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the tribune stouffville ont- thursday february 3 1949 sports news and views have two big nights community league stavd1xc moxoav jax 31 gp w l t pt stouffville 3 2 1 0 5 brougham 3 2 1 0 j pine orchard 3 1 2 0 9 uxbridge 3 1 2 0 2 herbie dickson another member of the hamilton aeorovdx junior b hockey team which eliminated stouffville last year has been signed by the xew york rangers xewmarket and aurora are both pushing for artificial ice the athletic commission arc tin- main promoters the commission at xewmarket arc slated to make a request to the municipal council for action on the matter in aurora hockey interest- propose to enlarge the arena bringing the building near to vonge street if they could bring artificial ice to aurora chicago black hawks are said to bo ready to put in a junior a club the stoutfville pee wee and bantam hockey teams played in unionville saturday morning the local pee wees though playing some fine hockey lost their game 2 to 1 the lone local goal was scored by boots wilson on a fine pass from harold hodgson in the bantam game the classy stouff ville outfit downed the unionville team 10 to 3 they displayed some fine passing plays that would make older players look up john davis led the scoring with three goals bill collins and bud lehman with 2 bunt lewis jake harmon and eddie murphy each one several additions to the toronto meteors peterborough petes and hell ac teams were given the okay by the oha sitting in special session last week stark of last years markham millionaires and who went to the east coast league this fall with hob uangay ami several georgetown players was turned down in a request to rejoin markham according to the report from oha headquarters stouffvilie hockey club was treated royally in their return game to bobcaygeon last week the bobcaygeon ladies provided eats for the boys in the arena diningroom following the game and at no charge to the club the gesture was much appreciated and thanks goes back to the mayfair restaurant stouffville where mrs burkholder provided a handsome lunch for the bobcaygeon boys during their visit to stouffville ken broughton of newmarket and wellknown junior hockey player in this circuit last winter has been suspended from his junior a club the gait rockets along with meger of barrie flyers for a fracus which occurred be tween the two in a recent game the oha has really clamped down hard and hoisted the two players from participation in the next six games locals too much for lindsay win 111 stouffville clippers proved too much competition for lindsay intermediate a club on monday night as they downed their visitors 111 the ice was extreme ly fast and the game proved good entertainment despite the lop sided score only five minor penal ties were handed out by referee squeak morrison of oshawa it was a good night for the boys to fatten their scoring averages and this they proceeded to do right from the opening whistle norm legge ross hochberg keith jewett and bob lawrie each tallied twice gold lewis hill bradbury don smith los clark and the rumney brothers being in on the assists the other three local goals were racked up by geo rumney don campbell and les clark abercrombie scored lindsays george kuinney the rumney brothers jack and george teamed up to score a total of ten points be tween them in stoutfvilles game with bobcaygeon and saturday nights contest with jack rumney toronto meteors at bobcay geon jack tallied three times and got two assists while against toronto meteors george scored three and got two assists outdoor sportsmen to convene in toronto next monday and tuesday the ontario federation of anglers and hunters representing more than 110000 sportsmen and outfitters hold the 21st annua convention at the king edward hotel in toronto this meeting marks the climax of a reorganization across the pro vince thanks to the hard work of vivian sutton windsor reg han- nam hamilton and bill smith dundas along with many others the entire province is now organ ized under one head a sports mans parliament is in existence to this gathering will be sent resolutions from every fish and game group affiliated resolutions will aitu at improving conditions and urge proper management and perpetuation of the natural resources of this banner province juveniles open group playoffs next week stouffville juveniles will hit the playoff trail next week the team will meet aurora in a home and home series goals to count for the group championship they dropped a 41 decision to the yonge st boys on monday night red walters was the lone marks man for stouffville this thursday night xew market will be here for the final scheduled game xewmarket is a omha juvenile 15 entry be cause of population and will get a bye into the ontario playoffs this leaves stouffville ami aurora two c teams to battle it out the first playoff game will be in aurora on monday night feb 7th with return game in stouffville on thursday feb 10th markham millionaires were toppled 13 last week in an lone goal at the 11 minute mark in i exhibition game with gm parts the first period oconnell in the j mercantile team from oshawa at lindsay net turned in a good effort despite the number of pucks that got past him jack harper was right on the beam for stouffville and though he was not worked as hard as the opposition he came up with some stops on corner shots that had goal labelled all over them stouffville took command of the contest right from the start get ting three in the first period four in the second and four in the third stouffville juveniles win over aurora 96 ron smith played a hangup game in the nels last thursday night for stouffville juveniles to score his first win as a goal tender at the end of the first period aurora took the lead 21 and after the second frame had a lead of 5 to 2 in the final period stouffville scored seven counters to auroras one to win the game 96 boadway schell and walters each tallied two goals burkholder redshaw and jones scored one each nosed out by meteors in one of seasons bestplayed games stouffville clippers dropped a 05 decision to toronto meteors at lindsay on saturday night in one of the best displays of good clean hockey seen anywhere this winter the clippers drew not a penalty in the full sixty minutes and the game might have set a record but for two minor infractions com mitted by the meteors late in the third period crosby of bowman- ville was the referee the rumney brothers teamed with bob lawrie for stouffvilles five goals george rumney getting three goals and brother jack one bob lawrie scored goal xo 5 in the last period for the meteors hill thorns vallerie and thomp son were the marksmen the meteors had their full complement of expros in action saturday night and theyll likely draw a big crowd here next mon- nigh in the return game clippers run up 106 score at bobcaygeon jack rumney turned in a smart threegoal effort at bobcaygeon thursday night as the clippers downed the northerners 10o in addition he chalked up two assists for a total of five points stouffville took a four-goal- lead in the first period on goals by legge rumney lawrie and camp bell kimble opened the scoring at 2i0 of period two he was assisted by ernie nichols jack rumney and bob lawrie made it fi1 for stouffville with two more and sluce from clark as the period ended made it 71 bobcaygeon pressed hard in the last period and clicked the red light five times as stouffville eased up the local boys however capitalized on their breaks for three more hochberg from smith rose from rumney and rumney from bradbury there were only five penalties in the game rose getting three for stoufiville lee and gordon for bobcaygeon the opening of the brooklin arena coiilihiiia smart junior hockey player with newmarket team last winter may be out of hockey for good we are informed he re ceived a badly smashed cheek in a game a week ago requiring a delicate facial operation on the bone our stouffville intermediate hockey club by the manager now for a word about our boys themselves it has been my privi- ledge and pleasure to have taken an active part in hockey and base ball all my life principally in western canada never at any time have i had the pleasure and satisfaction of managing a fineri and more gentlemanly bunch of young athletes than those that make up the clippers hockey team both off the ice and on the ice every one of these boys give all they have got and there is not a quitter among them not one of them knows what the word quit means and our opponents and our fans will bear nte out in this before point system revised in local hockey setup henceforth the only points which any team will count in its standing are those which it earns from another team playing in the same hockey classification that is only the points which stouffville markham and lindsay inter mediates receive from one another will count in the standing of these a clubs likewise only the points which peterborough legion peter borough petes bell ac and tor onto meteors make playing to gether will count in their standing bobcaygeon being the only inter mediate b club will receive a bye into the ontario b playdowns this plan was not the system originally set up at the conveners meeting but recent word from the oha headquarters has changed the setup to that set out above under this new arrangement the standings are as follows collins regal electric brooder price markham stouffville lindsay intermediate a gp w l 3 21 3 2 1 2 0 2 pts g 0 0 400 chick capacity nonrustable material to last a lifetime even heat distribution over entire area prevents crowding micro switch control galvanized top and celling adjustable legs insulated with li- inch blanket of rock wool area covered approximately 41x61 inches also available queen oilburning brooder stoves stousfv phone 122 phone 269 fifth straight for millionaires markham millionaires turned in their fifth consecutive victory when they defeated peterborough legion 7m in an oha senior b game friday night on very rough ice the winners got off to an early lead scoring four goals in the first frame and they were never threat ened reg singleton set the pace for the winners rapping home two goals and setting up two others scored by brennan and milroy vitarelli was best for the visitors with a goal and an assist the peterborough goalie receiv ed a deep gash in the forehead from a flying puck and had to retire for sticlies near the end of the first period on the sidelines vic sluce of the stouffville clippers will be forced to sit out the next couple of weeks ilue to torn muscles in his hip vic played in saturdays game but he tells us the injury affected his skating and the team doctor has ordered him to take a couple of weeks rest- hard and they play clean just the way it should be played these boys are afraid of nothing and they are game enough to put up with a lot just for the sake of good sport- manship and to be a credit to the game and the majority of hockey fans who enjoy watching hockey as it should be played and now for a word about the coach of our team ernie lawrie is well known to you and to most hockey fans in the province he has been untiring in his efforts to build and mould this team into shape many a sleepless night he has had and many miles he has driven in the interests of our club a clean living sport loving young rfriari ernie sets the right example for his boys to follow a hockey player himself and a good one too ernie knows all the tricks of the trade strict but much loved and respected by his boys ernie will undoubtedly mold our team into a smooth and fast working machine that will take some beat ing before another season or two rolls around to ernie and his untiring efforts i say thank you so much to our president our secretary our treasurer and our executive i also say thank you so much for the keen interest you are taking in our executive and others who have so kindly offered their cars to transport the players to peter borough and bobcaygeon games i want to express our greatest appreciation more especially on be half of the boys themselves who think it a splendid gesture on your part to the publicity and the pro gram committies i also want to say thank you you have done and are doing a splendid job thanks is also due our good friend the rink manager so far the weather man has been most unkind to him and he has had to put up with a lot that no one knows any thing about he carries a thermometer around his neck night and day and the minute there is any sign of frost he is away down to the rink to see if he cannot possibly coax a little more ice out on the sheet he has also made several much needed improvements to the rink and i do hope that he will make so much money this season that he will be glad to make still greater improve ments next year and last but certainly not least i want to say thank you so much to our loyal fans and followers certainly we could riot get very far without your support so far you have been just wonderful and i am sure you will continue to be just that way your hockey boys really do appreciate your wonder ful support and i can assure vou that they will not let you dowh if they can possibly help itthev are prepared to work their hearts out for you and what they lack in experience now they will do their utmost to make up in hard work- sincerely vours c h bern bell manager stouffville clippers hockey club just arrived for early spring sewing interesting new materials all wool spun gabardine coatings and suitings plain and figured dress crepes in popular shades splendid assortment of prints broadcloths cotton crepe for underwear flowered and striped pyjama cloths 36 and 40 unbleached cotton 35 bleached cotton 60 flanelette sheeting 81 bleached cotton sheeting unbleached sheeting our complete line of curtain nets marquisettes and overdrape materials as well as made up overdrapes will be in shortly watch for the adv see our clearing specials on the opportunity table and coat and dress racks spofford co stouffville ontario