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i tut the stourfylue twe tfcuriy september 9 1965 gwillimbury defaults to aces markham enters league finals after winning the third and final game of the york simcoe emifina series against east gwillimbury the markham aces have advanced to the final round and will meet new market in a best of five series markham took the final game by default the contest sched uled for last thursday at mor gan park was given to the homesters when east gwillim bury failed to field a single ball player although a request came through to postpone the game by east gwillimbury markham officials had already made park commitments for that date league secretary mr bud eige who had originally scheduled the game would not grant a postponement and as a result the game was defaulted m a r k h a m s final series against newmarket begins thursday tonight scheduled games are as follows 1st game thursday sept 9th at markham 2nd game tuesday sept hth at newmarket 3rd game thursday sept 16 at markham 4th game if necessary tues day sept 21st at new market 5th game if necessary thursday sept 23rd at markham markham aces public rela tions man mr fred dyke re ports that of all the games scheduled in the finals only the opener is still in doubt be cause of the markham hawks still involved in oasa inter mediate c playoffs there is a possibility morgan park will not be available on the sched- uel date markham aces if the park is not available will then play their opener the following night friday september 10th game time is 815 pm cedar grove wins boys peewee championship ball games of the week girls stouffville vs aurora at newmarket friday sept 10 first game of playoffs p aurora at stouffville thursday sept 16 return match claremont community league pickering vs greenwood brougham park monday sept 13 best of five series tied at two games apiece york simcoe softball newmarket at markham thursday sept 9 first game of finals markham at newmarket tuesday sept 14 claremont community league tournament saturday sept 11 brougham park 7 games more sporls page 7 markham ph 2943355 momy markham ph 2943355 thuks fri sat sept 9 10 11 the real harlow youve been waiting for 11 in harlow in dramatic widescreen technicolor superbly played by carroll baker peter lawford red buttons angela lansbury raf vallone 2 shows each evening at 7 pm 915 pm admission for this engagement adults 100 children 35c adult entertainment matinee saturday sept 12 2 pm the secret invasion in color with stewart grainger mickey rooney plus selected short subjects children 35c out at 4 pm mon tubs wed sept 13 14 15 the secret invasion in wide screen technicolor mickey rooney stewart grainger eddy byrnes raf vallone selected short subjects shows 7 pm 9 pm cedar grove noted for fine softball teams in the past is renewing its reputation this summer both the boys and the girls won championships in competition at markham the peewee champions are pictured here rear row left to right gerry dean asst coach ricky lapp edward sparks arthur milroy arthur ipp robert barkey stephen worden dan oiten coach front row leftto right billy reesor rohbie buurman john murison bobby dean refer mccowan larry armstrong ken walton and david ritchie absent david baker staff dioto greenwood forces fina game beat pickering trailing two games to one in the best of five final community league playoffs greenwood by virtue of an 82 victory on tues day had forced the series to a fifth and final game the winner will be decided monday night at brougham park pickering hit the scoreboard first with a tremendous home run from the bat of george wil son that soared into deep left field the tally came in the top half of the second inning wil son drove another ball into cen tre field for his second homer in the fourth inning making him responsible for pickerings only two runs however it was the third in ning when greenwood pulled the trigger and scored six runs george staley who replaced grant jones at second base started the ball rolling when his shallow popup was fumbled and dropped by earl robinson the ball hit the fielders glove and harmlessly rolled to the ground three hits in a row singles by brian mctaggart and dave bate and a double by bill max well kept the base path hum ming neil pascoe added a late single and when the dust had settled greenwood boasted a five run lead two more runs in the final inning packed the game away for the underdogs for greenwood neil pascoe allowed two runs off six hits and struck out 15 pickering bat ters tagged with the loss bob carlisle gave up eight runs off seven hits and gained 10 on strikeouts pickering left 11 men on base while greenwod stranded two game time for the fifth and deciding match is 8 pm community league ball tournament saturday afternoon educational funds 7 through life insurance z contact jim abell phone 6403712 su n life ass u r an ce company of canada greenwood loses series to omagh a 101 decision saturday night in omagh gave the home towners the ontario rural soft ball association title over green wood both teams had won a game apiece in the best of three series and saturdays contest was the deciding match it was a scoreless ball game going into the third inning when greenwood scored their first and only run john wilson singled to left and came in on a grant jones sacrifice omagh however retaliated in the bottom of the third with three runs and never looked back they added two more in the fourth and finalized the series with five runs in the 8th neil pascoe who went the distance for the losers gave up 10 runs off 13 hits and struck out seven omagh batters john willmott credited with the win gave up only five hits and allowed one run art leslie omaghs right fielder clouted the only home run of the contest obtaining hits for greenwood were brian mctaggart dave bate ken mctaggart neil pas coe and jim wilson the eight ball clubs that make up the claremont commu nity softball league will be en tered in a tournament saturday at brougham in the event that one or two of the teams fail to enter their positions will be fil led by squires beach or mark ham hawks all games will be five innings with a seven inning match in case of a tie if after seven completed innings the score is still tied the winner will be de cided by the number of men on base don beer league president and organizer of the tourna ment told the tribune that the teams will compete for two top prizes of 30 and 20 respective ly the prize money will be in creased if the attendance war rants it first game between picker ing and goodwood will begin at 1 pm the final game a seven inning contest will be played saturday night price of admission for the complete seven games is 50 cents per person public school children will be admitted free making up the community league are teams from broug ham bay ridges pickering claremont port perry green wood brock road and good wood bonello to coach markham juniors s notice of application by the corporation of the township of markham to dispense with a vote of the electors corrected take notice that 1 the council of the corporation of the township of markham intends to apply to the ontario municipal board for approval of a program of highway im provement by the construction of work on the following described highways highway 1 road allowance between concessions 4 and 5 2 18th avenue 3 17th avenue 1 road allowance between concessions 9 and 10 5 german mills road 6 road allowance between concessions 9 and 10 7 road allowance between concessions 2 and 3 s 16th avenue from 16th avenue don mills road don mills road 16th avenue steeles avenue provincial highway no 7 provincial highway no 7 to 18th avenue road allowance between concessions 4 and 5 road allowance between concessions 1 and 5 17th avenue john street steeles avenue 16th avenue provincial highway no 48 road allowance between concessions 8 and 9 9 the construction of 3 multiplate culverts on the road allowance between concessions 4 and 5 10 construction of 6 cross culverts on the road allowance between concessions 4 and 5 11 construction of a culvert and 5 driveway replacements on 18th avenue 12 construction of a new bridge known as cedargrove bridge on the road allow- ance between concessions 9 and 10 at an estimated cost of s37200000 of which amount s15090000 shall be raised by the sale of debentures payable out of the general rate over a period not exceeding 10 years 2 application will be made to the ontario municipal board for an order to dispense with the assent of the electorate to the undertaking of the said works any ratepayer may within twentyone days after the first publication of this notice send by post prepaid to the clerk of the township of markham at the address given below a notice in writing stating his objection to such approval and the grounds of such objection 3 the ontario municipal board may order pursuant to the statute that the assent of uie electors shall not be required and may approve of the said works but before doing so it may appoint a time and place for a public hearing when any objections will be considered dated at the township of markham this 9th day of september 1965 h c t crisp clerk township of markham rr no 2 gormley ontario first publication this 9th day of september 1965 two home runs beat greenwood a pair of tremendous home rim blasts all in the 4th inning pushed three men across the plate and gave omagh a sufficient lead to edge green wood 32 the game the second of their orsa series tied the round at one win apiece and forced a third match back at omagh on saturday it also was won by omagh 101 although the 4base blows by infielder lloyd adamson and allan few clinched the omagh victory it was greenwoods lack of plate power that hurt their chances the homesters could touch righthander few for only three scratch singles ken mctaggart dave bate and geo staley collected the safe ties neil pascoe worked the dist ance on the greenwood mound he was clipped for 7 hits he struck out 15 men greenwood held a 10 lead un til the fatal 4th one man was on base when adamson cleared the sacks fews drive came with no one aboard markhams entry in the junior b hockey league is beginning to shape up for the coming season a number of changes have been made in the team this year markham will have player aid from the tor onto marlboros the team wili be coached by frank bonello a former hockey star with the whitby dunlops bonello re places sandy air coach of last years club markhams entry will still be sponsored by inter national wax and will keep their name o markham seal- awax returning to the lineup from last year are captain bruce andrew chris evans jim thompson and jack brewer the remainder of the team will be formed of new recruits in cluding although its not de finite two players from the garson falconbridge native sons executive member glenn kennedy told the tribune that markham will play all its home games at the community cen tre on friday nights the 35- game schedule gets under way the last week in october mark ham will play an exhibition game against whitby october 8th at markham the eightteam league is made up of whitby york steel new team replacing north york etobicoke dixie bram pton weston st mikes and markham mr kennedy says this year markham will have a strong team and should fare well in the loop north town fina now open in markham dependable volkswagen service factory rained mechanics al work repairs lo all makes of cars all work guaranteed north town fina 317 main st markham bernard dchm herman kapferer tel 20i3fi66 res 20m918 ao4 bay ridges wins ontario title claremont midgets have been eliminated from the ontario rural softball playoffs in three games straight faced with a doordie situ ation thursday night clare mont held their own until the ninth inning then gave up seven runs to bay ridges to lose 157 bay ridges according to the orsa schedule was to meet creenwood midgets in the final but greenwood failed to pro duce a team this automatically gave the lake ontario club the championship playing before a large crowd claremont took a slim one run lead in the initial inning that held to the third a run in the third and four in the fourth put claremont on the trailing end and they never regained the lead bay ridges squeezed out three additional runs in the seventh and sewed up the victory with ther ninth inning bombardment claremont scored their tallies r the sixth and ninth to con clude their run production dave cranston went the dis tance for the visitors allowing seven runs off nine hits and mowing down seven claremont batters ken vernon and grant nor ton shared the mound for the inters giving 15 runs off 13 hits they scored six strike outs claremont lost the first game of the series to bay ridges 65 in 11innings and went down 97 in the second contest in this corner by kox wallace sports in general hockey after wading through last weeks cold spell it seems only fitting that hockey should be the lead topic maybe im rushing the season a bit but whether you like it or not the snow will ba flying in two months markhams community centre will open its doors to the first leaguescheduled junior b hockey game on october 22nd glenn kennedy whose interest in hockey is unlimited is selling seasons tickets now with a side offer of winning a new set of golf clubs last year he reports the mark ham sealawax club drew a tremendous response from the public even though the club fell short of the playoffs the mark ham club is scheduled in a league with seven other metro teams it is stiff competition and because of it most of the markham team is made up of imports this year they will receive player assistance from the toronto marlies and as things stand now from the gatsonfalconbridge native sons from the coaching end of it things look pretty good for the home club frank bonello a former player for the whitby dunnics will handle the chores behind the bench anyone interesied in catching a glimpse of the markham team in action should be at the markham community centre on october sth for an exhibition game against whitby baseball much controversy has arisen from a recent column regarding the funeral of baseball in stouffville although not apologizing for anything i wrote i would like to take an opportunity to do some muchneeded clarifying with that chunk of literary i tried to express my feelings about the disorganization of the baseball situation here this summer and like it or not my feelings are still unchanged only trouble was however that 1 misled a num ber of baseball leaders in stouffville into believing i was talking about them this i assure you was not my intention don ilaynes whose sheer perserveieme has kept him from throwing in the towel brought it to my attention that the article was somewhat suggestive indicating that the baseball boys in town were lazy and irresponsible don was instrumental in trying to start the intermediate ball club again and in my opinion did everything that was earthly possible to keep it going however the trouble and there was plenty wrong with the organization was not here but was in the league operators the leaders the conveners the big wigs call them what you like don has received nothing from the ontario baseball associa tion in way of support advice or assistance don and his club met every obligation they were confronted with and more often than not found themselves standing in some strange park with not even as much as a girl guide team to play against and its not just don thats doing all the work as a matter of fact one man couldnt handle the responsibilities of a baseball team guys like bert jagger and roger todd hase done every thing possible in an effort to get the ball rolling here don is filling every last obligation then will gracefully bow out of the oba next season he and othe other ball promoters will endeavour to place an intermediate team in a northern eight- team loop where incidently little britain went when they drop ped out of the oba midway through the season one of the most important members of any ball club al though you wont find him on the field is the sponsor and in this case glen ratcliff deserves a hearty pat on the back for his efforts in building a baseball club here glen sank x number of dollars into the purchase of equipment and uniforms and this badly organized season has affected him too i expect to see a vast improvement next season if the inter mediates can land a slot in this northern league and i think were going to get it meanwhile don haynes and his lads have learned from ex perience that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link and when that link is the head of the organization theres not much hope for success track and field no matter where he goes in the world bill crothers always seems to come up with a win recently at the world student games held in budapest hungary bill once again captured tha 800 metres race against worldwide competition the likeable pharmacist from markham seems to have a monopoly on that race and only someone with a lot ol speed and determination will take it away from him closer to home sue nigh is making the city headlines with her efforts in the ladies high jump reaching heights of 54 and 55 sue has won more awards and medals than anyone we know of sue cleared up one point that has been bothering a number of people for a while in a picture in the telegram and the tribune it showed her clearing the bar with one shoe on and one shoe off people wondered whether it fell off or was taken off on purpose well brace yourselves sue takes it off before jumping as she seems to get better height by it i wonder what would hap pen if she took both of them off swimming the pool is closed for another year the diving boards were taken down and the doors bolted or the labour day weekend terminating one of the best seasons stouffville pool has had the heaters placed in the first of the year kept the water warm when polar bears wouldnt dream of swimming that only goes to prove the old saying that you have to spend money to make money of course there were other expenses that cropped up during the summer months both diving boards were replaced with new ones and vandals had their childish fun cutting up canvas and breaking life preservers of course you have to expect the latter from people when you try lo give them a place to go to kill the boredom i dont know why these kiddies fent stay at home nights and cut out paper dolls thats about where their intelli gence quotient stands football now that school if youll pardon the expression is back in full swing stouffilles football team will begin practising for another season although i was only around for the tailend games last year i was much impressed with stouffvilles club this year coach jim rehill tells me the team should be even stronger mr rehill said that the school has purchased additional practise equipment with which to train the team last year they made the playoffs and were beaten out in the very end this year they could carry through to total victory suggest increase continued from front the council had held seven special meetings and work on i the building has just started i a ratepayer in the audience said that in his opinion the kencral public was not aware of these many additional duties that council members porform- ed reeve win timbers seemed j to frown on any pay raise for tne current year but said that i the council could introduce a recommendation that would rcopen the issue for discussion tin 1966 i savings by the shovelful place your order for our topgrade top heat ing coal now the supply is up and the prices are down be wise be warm be prepared early for the first chill stock your bin stouffville coop phone 6401550