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fut 12 the stoufrvulf tusune tfauuby sepuaotr 3 1964 ken may fans 33 in maraihon game goodwood takes lead with 32 playoff win ken may of goodwood and bill maxwell of claremont en- gazed in a thrilling pitchers battle on tuesday night in the longest marathon softball con test ever staged in the clare mont community league it was the second game in a cur rent playoff semifinal and goodwood emerged the winners by a score of 32 the series opener ended in a 11 tie they meet again on thursday to night may on the goodwood mound turned in his finest performance of the season fanning 33 men over the 16 inning distance he allowed only 4 hits bill maxwell on the hill for claremont also looked good he registered 19 strikeouts and gave up 8 hits seesaw battle after 9 innings the contest was deadlocked at 11 in the 15th goodwood moved out front 21 but claremont rallied to even the count again when it appear ed like the boys would go past the midnight hour goodwood pushed a man across the plate in the 16th to clinch the victory both teams looked strong in the field larry vernon was especially good at 1st base for claremont ron may who only recently was released from hospital scored goodwoods first run on a single and a 3base error rae ward tied it up on a double and a singlebase blow by vernon wes evans scored for good wood in the 15th but larry ver non made it 22 on a triple that was followed by a single from bill maxwells bat catcher bob todd ended the marathon in the 16th with a tremendous three- base blow he scored on a single by ron evans pitcher mobbed with the final out in the 16th inning pitcher may was mobbed by his mates he was of course the hero of the night although some other players turned in some standout plays a good wood double play in the 15th with gerald mcguckin the pivot man erased two claremont men bruce norton and gord gauslin aurora edges aces 31 in ontario opener hitting the ball like seasoned veterans and running the bases like wild indians aurora edged markham aces 31 on thurs day night in markham it was the first game in a bestofthree oasa intermediate b se ries markhams chances of taking the contest looked good in the 3rd inning when catcher mike huggins ripped a double off pitcher norm roberts and scor ed on a fly ball to centrefield by jackie robinson the aces offensive ground to a halt how ever at this point and aurora organized their attack terry stone scored in the 5th to even the count norm roberts and charlie lecming sewed up the victory for the visitors in the 6th it was a well executed bunt performance that rattled the markham infield and produced the winning runs lor aurora the roberts stunden combina tion was working well together both at the plate and on defence stunden who handles a trapper like- a magician was scooping balls off the ground and out of the air with extreme agility roberts twirled a fine 4hitter markham shortstop phil he- bert stole some of auroras in field glory when he completed the finest defensive play of the night and possibly of the entire home season he gloved a sizzl ing line drive oft norm roberts bat in the 4th and tossed the ball to robinson at second to nip runner stunden and complete a double play the twin putout stunned both benches none could believe what they had seen in addition to hebert jim johnston also looked good in left field for markham and made 5 putouts one came on a fine running catch in the 5th on a drive by auroras russ awde two pitchers bob ellis started on the mound lor the aces but gave way to a pinchhitter in the 8th ted mathews came on in the 9th and finished the game ellis was clipped lor 6 hits mathews al lowed two markhams only hits were collected by bernie mcgriskin ken beckett mike huggins and harry young glen bennett of aurora enjoyed a good night at the plate with two singles and a double brian knowles poked out a pair of hits both singles carlisle fans twenty to put pickering in community lg finals home runs knock aces from playoffs aurora was able to collect four hits from the offerings o bob ellis on sunday night but three of these were home runs they defeated markham aces 72 to sweep their ontario playoff series in two straight charlie leeming delivered the big blow a 2run homer norm roberts and brian knowles also bagged circuit hits ted mathews relieved ellis in the 6th and yielded onlyohe safety for the remainder of the game harry young and bill johnston scored markhams runs mrs len keeping passes in after long illness on saturday aug 29th mrs leonard keeping main st stouffville pased away in the scarboro general hospital fol lowing an illness that extended over a period of more than lour years she was a resident of stouffville for almost all her life mrs keeping the former mary alice byrne was a mem- ber of the stouflville united church the close family ties that were evident during her period of ill health never once parted until death besides her hus band she leaves two daughters gladys joan mrs ralph for far of sault stc marie donna shirley mrs howard duffy of grand valley and three sons lawrence george of blind ri ver david leonard and william both of stouflville a brother john byrne- resides in michi gan i big dance corn roast sept ilfrt there will be fun lor young and old in the stouffville mem orial park on friday evening sept 11th the lions club will hold a monster dance and corn roast with the guarantee that no one will go home hungry live mus icwill be provided by the carvelleswith corn fresh from the field the admission price complete is 100 per person nondancers but bigcorn eaters will pay on ly 50c the funeral service conduct ed by rev douglas davis as sisted by revalian borland of the stouffville united church was held on tuesday afternoon from the oneill parlours stouffville with interment in the stouffville cemetery the pall bearers were frank burk- holdcr wes boadway tom seymour neil smith lambert stouffcr and bert tail sfvji smk- rforgreaterdeals 0n better wheels pjjii ay call the salesman v r it vr at w i v y- f tint flntiernajronal is jvv if i- j ii s4kreleihone8952338i trqckwllqcksrtrck mrffsimffff goodwood bows out in bid for ontario finals only the men that cross the plate can count as runs on the score sheet on saturday night goodwood marooned nine of their mates on the base paths and dropped the third game of their orsa intermeidate d semifinal series to centre inn the final score was 93 in favour of the visitors the contest staged before one of the best crowds this season was plavel in the claremont park centre inn brought a large contingent of fans with them some travel ling in the team bus and others by car centre inn will now ad vance into the provincial finals they will likely meet the ohswe- kan mohawks for the title thirteen errors errors were numerous on both sides centre inn committed 7 while goodwood had 6 the sog gy outfield hampered the efforts of the two clubs with goodwood players having the toughest time in that area on the dia mond centre inn looked very weak at times three of the first six goodwood batters reached they clubbed ports doug scott first on infield bobbles as errors played an important role in the game there were al so some great defensive moves that brought applause from the stands without equal was the backhanded catch made by goodwoods ron stewart on a sinking line drive in the 6th from the bat of roger benham in the 2nd rae mcguckin pounced on dick dupuis bunted ball and threw him out for a fine effort on the visitors bench catcher murray swan- ston made a nice play at the plate to nip runner eric barber in the 3rd in the 9th dick du puis smoothered a liner from rae mcguckins bat to halt a threatened goodwood rally four pitchers both teams employed a pair of pitchers ken may started and finished the tilt for goodwood with eric barber throwing 4 and onethird innings in be tween john salmon of centre inn yielded to ken bridges in the 5th and the husky reliefer went the rest of the distance both teams collected 7 hits righthander barber deserves honourable mention for his pitching performance in the eighteen men he faced he struck 8 of them out and allow ed only 3 hits until the 6th he had his opponents baffled with a good rising ball and some de ceiving slow stuff tossed in for good measure bob todd com- the pickering team down 3 games to 1 at one point in the communitv league semifinals knocked off port perry 63 on monday night to win a shot at the league title they will meet either claremont or goodwood for the championship bob carlisle the winner of the most valuable player award last year was the star of mon days contest with catcher doug moffatt calling the signals the young righthander pitched a brilliant game and dished up a combination of fast balls and changeups that had rival bats men baffled it took 11 innings to decide a winner and in that time carlisle fanned twenty oppo nents he allowed only 3 hits all singles fatal errors without taking anything away from the pickering club it was errors on key plays that killed port perrys chances in addition for 9 singles and a double pickering grabbed a 31 lead in the 3rd and held it until the 7th when port perry evened the count the score remained that way until the 11th when picker ing struck for 3 runs on 3 hits and 3 errors ken lewis al buss and pete evans notched pickerings early talliesl port perry fought back and in the 7th brian fletcher crossed the plate to tie the score extra innings in the top of the 11th ken lewis started the pickering of fensive rolling again with a sin- pleted the battery but gave way to norm mowder in the 8th best batters wes evans and ken may were goodwoods best batsmen each with two hits evans belted a triple in the 5th and whacked out a single in the 9th mays drives were both singles barber slammed a triple in the 3rd and rae mcguckin poked out a double in the same inning ge rald mcguckin had the other goodwood safety a single in the 5th but like eight other of his mates he never completed the circuit second baseman murray tay lor wielded a big bat for centre inn with a triple and a homer centrefielder ted buezek rap ped out a triple and a double on sale this week end wed to sat sept 2i at your carload food market stouffville carnation evap milk 3 heinz strained infant foods 3 16 oz tins oz tin york ice box jar 20oz bonus pack peanut butter delsey white pink yellow lavender toilet tissue 2 roils white pink lavender yellow popup 400s kleenex 2 pkg 59c 46c 31c 43 c 29c this weeks meat features fresh grade a 23 lb avg wght chickens 2 3iba lb 33c fresh chickens uobea lb 49c maple leaf sweet pickled cottage rolls lb 51c maple leak weiners lb pkg 45c schneiders rindless side bacon aib fiv 45c schneiders bologna 6o 19c minced round steak lb 75c hamburg 3 lbs 100 produce california oranges cabbages 2 3 doz 100 for 25c new store hours open every night till 1 0 pm sat 6 pm open all day monday free delivery phone 6403444 open labour day 7 mooqc gle a drive to left field by pete evans dropped in scoring both lewis and evans a twobase error on dave srittain sewed ud the pickering win port perry threatened in their hall of the 11th when gord townson and doug scott reached base carl isle settled down to strike out both brian fletcher and grant tummins to end the game aside from carlisles mound effort shortstop bill hansen looked good for pickering scooping up several hoi grounders for routine outs denny cochrane was port per rys best especially in the 8th when he made a spectacular div ing catch on a drive by bob moffatt greenwood midgets win orsa title greenwoodbay ridges mid gets are the new ontario rural softball association a cham pions they defeated jarvi 17- 9 on friday night in a game at brougham prior to this con test both clubs had claimed a victory their coach is ron hansen it aces trim aurora 31 the best of tnree series for the yorksimcoe league title opened in markham on tuesday night and the aces turned the tables on aurora winning 31 the return title is in auro ra on thursday tonight norm roberts who has hand cuffed the aces on some pre vious occasions was clipped for 9 hits ellis on the markham mound allowed 7 safeties phil herbert rnthed two of markhams tallies morris pro- cenko scored the other john bunn rounded the sacks for aurora girls team in consolation series the stouffville girls softball team that finished out of the group title playoffs have an opportunity to win the conso lation series their opposition is zephyr v zephyr girls will be the vis itors in the town park on thursday night tonight at 8 pm stouffville put out sharon to advance to the consolation finals bowling alley ready for action the stouffville bowling cen tre is all ready arid waiting for a brand new season mr tuck is now accepting bookings for men ladies and mixed leagues for information phone 6401471 an air conditioning unit has been installed and new bowl ing balls have ben purchased the lanes have been completely resurfaced choose architects for new pickering municipal building the twp of pickering moved another step closer to the erec tion of a new municipal build ing in the municipality when en monday night they selected a firm of architects to draw up the plans the firm of craig zicdlcr and strong have been retained for this part of the project the structure wil cost an estimated 300000 the ven ture will be supported in part through the governments mun icipal loan fund ladies bowling league meeting an organization meeting of the stouffville ladies bowling league will be held on wednes day evening sept 16th at 8 oclock it will be held at the local bowling centre this group will comprise the thurs day night league and new members are most welcome claremont ties goodwood 11 two of goodwoods key play ers catcher bob todd and third baseman gerald mcguckin ar rived in the claremont park just in time on thursday night to save their club from a default ed playoff game as it was claremont and goodwood bat tled to a 11 tie in the opener of their semifinal series the win ner will meet pickering for the title frank hendy hurled another superb game on the claremont mound and limited goodwood batsmen to one hit gerald mc guckin touched him for a single in the 1st inning to score wes evans after that time good wood was unable to get another man on base claremont outslugged good wood 91 but some fine defensive plays by goodwood fielders sal vaged their 1 point for in stance in the 1st inning bob redshaw hit into a double play and ron hedges was nipped on an attempted steal claremont picked up their lone tally in the 3rd on singles by bill keevil ron hedges and larry vernon keevil hedges and grant morgan were best at the plate for claremont each with two safeties morgan completed a sensational over the shoulder running catch in the 4th on a drive by ken davis that would likely have gone for a homer claremont marooned 9 men on base local couple win trophy at agincourt mr and mrs mervin watts who have enjoyed a good deal of success this summer in lawn bowling tournamentsadded an other trophy to their collection on saturday when they were awarded the macdonald trophy at agincourt another local pair doris and elmer farthing were high for 1 win gold cup tourney one of stouffvilles rinks was in the prize money at the gold cup tournament- at gshawaon wednesday aug 19th ray fleury del jennings elmer farthing and harry bramrrier skip comprised the local entry at pelerboro on wednesday aug 26th at peterboro don bacon and elea nor crossen had tlnec wins whitchurch farmer has narrow escape from injury lawrence hennessey whit church township narrowly escaped serious injuiy recently when a car in which he was a passenger was involved in a col lision on the queen elizabeth cast of port ciedit mr and mrs hennesseey were visiting with her parents in port credit and mr hennes sey went with his fathei inlaw dunnville stages 3run rally to beat jrs 42 play here saturday dunnville jrs will be the base ball visitors in the stouffville park on saturday afternoon at 3 oclock the visitors currently hold a one game edge in a best of three oba series they downed stouffville on sunday 42 a victory for the local squad on saturday would force a 3rd game and it would likely be played on sunday sept 4th glenn jackson will probably get the nod for the mound chores in the return tilt since mike cadi- eu tossed the opener take the lead the outlook for stouffville appeared fairly bright in the top half of the 3rd inning on sunday when john roxborough and larry spang completed the cir cuit to score these runs were not enough however as dunn- john j lynch to a store mr lynch was driving going westerly on the queen elizabeth they overtook stalled cars in the rain and stopped then a large cement truck over took them jackknifed whallop- ed the lynch car and drove the backseat nearly into the front seat and broke off the front seat mr lynch was taken to south peel hospital at cooks- ville for treatment and both men suffered aches and pains the car was completely demol ished ville rallied with 1 in their half of the 3rd and 3 in the 5th to win stouffville outhit their rivals 74 but left nine men stranded on base the locals plate strength was well distributed through the lineup with barry mclean laurie buckland mike cadieux david slack gerry lewis john roxborough and larry spang all touching pitcher green for safeties markham tops swim meet with 1845 pts markham swimmers collected a total of 1s45 points on satur day in a 4team meet held in the stouffville pool the weather was perfect for competition and the entire program was well organized unionville finished second with 1625 points with new market close behind with 161 aurora came fourth with 915 and stouffville fifth with 515 top stouffville competitors included michael bridges trudy cadieux ross holdcn tom mcfadden john sanders frank steele jane terwoerds raymond rioux and domia skinner shortstop rhil hcbcrt of markham aces electrified tlin fans in morgan park on thursday night when he completed the most dazzling putout play seen there this season he gloved a sizzling drive from the hat of auroras norm roberts and relayed the ball to second baseman jackie robinson to pic i off norm stunden in spite of this effort his dull still lost staff photo deputyreeves dream pickering wallops port perry 122 pickering put the hand writ ing on the wall on thursday night when they soundly trounc ed port perry 122 and tied up their community league semi final series port perry brought in two pitchers in an attempt to halt the pickering plate offensive both doug scott and grant townson were clipped for 6 hits port perry looked poor in al most every department their fielding was erratic and they committed a total of 10 errors at the plate they could connect for only 5 h pickering batsmen on the other hand had a field day wayne wells slammed a homer in the 6th bob moffatt belted two doubles in two trips bob carlisle was the winner on the mound the finest defensive perform ance of the contest came in the 1th when don gibson of port perry sizzled a long ball over the head of outfielder pete evans he recovered it quickly and drilled the ball to short stop bob douglas who fired to catcher doug moffatt and cib- son was tagecd at the plate from the errors of others the wise man correct hif own deputyrccve ken ijiashwsy of stouffville had definite plns for the townowned anglican church property on the south side of main street he visualized the site as s plctnrewjuc cntranco to the memorial park and was so convinced that the plan had merit that an architects sketch was completed to prove his point it would appear that the project win never be realized since the property has been put np for sale at a price of sj500