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thursday oct 9 1969 the tribune page 13 little britain vs stouffville stouffville tlons squirt entry in the ontario semifinals concluded a successful season by winning the league championship monday nine year old seven schell connected for one of his teams five hits jas thomas lions squirts win league championship stouffville the stouffville lions squirt team enjoys winning games the hard way theyve been doing it all season it may make tha vic tory a little sweeter for the players but it sure is tough on the coach and spectators on monday they edg ed markham 54 to sweep the series and take the title but they didnt score five runs in the first inning that would be too easy instead they spotted markham a 41 sssses lead and then bounced back with 1 in the 4th and 3 in the 5th the contest was a real thriller and deve loped into a torrid pit chers battle between the visitors pat ocalla- ghan and stouffvilles howie jones jones was belted hard in the 4th yielding five hits and four runs for six of the other innings however he looked great retiring the side in order in the second and third ocallaghan hurled well enough to win most games three walks in the 5th hurt him as each came on to score it was pitcher jones who wielded the biggest bat he socked a homer in the 4th and a single in the 5thdougfeasby david lang and steve schell each connected for one all singles charlie ringwood batting 8th in the mark ham order slammed a double doug wallace poked out a pair of singles other single safeties came from steve tar pat ocalla ghan bruce dorey and ron mcdonald ray winterstein brightens clipper hockey hopes by bob hastings stouffville win ter crept just a little bit closer sunday the sound of blades on ice and bodies on boards signalled the beginning of drills to determine stouffvilles warriors in the interme diate b division of the oha coach bob hassard lost little time in putting the twentyone hopefuls to work as the reds chal lenged the whiles in a scrimmage which remind ed many all too clearly of the summer excesses in order to concentrate exclusively as a player don haynes will have no coaching responsibilities this season if the dual role reduced his effective ness last year it went un noticed the clippers most con sistent marksman art rennick is still working out with the orillia entry in the senior oha while bob tripp a sturdy rear guard has returned in favor of a berth on the local squad of the new faces ray winterstein a former to ronto marlboro looked in good preseason shape as he took his position on the left wing dave win- nitoy appears to have the size and the moves to beef up the stouffville defence the baseball season stole a few of the hockey regulars but most of them arc expected to be on their blades tonight for the second practice which is slated for 900 a league organizational meeting will soon be held to determine the compo sition of the league and the game schedule registrations accepted stouffville all boys still wishing to regis ter for minor hockey this year are to contact mr percy schell at 6403274 or be at the arena on monday oct 20 from 7 to 8 oclock there is still room for players in each of the leagues midget age players are also to register by seeing mr schell all players in this group must try out for the omha team and if there are sufficient play ers remaining a house lea gue may be organized for them the house league teams will play at the following times mondays mites 630- 800 bantams 800900 midgets 9301030 tuesdays novice 500- 800 wednesdays peewee 600900 thursdays omha teams 6301030 many positions are still available for coaches and time keepers those inter ested should contact mr percy schell those inter ested in refereeing should contact mr murray red- shaw teams meet in title match sunday series all even stouffville its do or die for both stouffville and little britain sunday as the two teams battle right down tc the wire for the league title little britain extended the series to a seventh game with a comefrombehind 63 victory on their home diamond the rubber match goes at 2 pm if post poned because of rain its slated for the holiday monday at the same time stouffville appeared to have their third straight championship all wrapped up leading 31 last sunday moving into the sixth their rivals refused to quit hammering home five runs in the next three ken aida glen jackson and ross madill completed the circuit for the iga squad gord mcmillan mike herr john herr and larry lucas produced the plate power for the winners mcmillans blast cleared aidas out stretched glove to go the distance jackson limited little britain to 8 hits while his opponent clare osborne was clipped for 10 the winners were able to bunch their safeties together and produce the necessary runs the 33 game deadlock sets the stage for the crucial contest sunday with a weeks rest its likely that both jackson and osborne will go at it again coach roger todd will have all hands on deck for a climactic finish its eight months to next season seasons first win stouffville hs blanks brock tackles apiece philip kay wasnt far behind with five october 17 sees port perry at stouffville for the next game in league ac tion legion ladies league greenwood intermediates county fastball champions greenwood intermediates have retained the south ontario county fastball championship club mem bers are rear row left to right les wilson coach lloyd morden jim wilson tom davis ken mctaggart murray jones front row left to right howie malcolm ron evans keith wilson bat boy art puckrin rick brown brian mctaggart absent grant pascoe paul bpwlby don evans ja thomas unionvilie skating club starts season stouffville with frank roberts filling in at the helm for injured wayne emmerson stouff villes junior football squad put forth their best effort this season to de feat brock high school 23 the victory came as a surprise to many as the brock team fielded a team comprising many veterans from last year none of the stouffville squad had seen any action before the start of the current season bob bangay turned in a fine game both on offense and defense he scored one of stouffvilles 3 tds and was credited with three tackles marvin recsor scored a second sixpointer dave traviss boot is proving to be one of the teams greatest assets he kicked a field goal a con vert and a single bill hassard played a great game on the ground gaining 87 yards glen ward and marvin reesor each gained 10 neil brown and norm christie were tough on brocks offense with six stouffville lois bartley counted a 605 high triple and a 237 single sept 30 in the legion ladies bowling league in the top triple depart ment her 605 was equall ed by ev mckay over 200 were lois bart ley 237 ev mckay 233 gladys clarkson 202 215 barbara thomas 216 team standings are over 600 were lois bart ley 605 ev mckay 605 team three 9 pts moon bablies 8 pts team four 7 pts nonos 5 pts stin kers 5 pts team five 2 pts unionville the unionvilie skating club begins their 196970 sea son on saturday oct 25 registrations will be ac cepted oct 18 from 2 to 4 pm at the crosby mem orial community centre skating sessions are be ing arranged to accommo date every age group at all levels of proficiency und er club pros john wild hans ahlgren brenda ramsey janis grainger and mary jane oke semi- private and private lessons are available with the pro fessional of the skaters choice membership groups are as follows pre school un der 6 tuesday and thurs day mornings juvenile 8 to 10 monday after school and saturday mornings intermediate 11 to 13 monday evenings and sat urday mornings senior 14 and over wednesday evenings and saturday afternoon and adult monday nights baseball final n york match stouffville with the series tied at three games apiece stouffville iga meets little britain here sunday in the seven th and final game starting time is 200 pm in case of rain the con test will be rescheduled for monday stouffville the site of the 1969 north york plowing match sat urday is on the farm of floyd forsyth onehalf mile north of town on hwy 47 mr forsyth is this years match president ten classes are offered including an entry for non- farmers who reside in the north york area using horse teams each must plow three rounds the presentation- of in- juvenile league stouffville stouffville juveniles ontario finalists last sea son will perform in a 7- team league this winter included are markham uxbridge pickering new castle west rouge and brooklin the next workout for the home club is wednes day oct 15 at 9 pm boys born after dec 31 1950 are eligible to play and urged to attend 7 oclock league stouffville barb melhuish led the 7 oclock ladies league with a 608 triple including single games of 201 and 238 oc tober 2 oihers over the 200 mark included millie willcocks with a 223 mary haynes and joyce shadlock with 206 and pat ford with 205 team standings are team 2 seventeen team 6 sixteen the clackers 14 hi los 14 the goof- ers 2 team 1 0 dividual awards will con clude the plowmens ban quet in the whitchurch centennial hall east of ballantrae zone finals stouffville stouff ville dist secondary school will enter three boys volleyball teams in the zone finals oct 24 the tournament to in clude cannington port perry sutton and stouff ville will be played in stouffville the winners in each category will advance to the georgian bay finals television salesman to prospect this set has a feature youll really en joy it interferes with your neighbors power tools honor ontario champs claremont mem bers of the claremont girls fastball team receiv ed individual trophies for their efforts this year at a banquet sponsored by the legion ladies auxiliary in addition to winning the ontario championship the girls took the township league title and a totv meritin oshawar trophies were presented- by- ladies auxiliary president jo derusha cheques were presented to the team by harold mc- conkey on behalf of the fire departmeint to fin ance the purchase of club jackets members of the team presented coach lenore mckenzie with a dozen roses and a trophy for her help during the season ajiiimiiihhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiimi 1 unionville skating club i registration i i day i i saturday oct 8 from 2 to 4 1 at crosby memorial centre community jim opening day saturday october 25 for further information call irving 2972804 ruth wilkes 2971283 do i complain about your score cards brougham player rated most valuable brougham veteran bob schram has been rated the most valuable player in the south ontario county fastball league tribune editor jas thomas made the presentation at the seasons final game sept 24 f niiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiimiiiir uxbridge district curling club ladies mens mixed membership openings join canadas greatest winter sport at ontarios finest friendliest curling club for fun and enjoyment try our free curling ladies afternoons oct 2830 nov 1 1304 pm mixed oct 28 to nov 2 inclusive 7 to 11 pm mens annual curling fee 6000 daughters sons of members going to school 3000 members wife curling fee 3000 membw g fcc s1000 single ladles curling fee 4500 nonmember curling fee 8000 membership fee 10000 fob more information please phone stouffville jerry brillinger 6403625 mt albert cam fraser 4733001