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the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 1 1948 sports news and views girls softball sloullville at home monday june 2sth markham imonday july 5th elgin mills imonday july 12th aurora monday july 19th markham stoulfville away ithuriday july 1st aurora wednesday july 7th elgin mills friday july icth markham ithurday july 22nd aurora c-u-j- little britain and sunderland of jiucuuic tricounty baseball league oshawa of the lakeshore group stouttville will engage in a baseball tournament at sunderland field day on the holiday this week iladics bowling trophy goes to toronto rink friends will be interested to learn that doug moore diminutive j netminder for the stouffville hockey club was called from his bush work in northern ontario to join in the right against the big fires there the annual mens trebles tourna- mem for the old boys trophy is after a tough thregame j being staged on the local greens struggle stouffville ladies passed this wednesday the ladies their lions trophy won in 19 17 j trebles tournament will be on j uy lover to a toronto rink in eornpeti- loth i lion at newmarket on wednesday the local rink comprised of mrs i gordon lemon mrs l hoover and mrs thos jennings won three games and were squeezed out in a ronnie rowe exmarkham hoc keyist is playing soccer in toronto again and was an outstanding co for ulster against the famous i sawoff game with the toronto liverpool team recently 1 rink a second stouffville enty com- i prising mrs fred crossen mrs i les wilson and mrs jack epworth carried off the top score for one win in the newmarket tournament ken schell belts three triples rouse homers in 166 win three resounding triples by ken schell and a homer by orv rouse were the high spots in a 16g win by stouffville intermediates over suttons tricounty team on fri day night ken was really belting them long and hard and gave the fielders little chance as he shoved two of his threebaggers into left field and one into right and drove in three runs ahead of him rouses long fourbagger went over three hundred feet in to right centre and two teammates scam pered home ahead of him it was a fairly tight ball game until the fourth when the local artillery started to roll stouffville was down 40 in the early stages of the game lome schell was on the mound with brother ken on the receiving line coach earl cook handled the first base position for the first three innings in the absence of polly minton raxlin holden nicholson and ward alternated in the out field skip taylor and bruce macmillan were two familiar faces in the sutton lineup having carried stouffville hockey colours last winter skip was playing at second and bruce in right field dunn taylor and beatie swung the heaviest bats for the lake simcoe lads five homers by locals swamp uxbridge 193 five home runs in one game three of them by one player were too much for uxbridge in their intercommunity softball game with stouffville here on thursday night wally nicholson pounded out three round trips harold morden one and ted cadieux one for ux bridge r laswick was the best batter and helped with the visit ors three runs which all came in the first innings jack epworth was on the stouffville mound with dan finlayson catching morden tossed them up for uxbridge stouffville lineup finlayson c epworth p h morden 1st b ted cadieux 2b w nicholson 3b c ellis ss w slack if bill nichol son cf lew raxlin rf financial report stoiiflville junior hookey club expenditures billy mundell former aurora hockey junior coming originally from claremont will get a tryou this fall with the stlouis camp the us he bagged 61 points- in the scottish hockey league last winter stouffville girls softball team tied their first league game here with markham on monday night 99 the game was played on wet slippery grounds which did much to load both teams with errors markham led up until the last inn ings when the home girls pushed across the tying tallies jean miller and kay ford handled the stouff ville pitching with gertie slack catching helen snowball of stouff ville cracked out the only home run of the game town intermediates batting averages ont hockev assoc s 2532 corner bovs club 3000 advertising 5535 buses and tape 5643 doctor bills 1500 loud speaker at rink 6000 telephone 6959 sweaters slicks etc 312s0 travelling and oshawa r nk 55500 total expenses si 13299 total receipts 201071 profits divided 57775 jack andrews w ins doolittle trophy ab h average k schell 18 11 en procenko 23 10 434 l schell 10 4 400 rouse 20 s 400 raxlin s 3 375 holden 15 o 333 nicholson 20 6 300 minton 21 6 2s5 miller 21 0 23s bagg 9 2 222 jewett 6 1 166 yvideman 6 1 166 ward s 1 125 intermediates tie leagueleading sunderland team stouffville intermediates played to a 77 draw with sunderland current leaders in the tricounty league in an exhibition game here on wednesday night the local nine got off to a bad start and sunderland romped home with three runs in the first innings all on local errors procenko crossed the platter with the first stouffvilie run in the third three more were added in the fourth and four in the fifth procenko minton holden and lome schell were the stouff ville hitters for sunderland stjohn and bran don carried the most potent bats lefty bagg started on the mound for stouffville and was relieved by schell beaton and campbell did the pitching for sunderland eight strikeouts were registered against the visitors and four against stouff ville nearly 8000 people read the tribune each week thats what makes advertising in this weekly so valuable don campbell presented with hockey trophy building boom on in haliburton stouffville junior players pre sented with handome ked creted cardigans and neat cheque for 25 hockey had one last fling in stouffville on mondav night when the local junior b club of 1947lsjnew resorts and held a gettogether at the mayfair restaurant highlight was the presentation of the most valuable player trophy from the oha to defencemari don campbell the handsome silver trophy was pre sented by reeve a v nolan on behalf of the oha and the local club campbell was voied by his teammates most valuable player of the year at a hockey banquet ten dered the team by the lions club some months ago while expenses of operating the hockey ran heavier this last season there was still a sizeable melon to slice up when all accounts were finally in on monday night each player and the coach received a fine crimson cardigan with the stouff ville crest plus a cheque for s2540 as his share of the years profits treasurer bruce clark revealed that expenses last winter totalled 1100 witli gross receipts a little over 2000 members of the executive in clude coach bruce harper presi dent a g thompson manager bob snowball sectreas bruce clark directors ted edwards and chas nolan ltghtntxg bolt kills 13 cows in kingston storm damage of several thousand dol lars was counted after wednesday nights violent electrical storm lashed this eastern ontario dis trict first heavy loss was reported by farmer frank baker who lost 13 holstein cows valued at 10000 when lightning struck a tree under which they were taking refuge an early survey showed con siderable crop damage to crops with cut hay in most cases a total loss many vegetable crops were damaged tolerance of riots the worst and most dangerous aspect of the riots among great lakes seamen is official weakness in suppressing them and public apathy abput them states a fin ancial post editorial tolerance of public disorder is the most serious disease that can beset a society yet in many labor union conflicts the law is deliberately and success fully flouted haliburton is enjoying an unpre cedented building boom not only in ummer cottages but in new homes at least 30 homes are in the course of con struction at minden village which straddles the guli river 50 miles north of lindsay on highway 35 at haliburton village 15 miles east ef minden 12 new homes have been started further indication of the import ance and development of this vaca tion district is shown by the arrival of two building contractors who have taken up permanent residence ip the area w bailey who for merly operated a construction firm at niagara falls has formed the haliburton construction company with headquarters at minden al ready he has men employed on se veral new cottages w s holland formerly of london has sold hi lumber and construction business in that city and is now operating in haliburton he has three houses underway at the foot of head lake on the outskirts of the village a new laundry is now doing busi ness a mile west of haliburton mrs edith walsh minden is building a tea room and there are two snack pars being built one at carnarvon by william irwin of niagara falls haliburton ski club headed by robert bishop has leased the hili at the north end of the village and an electrically operated ski tow- will be set up the slope will be graded this summer and skiing will start next winter six long distance telephone lines have been completed from halibur ton to fenelon falls and once the bell telephone makes the connec tions on their own lines there wiil be none of the former delay and embarrassment caused by inade quate telephone service plans are underway to build telephone lines from haliburton to wilberforce tory hill and gooderham bring ing this essential service to the three villages for the first time the high voltage power line from stony lake has now reached half burton and spur power lines will be extended to wilberforce tory hill and gooderham before the year is out flight is honeymoon for immigrant bride cattle pricks show declines across canada demand for beef dropped off last week and the prices structure for all live cattle was severely over hauled early prices were down in the oast by 2 or more and later developed further weakness to sag as much as 3 on better grades at toronto meanwhile western centres shared in the losses to the extent of s1s250 and in at least jne case 4 at toronto later sales n the better quality butcher cattle were as much as s3 lower and about 2- 700 cattle remained unsod better quality weighty steers made 18- 2185 butcher steers 1620 and most good cows 1350l 150 mon treal trade was at a virtual stand still with choice steers 23 good and mediums s1920 mediums 1s down and cows 145015i0 best steers and heifers in the maritimes were quoted at 17 fob jack andrews aurora is has been awarded the garfield memor ial trophy presented annually to the aurora high school student showing greatest allround sports proficiency and sportsmanship he played on the aurora hockey and baseball teams and also took part in basketball rugby swimming and track and field garfield doo little trophy presented by the doolittle family is a memorial to a high school athlete who died after an operation two years ago selection committee includes jh knowlcs tam hulse d babcock and norman johnson rride of three months mrs daniel spence arrived with her husband in canada among latest air immigrants from bri tain the flight she said was part of our honeymoon they will make their home in tor onto ont ringwood we welcome to our community mr and mrs taylor and family from peterboro who have settled in the farm home of mr owen hal- sted the halsteds having now- settled in their newlyerected cot tage mrs sam mckuen and daughter ruth were toronto visitors last thursday and friday mrs tilman reesor and mr and mrs joseph b hoover of dicksons hill visited with miss ada barkey last thursday mrs truman grove spent several days last week with her daughter mrs stewart stouffer of stouffville we congratulate miss lois mc kuen on having passed her grade six piano examination with honors at the toronto conservatory lois is a pupil of miss bertha stouffer mr lem scott who has been employed by walter jacob for several years left last week to go to western canada mr and mrs jacob grove had tea on sunday evening at her brothers mr and mrs floyd steckley ninth line mr and mrs leo jaynes were sunday visitors with miss ada barkey the excelsior sunday school class met at mrs gordon holdens on thursday afternoon of last week while the helping hands class met in the evening at mr and mrs albert reesors mrs hamburgh of hamilton is visiting her sister and brother-in- law mr and mrs james kennedy pine orchard mr and mrs j hope returned home from a weeks trip to mon treal and ottawa miss widdifield and mr and mrs allen attended the wedding of their nephew at oakville on sat mr ross armitage took part n the veterans parade at newmarket cemetery on sunday june 20th mr and mrs ford lehman and beverley spent sunday with their son howard mr jim gibney from western canada visited his sister mrs w markham summer policy continuous nightly from 730 pm doors open 700 pm matinee saturday at 200 pm friday saturday july 2 3 together on the same programme roy rogers and his horse trigger in home in oklahoma and for your added enjoyment stan lauiel oliver 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