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hjt tl the stourryllu twsune testier fr 5- 2 students crowned champions j s meet six students from summit- held recently three of the holds the home and school and jim hill thirteen year championship in the past donna knox the intermed- trophv previous champions dv mole 2 photos of the view and orchard park pub- winners are pictured here trophy in past years other old linda walley centre six years other winners have iate boys award went to 12 have been norman tindall other champions in each class lie schools in stouffville were rick spang left captured champions have included ga- holds the business and pro- been shirley symes clara yl od w jackson right larry spang roger forsyth will be published next week crowned champions at the the senior boys title for the ry byer peter salmon glenn fessional womens trophy mullen 2 marjone sobol he holds the ladies auxiliary robt mole jim hill and ran- staff photos annual field day competitions second successive year he jackson richard heinsman emblematic of the sr girls bernadme terwoerds and fifteen records fall at public school field day competitions a total of fifteen records were eet at the annual field day com petitions between students of summitview and orchard park public schools in stouffville the senior titles went to sum mitview entries linda walley and rick spang orchard park swept the intermediate and jun ior championships carol heath erington and bobby couse were the winners in the junior divi sion coleen hisey and wayne jackson topped the field in the intermediate class first prize winners are listed es follows juniors 9 and 10 years old standing broad jump girls carol heatherington op 5 11 record boys bob couse op 5 11 record running broad jump girls carol heatherington op 10 s boys bob couse op 10- 10 ties- record high jump girls gayle plaskitt op 3 7 record boys bob couse op 3 9m ties record hop step jump girls gayle plaskitt op 24 w record boys peter mumford op 24 3 record baseball distance throw girls carol heatherington op 78 11 boys roger lehman op 120 5 baseball underhand accuracy throw girls carol heatherington op boys bob gallamoro op baseball overhand accuracy throw- girls carol heatherington op boys jody holdcn sv j50 yd dash girls kathy boyd sv bovs jody holden sv relay girls orchard park brenda johnston gayle plaskitt carol heatherington vicki roberts boys orchard park peter mumford jim wilkins randy lee bob couse intermed 1112 yrs old standing broad jump girls colleen hisey op and jane terwoerds sv tie 6514 record boys derek gresham sv 67 record running broad jump girls faye emmerson sv 114 boys brian boyd sv 137 record high jump girlscoleen hisey op 310 ties record boys wayne jackson op ala hop step jump girls coleen hisey op 2610 boys wayne jackson op 26 8 baseball distance throw girls linda harper op 120 record boys wayne jackson op 157 baseball underhand accuracy throw girls linda couse sv boys wayne jackson op baseball overhand accuracy throw girls linda harper op boys neil smith op 75 yard dash girls jane terwoerds sv boysbrian boyd sv relay girls orchard park susan schell lynda heise nancy murphy coleen hisey boys orchard park peter sander son brian boyd neil smith wayne jackson standing broad lump girls birgit chiistensen sv 6 0 record boys- rick spang sw 73ii running broad jump girls birgit christcnsen sv 12 11v record boys y v y y v v w phone 357 phone 357 thurs july one week thru wed july 11 pat boon e bobby darin pamelatiffihnnmargret tomewell aimfaye sonhufi vvnwdbtfdiwrra bciukdi0ogw newest naootaud newest must josefdsffi mmm rssrjss added color cartoon 3 ahows each evening 7 9 pm matinee saturday 2 im m a rick spang sv 15 7 rec ord hop step jump girls birgit christensen sv 26 gw boys rick spang sv 34 7 record high jump girls linda walley sv 311 boys raymond rioux sv 46i baseball distance throw girls nancy hopkins sv 135 record boys rick spang sv 235 record baseball underhand accuracy throw girls linda walley sv shot put boys rick spang sv 34 vz baseball overhand accuracy throw girls linda walley sv boysrbill harper sv 100 yd dash belay girls summitview yvette malley boys summitview paul stover atkinson shows plate power as aces belt brooklin markhams bob atkinson flex ed his muscles and smashed the offerings of brooklins neil bra- mley and charlie grills to all corners of the park on tuesday night in a display of power pos sibly unequalled in the aces home grounds t the outfield rover slammed two home runs one single and a double to drive eight runs across the plate and lead mark- ham to 196 victory over the visitors al tidsbury a versatile per former who can play almost any position took oyerthe cat ching chores in tuesdays tilt and also helped himself to a tri ple a double and two singles bill johnston berni mcgriskin and neb gayman each poked out three hits southpaw moundsman ted matthews took over on the markham mound and chalked iip13 strikeouts in a commend able performance he was given strong plate support as his mates collected a total of 23 hits elmo gibson was brooklins best with a single and a circuit blast bramley also hammered a roundtripper saturday game on saturday night the aces will entertain drive restaurant an intermediate a class club from the dieppe league tor onto game time is 8 pm in morgan park balsam ml zion mrs b jamieson miss clara neal of toronto spent the weekend with mrs er- rol carson congratulations to mrs cecil jones teacher at mount zion school and to the nine pupils who passed their entrance ex ams namely janetta hoskins keith jones pat stell doreen jones hal pcgg brenda mc- avoy bobbie mink john neil and fred hotner rev mr iove of columbus had charge of the church serv ice sunday while rev t fleet- ham preached anniversary ser vices on that charge several from here attended decoration services at claremont union cemetery last sunday mrs morgan evans of clare mont spent a few days this week with her daughter mrs lome jones the ucw will meet next wednesday july 11 at the home of mrs wm gates with mrs walter carson and mrs cecil jones in charge of the program mr and mrs lloyd wilson and kenneth and mr and mrs r day motored to gravcnhum on sunday j bob clodd hurts two nohitters it two successive nights once in a long while a pitcher in the claremont community softball league will come up with a sizzling nohit mound performance last week right hander bob clodd a firststring hurler with greenwood srs fired two nohitters in success ive games qn wednesday night he whif fed ten pickering batsmen as his club registered a 61 victory on the following thursday he handcuffed the leagueleading goodwood team as greenwood crushed their rivals 172 in the greenwoodpickering battle it was the agile ken mc intosh that sparked- the win ners offensive he slammed a home run in the 4th inning and completed the circuit again in the 5th bob clodd allan red- shaw bob schram and earl pilkey rounded the sacks for the other greenwood tallies ed lawrence broke the ice for pickering in the second in ning on an infield error and scored on another miscue clodd never looked better he mowed the opposition down in order in the 3rd 5th and 6th his control was good and he walked only one man in the 7 innings his mates committed four errors greenwood batters were hjf- ting the long ball aside from the roundtripper hammered by third baseman mcintosh three other players belted extrabase blows clodd slammed a double in the second bob schraifi tag ged a twobagger in the 4th and wayne redshaw poled a similar shot in the 6th aside from greenwoods 4- run rally in the 4th inning it was a brilliant pitchers duel between clodd and pickerings bob carlisle clodds efforts were even more commendable since pickering is judged by many to be the strongest batt ing club in the league greenwood 17 goodwood 2 greenwood catcher gord mc dowell displayed plenty of power at the plate on thursday night as his team humbled goodwood 172 the atha slug ger belted a double and two singles in four official trips to the plate a total of 23 men paraded to the plate in the 2nd and 3rd in nings to score 16 runs they added one in the 5th ron may started on the goodwood mound ken may took over in relief in the third inning for the second successive game bob clodd was the mound master the stewart brothers scored the lone runs for good wood but both were ruled as errors keith stewart rounded the sacks in the 5th and ron stewart completed the circuit in the 6th even the hardhitting bob todd was held off the good wood score sheet goodwood were returned in order in the 2nd 3rd and 7th it was their first loss in eleven starts they have won 9 and tied 1 wrong field home runs break up allstar game the claremont community leagues first annual allstar game on tuesday night pro duced some thrilling plays and saw the number a team defeat tlie number 2 squad 41 home riin balls from the bats of eric pilkey ron stewart and ken mcintosh provided the first team with their edge eaclv of the circuit clouts was poled in to the wrong field frank hendy and lloyd pas coe shared the mound chores for the winners hendy allowed only 2 hits in five innings he struck out 6 and didnt walk a single man pascoe also fired a 2hitter in four innings he whif fed one batter and walked one grant pascoe was clipped for 6 hits for the alternate cluhhe registered six strihcoiits bob carlisle finished the contest and allowed 3 hits in three in nings he struck out 4 bob todd romped home with the lone run for the losers on a single by ken davis gord hughson enjoyed a good night at the plate with two singles greenwoods bob cargill was perhaps the real hero of the contest patrolling ina left field position he completed six thrill ing catches he robbed bub clodd of a sure extrabase blow in a leaping onehanded grab it was only one of several great defensive plays tickering tvi softball league results intermediate girls greenwood 29 bay ridges 0 brougham 7 fr bay 7 juvenile girls fairport beach 23 pick bch 3 brougham 24 dunbarton 23 minor girls e woodlands 34 greenwd 14 fr bay 2s pick beach 14 pccwce hoys bay ridges 15 claremont 6 east woodlands 9 liverpool 3 bay ridges 22 brougham 12 claremont 9 dunbarton 0 dcf liverpool 14 greenwood 11 bantam boys fr bay 11 liverpool 0 bay ridges 10 brougham 3 claremont 5 dunbarton 4 fr bay 27 cherrywood 0 midsct boys audley 17 greenwood 11 brougham 16 dunbarton 3 as the windsor star observes national need of the hour is stable government with horse tense hospital capacity to be 30000 completion of the new addi tion to york county hospital construction of which has now been started by donolo con struction limited will increase the capacity from the present 12000 to 30000 patient treat ments each year 1his is indi cated by drs p hcyland brad ford and j mcphce king city medical staff representatives on the board of governors in announcing that the work on the major project involving an overall expenditure of the order of 2593000 board chair man w a spear stated that the long awaited extension will dou ble the medical and nursing fa cilities available to the rapidly growing area served by the modern curative institution editors mail father do you really have such a frantic schedule that when you are asked to help as sist in hockey baseball cubs or scouts you have excuses on the tip of your tongue i will sum up this letter in one sent ence in case you have to toddle off to golf tennis cut the grass or fix those leaky taps any father who can find time to at- tend or take part in the many social functions this town has to offer and who will not help with the training of his son is a hypocrite we have people who are do- gooders without any real effort on their part and some para sites who except for the food they buy are useless to their sons development we have in this town so many organiza tions and every one has one or two nights a month to meet some of them if you dont at tend regularly have a group who will get after you too bad i say that some of this time and effort couldnt be directed towards your son i did you know fathers of our future hockey greats that coaches for the hockey teams didnt fight toss coins or even ask to be able to coach a team no the boys were barely lucky enough to get enough men out to help did you know fathers that our future baseball stars didnt have to draw names out of a hat to see wlio would coach them what father might be given the opportunity to teach some kid to catch a ball maybe tell him where first and second base is on the ball diam ond we have eager boys anxious to learn and we are too busy- busy at what did the grass really have to be cut saturday morning must golf be played saturday morning nothing makes us as proud as even the little achievements our boys make must it always be the same few men who help the boys they have grass to cut work to do at home or maybe play a game of golf or curling these men are necessary they are essential without these men to get out saturday morn ing what good are all the mon ey raising schemes we start the work some groups do in this town cannot be matched in most towns of this size but levs not spend all our effort drag ging money out of the fathers this is the easy way lets spend a few meetings on the ball dia mond with the boys not just thinking about them go down to the park saturday morning i did and saw four men and i would guess maybe a hundred boys take a baseball with you no trouble to find anyone to play catch remember what it was like when you played ball the hats sweaters gloves they are nice to have ill not knock that but the interest you show is essential without that inter est and the effort it takes to get out on the ball diamond our money raising ventures only go to serve our own personal need for easy recognition and amuse ment a dad mt lion loses to aces despite mr and mrs r s nelson of rlngwood and mr and mrs w c snider of weston return ed thursday from their trip to the west coast they travelled west through canada and re turned by way of the united states frank hendy and his mount zion team mates did everything that should have won them a softball game in markham on friday night but they still lost 40 hendy an import from the claremont community circuit tossed a fine 5hitter on the mt zion mound it was the best pitching performance of any visilitng hurler this season his efforts were supported by an 8hit mt zion plate attack but they failed to squeeze a single man across the plate al tidsburys home run shot into left centrefield was the big blow of the game- it came in the 8th inning with team mates harry young and bob at kinson parked on the sacks although tidsburys golf shot sewed up the markham win it was an infield error in the 3rd inning that put the aces in front to stay mt zions vern ferguson threw wild to second- sacker grant jones in an ef fort to nip markhams jackie robinson the ball rolled into right field and the baserunner came home to score mt zion were hitting the of ferings of lefthander bob ellis unusually well but some fine defensive plays left six men stranded only catcher murray jones advanced farther than second base hurler hendy looked good he registered 8 strike outs and retired the markham side in on der in the 1st 2nd and 6th at the plate he poked out two of his teams eight safeties with a double and a single mrs harold rulledge of scar borough is holidaying with her sister mrs gerry brillingcr orchard park rd tickets are still available for the horticultural bus trip to niagara falls monday july 23 ages sweep elmvale tourney markhani aces came hom8 60 richer from a softball tour nament at elmvale on monday in which they swept 3 games in a row in the tourney opener they edged port mcnichol 10 then bested the hometown elmvale club 43 in the second encoun ter in the series final they downed mimico s3 manager bill young of the aces told the tribune that it was tlie best organized tourna ment their team had ever at tended maples playei tossed out y umpire fiery bob ashcnhurst ms of only nine men fielded by tha maples in a scheduled commun ity league softball game at brougham last week cost his team a possible two points when hewas ejected from the contest by the umpire don bpake ashenhursts dismissal from the game left his club witlronly eight men it was ruled as an automatic default goodwood the opposition were credited with the win they were already leading by a fiverun count when the maples team walked off the field a meeting will lie held to lule on the matter goodwood righthander ken may had a nohitter going for him when the contest was ab ruptly halted frank hendy was on the mound for the maples cedar grove 37th annual rden party 2y miles east of markham 2 miles south family entertainment featuring the markham district veterans minstrel show saturday night july 7fh 1962 830 edst admission 75c children 25c free supervised parking