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thursday dec 18 1969 the tribune page 9 clippers clip leagueleading cobourg harry brammer at left and don bacon members of stouffviue lawn bowling club won the third trophy in mans doubles play in the american lawn bowling association tournament held at oakland calif in october approximately 500 bowlers participated representing clubs from all parts of the united states and canada mr brammer is an active player during the winter months at miami greens the indoor bowling club at newmarket ff winning streak broken at 11 games skating and excellent puck control the kinsmen for wards had to be sharp to net each of their four tal lies so far this season stou ffviue has collected 77 goals while allowing only 17 against markham markham put the stopper on the stouffviue kinsmen juv eniles recordbreaking 11 game winning streak de feating the kin squad 42 j in a game played there dec 14 jody holden was the on ly stouffviue player to beat the markham cage man with two goals assist ed on one by jim lamor- eaux rene plant was stouff- villes best up front on the attack and killing penal ties while larry gilroy on the rear guard kept the markham players heads up stouffviue had extended their win streak to 11 in a game played dec 10 in port perry in that match jody holden again proved to be the kins top marks man with two goals brian kessel and gord hender son netted one apiece wendell harrison assisted on two plays and bill tlio- rnhill on one to date the port team has been stouffvilles best opposition with their fast games of the week j peewee allstars j stouffviue vs bay ridges dec 18 ji 630 pm g bantam allstars si j v stouffviue vs oak ridges dee 18 jj 745 pm exhibition game clippers stouffviue vs wellington dec 23 g 830 pm 7 oclock league stouffville betty allen led the 7 oclock ladies league dec 11 with a 648 triple and single games of 204 and 245 top- ping the 600 mark were joan burkholder with a 625 triple and single games of 237 and 232 winnie elson with 18 and single games of 242 and 228 and mary haynes 611 with singles of 205 and 228 over 200 were diane graves 268 muriel illing- worth 234 doris red- quest 234 barb melhuish 214 and shirley wright 204 team standings are hi- los 9 clackers 57 home team 4mh you got big reaction from the ski instructor he lurted crying goal tenders duel stouffville crest hardware edged cards hardware 10 in an excit ing novice game wednes day the close game feat- ured a tremendous goal tenders duel between bra dley steele of the crest team and stephen barkey in the nets for cards ste phens play was outstand ing as time and time again he blocked the numerous crest chances mark fock- ler scored the crest goal on a neat solo effort birkett insurance came up with a solid 51 victory over the stouffviue stock yard club bill housser and allan sprague each scored twice for the winn ers with don mclntee get ting the fifth goal assists went to owen harrel 2 don mclntee 2 allan sprague 1 and bill hous ser 1 randy wood scored the only stockyard goal when he converted a good pass from richard waite stouffviue red white took a close 43 decision from turner construction in a fast well played game jimmy hamm was the hero for the red white club when he scored the winner with only two min utes left in the game steve schell with a pair and steve hill with one were the other marksmen for the grocers david campbell and steve schell each had an assist for turners it was dale knabb with a pair of goals and eddie leger with one equipment express took a lopsided 91 decision ov er the struggling credit union club jeff williams led the scoring parade with 5 goals and one assist wayne holden picked up three goals and two assists while john carruthers had one goal and two assists other playmakers were danny glenn 2 brian thompson 1 and gord gornge 1 ron hodgson fired the only credit un ion goal on a good pass from joe mccullough legion league stouffville ev mckay rolled the high triple of 563 in legion la dies league bowling dec 9 and tied with joan van- koughnet with a high single of 218 bowlers topping the 200 mark were iris gar- ringe 206 opal lahman 212 and barbara thomas 217 team standings are moonrocks 37 moon- babies 29 skvlarks 28 the nonos 24 stouffville if ever the clipper crew looked like a single unit with a single purpose it was last tuesday night how else could they have trounced the league leading cobourg team 84 having dropped a 64 decision to this club the previous week made this games outcome even more remarkable back checking fore checking digging in the corners staying in position all were in gredients in the teams success however there were forty minutes of frustration to endure before hard work won out in the first two periods of play the clipper forwards could have been just as effective around the cobourg net with butter knives instead of hockey sticks the final period was a different matter as they broke the 33 deadlock and blasted five goals in less than six minutes to ease the pain the team effort even overshadowed ken red crawfords hat trick and double assists ray win- tersteins twin tallies and two assists were also in significant along side the crews cohesive play during the first period stouffvilles close checking provided many loose pucks but a half dozen opportunities at close range failed to alter the scoreboard cobourgs steve harold lost little time as he beat glenn jackson who was a standout throughout the contest at the thirtyfive second mark art rennick balanced the board with a high hard shot with the help of al paterson and don haynes then ray winterstein found the short side after assistance from ken crawford but bill ryan took advantage of a stouffviue penalty to make it 22 with less than two minutes rewaining period two turned out to be almost a replay of the initial frame with the clippers checking well in both ends breaking the tie missing several close- in chances and then watching the visitors cause a stalemate late in the stanza don haynes and bot smith set up ken crawford before paul wakey lit the lamp at 17 04 to leave the score 33 in the last twenty minutes the clippers count ed five tallies before cobourg countered with one al patersons two markers were matched by ken cawford and ray winterstein collected his second of the night dave doyle clicked once for cobourg stouffviue recently defeated whitby in an away game by 42 to prove that the season is a long way from over yet the clippers host wellington on dec 23 at 830 pm and are in their home sweaters again on dec 26 at 2 00 pm midgets battle to 65 victory bv tonv gundv stouffville t was hockey drama at its best as the stouffviue midget allstars battle- brooklin to a 65 victor only eighteen ticks re mained on the clock when rick glen positioned him self for a relay from bui hassard and frank rob erts he shot raid scored who could blame time keeper danny glen for saying thats my boy the team had recovered from a 54 defecit had a goal disallowed and n- sed several good opportu nities all in the dying minutes of play winning was especially pleasing considering the 93 shellacking the becker boys sufftred the last time these two clubs met bill hassard was a giant for the winners as he con tributed three goals ana two assists two thirds of the hattrick came in the final frame another big gun gord henderson vs also in top form as he structured three goals and completed one himself when this duo is in stride the opposition is always in trouble beckers had a definite edge on the scorcsheet and on the ice sheet dur ing the first twenty min utes as they outscored the losers 31 fine forecheck- ing kept brooklin from mounting an attack until a screen shot by bill lockyer from brian ding- man beat ed lowe and equalized hendersons backhander from hassard sixty seconds later it was henderson assisting has sard mike jones closed out the scoring with the help of greg turner with a 31 edge beckers relaed while john wat son put on quite a display earning a hattrick on three consecutive goals the locals failed to ans wer and they bowed out on the short end of a 43 score al the buzzer in the final stanza the hassardhenderson com bo bounced back to tie it up then don wilson put markham back on top stouffvilles bob bangay unleashed a blistering slapshot which appeared to hit the top left corner before rebounding out the referee didnt concur with less than four min utes remaining it was an encore for hassard and henderson to heighten the suspense and allow rick glen to become the hero the following night these two teams played in brooklin and fought to a 54 score in favor of stouffviue coach ed grimshaw reports that it was an equally exciting game there will be no contest in stouffviue to night as the boys travel to bay ridges hold cfsa tests stouffville c f- s a tests were held at the stouffviue figure skating club dec 12 the follow ing skaters were successful preliminary figure kim lewis first figure deb bie smith second figure debbie ward dutch waltz joanne re- nnie christine white ann marie heatherington ly nn roberts mary lou white jacqueline hassard marlene boyd canasta tango brenda wilson sherry jones ma ry lou white christine white swing dance kim has sard and wendy wagg willow waltz jennifer smith a christmas party for all skaters will be held dec 22 at 4 pm pictures for the carnival program will be taken at the arena jan 12 at 4 pm lake simcoe ice fishing not banned york cty the maple district office and other offices of the on tario department of lands and forests have received manv enquiries from the public regarding the status of the fishing on lake simcoe this win ter the department feels it should clarify its position and also attempt to quash the erroneous reports that are currently being circulated to the effect that the lake will be clos ed to ice fishing the con cern of the public and the rumors no doubt started because of the publicity being given to pollution and in particular the use of various pesticides fish from the simcoe and other lakes have been sampled and will continue to be tested for anv ill effects resulting from pesticides being washed into the water to date no fish from lake simcoe have been found to be un fit for human consump tion if at any future date the level of contamination in fish is found to be at a dangerous level the public will be informed accordingly stouffville stou ffvilles bantam allstars lost a little ground as they were defeated by mark ham for the second time of the regular season last time it was 52 and this time the score was 63 wayne norton houst ons strong skating for ward was responsible for stouffvilles first marker he collected a fine goal in the final minute of the first frame after a brilliant stick handling effort don reesor started the play this created a deadlock with the tally recorded by doug allen after a perfect pass from gary dingwall in the corner the second stanza prov ed to be the deciding one as the visitors blinked the bulb three times and stou ffviue replied but once robert grant led the way in that period by scoring twice within a three min ute interval his partner on both goals was ron wil son bob leadbetter count ed markhams other tally don reesor was taking his regular shift and ap peared fully recovered from his shoulder injury as he stretched the mesh for stouffviue john meak- es initial shot produced the rebound for reesor in the last twenty min utes of play markham wi dened the gap with two counters to make it 62 be- fore finley macdonald re covered late in the period john meakcs slipped th puck back to him on the point before he let go with a fine shot before the regular games got under way houstons downed mark ham 41 in an exhibition contest but since then the visitors have shown well balanced strength both fore and aft tonight oak ridges ar rives for an exhibition game at 745 pm mite league action bantams dropped by markham b i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i 1 all these cars and many you cant see in this photo will be sold at wholesale prices stouffville stou ffviue kinsmen defeated beckers milk 31 in mite action monday brent nic hols brian haining and tom hunt scored for the kinsmen with larry fock- ler replying for beckers country readymix came up with a solid team effort to dump raymer interiors 51 steve spang and dav id karrigan each scored twice for the winners while brian mercer got the other goal mark roberts scored the lone raymer goal consolidated sand gravel beat schell lumber 40 jack campbell doug saunders mark boadway and ron gierkink were the scorers for the truck men jon holden played another great game in the nets to record his second consecutive shutout aida cleaners edged le hman shoes 21 in a well played defensive game bill hamm and stephen lcgault scored for aidas with murray johnston get- ling one assist steven vaughan counted the lone lehman goal wife reading husbands fortune card to him you are a leader of men you are 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