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page 6 the tribune thursday sept 17 1970 one win from finals clippers organize stouffville ken roberts manager of the stouffville clipper hockey club for the past several years was elected president at a recent organisational meeting the new manager is frank wilbur roger todd will be his assistant another veteran hockey executive keith sutherland was chosen secretary with walt todd treasurer an expanded roster of directors was decided upon to assure a wider range of ideas during the 197071 hockey campaign they include walt booth charlie grove john lehman jack watson ed grimshaw ross madill roger todd clare mcguckin john foulds gord ness and don jake harman clipper training camp begins sunday october 4 at 930 pm and will continue on the following tuesday and thursday nights frank wilbur is hopeful that all of last years squad will return along with a few new recruits to bolster stouff- villes chances in the in termediate schedule exhibitions are being arranged and will be an nounced later club pro the stouffville figure skating club announces the appointment of mr victor irving as club professional this season he will join mrs jacquie armitage and mrs jean barclay as a member of the teaching staff mr irving is a 6th test figure skater holding gold and silver medals in both dance and free style he has also held cham pionships in dance and pairs skating previously he has taught skating at the banff school of fine art hassard at aurora practice stouffville ap plying the old potato rule that if theyre big enough theyre old enough aurora tigers have asked 15 year old bill hassard to sign a hockey contract although still eligible for midget play hassard one of stouff- villes most promising products of the minor hockey program is wanted by this junior b club bill has adopted a wait and see attitude i want to be sure before i sign that i can be released to stouff ville if it means a season of bench warming hassard reported that recent drills have attracted 45 hopefuls including 6 goalies last year the stouffville star played regularly in the midget division as well as working occasionally in juvenile and even in termediate fixtures he never looked out of place at any level it was obvious to many that the challenge of playing beyond his age group brought out the best of his skills auroras observers must have noticed this too official opening new pickering ice arena peewees host sterling saturday stouffville the peewees stouffvilles last hope for an ontario championship could advance to the provincial finals saturday they need one more win over sterling who come to town seeking to square the series a large crowd is anticipated game time is 3 oclock in the first contest stouffville travelled 110 miles jo ifiis community north of trenton and returned with a 4 0 victory once again rick marshman sparkled with a convincing fourhit effort he struck out six and walked two marshmans heroics werent restricted to hurling as he clouted a single double and triple ron mcdowell continued to show his power at the plate as he clubbed a roundtripper and a single the stouffville cause was also aided by howie jones with a single and a twobagger defensively keith acton had to be alert as he recorded eight putouts manager wilf morley reported that the team is functioning as a well- oiled unit and each win is everybodys win if the don anderson haulage boys triumph over sterling on saturday they will advance to the ontario finals against chatsworth or beamsville a loss would take them back to sterling for a rubber match tonight the peewees play the first game of the league championships with east gwillimbury at 630 pm at stouffville markham arrives tomorrow evening at 630 for an exhibition en counter claremont peewees oneida stalls teams title bid mr and mrs jim mccutcheon of oshawa topped 40 entries to win the recent crossen lawn bowlhig tournament held on the stouffville greens they were presented with the trophy eleanor crossen left by fred and peter harris oshawa couple wins crossen tourney pickering twp while theres still work to be done on the exterior its inside where the ex citement is or will be saturday when pickering township officially opens the don beer sports arena at 130 pm the location is on quigley street in bay ridges mrs beer will cut the red ribbon assisted by first inning blitz s juveniles kayo stouffville the stouffville juveniles played the role of humpty dumpty last weekend they fell cracked and were splattered by madoc for ten runs in the first inning in spite of a gallant effort they were unable to put the game back together again as it ended 144 or as one fan com mented if we could forget their first inning it was a tie ball game the victory gave madoc the right to enter the ontario juvenile finals in the devastating first- inning blitz fifteen batters faced pitchers keith lewis and larry gilroy they were shelled for eight hits while their mates suffered an error epidemic one factor may have been that lewis had been pitching three feet short of the regulation distance as a result his pitches were not breaking gilroy came on after the error had been realized and rectified but there was still plenty of sting left in madocs at tack brian armstrong went the distance for the win ners with a seven hit performance he also claimed victory in the first game of the series by leading his team to a 1211 score in ten innings there was little reason for tears as the lee sand and gravel club bowed out of the ontario race this was a team that got together and then stuck together during a onewin season in the south ontario reeve john williams and members of council mp norm cafik and mpp wm newman a full program is planned featuring an exhibition of figure skating at 2 pm childrens skating races at 3305pm and a bean supper aj 530 minor hockey games will go for an hour with an oldtimers match at 730 this will pair the township council and department heads against the hockey coaches and league of ficials from 830 on the ice will be available for family skating with a teen dance in the community centre parents and children from the entire municipality urban and rural are invited to par ticipate earlier in the afternoon new firehall no 5 at 1616 bayly street bay ridges will also be opened of ficially at 1230 pm county fastball league they earned a reputation for never giving up as they jelled into a good working unit once they entered the juvenile playoffs the skill and spirit that developed over the season began to pay dividends claremont one bad inning and one very good pitcher has put the claremont peewees behind the eight ball as a result of saturdays 31 loss to oneida they must win next saturday in the victors backyard to stay alive in their bid for an ontario championship joe roloson stalled the claremont lions drive with a sparkling threehit effort his speed seemed to baffle the boys as they consistently swung late and seldom met the hor- sehide with much hickory batting practice will almost certainly be on the agenda this week inning number two proved disastrous as the lions were laced for three singles and a walk this put the winners ahead 21 and they added another run in the sixth frame when they picked up two more safeties except for those two innings claremonts brad staley pitched hitless ball and struck out nine batters claremonts danny ellicott collected their only run that came in the first inning later doug rowe threatened twice but was left stranded on third base as his mates failed to bring him around his single was duplicated by brian towner who died on first only ray smith managed a pair of hits for oneida a double and a single brian anderson kevin mc carthy and wayne fearman blasted the others the second game of the bestofthree series is set for oneida located a few miles south of caledonia on saturday at 500 pm a claremont win wouldtorce a third game at oneida the big question is can they get to roloson one thing is certain they will give it their best just as they have all season stouffville mr and mrs jim mccutcheon of oshawa took the crossen trophy in lawn bowling competition in stouffville monday with a score of 57 plus 3 not far behind were the stouffville pair of elgin wagg and reta laushway with 57 prizes for three wins went to mr and mrs jerry oatway oshawa mr and mrs jack anderson oshawa george stark and winnie elson stouffville and mr and mrs d parsons uxbridge with two wins were mr and mrs jack buddulph oshawa and mr george reid and mrs joyce oshawa prizes for one win went to mr and mrs johnny morrison oshawa and mr and mrs john hull agincourt there were a total of 40 entries in the tourney with two draws taking place tie it win it mctaggart brother act clips claremont club pascoe hurls 3 hitter set hunting dates york ontario open seasons for game birds and small game have been announced in the lake simcoe forest district which comprises the counties of ontario peel york dufferin simcoe the townships of baxter and the south part of- wood in the territorial district of muskoka all dates inclusive for the following species ruffled grouse sept 26 1970 to dec 15 1970 possession limit 5 birds per day 15 in possession rabbit ontario county minor hockey leaders to meet the semiannual meeting of the stouffville minor hockey association will be held on monday sept 28 at the municipal offices beginning at 830 pm all persons interested in coaching managing refereeing or acting as timekeepers should be present stouffville will ice a novice omha club this year as well as a second midget club which operated last year both of these teams still require a coach and manager persons interested in filling these positions should apply to the association president bud nichols registration for the coming year will be held at the municipal offices saturday september 19 and 26 from 930 1130 am fees are 1500 per player to a maximum of 4000 per family the association arc sponsoring a faceoff dance at cedar beach on friday october 23 from 830 1230 tickets are 400 per couple and are available from members markham pitcher wins award markham while the markham entry in the south ontario county fastball league failed to make the playoffs the season was by no means a complete loss the clubs number 1 pitcher has been selected as the leagues number 1 player bill michell will receive the annual vi p award at a special presentation ceremony next month an engraved trophy is presented each year to the man who in the judgement of the umpires and executive has proved to be the most valuable during the regular schedule of the executive bud nichol percy schell dan glenn ed grimshaw jack geerlsma don davis harry bowes and keith sutherland penny is prized palomino pet kiev en year old julie bell rr3 stouffville has reason to smile her palomino named penny has just been chosen top pony in its class at the pet show saturday held in conjunction with the stouffville trade fair peter harris townships of brock mara rama and thorah sept 26 1970 to march 31 1971 york county townships of georgina and north gwillimbury sept 26 1970 to march 31 1971 ontario county townships of east whitby pickering reach scott uxbridge and whitby october 14 1970 to feb 27 1971 bag limit 6 cottontail per day no limit on snowshoe or european hare pheasant pheasant may be hunted between 800 am and vfe hour after sunset in ontario county townships of east whitby pickering reach scott uxbridge and whitby october 14 1970 to nov 2 1970 possession limit 3 birds per day not more than one of which shall be a hen squirrel sept 26 1970 to dec 15 1970 possession limit daily bag 10 squirrels in possession 10 hungarian partridge sept 26 1970 to nov 21 1970 possession limit bag limit 8 birds possession 16 birds migratory birds duck geese rails coots gallinulcs wilsons snipe woodcock sept 26 1970 to dec 15 1970 bag and possession limits ducks 5 geese 5 rails coots and gallinulcs 5 wilsons snipe 20 woodcock 16 mongolia open stouffville sleepy hollow golf and country club is the location of the annual mongolia open saturday activities to also include a buffet dinner and dance at night are sponsored by the stouff ville lions club john watkins of neil patrick claremont alfred hitchcock has nothing on greenwoods bob mc taggart in breaking suspense with climax with two out in the ninth inning he blasted a long drive into deep centerfield and circled the bases to break al-l- deadlock brother brian helped to stage the scene with his circuit clout to tie the contest in the eighth frame the mctaggarts lumber thumping exhibition almost over shadowed a brilliant pit ching performance by grant pascoe he was in great form as he tossed a threehitter striking out ten claremont batters two in the final inning this victory gave the winners their second win in as many outings in the soc championship series they nipped claremont 65 earlier in a fogbound fixture in greenwood the third game was scheduled for last night wed- nesday at caremonta win in that one wouldallow them to capture the title taggarts- counted for the second year in them and grant succession after the semifinal series was tied with two wins apiece victoria square was unable to field a complete team on the night of the fifth game decided by league officials this caused them to default the series to greenwood in spite of the two games to nil lead claremont can hardly be counted out they are a scrappy functional fastball machine and a few breaks tossed in their direction could extend the finals tom benson out with a broken arm caused a realignment of forces it grant norton hurled a good game only giving up six safeties the mc- four of pascoe and murray jones shared the other two the losers three hits were recorded by grant norton jim redshaw and larry vernon nomination night the nomination meeting will be held in the stouff ville dist secondary school monday sept 21 from 7 to 8 pm how this newspaper helps advertisers ring up sales you nave at your 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