero for the winners he iookj i over xrom stroud in reie with i n i the baes loaded and nobodv i day mght stepping to toe lhe fourih jming in the bottom naif of the nintn j mate ba he eilded he j i i inning and with team mate ivig and ajjowed oniv one run i fan booth paiked on third tne j 0 vro he went on i freeswinging slugger lathed tne o finfeh e j ball deep into the hoie between jictaggart also wielded a pot- j first and second booth wno nad j e ba he dlove jn nms previously belted a waring with a single a double and a pie into the outfield lompeo blnv fialk slroud home easily wth the wmnng tqull mxagga fs perform- tally both teams had tauleo ance wilh thl runi batted jn to at 88 deblock oefoie the gord hu ba a sing j combination of booih and biadj sliaw bioke the tie both clubs had excellent op- sparked the claiemont plate sport boxing a sport j can prbiessioria boxing be honestly classed as a we would say emphatically xo we contend that it is a brutal exhibition of inhumane competition where one rival attempts to knock his opponent senseless with a blow to tile jaw or head it is quite comparable to a spanish bulltijjht where the bloodhungry mob gloats and cheers at the mis- foilune of the defeated many men have died within the confines of the ting the sport is continually ravaged by underworld tactics it should be outlawed without reservation portunities to sew up the vie ioiy during the early innings bob redshaw charged with the loss worked the eniite seven inning route for claiemont he was clipped for thineen hits frank slroud and ken mctag- gait shared the pitching chores for brougham they also yield ed thirteen safeties ken mctaggart the green wood ted head was the real triple dave beverley and doug smith at tack with two hits and two rbls they each connected for a single and a triple ken mcintosh slammed a home run and wilt glidtlon poled a single and a double gliddon pulled off lhe defensive play of the night he raced deep into right field and completed a spectacular overtheshoulder catch to rob broughams jack biadshaw of j a sure hit bantam baseball schedule june 21 richmond hill at stouffvike june so stouffville at richmond hill july 7 aurora at stouffville july 12 stoufrville at xewmaiket july 14 newmarket at stotrttvitie july 18 stouffville at aurora july 1 bradford at siouttville july 25 stouffville at bradford postponed stouitville at aurora atkinsons plate power paces aces to win the proud name of wauyj a home run in the 6th a double samanski had little effect on the by vic wilkes and singles by baiting prowess of bob atkin- gord hood and murray stub son and the matkham aces 1 bin squeezed the other whit- t k d runners across ellis retired oi luesoav night as tne nome- thirteen rival oatsmen on strike- sters collected a total of 16 hits outs for a 133 victory oer a isjting i ni j kighirtelder monte holman whitby dub atkinson was a m a sensational backhand powerhouse at the plate in catch in the ninth inning on a four official times at bat hei whitbys thirdsacker i matty jordan cayman also pulled down a well hit ball in left field fiom the bat o whit bys murray stubbins in the 3id although samanski appeared bantams start thursday he clubbed out a home tun a dou ble and two singles lawtencei gayraan also enjoyed a good night at the plate with a home run and two singles motley j pi- counted a pair of singles j usual and monte holman belted a double samanski was unusually wild especially in the early innings when he issued a toia of ten walks bob ellis on the mark- ham mound twirled t thitter only in the fifth and sixth in- nittgs could whitby bunch to- gelher enough hits lo score any j runs larry bathersom slammed control he was given rather feeble support by his mates whitby commit tee a total of six errors mark- ham had only one bobble tne stoutfville bantam ball team will open its schedule here on thursday evening at 7 oclock they have been placed in a gtoup with richmond htll aurora newmarket and biad ford richmond hill will pro vide the opposition in the home opener their coach is wilf mc- whmnie according to the rules of tit north york league the home players must be at the park by 6ir pm the visitors are to i arrive not later than 615 pm coach mcwhimtie has requested that the boys fathers should get in touch with him with re- gaid to transportation four cars are needed for each away game there are is players on the stouflville roster a wish move we do not know what sitings were pulled oi what agree ments were reached but we know that the management of the unionville hockey club are very fortunate to acquire lhe f mr greg currie for the season of 60 61 mr connected with local oha learns for the does noi end with the conclusion of a ram ihat lasts twelve services o currie has been past decade the season for him spoil continuous prog months of everv year his very life appears to revolve around the game ijis managerial knowledge should instill new drive into the local jr b entry ferguson white top entries in farmers meet ferguson scores nhl winner for mt zion five records broken at whitchurch field day five previous records estab lished over the pasi five years of competition in lhe whit church township public school hack and field meet were brok en on thursday june 91 h four of these marks wtie lopped by boys and one by a girl linda guardhouse of hill- cresl public school snapped the girls high jump record with a leap of 1 ft i inches the best mark was held previously by pat rankin of lloyd school with a jump of 4 ft 3 inches m ws8 harold reid of the vandorf public school bested hie pre- viohs senior high jump record with a mark of 4 ft 7 inches clifford henkleman of ballan- trap school established a figure of 4 ft 6 inches in 1958 and roger beazley also of ballan- trae readied a similar height ml 1956 john campbell of ballanuae school lopped lhe previous rec ord in the intermediate boys- high jump class with a mark of 3 ft 9 inches in the sr boys standing broad jump butch rid dle of pine orchard bested all previous records with a leap of 7 ft u inches the closest figure from other years was that of leonard foster of lloyd school gormley at 7 ft 9 inches in the junior boys sofihall throw larry gilroy of lemon- ville public school bested all previous records in 1958 peter baker also of lemonville school completed a throw of 91 feet j other pupils not mentioned in lhe above list who were awar ded first prize ribbons are as j follows bill leary gorrn- j ley pat oneill ipine orch ard wendy houghton i gorm ley linda lee i beihesdai gloria lawrence vandorf gary shaw hillcrest mary wtdeman bloomingtqn mi chael mackenie i vandorf mike alcorn vandorf doro- the brooklin junior farmers and brooklin junior institute won the coveted field day championship trophy at the ontario county junior farmer field day held at port perry on saturday june 18th this tro phy is awarded to the associa tion achieving the highest ag gregate score in both lhe boys and girls field day events the field day began with the boys softball competition with all four ontario county junior farmers associations being represented the first game be tween port perry junior farm ers and brooklin junior farm ers was won by porl perry the second game between uxbridge junior farmers and beaverton junior farmers was won by uxbridge in the final game lhe uxbridge junior farmers won over the port perry junior far mers in the girls softball competi tion the brooklin junior insti tute won over the wxbridge jun ior institute in lhe track and field events two new records were set in the boys events a new record of 5 feet 6i inches was set for the high jump and a dis tance of 19 feel 2 inches was middleton throws nohitter bruce middleton pitched a no- hit norun game as ml albert blanked ballanuae 140 in a lake simcoe softball league game john ronnie jim clippies and paul mainprize hit best for win ners doug forfar was charged with the loss it was the home sters first defeal in five games vein ferguson rapped a sin gle through the infield and scored on an error lo give ml zion a thrilling 76 victory over oshawa merchants on mon day night in eleven innings boih clubs were deadlocked at 66 at the end of the regulation contest grant carson was the wouldbe hero of lhe night in the tenth inning when he belted a long triple into the outfield in an attempt lo stretch the drive into a home run he was tagged oul at the plale neil pastoe started on he mound for lhe winners ron jones took over in lhe eighth and held the motor city squad off the score sheet allstars to play here sloulfville memorial park has been selected as the location for a floodlight softball game on monday evening july 25th featuring lhe nhl allsiars fight halts second s 0 c league game ladies crush newmarket 14 to 4 behind a fine mound effort by righthander joan raymer and a fourbase blow from the bat of centrefielder ila redshaw stouffville ladies crushed new market 14i on thursday night the league contest was played at newmarket for pitcher joan raymer ii was her finest per- moffatt bros spark win fo pick for the second lime this sea son a south ontario county league softball game has been marred by an outbreak of fisti cuffs between rival players the first occasion was in alexandra park at oshawa when pickering and the merchants- came to i blows in the seventh inning oshawa was leading by a score of 87 when the umpires halted the contest in a recent game between i brooklin and porl perry it was a similar story porl had a 43 arrangements are being made in lhe lop of he fifh m by mr greg currie wellknown j nin wllpn ule nle blokt om toronto sports promoter re ceipts from the contest will be used to assist in the operation of lhe boys training school ai uxbridge a complete lineup will be published when k finalied bv mr currie remember the o r r h e s i r a leader got there by facing the music it vvas immediately stopped by the officials the league execu tives wip rule whether the con test should be completed or re- piayed gre currie is g man of jets greg currie the toronto spoils promoter who eats and sleeps hockey through twelve months of every year has ac cepted the position of general manager with the unionville jets and gord gauslin completed the circuit maxwell on the mound for greenwood absorbed the loss in spile of a 10 strikeout effort his mates gave him little afinrt j support at the plate and went gliriy down in order in the 1st 2nd and 5th set for a new record in the run- 1 formance of the season doreen i kt ci g road jump bv vein fer- garde oto ballanraei gail uxb he also underwood i vivian i philip alvvood i pine orchard tim winborn i pine orchard i lynn grose vivian ilealher lee t beihesdai judy card van dorf laurie buckland i be- thesdai fred storey i ballan- tract jacqueline wightman ringwood bill nicholson iballaniraei donna wood- house vandorf ole neilson i gormley i paitline sytema pine orchard uxbridge wins on nobles five hitter in and whirlwind righthander jim sive combinations pay off noble showed good form on wednesday of last week as he twirled a 5hiiter lo give ux- bridge a 93 win over green wood the game was played un der the lights in brougham only in lhe third and seventh j home run in the fifth the bases innings did greenwoods offon- wore empty ai lhe lime runs fail gauslin schram knox completed the circuit allan hockley was lhe big gun in the uxbridge plate at tack wiih ihree singles in five trips gram noble blasted a won the high boy trophy for scoring the most individual points in the girls track and field events no new set gaile whit won the high girl trophy for scoring the most individual points mr jim walton beaverton acted as lhe judge of the an nual ontario county junior far mers square dance competi tion which was won by the brooklin junior farmers and brooklin junior institute following hie square dance competition lhe large group of junior farmers and junior in- stituie members attending the field day enjoyed an evening of both round and square dancing the winners of lhe various eveiiis in lhe ontario county junior farmer field day win represent the county ai ihe quinie district junior farmer field day to be held a i ihe memorial centre peterborough on saturday july ifith 1960 the moffait brothers sparked pickering to a 32 victory over greenwood in a tight commun ity league contest in the claie mont park on thursday night bob moffatt and bill moffait rounded hie sacks in hie seventh inning after britlon had put pickering out front 10 in the fourth britlon scored on b carlisles long triple greenwood staged a tworun rally in the bottom half of the seventh but couldnt push the equalizer across bill maxwell jaryis completed the battery stouffvilles offensive power was displayed by short stop lenore sykes and outfielder ila redshaw lenore collected three i hits ila slammed a round-trip- records were j per sister erma was shifted to brougham second base and turned in a good game doreen jarvis crossed up the newmarket in field by laying down iwo per fect bunts it was stouffvilles first victory over the county town squad- in iwo meetings the local lineup was ai lows p- j raymer c d jar vis 1st m cayman 2nd i newmarket and richmond hil erma redshaw 3rd h gay- i will compete in the peewee di man ssl sykes lf j i vision roberts cf i redshaw rf n goer j cook hi the 7th uxbridge 1 raglan s raglan suffered the same fate as greenwood in the first game of ihe twin bill uxbridge the winners grabbed a 40 lead but raglan rallied wiih three runs in the sixth they couldnt gel another man over the plale ron noble scored iwo runs for uxbridge grant noble and d prentice each completed one trip around the circuit ux bridge left seven players mar ooned on tiie sacks fifteen minor teams open in n york league the north york minor basei hall league opened its twelfth season this week with fifteen foij clubs in the circuit four teams beeion bantam games scheduled for june are as follows lime 20 newmarket at bradford regardless of how hot lhe summer gels it wont seem so bad right after you step out of a phone booth six teams stouitville aur ora allislon bradford rich mond hill and newmarket will battle for bantam series honors and the captain smith trophy five midget teams bradford newmarket aurora richmond hill and alliston are primed to go out after league honors protect feed dollars with purina quality health aids its health aid month at stouffville co0p ryo0 ml thviud lo vfeft ow store and rakcarlvnrrtnge of our specil june bargains in purina qualify health aids for your livestock and fxniltry you can choose from a complete line of fly killers rat controls roack and insect homiw for farm 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