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thursday mar 12 1970 the tribune page 11 mj1 keith mcguckin scoring spree again stouffville meharg real estate defeated betz pools 31 in bantam action march 9 monday don wilson jeff forfar and ronnie hill scored for the winners terry plaskitt and steve galaway earned assists eric winterstein scored the betz goal on a pass from daryl wright pinehill auto shut out hunts sunoco 20 don smith fired both goals for the carmen with assists going to larry van dyke and john mackreel hunts picked up six of the nine penalties in mite action beckers milk defeated raymer interiors 31 keith mcguckin got all the becker goals with mark simpson scoring the raymer tally lehman shoes skated to a 42 win over consolidated sand gravel steven vaughan had 3 goals for the winners brad brown picked up one goal and 2 assists- doug sanders and sean campbell scored for consolidated with robert gergink getting one assist stouffville kinsmen edged schell lumber 43 in an exciting game kevin mcguckin scored ali the kinsmen goals for schell it was harvey schell with one goal and 2 assists while single goals went to robert kemp and brian wilson aida cleaners led by mark herold in goal blanked country ready mix 30 murray johnston scored twice for the winners while teddy waite notched the third goal on a pass from billy hamm andy leitch peewee hattrick stouffville civi- tan defeated mayflower farms 32 in a close pee wee contest march 4 jack watson scored 2 goals with glen gibson getting 1 goal and 1 assist eddie legeer picked up 3 assists mark barry and tom machesney scored for mayflower with assists twentytwo pound rabbit maple the next time you see a deer jumping over afenceor bounding across a field take a second look to make sure it isnt a jack rabbit some of thesejacks are growing big the department of lands and forests in maple reports that recently a toronto man mr w bardos of wood- ville avenue shot a giant jack rabbit weighing 21 pounds 14 ounces near lindsay jack rabbits average 9 pounds but it is not unusual to have some 13 to 15 pounds going to randy calhoun mark davis and ron as- sinck hetherington electric defeated alndon kennels 42 scoring for hether- ingtons were joe thistel 2 danny brazier and ken wideman assists went to robbie bryant 2 brian forfar joe thistel and murray ander son billy meakes notched one alndon goal with ter ry wilson and steve mc- connel collecting assists stouffville police took a 31 decision from master feeds on the strength of goals by paul marshman dean pipher and brian mintz danny wagg wally schell dean pipher and kevin morley each earned one assist wayne bowes got the lore master feeds goal on a pass from gary lamers stouffville coop edged d a construction 43 andy leitch counted 3 goals and one assist for the winners bill carruth- ers picked up the fourth goal d a got coals from rick barkey ted wood and dennis kerrigan blair emerson ken ker rigan and dennis kerri gan earned assists lady lands nine pound lake trout stouffville mr and mrs glenn bolender rr2 gormley and mr and mrs cecil banks rr4 stouffville motored recently to lake temagami to try their luck at ice fishing mrs banks landed the largest specimen a trout tipping the scales at 9 lbs4 ounces and measuring 29 inches long legion ladies league stouffville ruth sheppherd led the legion ladies league march 3 with a high single of 229 joan vankoughnet had a 598 high triple including single games of 218 and 219 over the 200 mark were sadie greenshield 221 anna fretz 210 lois bartley 219 june ward 223 doris lang 210 iris garringe 205 adele willis 204 team standings are moon rocks 58 skylarks 52 moon babies 50 no nos 48 stinkers 27 and looney lunars 33 thursday league stouffville jean foley rolled games of 290 216 and 200 feb 19 in the thursday ladies bowling league others over 200 were bernice nelson 287- 202 jean dart 253231 kay brown 233201 sandra fraser 224 dorothy mehaffey 220 lois bartley 214 lil baker 205204 eileen pipher 202 in games feb 26 bernice nelson was tops with a 260 elva newmarch 218 jean foley 214 june ward 211 anna fretz 209 lois bartley 200 7 oclock league stouffville winnie elson led the 7 oclock ladies league with a 613 triple including single games of 214 and 215 others over the 200 mark were doris redquest 239 205 minnie peach 228 millie willcocks 216 barb melhuish 214 marny mclennon 210 dorothy wage 203 and joan burkholder 202 team standings woes 40 clackers 39 hi los 39 minis 30 headliners 21 and goofers 20 bigger and better huntsville team beats iga peewees in two straight home club good even in defeat stouffville stouffvilles hope for a minor hockey cham pionship died last saturday as the peewee allstars were beaten by a bigger and better team from huntsville disappointed yes but tears no the young hockeyists had done their best and it was good enough to keep them close it was a 31 win for the boys from the north after they had taken a 53 decision on stouffville ice to make it two straight in the best of three series of the semi finals the igas kept the winners off the score board in the first frame but trailed 20 at the end of the second the outcome looked evident but stouffville kept in there and david mumford was able to get one by tim harkness in the huntsville nets another tally by the blue and white made it 31 in the previous game the initial one of the series played in stouffville it was harkness who kept the visitors in the game during the first period his acrobatics performance held the strong stouffville attack to two goals while his mates managed a single doug feasby was assisted by howie jones and doug taylor in for stouffvilles iga peewees the season is over huntsville swept the playoff series in two straight but the boys gave it their best against a superior opposition shown here in a breakaway scoring bid is stouffvilles doug feasby his shot was stopped peter harris equalizing dean paynes score ted assinck took the igas in front after david mumford and howie jones structured the play big mike peddie went to work in the remaining forty minutes and earned a hattrick number 14 in the blue sweater was head and shoulders above every player on the ice both literally and figuratively his size and ability were overwhelming stouff villes ted assinck a nevergiveup type of player picked up his second goal of the night with david mumford and howie jones assisting again lawrence peltier got huntsvilles other marker it was 53 and a doordie situation to follow coach jack watson and manager jerry acton are to be commended for their efforts in developing a team that was given little chance to get by the first round but made it to the peewee semifinals and even looked good in defeat whitbys mighty casey strikes out clippers in final game stouffville the clipper ship hauled its colors down for another season but it did so reluctantly whitbys pat casey was the mighty casey who didnt strike out he used hockey hickory to break stouff villes heart at the 59 second mark of overtime and give whitby the 54 edge and the right to ad vance to the intermediate b finals against napanee it was a large and en thusiastic crowd that followed the clippers into the whitby arena they had much to shout about at the end of the second period when their team left the ice with a 31 lead in the final frame stouff ville came out and played wide open hockey it was so wide open that they were caught with their denims down and whitby bounced in front 43 at the 1010 mark when casey struck again with one minute left in regulation play and glenn jackson looking towards the bench for instructions al paterson scored from ray winterstein and bob hassard to force overtime after blowing a twogoal advantage but then south shore 9 stouffville 7 juveniles fade in final frame stouffville the third period is all part of a hockey game an im portant part and if stouffville juveniles hope to remain in the ontario title race theyll have to play as well in the final frame as in the first and second at keswick sunday they were leading 31 after the initial twenty minutes it was 64 in stouffvilles favor moving into the third then the roof fell in south shore a combined suttonkeswick squad rattled five pucks into the twine with only a single reply the game ended 97 stouffville lost the second encounter on home ice march 4 at press time they trail 2 games to 1 after wednesday last night the series could be all even or south shore could hold a commanding 31 advantage regardless the two clubs go back to keswick on thursday tonight at 830 pm the sixth game if necessary will be on stouffville ice saturday also at 830 pm jody holden led the kin goalgetters sunday with a pair he also collected 2 assists angus mcdonald gord henderson dave farlow bill hassarh and bill thornhill fired singles wendell harrison and harold crowder each counted two assists in march 4 contest it was holden with 2 and farlow one south shores winner came with less than a minute to go coming on so dramatically the emotions of stouffvilles faithful experienced the depths and the peaks of hockey excitement in the overtime period stouffville put on constant pressure and came within inches of creating a deadlock but whitbys best kept the red light off if glenn jackson in the clipper cage is called stoney as a reference to stonewall jackson of civil war fame he has been aptly named he was just that a stone wall as far as the winners for wards were concerned he stood up to a barrage of shots stopped several breakaways made skate saves and could not be faulted on any puck that got by him ken red crawford came through with another spartan effort with his effective checking in both ends and the clippers initial goal bob marshall went all out and scored one brilliant marker after a lengthy rush which featured tremendous stick han dling the other tally came off the stick of bob smith for whitby casey clicked on three and john vesters and bob tripp chalked up singles after their debut season which included an eleventh hour squeeze to make the playoffs and then taking the series to the seventh and final game only to lose emmerson nets pair d a construction doubled the count of stouffville police with a 42 victory in pee wee action feb 25 blair emerson led the winners with 2 goals and one assist while ted wood had one goal and 2 assists dennis kerrigan picked up the fourth goal for the policemen it was david lang with both goals with assists going to kevin morley and carl davis stouffville civitan came up with a strong effort to take a 51 decision from master feeds scott hall had 2 goals and an assist for the winners while jack watson picked up 2 goals terry williams had a goal and an assist while eddie legeer got one assist scott connor from ron schell was the lone master feed scoring play in one of the most lop sided games of the season hetherington electric short circuited the stouffville coop attack and skated to a 80 victory joe thistel and kent wideman paced the winners with 3 goals and 2 assists each while robbie bryant had 2 goals and one assist other assists went to gary mann 2 brian forfar mark lavoie and murray anderson alndon kennels took a close 32 decision from mayflower farms in a hard checking affair billy meakes perry huisman and andrew nauta counted goals for the winners while assists went to andrew nauta and billy meakes mayflower farms were led by mark barry with a goal and an assist mark davis got the other goal while assists went to rory bonk and scott macleod in overtime the clippers colors may be down but their heads are high j spoilsmens shoini a big new scene in the 70s will install an electrical system youll admire free from hazard of electrical fire m theyll have to keep em inside or ill ticket you for high sticking terrys billiard lounge present a snooker exhibition by george chenier north american snooker champion mon fir tues- mar 16th 17th 800 m terrys billiard lounge markham plaza arts electric 55 blake st stouffville 6404421 meet the mitie mites jskst herd of performing elephants no extra charge international motor showsurvival 70 trout fishing derby outdoors films retriever trials fashion shows camping sports weekdays noon to 1 100 pm saturdays 1000 am to 1 100 pm sundays 100 pm to 900 pm streetcars right to the door hourly service on go train every day march 1 3 to 22 coliseum toronto kin juvenile team group champions at the end of the regular schedule stouffvilles kinsmensponsored juvenile team were in first place in recognition of their standing they f received the llarman trophy donated to the league by club coach jake llarman the presentation is made here by referee bev graham of oshaw to captain jim lamoreaux jas thomas