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the tribune stouffville ont thursday march 23 1950 sports news and views stouflville clippers worked out the recent markham games at on home ice monday in preparation oshawa arena have been broad- for a barnstorming into ontario cast over the oshawa station north country ckdo toronto royals defeated agin- courl 05 here on monday night to returned carry home the jack eraser where he trophy a coveted piece of silver ware by these mercantile teams i george stark exmillionaire has from the east coast lias been lined up witli another millionaire hob bungay there were 3200 fans at the markhampeterborough game in oshawa saturday night which should give the millionaires pot of gold a nice boost with peter boroughs gl win monday the series will carry back to oshawa this saturday night oshawa will be represented in the senior v oha league next year according to word leaking out front toronto oshawa support ers asked to enter the group three years ago but their application fell through when they couldnt get things straightened away chicago black hawks think so highly of bev bentley and marcel pelletier of kitchener flying dutchmen that either one may be goal for the hawks next year pro viding frank brimsek retires as it is expected he will bentley doesnt want to play minor league hockey and his big chance may be at hand if you dont think its expensive buying hockey sticks the guelph biltmorcs will tell you different tho bilts executive is spending between 4000 and 3000 for shillelaghs this year foe all minor teams in guelph from junior a to peewce sticks for tho stouff ville clippers ran between 400 and 500 this year this coming saturday afternoon will be the final free skate for the kiddies this winter the stouff ville athletic club has done a wonderful job in providing this free time for hundreds of young sters each saturday afternoon for the last five months lynn williamson son of fred williamson of mt joy was a member of the kirkland lake curl ing foursome which recently car ried off dominion honours out west lynn is a mine superintend ent in kirkland lake ho will be recalled by hockey fans who watched him line up on defence with john robh years ago for markhain remember that well- worn pair of hockey pants with 0 min inscribed in liberal letters on the seat wilbert dutch hiller who gained fame with the new york rangers and montreal canadians has written some interesting com merit on present day hockey hiller gave up his job as coach of the stratford junior a team and left his kitchener home to take ove as coach of the los angeles mon- archs in the pacific coast league two years ago but resigned recent ly over an argument with charles cord owner of the club as to who should pay s75 in fines slapped on hiller by referees i think that hockey players coming up are not the players they should be due to oha rules which allow juniors to play ever thing but hockey hiller maintains there is toj much tripping kneeing charging holding and highsticking going on and the sooner the youngsters are forced to play hockey the better off theyll be another bad feature is that they are paying kids too much money the kids should be going to school but instead liiey are developing into hockey bums i think boys should not be able to make a hockey move unless it is to go to school or take a job ivhbh is better than the one he is work ing at only when he is over 21 should he be able to sign with the pro team of his choice local fans to see next oha sr series now definite local hockey fans are now assur ed of witnessing the next round in the oha sr b playdowns since both balmy beach and dixie art- slated to play their home games in stouffville their current playoff series which resumes in the local arena this wednesday night has now been cut to a twooutofthree affair winner to meet either mark- ham or peterborough should balmy beach win this wednesday night the third and rubber game between the two will be played in stouffville this satur day night should dixie come out on top wednesday the next round against either markham or peter borough could commence here on monday jack harper wins most valuable player award jack harper veteran goal keeper with stouffville clippers this season has been voted the most valuable player on the club by a vote of his teammates he will receive the trophy presented by the oha in recognition of his choice this is the second time in his career that harper has received this award the previous time being during his playing days with mark- ham millionaires jacks final per formance which won the admira tion of all his mates was the clippers win over clinton comets on their american trip dixie upsets beaches to go one game up in senior b playoffs coming from behind a fourgoai lead dixie flyers stormed to the attack in the last period on satur day night to score five goals and win their first playoff against balmy beach the second game of the twooutofthree series will be played here this wednesday with the third game if necessary on saturday mearthur exgait red wing was the star of the opening frame for the beaches scoring three goals the first a thrilling solo rush end to end beaches added another in the second period from the stick of williams before dixie started to roil beaches were three men short on their lineup due to injuries and the pace began to tell dixie scored their first goal mid way through the midsession ponzo getting the marker and macey made it 12 before the end of the period cormack added another pair in the last period and ponzo two more geary getting the fifth goal and giving dixie a commanding 71 lead tired but determined beaches kept trying and notched their fifth goal with only five minutes to go two minutes later they scored again and it looked for a time as if they might tie the count the goalie was taken out and a sixman attack poured over the dixie end but the whiteshirts held out al holiday in the dixie net was particularly steady through the barrage the four hundred fans present thoroughly enjoyed the close con test and a larger turnout is expect lemonvillebethesda hockey team bush league champions shown is the winning lemonvillebethesda hockey team of the stoullville youth for christ league 1930 back row left to right paul bolender xoel story floyd forsyth grant wells goalie allan wells karl cook ken betz front row left to right glen taun murray allan matt beurrels mervin gilroy dickson hill team followed in second place the remaining teams were vivian and sixth line fire razks ice arkxv at grimsby flames which shot 100 feet in the air early saturday destroyed the 29yearold grimsby arena damage was estimated at 75000 ed tonight wednesday for what but 1 e marsh manager of may be the final game of the series the addition of floodlights to unionville ball park is being planned for the coming summer xext wednesday night will be that miichlookedforwardto stouff ville moiis skating carnival howard forgie donned skates and joined the millionaires for their first game and showed up well after such a long absence from the game he has been kept on the sidelines since however toj give his leg more time to heal niagara packers which owned the rink said it would cost nearly lo0000 to replace it the old wooden rink once used by montreal canadians of the national hockey league for their preseason training was used by nearly all hockey teams in the grimsby arena and just a few hours before the blaze was the scene of a local skating carnival an estimate of damage was not immediately available the fire discovered shortly after 1 am was brought under control in a little over an hour grimsby is about 15 miles east of hamilton markham pull up even in peterborough playoff series by im thomas markham millionaires bounced back onto even terms with peter borough on monday night clipp ing the liftlock boys 04 on their home ice markham took a 21 lead in the first period but peter borough evened matters in the second in the third period it was markham all the way as they scored four to the homesters two singleton was the big noise for the millionaires with two goals to his credit the fouroutofseven series resumes in peterborough this wednesday night with the sixth game in oshawa saturday and the seventh if necessary in peter borough monday baseball it wont he long local plans for this years intermediate hall club have been kept rather quiet we hear that bob hassartl who was one of the big factors in last years success will not be seen on the local diamond this summer hassard is being sought for a first- base spot with kitchener seniors geo sayllss local hockey player may he available for the stouffville nine bobby hopper another well- known member with the clippers is playing senior ball with toronto mayfairs opkv season for muskrat legal open season for trapp ing muskrats commenced monday march 20 in the five counties of the trent district durham northumberland victoria peter borough and haliburton in the four southern counties the season will close april 21 haliburton be ing farther north the season closes slightly later namely may 5th muskrats may be only taken under the authority of a trappers license except by farmers trapping on their own farms it is unlawful to shoot or spear any muskrat or to place a trap within five feet of their houses burrow or pushup markham 4 peterborough 2 after dropping the first game to peterborough the teams moved to oshawa for the second meeting thursday night and the million aires handed the speedy legion crew a 12 set back the game was very fast from the opening whistle and the markham boys gave good indication that they were out to win by forcing the opposition into their own zone it was during a millionaire power play and with burns of peterborough serving a penalty that bell blasted a bullet shot to the corner from singleton to put the home team one up four minutes inter at 620 bruce forgie slipped in a low shot from j rumney to put his team two up and end the period ross nicholls in the legion twine was one of the big reasons for turning back a few early minute outbursts by the million aires in the first period he turned aside some terrific chances like nothing at all in the second frame peter borough showed some signs of get ting back in the game as hill allied from fryea and coombs both teams kept up the dizzy pace but stunden in the markham cage and nicholls for peter borough came up with some sen sational stops to keep the score down bell and montgomery keith montgomery a former oshawa general took to using their sticks a little too liigh after that and they received crosschecking penalties to end the period watson opened the scoring i to stay xx england the third period taking a perfect pass from clement who carried the puck the entire length of the ice for the nicest rush of the night hard shot from baker to fool at 90s j rumney hatted in a nicholls completely in a desperate oifort to get back in the game the visitors threw caution to the wind and on one occasion montgomery skated in alone only to be outguessed by stunden at 1512 rocketto notched th last scoring point of the game and the final score read markham 1 peterborough 2 keith montgomery stickhandled through the entire markham team seconds later and was right in on goal when pulled down from behind by perry perry was sent enced to two minutes for hooking and a neat effort went for naught peterborough 3 markham 2 markham millionaires skated into saturdays game on even terms with the legions and with home ice in their favour the odds were on the locals to take the lead in the series but that old penalty drawback which has lost many a game caught up to them and they were edged 32 the game was another repeat performance of the previous encounter as far as speed and passing plays were concerned and both goalies again came up with outstanding saves markham held an edge in the first period but the legions seemed to show more ability as the game progressed in the first period markham started out very strong in a scor ing way as brennan deflected singletons high drive into the open corner four minutes later forgie swept in with a low shot from j rumney to put the million aires two up willi a two goal lead and moving halfway through the second period things looked rosy for the green shirts but parnedd broke the ice as he picked up his own rebound and fired the rubber past stunden for their first marker d perry got himself a miscon duct penalty midway through the third period that took him out of action for the rest of the game sem ai0lit 500 umoch cit fans g sffi a frs mhm timer of peterborough had a bit ft i on f s dlhavl 23 fisk ffi it 53s s time ieft lo got this one they were off that burns tied the the rival defense departments it was a bit of a fluke at tit gttsfcss zrtfz burns shot bouncing off a mark- n cus si ham defenseman to go into the net mng also a worlds woman skating champion aja vrzanova will stay in england as exile i have been dreaming of this freedom for two years said the daughter of czechoslovak- ian communist government official she is successor to bar bara ann scotts title side and fired the shot catching a i corner of the net that made it 32 tying the score at 22 i factor in the small score both there were lew than two min- iies turned ste f utes left to play when fryia sent ances too coombs skirting around the right side of the markham defense with a clean pass coombs crossed the see elsie the cow this week at blueline swung around the right stouffville carload groceteria h5ferablblsjiiaibjhi313 suppplses fertilizer dont be short in a months time order now for spring delivery we now have the following analysis in stock 0168 2126 21210 4810 20 superphosphate seeds we would be pleased if our customers who have ordered their seeds would pick up same this coming week as seeds are becoming scarce and have risen sharply in price queen oil brooders we have a few oil brooders left at reduced prices we will guarantee the oil supply for these brooders space heaters spring clearance in these 10 palm space heaters selling at cost to thrifty buyers 6500 complete stouffville oil association two phones for your convenience 2i0 unci 122 aasjssraiajaaiaiais get your hot cross buns stouffville bakery