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the tribune stouffviue ont thursday april 6 1930 sports news and views tuas xolau the grounds committee of the stouffviue lawn bowling club is seeking a new caretaker claude brillinger manager of the local coop received a badly banged ankle on monday night at the arena when he skidded into the goalpost while playing in the bushleague doubleheader stouirville horseshoe pitching enthusiasts will set up new courts this summer on memorial park grounds near the site of the old arena the courts will be lighted the local club wil join the domin ion horseshoe pitching associa tion this year more on this later attendance at the peterborough hockey match last saturday night in oshawa totalled 4100 a great record for a grand final game stouirville arena will be closed to hockey practice next sunday easter sunday according to an announcement from manager ken laushway the toronto hockey league will stage playoff games here this fri day night as well as tuesday and thursday ross lowe who made his profes sional hockey debout near the close of the nhl schedule with boston bruins is a son of jack lowe of whitby coach of the junior red wings in that town ross was in the whitby lineup in stouffvhles first year of junior here five sea sons ago when these two teams were in the same group therell be free skating for the kiddies again this saturday after noon the local athletic club car ried this fine piece of work for near ly four months beginning last saturday the arena co took over the job and will furnish skating for the youngsters on saturday af ternoons until further notice larger crowds are taking in the toronto hockey league playoff games tuesdays and thursdays heres a real evening of sport for half a buck there are four games each evening everything frompee- wee to intermediate newmarket intermediates were eliminated from oha competi tion last week by gananoque in two straight games the first 72 and the second 54 in overtime roy connacher of midland just failed to make the coveted 200 goal circle in the nhl this winter as he wound up his pro career with boston and chicago with a total of 197 goals the connachers pur chased a home in midland three years ago and will continue to re side there stouffviue clippers held another spring practice session here over the weekend and a number of new prospects were on hand for a try- out the club will continue their spring training so long as theres ice in readiness for an early start next october the team was slated to meet the camp borden flyers in an exhibition game at alliston on tuesday night f the coloring of the ice planned for the lions carnival on wednes day night had to be dispensed with due to the heavy hockey schedule at the arena the next day as it would be impossible to remove the surface and re line the ice in time it was hoped on tuesday to use artificial lighting and other effects instead bunny morganson wellnown tely columnist makes that obser vation that the caha are mak ing a joke of the senior a hockey playdpwnsin the province and at the same time prejudicing many centres against the oha by pitt ing such teams as the semipro leaf farm club toronto marlboros against the sault and now corn wall both these clubs would make interesting opposition for such senior b groups as those contain ing peterborough markhamstouff- ville orillia neither the sault or cornwall are capable of giving marlies little more than a good workout the latter series with cornwall going on this week is a fouroutofseven affair too which makes it even more distasteful a group of sportsmen in lindsay are using their influence on the mayor of that town to have wrestl ing continue at the lindsay arena markham- throughout the summer the wrestling shows have not paid off too well last summer but with new mat stars now on the go the inter ested gentlemen contend there will be increased patronage bob hassard is back with marl boro seniors slowly recovering from an attack of measles hassard has been dogged throughout his hockey career by ill health last year he was taken ill at playoff time with marlboro juniors this year he was stricken again as the eastern canada senior set started with cornwall j theres a movement on foot headed by lloyd roubell of kitch ener to form an independent hock ey league covering the niagara dis trict and all of western ontario roubell who has refereed oha hockey played and coached is stick ing his neck out in attempting to form this outlaw league and it all stems from the gripes of the kit chenerwaterloo flying dutchmen sponsors of the new league promise their own rules and elect their own officers they claim this would be a change from sitting in on an annual oha meeting where everything is alleged to be cut and dried beforehand markham millionaires hung up their tack after saturday nights game at oshawa as they lost a heartbreaking 51 decision to peterborough in the 6th game of the sr b playciowns it was tough for markham fans to swallow and they were out in large numbers on the other hand what the sev eral hundred peterborough rooters witnessed was quite pleasing to them however neutral observers have felt since the series swung into action that the legion had just a little more strength and class taking the team all through and their experience as last years on tario champions told the million aires for their part did themselves proud and gave everything they had to stay in the running it was a very fine series and produced two of the largest crowds oshawa arena has enjoyed all winter local skaters compete at brampton at an exhibition racing event in brampton on saturday night mar ion atkinson and helen snowball also ross madill were among the winners the races featured andra mclaughlin of new york an in door champion and figure skater marion atkinson won second in the quarter mile tied with helen for second in the half mile event ross madill won the event for boys under fourteen betty acton and clarence fockler were also present but did not compete fourgoal splurge in second period gives balmy srb series title two goals by the morley twins another by mcarthur gait junior flash and one by mcmurray put balmy beach up 61 in their third and deciding game with dixie fly ers enough to win the contest and the series championship the balmy beach squad was in command from the outset although they only outscored dixie 21 in the first period baz mcmurray and dies tallied for the beaches with ponzo getting dixies lone goal it was in the midsession that balmy beach really showed their superiority and ran rough shod over the whiteshirts for four goals dixie gave everything they had in an effort to come close in the last period throwing one fourman rush after another against balmy beach territory and managed to add two goals on closein scram bles the beaches were content to play for the breaks and morley counted their seventh goal mid way through the period only a small turnout watched the afiair balmy beach bringing along the largest number of supporters who were given plenty to cheer about the win gives balmy beach the right to advance in the oha sen ior playdowns against either peterborough or the winner of the sarmabrantfonl series senior semifinals played in peterborough wedfri balmy beach will open the senior b semifinals against peterborough in the liftlock town this wednesday night with the second game also in peterborough on friday night its a best of three series and the third game if necessary is slated for either peterborough or stouffviue according to the oha office stouffviue clippers under this setup are almost certain to play host here to some good club in an exhibition contest since it is very unlikely that a third game will be necessary in the beachespetes series this saturday night millionaires eliminated by petes four games to two out op the picture greenwood we are pleased to report that mas ter john griffin is able to be up and a team of doctors performed a 90miniite operation to save the life of gordon howe detroit red wing star critically injured in a red winsmaple leaf stan ley cup semifinal howe suffer ed a cut eye fractured nose and head concussion a member of the famous lindsayabelhowe forward line gordio will be out for the rest of the season fresh water in canada covers 228307 square miles of the coun trys 3190110 squaremile area the brown trout was introduced to canadaduring the last century it came from europe suggestion to change trout season opening turned down the ontario legislature commit tee on fish and game last week adopted a recommendation of the lands and forests dept that a limited number of townships in the parry sound and muskoka dis trict be closed for one year to deer hunters the deer population in the area was decreasing department spokes men said the area would be set aside as a sanctuary during the first year of a closed season of moose there are a few sections of the province where the moose population has increased sufficiently to warrant hunting the dept said it recommended that the closed season be continued for another year and an inventory con tinued the deer population at present was estimated at between 15000 and 20000 another dept recommendation said it was ridiculous to protect indefinitely the deer in southern ontario agricultural areas where they were only a nuisance pro bably more than 1000 deer were killed each year in southern on tario by darting in front of auto mobiles the committee asked the minis ter to suggest to the federal gov ernment that where the open sea son on speckled trout and pickerel falls on a monday that it he ad vanced to the previous saturday mr scott said anglers who have all the time in the world for fish ing could take the cream of the catch in the first three or four clays leave nothing for the man who could fish only at the weekend mr scott said a suggestion by the federation that hunting and fish ing licenses be taken from persons twice convicted of breaches of the law was unenforceable the hunter or angler could buy a new licence from another office and it would be virtually impossible to keep track of him the committee turned down sug gestions that the wolf bounty be increased from 25 to 50 or s100 mr scott said the department was trying to discover some means of identifying part of the wolf so that he need not carry the whole car cass out of the bush the ears were too similar to those of a dog by jim thomas peterborough i markham 1 putting oh the most powerful dis play of the series peterborough legion scored a fl victory over around but lias to be very careful the millionaires in the fifth game alter his illness of rheumatic fever of their best of seven finals takj mr and mrs a smith of toronto ing a one goal lead in the first per- were visitors at the home of mr and iod the speedy legion crew added f sf sunday two more in the second and three in the third to salt the game away ioetv mis wm brown on the nights play the markham charge of the worship program crew seemed tired out and were mr and mrs john brooks accom caught inside the enemy bluelinep mr ken keddel and his sponsored by the greenwood young improving mr and mrs ed pascoe and mrs the wa will meet next thursday -p- wilson were in pickering last sat- april 13th at the home of mrs e urday night for a social evening given by mr and mrs courtice remember the variety program as the legions took advantage ofi every break giving stunden a hard night it was an important win for peterborough as it gave them a decided edge in the series the rink was packed to the roof for the game and the legion crew sent their supporters home happy with their gl victory peterborough peterborough markham 4 stouffviue midget champs for 194950 rack row left tom lagger equipment geo pearce coach m proconko b collins j davis n harper h hodgson g lehman coach d lewis manager front row left d harmon d korgie j barkcy d lewis i lewis bud lehman captain eddie murphy geo lintner absent are the winners and they did it on oshawa ice on saturday night with a 51 victory over markham after a bitter well played game playing before a large crowd of cheering applauding fans the millionaires came from behind to tie the game only to have greenlaw roll the puck over the line for the winner at 1755 of the final period the game was a typical playoff contest ending a great series which had everything spectators could hope to see on the whole the game was cleanly played except for an outbreak in the penalty box between montgomery of the le gions and j watson montgomery lost control of himself and was banished from the ice with a match misconduct xormie stunden who has turned in great performances during the series rose to great freights in the final game and came up with some outstanding saves on one occa sion as the legions broke free on a breakaway the blonde netmin- der turned in the best stop of the series beating the speedy forward single handed at times it seemed as if the markham boys depended too much on their goalie as time and again the opposing players skated in on top of him peterborough started out in great style as coombs netted the puck from parnell and godfrey with the entire markham team caught inside the legions blueline at 1552 crowley fired in goal number two but bell got that one back on a neat play around the peterborough net from singleton and brennan markham seemed particularly weak in getting the puck out of their own end in the first few min utes of the second period and with rochetta vatarelli and crowley working like madmen around the net slapping at rebounds the score was finally upped to 31 for peter borough a couple of penalties later single ton scored from bell on a fine pass ing effort and the markham squad were again back in the thick of it so much so in fact that a mild highsticking scuffle between mont gomery and watson turned into a pleasant brawl as chief offenders the two mentioned were sent to the penalty bench a continuance of hostilities on that bench brought about the mis conduct to watson and the match penalty to montgomery greenlaw blasted home a long screened shot to open the last per iod and the legion were out in front 12 brennan led the mark ham team on a few forays into enemy territory not a minute later and clicked for a 13 goal his next stint on the ice brought about the tying counter on a pass from bell it was a smart goal and had the packed house standing and cheering with just three minutes left in the game the fans were beginning to think of overtime toodie greenlaw had other thoughts and wrestled for the puck to oneside of the markham net a flip shot that the goalie didnt see and the rubber was moving crazily on the edge of the goalline it decided to move over and into the net just as it reached the far side of the twine and it made for the winning marker markham pulled their goalie with 15 seconds left in the game but the extra forward proved no help as the legion team seemed even stronger in these last seconds be fore the siren ended the game mother to montreal over the week end miss marion wannop of oshawa visited in the village last saturday afternoon mrs cole is reported to be feeling better we hope she may continue peoples union to be held at the greenwood united church at 8 pn tuesday april 11th the program will consist of musical numbers a oneact play buddy buys an orchid skits and monologues a quiz will also be conducted ss6sssssss8sss4ssssssaw stanley theatre stouppville ontario two shows nightly monday to saturday 7 pm 9 pm friday saturday april 7th 8th genes south of the border where rock slides bullets and the toughest of crooks cant stop him big sombrero in color with gene autry they go into the star gazing business but seeing a murder committed changes them to trouble makers leo gorcey the bowery boys monday tuesday april 10th 11th there are tears laughs thrills as the lovable babe smashes his way to fame fortune over the backfield fence the babe ruth story starring 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