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pjg 10 the stouffviltf tribune liaiity october 28 1963 626 fans see york steel shade markham 4 3 in opening game markham junior b hockey i markham drew first blood ear- coach frank boneilo pondered j ly in the initial period on a coal momentarily in the dressinz i by john marshall york steel room- then stated we missed i took the lead away with lour peny of aood scoring chances minutes remaining in the first he was reflecting on the preced- period when john hughes ing sixty minutes of hockey i scored his first of two goals which saw his team take the i djc crone standing near the lead three times then lose out open corner of york steels ret in three heartbreaking minutes found himself with a loose puck in the final period york steel i e in the middle frame he had come on strong in the last made no mistake in bulging the frame with two quick goals to j twine putting the homesters in- markham their second loss in as many starts boneilo was right markham missed a number of chances but the fans 626 of them in all went away happy they had witnesed a fast exciting hard hitting and lowscoring contest the club executive had stated prior to the game that the only way to bring back the crowds was to give them something worth coming back for mark ham sealawax filled the or der and threw in a few bene fits throughout the game every time markham scored a goal york steel cancelled it they went one step further in the fin al twenty minutes when they equalled markhams third goal and added one for themselves bonellos strategy of pulling goalie ron marlow failed to gain the homesters an equalizer the pulling of marlow was the last of countless plays that held spectators on the edge of their seats brad davidson and larry gib bons who were given assists on the tally had kept goaltender gary edwards busy at the other side of the cage edwards had no chance on crones shot bill lewis made it 22 five minutes later after a scramble in front of the markham net breaks for each club the second period yielded two major breakaways one for each team roy hewitt of markham found himself in the wide open spaces from the york steel blue line hls blistering drive was partially stopped by edwards then bounced behind the goalie coming to rest only inches from the line edwards moved like a cat after the canary and pounc ed on the loose puck near the end of the frame markhams captain bruce an drew had the puck stolen off his stick to set up york steels major break doug acomb had near clear sailing from centre although andrew was hot on his heels acomb got his shot away that was blocked by marlow then fell to the ice while an drew got the black and white striped arm for tripping both goalies came up with key saves some of the shots were near impossible stops et they were blocked brennan is hero markhams third and final goal was the prettiest effott of the night chris evans carried the puck into the right corner fed a long pass across the goal mouth to dan mackey who roared in with perfect precision and slapped it home with ron marlow laid flat out on the ice york steel tied ihe game at three apiece on hugh es second goal and finally with all the excitement of an nhl play york steels pete brennan finished off the scoring brcn nan picked the puck from a scramble in font of markhams net and flashed the light to give york steel their first lead in the game a lead that held un til the final whistle york steel outshot markham 3021 with the sealawax club only registering five shots in the final period both clubs split four penalties apiece showing that while it was a fast and tugged game the players stuck to the rules markhams next home en counter is friday tomorrow night when they tangle with dixie game time is 830 pm leaf rookie at markham opener brit selby rookie forward with the toronto maole icafs dropped the puck on friday night to officially open the junior b hockey season at markham rival ccntremen are bruce andrew right of markham and paul evans of york steel third period rally comes too late if the stouffville clippers had started tuesday nights exhibition game at the five- minute mark of the first period they would have defeated the aurora tigers by one goal as it was however the first quart er of the initial period proved fatal to the homesters and the end score showed aurora with a 74 victory the clippers couldnt find their skating legs until late in the first period and by that time they trailed by four goals they held aurora to two goals in the middle frame and allow ed only one in the final twenty minutes stouffville went on a scoring pree midway through the third frame rapping in three goals in less than four minutes coach harold hodgson play ed most of his rookies in the game leaving the regulars in the stands goalie chuck doyle tom benson craig dunnett pete the ross jim and robin hood and reesor did not dress for game ken aida and brown were the only two mem bers of last years team to see action brown scores two bill brown scored two of stouffvilles four goals while hart and shelston added the others auroras goals came off the sticks of jack wray doc carl ton paul finley mike alcorn dave thompson pat flanagan and rick holancin the visitors presented the locals with a rough and tumble game and took 14 of the 18 penalties assessed stouffville begins its regular season this tuesday when they meet bobcaygeon plans are under way to hold ceremonies announcing the opening game on hand will be the scarbor ough firefighters band game time is 830 pm markham wins first game defeats brampton 52 after opening their regular season with a pair of losses markham juniors bounced back sunday night to dump the brampton sevenups 52 the game was played at the bramp ton arena six of the seven goals were scored in the first two periods while the final frame was used for a round a fisticuffs mark ham was given three 5minute majors while brampton served four the outbreak could not be blamed on any one happening but just seemed to erupt with out the slightest reason wayne mctaggart was given ave minutes for drawing blood when he forced dan mackey in to the wire mesh mackey re quired nine stitches to close a cut on his head larry gibbons was also slightly injured in the melee and required some medi cal attention wayne mctaggart was given a match misconduct brampton opened the scoring in the first period and closed it with a goal in the final frame in between markham rifled five pucks past goalie larry cope- land team captain bruce andrew struck for two of the five tallies while other goals came off the sticks of roy hewitt brian murphy and ken desiardines john marshall tabulated three assists markham outshot brampton 39 to 21 the sealawax squad hosts dixie friday night at the com munity centre game time is 830 pm adult skating at markham adult skating resumes again this season at the markham arena on saturday november 6th this evening of entertain ment and exercise is designed for persons 21 years of age and over in attendance and handling the musical chores will be the east york concert band starting time is 8 pm with the admission so cents about 60 couples attended the stouffvill lions club masquer ade dance at cedar beach gar dens musselmans lake on friday night curlers uniting hills golf a curling club presents open house week november 16 free curling free instruction free refreshments evening and afternoon bookings open for leagues activities membership mens league men 50 ladles league ladles 35 business ladies leaci couple 75 company ieariics family 90 bonspoils student 1s20 20 for further information write or call hotting hills golf a curling club rr 4 slouftville ontario s8s1776 or 2971121 pheasant season pheasant season in the town ships of uxbridge scott and reach in the county of ontario has begun and will remain open until november 6th shooting is from 800 am to 5 pm local time and the bag limit is three birds per day not more than one of which shall be a hen pheasants released this year in the townships of pickering whitchurch and king have all been leg banded and hunters are again asked to cooperate in re porting numbers on any bands retrieved either to the district foresters office at maple or the local conservation officer tuesday afternoon ladies high single flat joanne steel 280 high single hdcp joanne steel 298 high triple flat bunny burton 609 high triple hdcp shirley stewart 677 over 200 jean foley 232 bunny burton 239 lenore ramer 205 betty turner 256 shirley stewart 231- 218 joanne steel 280 team standings f troop 26 pts the lost souls 24 pts the wild ones 24 pts the flying six 16 pts typhoons 11 pts rolling stones 4 pts woodbridge forces suddendeath game the stouffville junior foot ball team who needed only one win to capture the league title had their tables turned friday when they were edged by woodbridge 20 stouffville won the first game 76 chris hatton proved to be the hero of the day as he scored both woodbridge points on punts stouffville failed to carry the ball over their oppon ents 30 yard line throughout the game the contest originally sche duled for thursday was post poned one day due to heavy rains friday however wasnt too much better presenting both teams with muddy turf and slippery grass pat smith in his usual form was the bright light on the stouffville offense while a young rookie harold crowder made the best defensive plays the sudden death game be tween these same two clubs will be played thursday today on neutral ground at thornhill sports scripts brit selby who could be a regular with the toronto maple leafs this season was the guest of honour at the game and offi ciated in the opening ceremonies besides dropping the puck lie was also called upon for the special door prize draw and the threestar selection ron marlow markhams goalie was down for a good five minutes in the final period the reason he struck his funny bone against the side of the net winner of the set of golf clubs offered by the markham hockey club was mr bob goode of mark ham the three stars as chosen by brit selbv were john marshall of markham bill lewis and john hughes both of york steel the general feel ing of the spectators after the game was great match but a tough one to lose public skating in the stouffville arena every sat night 830 pm every wed 1 to 5 pm admission sat 50t wed 20c mrs rose carey named president of skating ciub mrs rose carey has been elected president of the stouff ville skating club for the 1965- 66 season she replaces last years president mr don huxt- able mrs carey and other members of the executive were chosen at the annual general meeting held oct 13th at the municipal offices also selected at the meeting were mrs marion boadway vice president mrs helen hux- table secretary and mrs nor ma wilkes treasurer the executive officers this year include mrs a smith mr bill allen mr allen hatha way and mr roy ward returning to her professional teaching position is mrs jean barkey she will have some 120 children under her guidance an alltime high for the skating club individual point scoring race markham junior b piling up three assists sunday night in brampton john mar shall moved into a first place tie in the points race with larry gibbons marshall has one goal and three assists as compared with gibbons four assists markham juniors only start ing to find their scoring power rallied more times sunday night than in their two previous games the club now has nine goals to its credit with 15 as sists for a total of 24 points here is a breakdown of the scoring g a pts john marshall 1 3 4 larry gibbons 0 4 4 roy hewitt 2 1 3 brian murphy 1 2 3 bruce andrew 2 0 2 ken desjardines 1 1 2 chris evans 0 2 dick crone 1 0 1 dan mackey 1 0 1 pete cullen 0 1 1 gary cuncliffe 0 1 1 mixed bowling league legion ladies bowling league october 19 high single marion crowder 263 high triple bev burden 635 doreen northover 635 over 600 opal lehman 614 marion crowder 600 over 200 doreen northover 244218 may foord 243 bev burden 216-212- 207 marion crow 215263 opal lehman 216206 october 26 high single bernice nelson 209 high triple elaine livingstone 567 over 200 elaine livingstone 207 ev mac- kay 204 marion crowder 202 bernice nelson 201 doreen northover 201 team standings ookpics 16 pts scamps 14 pts curvers 14 pts untouchables 14 pts should bes 13 pts whoozits 13 pts miller mary flat triple women high single flat mary 303 high single hdcp miller 312 high triple mary miller 666 high hdcp mary miller 693 men high single flat jack pollard 282 high single hdcp grant turner 304 high triple flat charlie grove 711 high triple hdcp charlie grove 729 over 200 jack pollard 282 bill loker 275- 204 grant turner 273215 bill melnechuk 250 charlie grove 245233233 bud lehman 244 tom miller 243209 murray stewart 225211200 ep keuken 216 gary seidel 214211 gerry van veen 214 mary miller 303 betty turner 258 junior b hockey markham arena dixie vs markham fri oct 29th game time 830 pm support your junior b club kxx monday night mens league 7 oclock high single flat ron willcr- ton 310 high single hdepi bill grove 302 high tripie flat john otter 757 hih triple hdcp larry stewart 788 over 200 ron willertbt 310 bill grove 289 larry stewart 281 hal da- foe 262 bill porter 246 bill farthing 220 tony illingsworth 210 ben keuken 209 v blake sr 206 b morley 203 phillip arundell 202 lloyd mc vicar 200 team standings bakerv 16 pts hillbillies 15 pts hals snack bar 12 p blowbys 9 pts machine tool 8 pts team six c pts 9 oclock high single flat g drewery 278 high single ihdcni eldon wagg 303 high triple flat i b mclean 708 high triple hdcp d mehaffey 729 over 200 eldon wagg 296 g drewery 278 b mclean 271 d vaughan 271 elvin wideman 203 herb yakelv 266 d mehaffey 248 k burkholder 215 art grove 241 b sheridan 211 ralph marcclli 233 r goumtrd 229 karl paislev 223 l morgason 223 bill alter 222 d ratrliff 219 wally lee 207 gold tarr 214 g jackson 206 c morris 201 j illingsworth 200 ray steel 202 team standings unknowns 17 pts patricks 15 pts untouchables 9 pts d a construction 7 pis franks shell 7 pts big eoppers 5 pts village ladies bowling league 7 oclock high single winnie elson 252 high triple betty allen 633 over 200 betty allen 252213 gave leh man 217 kav haslam 208 barb melhuish 203 may foord 201 team standings hustlers 17 pts pretzels 14 pts cornerpins 14 pts last chance 7 pts dreamers 7 pts smug glers 4 pts in this corner by ron wallace gary browns black friday le sujet de cette chronique est gary brown no in thii corner has not gone bilingual but the first sentence seemed like an appropriate way to introduce a stranger to our midst his name is gary brown in either language and his profes sion is hockey if he ever gets around to do it gary is an import to bolster the stiength of the markham junior b entry this year but up to now things havent been looking too good he has all the ambition and spirit thats required for hockey now all he needs is a bit of luck gary came from latuque quebec and after three practises with the toronto marlboros broke his wrist its a common hazard among hockey players to break bones and garv took his pitfall with the thought that it would heal eventually meanwhile the marties sent him to markham and while his wrist healed gary watched his team mates go through their pacei in practises exhibitions and games finally the doctor ordered that the cast be removed and with a few weeks of exercise the wrist would again be in top shape last friday gary was all smiles as the cast came off the same day he was stricken again this time with tonsillitis it was only a sore throai until sunday when again the doctor stepped into the picture with the bad news gary was still smiling m had to miss three days of school which to anyone would be a break in the routinebut he still hasnt seen any action with his hockey club being a stranger in markham the goodlooking fairhaired yoith said that the hospitality and friendlyness is tops although he admitted he was shy he has wasted no time in making many friends at markham district high school where he is presently a grade 12 student he explained that on the first day a couple of the students showed him around the school introduced him to the teachers and made him known to his class he said that he likes markham but in the same breath explains that its too quiet gary is staying with mr and mrs harry james on elizabeth street he was a little worried about his accommodation at first but after meeting the james he is more than satisfied with the arrangement at 17 years old this is garys first time awav from home for any lengthy period he was born and raised in latuque a small city of about 13000 people because there are no nearby communities gary said that all the sports competitions are played within the con fines of the city limits he has two younger sisters and his father is the chief of police in latuque he attended champagne high school before coming to ontario gary was discovered by jack toupen who is the quebec scout for toronto he was playing midget hockey at the time a rightwinger gary said he was always two years ahead of his class when he was peewee age he played bantam and when he was midget age he played juvenile standing 511 and weighing 160 pounds garv hopes to see action very shortly depending on what coach frank boneilo says gary could play tomorrow night when markham mceti dixie in school where everyone speaks english gary finds the go ing a littlerough he is used to speaking french most of the time but to listen to him talk its hard to tell which is his second lan guage english or french one other fellow on the markham club larry gibbons speaks french and between them they confuse the whole team at school gary finds chemistry relatively easy some guys have it and some dont but he just cant come to terms with that wild english cat shakespeare all his expenses including schooling housing and even spend ing money are consumed by the toronto marlboros the marliet will also finance garys trip home for christmas we cant tell you what kind of a hockey player gary really is because weve never seen him play butwhen so manv people go to so much trouble over one prospect hes bound to be good gary wants to play hockey and play is as soon as possible each day he works out on a rubber ball to strengthen his wrist and is now using a hand grip as further therapy looking into the future gary would like to become a pro fessional hockey player but he states not unless he has a good sound education if i was ever in an accident that prevented me from playinf hockey i would want a good education to back me up he said with a philosophy like that how can he miss 9 oclock high single betty armstrong 258 high triple betty arm strong 567 over 200 joyce wright 204 lorraine barber 200 claremont comm bowling lg ladies high scores high single flat ev surphlis 31 high single hdcp ev sur phlis 360 high triple flat eva padley 6s5 high triple hdcp eva padley 826 high average marge samarillo 191 men high scores high single flat dave fergu son 316 high single hdcp dave ferguson 325 high triple vic binclli 795 high triple hdcp jack bradshaw 753 high average vic binelli 225 over 200 ken field sub 326218 gord clark jr sub 309 ivan booth 301235 jesse burrows 272 marge samarillo 258 doro thy nairn 251 vic binelli 245- 236201 doreen welsh 243206 helen pascoe 243 lloyd pascoc 242 dave ferguson 235228 i lloyd macgregor 232 shirley pilkev 230 blair evans 222 los padley 221203 jack brad shaw 219 beulah shank 218 aggie ferguson 216 john hill 214200 jean booth 211 ev surphlis 211 howie budd 209 joe burrows 209205 frank wills 205 fein redshaw 205 pete bell 201 gerry fernandes 200 team standings ivan booth 26 pts al roszcll 26 pts vic binclli 23 pts lloyd pascoe 19 pts dave ferguson 19 pts joe burrows 19 pts lloyd macgregor 19 pts jack bradshaw 15 pts jean booth 14 pts marge samarillo 13 pis jean bradshaw 11 pts ev sur phlis 6 pts meanwhile our home town hockey enthusiasts must not be forgotten even though their regular season has not started well it starts this tuesday with gala opening ceremonies bands and dignitaries and even last years champs will be in attendance at the arena a number of last years stars will return to the una up with an even amount of rookies the veterans include goalie chuck doyle ken aida jim hood pete reesor ross brown craig dunnett and tom benson newcomers to the stouffville clippers are william brown rr 4 stouffville george shepherd thornhill craig hilborn west rouge frances haylow stouffville glenn hart west rouge peter everett rr pickering and evan downing west rouge the clippers are in the same c and d combined league with practically the same teams minus uxbridge and plus the controversial haliburton other teams include bobcaygeon who will be the visiting team on opening night here sutton-canning- ton woodville little britain lindsay aurora and possibly new market the newmarket club was not represented at a meeting held here on sunday but it is speculated that thev will ice a team if however they dont then aurora and stouffville can and probab ly will choose players from their club something new that will be added this season is an allstar game to be played on january 8th it will pit the defending champion bobcaygeon against the best players of the other teams the only drawback to stouffville residents is the fact that the game will be played in bobcaygeon nevertheless the thing to remember right now is that opening date of the regular season here its november 2 1965 at 830 pm the arena can hold a lot more people than it did last year on monday night the stouffville arena was invaded by kids minor hockey leagues officially started and although there were no games played some of ihe youngsters underwent some drastic loosening up for many it was their first time on skate this season and regaining those legs took a bit of practise how ever by the end of the practises ihe boys seemed ready willing and able to plunge headlong into the regular season a few last minute registrations were handled by last years pros wilfred morley and many of the boys sized up their new coaches as well as vice versa all the squirts did was skate no sticks no pucks just skate from the skating we chose one lad that will be worth watching as the season develops hes young don rennie son of mr and mrs jim rennie and on the ice this kid is like a bullet theres no doubt about it he can skate and quite well for a boy his age but whether he can keep up his deadly pace with a hockey stick in his hand remains to be seen don is playing in the squirt league although from his size he could practically sneak into a bantam practise and not be noticed throughout the season we will be selecting other young lads who stand out among their clubs and each will receive honourable mention in this corner games in the minor league should get under way this monday night begining at 630 pm speaking of hockey players who deserve honourable mention i firmly bclive this is the only place where they can get it they are a group of boys who either too old or too tired cannot make the organized leagues all have the desire to play hockey and a tip of the wallace derby to telf rennie for finding a free hour monday night for them to play they dont go under any name they dont have regular uni forms and they dont charge admission but they do have fun unfortunately if you dont play for this group youre too late there is no room for additional recruits however you can still come down to the arena monday night and watch these excep tional hockey players work out keep a sharp eye peeled for such super stars as bill hit cm harmon dave puck shy slack bill bruiser mcnelly bob the glove wagg and many many more and dont miss mike frank udvarl cadieux at the end of the referees whistle mr law and order himself what better way of keeping stouffville youngsters out of hot water titan to put them on ice