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the tribune stouffville ont thursday september 20 1951 sports news and views jim thomas mrs jack watson wife of hockey player jack watson of markham millionaires is a polio sufferer in the isolation hospital toronto she is mother of two small children and sister of norm stunden another well known hockeyist in the game played on friday night in memorial park a freak accident occurred as hassard fielded a short ground ball and made his throw to first hurler cook standing on the mound was hit a hard blow on the elbow by the ball and fell to the ground in pain it was at first believed that a bone had been broken but after given doctors attention it was reported to be badly bruised lome schell stepped to the mound from short and finished the contest after some stumbling and fumb ling both brantford and stratford have definitely decided to operate in the new oh a senior a circuit george paterson has been elected president of the brantford club other faces on the executive familiar in these parts are those of larry pennell jack shewchuk and the one and only program maestro joe king no fixed abode brantford it will be recalled dumped markham here in the local arena last winter and show ed themselves far ahead of any competition in the local group quite a large delegation of hockey and ball players along with a number of friends and relatives accompanied gord lewis mac clement and bill mabbett to the union station on tuesday niglit of last week to wish the trio the best of luck in their long trip to scotland we will let our readers know how they are pro gressing during their hockey adventures overseas harry psutka who starred last season with st michaels seniors is now the property of kitchener harry will be remembered by local fans as one of the players that performed for st mikes against the clippers in a couple of exhibi tion games last year during the summer months harry has been playing ball in the class a east ern league where he caught a total of ninety games he has played with st mikes juniors marlboros st mikes seniors and pittsburgh he is only 22 years old buttonville went down to defeat at the hands of lakeview on wed nesday and saturday nights of last week the first game was played at port credit with the winners taking the contest 71 the second and final game went to lakeview 94 miss erla holden who held down an outfield position with the local girls softball team has com menced studies at western uni versity london for another year she is now in her third year secretarial science a spokesman for sydney millionaires of the maritime major hockey league said this week that piracy is rearing its head in the scramble for players for the leagues 10 teams scarboro bush league hockey which has operated a sixteam loop quite successfully for several seasons received a jolt last week when they learned that the mini mum per evening rental they would be called to pay at the new scarboro arena would be 100 and fi0 above that amount refrigeration pipes in the sud bury community arena have sprung a thousand and one leaks as a result mayor w s beaton said this week that eight miles of new pipe would have to be ordered removal of the old and installation of the new pipe if its available is expected to delay the arena opening for at least a month stouffville girls pay another visit to agincourt diamond on wed nesday night of this week for a game under the floodlights the last game played there went to agincourt 109 joan haynes did the hurling for stouffville but was replaced by blanche hornsby a new recruit that coach george staley is lining up for next season nelda elson took a turn at third base for the locals helen goudie came up with the best hit of the night smashing a four bagger into the deep outfield myrtle staley connected for three bases the umpiring is reported to have been a little on the poor side and it is because of this that a return con test is being staged plenty of acton here lou raxlin of stouffville red sox is pictured here com ing in for a threepoint landing at third base during an excit ing moment in one of the cur rent intermediate baseball playoffs in memorial park stouffville is presently tied with sutton for first place and is fighting to retain the tri- county cup they won last season cook blanks sonya with twohit hurling performance earl cook returned to memorial i park on monday night after betters recovering from his injury sustain- sutton had their batting eyes well ed in the previous contest to hurl j u and led by keith dunns the red sox to a smashing 70 tl the second and a three victory over sonya braves and bagger smash by skip taylor in george zuk who starred with grimsby peach kings a couple of seasons back when they defeated markham millionaires for the intermediate championship has taken on another sport to great advantage besides being a sensa tional softball player zuk has added two golfing triumphs to his sports laurels he recently swept the mens club golfing events at the walkerton golf club zuk an all round athelete was one of the smoothest skaters ever to don an intermediate uniform and was a highlight for fans to watch the year grimsby walked oft with the championship jack torrance again heads millionaires x markham millionaires held their annual electoral meeting on mon day night to appoint their officers for the coming hockey season there is only one apparent change over last year with mr ross camp bell taking over the position of manager replacing bill conlin the officers are as follows president jack torrance vice- president howard cosburn man ager ross campbell executive ray brillinger ernie appleton garfield hamilton gord lunau bert cassidy bill conlin and don jamieson trainer john lunau time keeper frank tunney crosby memorial community centre treasurers kaijaxgi pending final audit to aug 11 ilksl operating account jetts millionaires practice big six jack preiser receipts saleable hours saleable hours saleable hours saleable hours saleable hours public skating curling saleable hours saleable hours toronto hockey lg saleable hours figure skaling saleable bonis booth rink share 57 5g 2g4 30 6 57 172 106 g2 701 s2 s65ll i79925 30304 10000 570922 dmmisciiients insurance wages hydro stand by paid to june 30th 1951 fuel telephone miscellaneous maintenance repair interest hank charges paid to august 31 1951 net profit transferred to capital account balance in bank operating account aug 31 1951 capital account receipts donations including 500000 iov grant private loans bank pledges accounts not paid aug 31 1951 transferred from operating revenue sale of starter fill disbursement capital cost bank balance 2 r 576922 109910 200000 1s4sss 23650 59942 1155312 71352 335s67 154141 4099s 10466 59701 s3504 397908 13 s5 1155312 630334 559994 2490000 123521 3 979 os 2s545 4230302 4201367 2s935 4230302 average per hr 1233 1544 1439 1010 1666 1925 supplementary statement of revenue tor saleable hours jetts hockey 57 hours 70182 millionaires hockey 56 hours s65ll practice hockey 264 hours 379925 big six hockey 30 hours 30304 jack fraser hockey 6 hours 10000 public skating 57 hours 109910 childrens skating hockey free time 144 hours curling 6 hours per day 172 hours 200000 1162 toronto hockey league 10gu hours is4sss 1744 figure skating 62 hour 23650 3s1 a public meeting will be held monday september 24th 1951 at 800 pm in the veterans hall unionville to discuss general rink business for the coming reason all rink supporters are urged to nttend for the crosby memorial community centre h a maynard chairman a k harrington treasurer move up into the top spot in the tricounty league along with sutton it was a brilliant perform ance staged by the veteran right hander all the way with one batter after another fading away under his pitching skill the big expro credited himself with thirteen strike outs and allowed but two hits during the entire game it was stouffvilles night all the way as the local batters returned to their hitting ways and pounded the ball to the far corners of the park ken scheh came up with the best smash hit of the night with a four bagger in to the wrong field with two aboard in the fifth inn ings to run the score up to five chadwick came up with two hits in four turns at bat as did cadieux and lome schell brother ken had a perfect night with two singles a home run and a walk in four trips to bat both clubs went scoreless- until the fourth innings when cook k schell hassard and jennings all reached base safely cadieux singled to drive two runs in but smith hit into a double play to retire the side the homesters added three more runs in the fifth off the grand slam homer by catcher ken schell one of the nicest plays on the bases was made by short stop lome schell who fielded a long roller in deep short and hurled hard to chadwick for a close out at first jennings pulled off some nice base running in the seventh stealing to second and then stopping half way the catcher- threw the ball to escond and hassard who was standing on third raced home to score the bewildered second baseman then fired the ball home too late and allowing jennings to tag up with a stolen base to his credit walt smith came up with a nice catch in the outfield coming jn fast to i snag a well placed ball in the final innings after a short batting slump the locals seemed to be once again hitting their stride they journey to cambray on fri day night of this week and then have a double session with wood- ville to wind up the regular schedule a decision on the playoff set up should be forthcoming at an earlv date cook injured red sox lose to sutton 53 although the red sox pulled off one of the nicest double plays we have seen this season l schell to hassard to chadwick the locals went down to defeat at the hands of sutton green sox in memorial park on friday night by the win sutton took over undisputed possession of first place in the tri- county round robin championship race but the red sox have a game in hand on their first place rivals cook went to the mound for the homesters but had to retire in the third innings when hit on the arm by a fielded ball lome schell went in to replace the injured cook and allowed four hits and struck out four cook gave up six hits and had four strike outs in the three innings in which he was in action hurler george holborne put on a nice pitching display and al though he showed some signs of weakening in the final innings he was never in trouble he gave up seven hits and fanned twelve the fourth the visitors ran up a 50 lead only in the seventh and final innings could the homesters bring any batting power to bear as three runs romped home with but one down however with two runners on base hassard and cadieux went down before the hurling power of holborne and the game was over chadwick has shown the best hitting power for the red sox and he kept his recent batting average intact with a double and single in three trips to the plate some of the red sox power hitters died time and time again without a hit dining the entire game the umpir ing came in for a good deal of criticism by the local players the series looks like a tight race as the teams have reached the half way mark in the schedule and every game won or lost may mean the difference between winning the championship or dropping out of the finals sutton and stouffville deadlocked for first place sutton- and stouffville are at the present time deadlocked for the top rung in the tricounty cham pionship round robin series and with both teams having three remaining games it would appear that they might possibly finish the schedule in that position unless one of the teams is knocked off by a lower club by virture of their win on monday night the red sox- squared themselves with their northern rivals lindsay has pulled up into third spot followed by sonya and cambray who are tied for fourth woodville is trail- ling the field the standings are as follows p w l pts stouffville 7 5 2 10 sutton 7 5 2 10 lindsay 7 1 3 s cambray i 3 1 6 sonya 7 3 1 i woodville 7 0 7 0 hockey player wed hal gibson member of the stouffville senior hockey club who forsook his bachelorhood last week with a cape breton bride hal played hockey on the eastern seaboard a few seasons ago you can fool all of the people- some of the time and the rest of the time theyre too busy fooling themselves to pay any attention to you name pat mcreavy mercury coach pat mcreavy last week was appointed coach of owen sound mercurys which last year won the allan cup and were grouped with stouffville clippers mcreavy was chosen by the playeroperated club to succeed jack markle last years coach who retired nine players were signed up last week bob gillson goal art hayward harry kazarian and bill allum defense buck forslund johnny macdonald andy grant doug gillespie and ray mccallum forwards unionville jets hold organization meeting herb smith president plans are being made for a big year of hockey at unionville as the sports enthusiasts of the dis trict tiave already lined up a num ber of first rate players for their junior b squad a midget club is also being formed which sounds like a good idea in order to give the younger puck chasers a chance to make good according to man ager and treasurer e lemasuier the junior b crew are still open for an addition of up to 10 top notch players to complete the line up the club is also open for spon sors ice is expected in the early part of october which means that the jets will have a chance to get into shape before the schedule gets under way and should prove real opposition the outstanding fight they displayed last season attracted a large crowd of sup porters and it is hoped that the interest will be even more keen this year bob lawrie who coached the jets into the semifinal round last year will again hold the reins this season bob did a terrific job with his junior aggregation and never once gave up even when the going was tough during the first part of the hockey schedule when their home ice was not yet completed although the jets will be without the services of some of their ace players of last year such as bud watson and morley petch it is hoped that players of a high calibre can be picked up to fill the position left vacant the officers of the club for the coming season will be as follows president herb smith secy glenn kennedy mgr and treas e lemasuier coach bob lawrie trainer j allan and b allan publicity mgr merl smith trans portation bob milthorpe and fred bartlett committee jim mclaren bus sabiston jack young don allison stan stiver not enough attention is paid to educating pedestrians says a judge so lots of them step out and get bumps of knowledge 100 all wool fabrics plus expert tailoring nows the time for you to come into our shop and select your new fall suits from our brand- new exclusive collection tweeds worsteds gabardines and many more in all new fall shades favorite styles all immaculately ailored to 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