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fcgw iwstoorrvllutmbomi jn3iy hircs 3 64 peewee allstars edge woodbridge 43 sweep playoffs 94 stouffville peewee allstars the only minor team from this town still engaged in active provincial playoff competition advanced one club closer to a bid for the ontario title on thursday night they edged woodbridge 43 and swept the home and home goalstocount series by 4 it was again the line of jody holden jim wllklns and fred storry that carried the play for the winners they figured in all nine goals counted by the local squad five at woodbridge and four on home ice captain hol den looked exceptionally good and his speed could not be matched by the opposition on thursday he scored two tallies and assisted on two others storry and wilkins netted sin gles shelley sugden collected a pair of assists solo plays holdens first goal in the sec ond period and jim wilkins tally in the 3rd were scored on similar plays both were put in the clear by defenceman sugden and outshifted goaltender keith mughes with smart moves from closein allan corner guarded the stouffvule net steve welos- hyn with 2 and jim jones were the woodbridge marksmen woodbridge built up a 31 lead in the early minutes of the sec ond period but stouffvule roar ed back with 1 in the 2nd and two in the 3rd peter mumford looked good on stouffvilles sec ond line and was moved up to a rightwing position on the first line for a shift he almost scor ed on a neat 3way passing play rearguard brian prowse played well for woodbridge and handed out some stiff checks at the blue- line the third goal by wood- bridge was a fluke that hit rick millers stick and bounced into the far corner of the stouff- ville cage catching netminder corner by surprise the scoring statistics are as follevvs 1 s storry holden 310 w jones hutchinson 525 w weloshyn ashbee smith 1030 2 v weloshyn 4 30 s holden sugden 645 3 s wilkins holden sugden 945 s holden storry 1944 sports ring wood tied 33 in comtn league playoff stouffville the most under rated entry in the community hockey league proved on fri day night that they have the player strength to win the title 1 this year they tied the defend ing champion ringwood club 33 in the semifinal playoff opener the two teams hook up again this friday at 1015 pm stouffvilles bob canovan blinked the light with less than two minutes to go in the game to gain his team a split in the pointsdon antonacci and gary thorpe were the other stouff ville goalgetters matt kinnari was the big gun for ringwood with a pair don haynes fired one there was little to choose be tween the clubs throughout the contest it was 11 at the end of the 1st 22 in the 2nd and 33 at the bell six players ballantrae could ice only six men against the powerful greenwoodmt zion team and were beaten handily 103 league president clarence fockler don ned a ballantrae uniform and don haynes of ringwood also helped the faltering cause bob moffatt scored three goals for greenwood neil pascoe and bob gardiner each potted a pair howard malcolm ron jones and dean evans counted singles these two teams will meet again on friday at 8 pm important playoff games coming up important playoff dates have been scheduled for two stouffvule hockey teams the clippers in the oha jr d group finals and the teewee allstars in the second round of provincial competition the juniors will open their best 3 out of 5 game series with cannington-sut- ton here on thursday night tonight at 830 pm the two teams move over to sut ton for a sunday contest and swing back to stouffville next tuesday march 10th the peewees will travel to napanee on sunday for a game at 2 pm the return contest in a total goals series will lie on stouffville ice thursday march 12th at 730 pm markham and stouffville businessmens annual bonspiel at rolling hills curling club mon march 16th for information phone 8881776 rublic skating at stouffville arena every saturday 830 pm admission 50c wednesdays 15 pm parents and children admission 20c heated arena hockey community league playoffs friday mar 6th 800 pm greenwood vs ballantrae 1015 pm ringwood vs stouffville oha junior d group finals thurs mar 5th 830 pm canningtonsutton vs stouffville return game at stouffville arena tues mar 10th 830 pm high school has two entries in geo bay basketball tourney the spotlight of local interest will be centred on two local teams in the georgian bay secondary school b associa tion basketball finals to be staged in the auditorium of the stouffville dist high school on saturday stouffville midgets with an impressive s win 0 loss streak going for them will tee off against sutton in the tourna ment opener at nine oclock stouffvilles chances of advanc ing to the afternoon final against stayner will depend in part on the scoring of their ace david ferguson who to date has col lected a total of 131 points a local record david bovd has counted 43 and randy mole 42 jim hill will be the big gun in stouffville seniors quest for the title they will battle stay ner at 1 pm while sutton takes on sundridge srs at 230 the winners of these games will meet in the final at s30 pm hill who retains a lifetime scor ing mark of 663 and 137 points for the current year will receive valuable assistance from root mole who has also enjoyed a good season laurie buckland with 227 point as a junior will move up to senior ranks for saturdays tourney sutton with a 5 and 1 record is expected to provide the class with strong opposition three toronto officials will handle all the games throughout the day and evening eight schools will compete comprising an estimated 120 students basketball tournament schedule schedule sat march 7th 9 am stouffville vs sutton midget 10 am woodbridge vs graven- hurst junior 1130 am brock cannington vs st josephs barrie junior 100 pm stouffville vs stayner senior 230 pm sutton vs sundridge senior 400 pm stayner vs either stouffville or sutton midget final 700 pm junior final 830 pm senior final claremont comm bowling league team standings marge samanllo 47 pts joe burrows 41 pts lloyd mac- gregor 38 pts al roszell 31 pts john hill 30 pts olga dunec 29 pts pat lord 27 pts alvin redshaw 25 pts frank holhngshead 23 pts charlie killey 22 pts high scores ladies high average marge samarillo 200 high single fern redshaw 328 high single hdep fern redshaw 357 high triple marge samarillo 782 high triple hdep betty west 812 high scores nicn high average ken field 197 high single bob churley 336 high single hdep bob chur ley 351 high triple harold hopkins 788 high triple hdep harold hopkins 821 over 200 scores agnes ferguson 299 dave ferguson 266 frank hendy 266 harold hopkins 258 joyce jardine 258 marion lord 247 helen pascoe 247 made line mcguckin 244 jesse bur rows 241 al roszell 241 lloyd macgregor 239 frank hollingshead 238 betty howell 233 marge samarillo 233 jean martin 232 john hill 230 marg roszell 228 jess mc- guire 226 ivan booth 223 fern redshaw 221 lillian mac gregor 219 jack bradshaw 215 geo mclaren 215 stella macdonald 213 dorothy field 208 doreen alexander 208 al vin redshaw 207 al wilson 201 ken field 201 rene ren- nie 201 markham rink wins farmers bonspie ray grants markham rink won the ontario finals in the curlorama farmers bon spiel at prudhommes garden centre curling rink recently this strong experienced rink defeated new hamburg in the fifth draw 9 to 8 to take it five straight over rinks from leam ington chesley napanee and cookstown with new hamburg leamington was runnerup with four wins and one loss as doug scott skipped his young rink in almost faultless fashion giving all rinks real competi tion new hamburg skipped by george thompson had a three and two record in the round- robin series harry ross cook stown rink and glen geromes napanee foursome followed the markham rink which in cludes ray grant skip ken russell vice skip bob bur rows second john grant jr lead has taken 15 straight in winning the right to represent ontario for the massey-fergu- son trophy in the canadian curlorama championship to be held march llth13th at st georges curling club toronto the farmers bonspiel is open only to bona fide farmers ac ross canada and some 25000 have participated in local and regional playdowns of which six rinks will play oft for the massey ferguson trophy village ladies bowling league 7 oclock high single vi booth 280 high triple vi booth 670 over 600 helen hassard 625 opal lehman 608 lois myers 608 over 200 lois myers 258 helen schmidt 256 opal lehman 256 helen hassard 217 ev wagg 216 betty allen 215 barb thomas 210 ann mc- murray 208 ella nichols 208 barb wideman 207 shirley chown 202 melva bourne 200 team standing jeabers 33 pts starlighters 30 pts dumb bells 25 pts jeans janes 24 pts gambles 19 pts optimists 16 pts 9 oclock high single jane forfar 277 high triple joyce wright 657 over 200 joyce wright 270 norma herbert 260 betty wil kins 250 marg schell 234 june hopper 226 isobel langdon 220 winnie elson 219 flora forfar 216 clara harman 216 marilyn lee 215 team sandings defenders 33 pts alpines 27 pts harrys girls 26 pts hootenannys 21 pts petticoat jet 21 pts hot shots 19 pts junior player bitten by beutle bug it could be mat geo stark coach of the junior clippers has already unveiled his secret weapon for the forth coming group hockey finals it is defenceman wayne keeler sporting a beailetype haircut one thing is sure the mop- top is sure to distract the at tention of the opposition at least until they become ac quainted with this oddity on ice the only concern of coach stark is whether rearguard keeler will be able to see past his locks to effectively check the opposing players greenwood in orha ployoiis greenwoodmt zion will play host to schomberg on tuesday night at 830 pm in the ux- bridge arena it will be the sec ond game in a best 2 out of 3 series in the orha inter mediate c playoffs the open er is at schomberg on monday greenwoodmt zion are the de fending champions to remain in c ranks green woodmt zion has been forced to drop the services f wayne red shaw and art rennick residents in a higher populated area they have gained two junior stars bill payne of uxbridge and bob campbell of port perry hockey house lg standings atom w l t pts canadians 1 0 0 2 boston 0 0 1 1 mapleleafs 0 0 1 1 chicago 0 1 0 0 squirt w l t pts rangers 2 1 0 4 crest hardware 2 1 0 4 chicago 1 1 1 3 detroit 1 1 1 3 maple leafs 1 1 1 3 canadians 0 2 1 1 bantam w l t pts chicago 1 0 0 2 boston 1 0 0 2 hunts sunoco 0 1 0 0 altona feeds 0 1 0 0 scoring leaders atom g a pts cwaite can 1 1 2 rhone can 0 2 2 dsmith can 0 2 2 mvalleau cdn 1 1 2 bnigh maple l 1 0 1 k acton boston 1 0 1 j fockler can 1 0 1 g fockler boston 0 1 1 d rennie maple l 0 1 1 squirt g a rts j meakes chic 3 0 3 w robinson mple l 3 0 3 dtaylor rangers 2 1 3 p rodin rangers 1 2 3 g hodgson crest h 0 3 3 bbangay crest h 2 0 2 m wilkins detroit 2 0 2 g hodgins maple l 0 2 2 bantam g a tls n wilson chic 2 1 3 g sugden chic 1 1 2 dtoole boston 1 0 1 gnorton boston 1 0 1 h crowder alt f 1 0 1 lferguson hs 1 0 1 t topping boston 0 1 1 p carruthcr b 0 1 1 r paisley hs 0 1 1 rdavis chic 0 1 1 ralmack chic 0 1 1 most valuable player murray stroud centre star and captain of markham juniors was presented with the most valuable player award on friday night prior to the second game of the group playoffs in the markham arena mr bob watt oha executive convener officiated murray also captured the metro leagues pointscoring championship staff photo out for season forward neil saunders of the stouffville clippers will be lost to the club for the remain der of the season due to a bruis ed kidney suffered in the last home playoff game with port perr3 he was confined to the scar- boro general hospital for seven days and returned home only on tuesday neil is a grade 12 student at markham dist high school although now home he must remain in bed for one more week on doctors orders he has also been told to stay out of all sports until the iniury is com pletely healed mens bowling high single ken hamm 355 high single hdep harold mc- kay 313 high triple john otter 749 high triple hdep harold hodgson 762 over 220 scores john otter 329 claude smith 309 len buckland 291 harold mckay 290 harold hodgson 277 bunt lewis 266 roy hea- ton 257 alvin wideman 256 frank bowman 255bill allen 248 chuck grove 246 george bridges 244 orland keating 243 john lehman 240 carl arnold 240 ed sanders 236 brian wilkes 232 cliff morris 232 don dunkeld 230 john hill 227 ross madill 226 ralph marcelli 225 sandy smith 223 herb yakeley 222 bill lehman 221 team standings 7 pm blows 664 ringers 64 tribune 41 scrubs 38 bakery 37h sunoco 29 9 pm boppers 67 knngs 51 coffey bartley 47 franks 42 york 35 patricks 34 rolling hills cuiling results wednesday evening men jim copland 8 walt smith 6 elmer farthing 10 don stan ley 0 dick obrien 8 albert king 4 sam bakewell 9 art wideman 6 thursday evening men bruce harper 7 chas jackson 6 morgan oconnor 10 terry oconnor 5 reg fairbanks 8 elmer farthing 8 markham bantams oust woodbridge markham forward walter stewart broke up a 22 tie at woodbridge on friday night and fired the gamewinning goal with only 15 seconds to go in regulation time the thrilling victory in the rubber match al lows the millionaires to ad vance into the second round of the omha bantam playoffs they will meet either picton or napanee markham took the series op ener but woodbridge squared the count on wednesday and forced a third game markham never trailed their rivals in fridays thriller but it appeared likely that both teams would go into overtime stewart blinked the light at 1945 dave paulikot fired the other two tallies for the winners the millionaires earned the right to enter the provincial play- downs by knocking off a strong stouffville club in the group finals 2 games to 0 with 1 game tied their coach is alf hetherington their manager is don raymer play napanee markham millionaires a bantam entry in the omha playoffs will open a best 2 out of 3 game scries witli napanee on markham ice this saturday beginning at 12 oclock noon tho second game is back at napanee on sunday after noon march 8h at 4 oclock legion ladies bowling league high single winnie elson 252 high triple ruth baxter 646 over 200 ruth baxter 232 gay lehman 224 linda wagg 223 dorthy huard 214 ruth bax ter 209 ruth baxter 205 team standing alley cats 57 plumbers 51 unprediclables 4s bombers 42 hillbillies 41 clipperettes 37 shown here with he masscyfcrguson trophy is the markham rink which won five straight in the roundrobin scries played ai rrudhommes garden centre curling rink vineland the rink will represent ontario in the canadian championship of the curl- orama farmers bonspiel to be held at st georges curling club toronto march ii to 13 shown left to right are bob burrows second ken russell viceskip with the trophy tom mcaleese toronto branch manager masseyferguson congratulating aldp bay grant and john grant jr lead leil oust markham three games just at a time when hockey playoff interest had reached a fever pitch in markham the hometown club bovyed to neil mcneil maroons in three straight games in like manner st michaels who couldnt fight their way out of a wet paper bag throughout much of the regular schedule swept their semifinal series with whitby in three straight it marks a repeat of the same story that has plagued local en tries in junior competition for many years the leaf chain that includes both st mikes and neil mcneil are iust too strong for local competition these two teams will now compete for the western group title in an all- toronto series few people could care less who emerges as the eventual winner aside from a couple of coaches and the par ents of the players involved at markham on friday night more than 900 fans witnessed the second game that was taken by neil mcneil 43 on sunday at tamoshantcr the toronto squad rallied to claim a 76 win the one bright spot in the whole affair was the presenta tion of the most valuable player award to markhams murray stroud on friday night bob watt excutive convener of osh- avva performed this duty mur ray also captured the point- scoring trophy but this award had not been located prior to game time markham with their new are na has retained its reputation as a good hockey town and fan interest was most apparent dur ing both the regular schedule and playoffs atom canadians 3 chicago 0 c j fockler c waite d smith 357 c m valleau r honed smith 1841 c c waite m valleau r hone 2454 boston 1 maple leafs 1 ml b nigh d rennie 206 b k acton g fockler 1129 squirt detroit i chicago 1 c n christie 546 d j paisley 1531 crest ii i rangers 0 ch j sheridan g hodgson k redshaw 158 bantam chicago 3 j altona f 1 af h crowder 107 c n wilson r davis 544 c g sugden n wilson 2258 c n wilson r almack g sugden 3016 boston 2 hunts s 1 bd toole t topping 1157 b g norton p carruthers 1932 iis l ferguson r paisley 3401 peewee detroit 3 pittsburg 1 d b grove k gurney 755 d b grove w clubinc 1235 d a loyst l leonard j drake l70t p m brillinger w emmerson 3357 buffalo 4 chicago 1 b k ferguson 644 b r lee 1110 c b couse 1645 b j mumford a harper 3820 b k ferguson 3946 markham bowling news by i eeks blow last weeks mixed doubles handicap tournament was quite successful with don and arlenc barker ending up the winners with john lester and pearl gough in second piac- next week we are planning two tournaments one for ladies and one for men these are singles tournaments with handi caps to count entry fee is 150 for three games with half going into the prize pool lets make this a big one the miniature golf is drawing a lot of play and we arc busy working out details for a big elimination tournament to de clare the seasons champion for the okccfc trophy watch for details many arc finding the course a pleasant way of passing those few minutes while waiting for their league to start bowling this week marks the first step in the players festival roll- offs all entrants arc trying to beat their dec 7th average in their league bowling this week watch for the list of those who qualify for the second step to appear on the bulletin boards would you go swimming in an overcoat or play hockey in a bathing suit bowling like all sports calls for proper dress in order to play the game pro perly men are not so restrict ed in their choice of dress as are the ladles when it comes to bowling although snug fitting shirts and tight clothes should be avoided for the ladies tight skirts and sweaters should never be worn for bowling select a skirt and shirt or blouse that gives you freedom of movement or wear slacks swinging skirts should also be avoided as they interfere with the swing of the ball we have often been asked about the type of clothes to be worn so these are just a few sug gestions watch for details in the next week or so regarding the elim ination scries to find a house champion for both men and women this is something thk house has never had and ws continued 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