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stouffville wins fifth straight with 51 victory haliburton latest clipper victim stouffville the controversial boys from the north country were in town tuesday night tney put on a good show but failed to leave stouffville with a victory as a matter of fact haliburtons loss gave the clippers their fifth straight win of the campaign the homesters have yet to taste defeat in regular league play with three goals in the space of eightysix seconds in the first period it looked as though stouffville was going to send the huskies back up north hanging their heads in shame however it didnt work out quite that way the visitors settled themselves down in the middle frame notched their only goal and kept the clippers scoreless they also learned how to hit a man something they did very little of in the first period the hitting got harder players flew further and the piay got sloppier as the contest aged a spokesman for the huskies was asked if the tra velling is slowing down his players he replied that al though thi3 club will go further than some american astronauts this season the boys like it and it doesnt seem to bother them they may not be tired but some thing can be done with their shooting more than three- quarters of the shots fired at the stouffville net missed their mark some by an atrocious distance dizzy first period picked up a loose puck deep in the game was less than minute old and stouffville had two men in the penalty box tom benson came off at the 38 second mark for holding and pete event followed twelve seconds later on a charging in fraction the visitors buzzed around chuck doyle but poor shooting lost them the chance of an early lead pete reesor hit paydirt for 5touffvllle at the 606 mark of the initial frame with bill brown and ken aida copying him in swift order browns goal rang off the goalpost and with lady luck fell behind goalie dave austen austen looked shaky in the first frame but calmed down as the game progressed he came up with some key saves in the second and third periods in the second period it was every man for himself as both clubs came out breathing fire their mood showed in the pen alty box with a total of twenty- eight minutes being assessed ken aida picked dan roberts as an individual opponent mid way through the frame and both received seven minutes each two for cross checking and five for fighting the fight never really did get underway aj referee jack shropshire and linesman barry mclean acted as peace makers ron stackhouse ruined doyles shutout bid at 613 of the middle period hart goes the distance in the final period stouff ville found the mark for their final two goals bob armstrong scored first boosting stouff- villes lead to three goals his tally came at the 404 mark ten minutes later glen hart his own territory and whizzed the complete length of the ice to end the scoring for the night hart was followed by a hali burton player who stuck like glue but couldnt take the puck away from the speeding young ster chuck doyle although not called upon to any great ex tent came up with the big stops when they were necessary on two occasions he robbed hali burton marksmen of sure goals ken aida meanwhile was robbed on a breakaway at the other end of the rink well handled referee jack shropshire with the game under control at all times wasnt taking any thing from anyone he assessed haliburton with a twominute bench penalty when a player uttered a remark that caught his ear garry gartshore capt of the team was fingered as the culprit and sat out the sent ence in the third period shrop shire overheard a comment by george sheppard and nailed the player with a tenminute misconduct tabulating the entire evening the referee whistled out twenty- two penalties for a grand total of 58 minutes stouffvilles unheaten streak will be challenged this friday night tomorrow when they travel to bobcaygeon it will be he second meeting between these two clubs since the cam paign opened in the first match stouffville scraped out a 54 victory the next home game for the clippers is slated for tuesday night at the arena whpn they lock horns with newmarket game time is 845 sports scbipts standard equipment during tuesdays game in addition to skates pads and sticks should have been umbrellas tne game was held indoors believe it or not but the arena roof under a tor rential offseason rain storm leaked like a sieve puddles for med on the ice in assorted places and each time one does it forms a lump or a break in the smooth surface perhaps this could be part of the reason for the mainly sloppy game even some fans were required to take shelter or shift down a few- feet the trip from hali burton to stouffville took a little more than two and a half hours to complete a number of visiting fans also made the trip a good sign of moral support on their home ice this is the first season in nearly 3 years that haliburton had iced a team up to this year they were with out an arena pete ree sor let go with one of his harder checks of the season tuesday near the end of the game when he dropped a bomb on mike easton easton hit the boards with such a force that it knock ed him senseless for almost a minute upon recovering he wobbled to the players bench like he had returned from a saturday night binge the home town crowd at the arena was to say the least terrible ken aida still leading race sfc minor hockey association draw 2 grey cup tickets 2 dinners at silver rail restaurant for 100 get your tickets now from lions club members draw november 25 moose manor markham road support minor hockey in stouffville tickets also available for stouffville lions club mammoth banquet same evening same place stouffville ken aida increased his narrow onepoint lead to two points by virtue of a goal and an assist in tuesday nights contest against halibur ton aida now has five goals and five assists for ten points in sec ond spot after adding 2 points tuesday is glen hart ross brown and peter evertt are tied for third place brown who has scored at least one point in each of his first four games was held off the seoresheet tuesday night following is a breakdown of the individual scoring player g a pis ken aida 5 5 10 glen hart 5 3 8 ross brown 4 3 7 pete evertt 2 5 7 george sheppard 4 15 pete reesor 3 2 5 bob armstrong 2 2 4 evan downing 12 3 craig dunnett 112 frances haylow 112 tom benson 112 jim hood 0 2 2 bill brown 10 1 tom gostlin 0 11 bob shelston oil no hockey here gals go north stouffville at least seven girls part of the now- defunct stouffville girls hoc key team have expressed their desire to play this season since stouffville will not ice a club the players have taken their talents to uxbridge there they combined forces with part of the uxbridge team and if everything goes according to plan will perform in a six- team league the girls include barb hill wendy burrows pat hamill carol barber jagger sharon renaud marsha wagg and goalie betty anne carruthers in an exhibition game play ed last thursday uxbridge blanked orono 40 with nancy barnhardt scoring twice barb hill and heather munroe fired singles other changes made in the organization include cobourg joining with orono to form one team and although it is still speculation lindsay may ice two clubs teams from bow- manville and oshawa are also negotiating to enter the league uxbridge when the regular season begins will play its home games on thursday nights beginning at 8 pm there is still room on the club for additional recruits and any girl interested is asked to contact assistant coach bert jagger at 6402743 newmarket here the stouffville clippers leading the oha junior c league with five wins and no losses will travel to bobcaygeon friday night then return for a home game against newmarket next tuesday game time is 845 pm stouffville minor hockey results and scoring totals 30 30 60 goalies aver gp ga aver chuck doyle t 4 9 225 john gomes t 1 2 200 v totals 5 11 213 metro jr b standings incl tuesday results nov 16 gp w l t pts westclair 9 7 1 1 15 brampton 9 5 3 1 11 whitby 9 4 4 19 etobicoke 7 3 13 9 markham 8 4 4 0 8 st mikes 8 3 5 0 6 weston s 2 4 2 6 dixie 8 0 6 2 2 future games friday etobicoke at markham westclair at st mikes dixie at weston sunday etobicoke at brampton st mikes at dixie sasssssssssssssss hi junior b hockey markham arena etobicoke vs markham fri nov 19h game time 830 pm support your junior b club canadian students union wants taxpaid tuition board travel and textbooks and guaranteed diplomas legion ladies bowling league high single bernice nelson 251 high triple bernice nelson 653 over 600 marian crowder 647 winnie elson 641 over 200 winnie elson 249236 marian crowder 234211202 bev bur den 225 alta badgero 217 elaine livingstone 215 vera nesbitt 211205 betty baker 210208 opal lehman 210 ber nice nelson 207251 ollie eric- son 209 gwen mcfadden 207 team standings ookpics 23 pts untouchahles 23 pts curvers20 pts whoozits 20 pts scamps 17 pts should bes 17 pts squirt house league november 15 credit union 7 equipment express 0 cu bradlev nigh 245 cu craig vule 1545 cu blair bangav jack holder 1603 cu jack holder lome ljwis 2150 cu craig waite 221s cu lome lewis jack holder 2322 cu jack holder lome lewis 2750 taylor fuels 4 birkett insurance 1 tf michael wightman doug wagg 1412 bi keith acton 1933 tf michael wightnin doug wagg 2045 tf doug taylor 2224 tf martin valleau mike wightman 2550 stouflville stockyards 2 schells red white 1 rw donnie smith 245 ss howie jones 539 ss howie jones ronnie schell 1128 atom house ieague november 16 weldon shoe 1 stouftvillc bakery 0 ws jeff jensen 1411 altona feeds 3 schell lumber 2 af steven mcconrel 1530 sl jimmy grove cari davis 1732 af steven mcconnell 2442 af steven mcconnell 2548 sl david huxtable 2945 peewee house league november 16 sanders ba 1 crest hardware 1 1 ba michael holland doug hodgson gordon hodgson 200 2 ch ron heise kevin acton hunts sunoco 3 howard storry 3 1 hs paul brown david taybr 1347 sh paul rcdin jim boyd 1625 2 hs blair mcneil glen wilson 818 hs frank roberts ernie anderson 936 hs glen wilson 1358 sh wayne flynn william winn wayne feasby 1458 stouffville minor hockey schedule monday november 22 squirt 630 schell red white vs credit union dressing rooms 1 i 700 stouffville stock yards vs taylor fuels dressing rooms 2 3 730 birkett insurance vs equipment express dressing rooms 1 4 bantam interlocking hous league schedule with markham monday nov 22 89 pm hammersley sunoco vs altona feeds at stouffville wednesday nov 31 89 pm hunts sunoco vs youngs market at markham tuesday november 23 atom 600 schell lumber vs weldon shoes dressing rooms 2 3 630 altona feeds vs stouffville bakery dressing rooms 1 4 peewee 700 storry haulage vs crest hardware dressing rooms 2 3 745 sanders ba vs hunts sunoco dressing rooms 1 4 the stouffyiue tribune tway novtmber 18 1965 pge tl markham minor hockey results and scoring mixed bowling league nov 16 womens scores high single flat betty turner 236 high single hdcp martha gordon 239 high triple flat mary miller 641 high triple hdcp mary miller 656 mens high scores high single flat bud lehman 302 high single hdcp bud lehman 308 high triple mat bud lehman 743 high triple hdcp bud lehman 761 over 200 betty turner 236 mary miller 226217 nancy lehman 210203 bud lehman 302276 charlie grove 282213212 grant turner 261 tom miller 254 gerry van- veen 219213 bill mclnechuk 243237204 bill loker 237 ed sanders 233214 murray stew art 214 john otter 213 ep kcuken 205 peewee millionaires trounced 112 by richmond hill markham the markham peewee millionaires looked indeed like millionaires for one minute of an exhibition contest against richmond hill saturday night but for the re mainder of the game the roof fell in markham slammed in two quick goals before the ice had barely been scraped jim tett- mar and david potter were the marksmen a sixtysecond shutout dream turned into a goalies night mare for john pajre as rich mond hill roared back the visitors scored eight goals in the first two periods then add ed three more in the final frame the young goalie seem ed to have trouble with his stick which is somewhat larger than his small frame requires both teams evenly split four penalties with murdock and grieve going off for the home sters the millionaires continue their exhibition schejule this week when they meet goulding parks allscope electric club at doublerink arena thurs day tonight at 615 pm and wrap up the schedule saturday when they host the woodbridge peewee allstars at the com munity centre game time is 1230 pm etobicoke rally shades markham etobicoke markham juniors after taking a onegoal first period lead lost to the etobicoke indians 31 in a league game played tuesday night the loss pushed mark ham into fourth place in the metro loop one point behind etobicoke and whitby who are tied for third brian murphy who scored his eighth goal of the campaign was the lone markham marks man he notched his tally at 635 of the initial frame big gun for the indians was tim ecclestone who fired two of their three goals and played a solid sixty minute hockey game he scored the winner and added an insurance marker at 825 of the final period late in the second frame etobicoke had a goal called back when it was ruled by the referee that the puck had been kicked in it gave a lift to markhams spirits but they failed to rally steve woods netted the other indian goal eight minutes after murphys opener tl christmwi the smithcorona portable typewriter wonderful giff for all the famfly fullsize fullquality full featured smithcorona portable as low 7995 tribune office sufplies as phone stouffville 6402100 only one point tuesday night markham jr b markham in the last two games that markham has play ed points have been few and far between tuesday night in their 31 loss to etobicoke only brian murphy managed to increase his scoring total by notching the lone markham goal friday night when markham lost to whitby 32 a mere five points were distributed among four players murphys goal boosted his scoring total to eight and he leads his club in that division he has five assists for 13 points captain bruce andrew still maintains second spot although he has failed to increase his total since november 8th the individual standings are as follows player g a pts brian murphy 8 5 13 bruce andrew 5 6 11 john marshall 2 8 10 roy hewitt 4 5 9 chris evans 2 6 8 larry gibbons 16 7 ken dcsjardlne 2 2 4 gary brown 12 3 gil laflamme 12 3 dan mackey 112 dick crone 1 1 2 denis milroy 10 1 pete cullcn 0 11 brad davidson oil gary cuncliffe oil totals 29 47 76 goaltender aver gp gaaver ron marlow 8 32 400 village ladies bowling league 7 oclock high single gaye lehman 243 high triple barb melhuish 590 over 200 tiny stewart 230 kay haslam 227 barb melhuish 220 winnie elson 213 helen hassard 207 marg wagg 203 team standings pretzels 33 pts last chance 24 pts cornerpins 21 pts strugglers 20 pts hustlers 19 pts dreamers 9 pis high single minnie peach 215 high triple joyce wright 616 over 200 joyce wright 241215 joyce wilcox 209 barb morley 207 betty wilcox 202 team standings cork pullers 30 ps moon lighters 24 pts woodstumpers 22 pts the originals 8 pts atom house league with goalie steve harlow guarding the twine markham cleaners skated to their third shutout of the season they ed ged williamsons esso 10 rick sutherlands unassisted goal gave the cleaners their victory in the second contest mark ham vets dumped toromark furniture 31 scoring for the winners were j arnold j gray and j tapscott d pearce and p lamb combined in mak ing the plays resulting in goals olaf rabe notched the only to romark goal when he took a pass from r mcgowan barry sutton notched every goal for sheas realtors as they defeated hydro union 42 as sisting on the goals were rod titus gary rodger bruce ris- to and bruce dorcy bobby france and pete heldlcmcir blinked the light for hydro glen collins was instrumental assisting on both goals omha bantams the omha bantams spon sored by markham chrsyler dodge will play their next game friday tomorrow ag ainst brooklin at 6 pm the game will be played in the brooklin arena midget house league in a clean fast and hardhit ting contest talpark motors downed carols beauty salon 42 page with a pair carson and young were the scorers for the winners laurence and lin ton rallied for carols peewee house league markham police and western battled to a 22 deadlock in the first game of the peewee league played last wednesday tony bates and gavin berry found the mark for the police while d scott and b- grant fired winners for western in the second match crestex dumped bobs smoke shop 62 b wilson and j lester hit for two goals each while j sutton and d assinck notched singles w howison and r ferby bul ged the twine for the losers one penalty was called during the game being assessed to bobs smoke shop clm shaded carsons 32 in a close exciting game b watson c wright and f hain es were the marksmen for the winners while j ross and l armstrong scored for carsons chryslers blanked crestex 40 in a game played friday night b mackenzie scored twice while singletons came off the sticks of j owen and k ryall e jackson and r sine picked up assists matt nutson playing a strong game register ed the shutout bantam house league on wednesday night in the bantam house league youngs market downed markham flor ists 42 j seebeck hit for a pair while b bidan and r rodgers fired singles c law rence and f martindale hit paydirt for the losers in a league match played monday night youngs market again emerged victorious when they dumped parkview golf 5- 3 goal scorers for the winners were john mclean with two jim seebeck bob bidan and ricky rodgers garry charters fired a pair for parkview while eric goddard notched the oth er six penalties were called in the rugged match five of them going to parkview in the second game of the evening lombank loans edged markham planing mill 32 glen follett scored the winning goal with only seconds remain ing in the game other goals for lombank were scored by pete tunney and david sissons bri an wilson and ken merriott scored for the losers future bantam games upcoming games in the ban tam league will be played monday at 5 pm when mark ham planing mill meets lom bank loans at 6 pm parkview golf tangles with markham florist these games are slated for markham arena in the stouffvillemarkham interlock ing series hammersley sunoco meets altona feeds at the stouffville arena at 8 pm on wednesday evening youngs market will host hunts sunoco of stouffville at the community centre game time is 8 pm omha midgets on monday night the omha midgets played host to west rouge in an exciting contest that saw the homesters win the match 53 goals scored by markham came off the sticks of vinny lauruslk dave paullkot bill barber with a pair and steve murray bruce dal- rymples exceptional goaltend- ing played a big part in mark- hams victor the coach and manager expressed their de light in the win marking the homesters first league game in the lakeshore group schedule the midgets are sponsored by assinck bros of markham omha juveniles this squad of hockey players werent as fortunate as the midgets as they fell prey to a 152 drubbing at the hands of west rouge a weak defense and disorganized forward lines were partly blamed for the onesided score bob barker and don deacon were the only players able to break through to score for the homesters markham played the game without the services of four players they open their regu lar schedule sunday against this same club attention i beginning this weekend and continuing for the duration of the hockey season all boys in any league will be required to wear plastic tips on their skate blades this is i a safety precaution designed to protect the lads from serious cuts any player nbt wearini the guards will not be permit- led to play hockey guards can be purchased at any sporting goods store for a very reasonable price editors nolet in order that the stouffville tribune can give complete and accurate coverage to the mark ham minor hockey results it will be necessary to have the first names of all boys men tioned in stories coaches and conveners please keep 0is in mind markhams bill crothers outstanding athlete in 65 markham bill crothers a middledistance specialist from markham was th big winner last week as the am ateur athletic union of canada announced its 1d65 outstanding athlete awards crothers was named recipi ent of the john w davies award as canadas outstanding track star and also was awarded the norton h crowe trophy as the outstanding competitor in any aau sport winner of the vclma spring- stead trophy as the top woman athlete in any sport was petri burka of toronto worlda fig- gurc skating champion the announcements were made at the aau annual meet ing earlier last week the aau announced several of its com petition sites for 1066 and 1967 the 1966 canadian track and field championships were awarded to edmonton but no date was set the champion ships will be combined with trials for the canadian team in the british empire games markham ph 2943355 roxy markham ph 2943355 thursday friday november m13 your favourite patty duke in li bbllii tl jim backus billy dk wolfe jane greer in technicolour added attractions the dave clarke five starring in heir own fcatnrclte also the rolling stones in lheir own fealurettn also a color cartoon matinee saturday 2 pm above show out at 400 prn starts saturday n1te mon tues wed nov 20 24 the top screen adventure of the year operation crossbow in technicolour on wide screen sophia ioren george peppard trevor howard john mills lilli palmer anthony quayle colour cartoon 2 shows at 700 pm k 915 pm