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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 29 1950 sports news and views by m cmullen camp borden is running three senior teams this year stoufrville has an excellent win record so far this year out of a total of nine asuhes the boys have won seven including two tourna menus they have won eleven and of these eleven wins miller has finished and won eight in case youre wondering who the heavers are theyre the local intermediates the boys went into a huddle and came up with this one did you know that in the little world series of lj2i toronto swept five straight from louisville of the american association on that championship team were such stars as jess doyle steve oneill carl uubbell del capes and lionel conacher the manager was dan uowley and the trainer was one of the famous dalys m m the local ilidgets have folded because of disagreement over players which are eligible for both teams when the players start to run the coaches and tell them what team theyre playing for and what team theyre not its time some one took a firm hand too many minor ball and hockey players in this town are guilty the midgets are definitely kaput but a house league will be organized in town with all boys under sixteen eligible so if you are under sixteen and interested in ball turn out for the practise this friday night enter big fish derby three local men have the distinc tion of being possibly the first trio to bring in a full bag of trout out of lake simcoe this summer the men are elgin wagg bob snow- stouffville cops seventh win at expense of port ktoufiville 9 port pfiry 1 behind the steamball pitching of hoke miller and smart hitting the beavers rolled to a decisive win over the boys from scugog harpers boys worked for only one hit and a walk in the first innings two were left on as the port boys were held well in check stoufrville never got a hit in their half but nevertheless worked a run around as minton walked and scored on two errors by port in the second only three men got a chance to see long toms fast ball whiff past their noses these three men sure looked down hearted when the third strike was called ole bill harper did equally well in his battle against the beavers as three men fell under the sweep of that lefthander in the third port perry threat ened with two hits and a walk but were cut down on the basepaths stouffville pounded out two hits for a total of four runs in their half of the third as three errors were committed by port miller held harpers boys well in check in the fourth but they fought hard and earned a run two hits combined with a walk in the last of the fourth to score one run for stouffville ports hit rim and error column was filled with horsecollars in the fifth as each man grounded out to big bob hassard at the initial sack stouffvilles record was ball and harry noble and between equally blank but hassard worked them they hauled in sixty pounds another walk his third and nigh of fighting lake trout in about six hours on the lake biggest fin hooked weighed approximately six and a quarter pounds and on several occasions two of the three local fishermen had simultaneous strikes while the lake was quite rough during the weekend it was apparently no deterrent to the local luck another old fish yarn that early morning and late even ing are the best fishing hours proved nothing since the stouff ville haul was made during mid day the toronto star is offering some 1500 in prize money for various fishing feats during the summer and the local catch should stand up well among the seasons best stouffville takes second from sutton stouffville 14 sutton 1 the local nine again wound up on the right end of a lopsided score against sutton the game was a good one to win but a bad one to watch being marred by seven errors in all miller went the route for the local boys allowin but four hits in seven innings of play up until the last of the fifth not a sutton player reached third base miller thought he had a no- run game but lady luck frowned in the seventh when holborn scored in the last half holborn pitched average ball for the whole game but was inclined to give up too many free trips to first sutton 0 0 stouffville 2 1 sutton stoufrville strikeouts miller 0 0 0 0 0 2 11 r ii e 1 1 2 11 9 5 9 holburn was hit by a curve that broke too much port in the sixth ran up two hits but neither runner scored the highlight of the stouffville rampage in the sixth was porky schells home run porky just met the ball but it seemed to carry well over the middle garden fence miller the next batter flied out in almost the same place but butch schell cranked what looked like a long triple over the rightfield fence the ball caromed off a car however and bounced back onto the field for a good double cook and hassard hit safely and three runs were scored in the half innings port perry gave up the ghost in the seventh as they failed to tally bills boys just didnt seem to have it throughout the game in the hit column the team would have looked a lot worse if harpers arm had failed tempers flared repeatedly in this game and umpire murphys patience was well tested stoufrville 101103 port perry 0 0 0 10 0 stouffville port perry batteries miller harper and cawker 1 1 0 0 10 r h 9 7 1 5 and township softball by jim thomas everything is in full swing as all teams wind up the first half of their regular schedule this week buttonville are still leading the troui with unionville running a close second at lnionvsile buttonville were given the game as l e rosss boys picked up their bats and left the park over a dis puted call handed out by the umpire as a buttonville runner was racing to third base he came in contact with a hard hit ground er from one of his teammates bat the agincourt boys claimed inter ference and the runner should be automatically out but the umpire thought different the game ended abruptly at this point over at markham peaches suddenly sprang to life and handed the boys in blue a 207 setback the game was very close until after the fourth innings when the seventh concession boys slammed both markham hurlers for thirteen successive runs without a reply from the homesters ross wide- man and jack nigh turned in standout performances with both boys hammering homers into the far outfield gord lewis and george timbers each collected triples boomer smith went all the way for peaches holding the markhamites to a few scattered hits illtlis take thokxhili 1311 on monday night at thornhill stouffville girls took their first league game of the revised schedule 1311 the local nine built up a seven run lead in the first two innings to put a damper on the thornhill spirit once more our home run queens jean miller and eleanor crossen blasted good ones to the field for an easy trip around the bases babe snowball helps girls defeat bradford 291 with a helping hand from babe snowball wife of robt snowball town barber stouffville girl defeated bradford in the marsh town last wednesday night to the tune of 291 babe holding down the right field position cracked out a hard liner past first to bring in a run jean miller our hardhitting pitcher slugged a good one into centre field in the fourth innings for a home run and eleanor crossen got a homer in the seventh bradford girls were scoreless until the fourth when two crossed the piate then in the seventh ziemianski whacked one out to the daisies for two more runs and an exciting finish to a rather onesided game girls softball league comprises eight teams strawberry festival memorial park stouffville tuesday july 4th 4 to 9 pm under auspices of christ church womans association admission 35c schell lineup minton lb l schell ss miller p k schell c cook 2b hassard 3b jennings if cadieux rf nigh 3b bradbury rf ab r h po av 333 750 250 250 250 0 1000 000 000 000 000 between i and s per cent of the population is left handed 1 at the popular beach resorts everyone in the zqi family has fun there are jf yl restful spots for mother and dad zestful games for the boys and girls safe play for junior with boat and pail round trip by bus wasaga beach 61 5 owen sound 805 midland 670 sutton 475 subject to change stouffville motors phone 170 because of the size of the girls softball league this year and of the location of some of the clubs the group has been divided with aurora elgin mills schomber and bradford comprising section one and stouffville thornhill victoria square and peaches section two section ii schedule june 2i stouffville at thornhill june 27 victoria square at stouffville juno 31 peaches at victoria square july 3 peaches at thornhill july 4 thornhill at stouffville inly 7 stoufrville at victoria square july 7 thornhill at peaches july 10 victoria square at thornhill july ii peaches at stouffville july m thornhill at victoria square stouffville at peaches july 17 stouffville at thornhill july ik victoria square at stouffville july 21 victoria square at peaches july 21 peaches at thornhill july 2- thornhill at stouffville july 28 pouffville at victoria square thornhill at peaches july 31 victoria square at thornhill aug 1 peaches at stouffville aug i thornhill at victoria square stouffville at peaches aug 9 victoria square at peaches aug ii peaches at victoria square joy beauty salon near cnr permanent waving individual styling razor shaping phone stonffvllle 98w2 former brougham resident dies in the west there passed away suddenly of heart failure after a severe attack of pneumonia the late lyman carter hogle in his 59th year he was the youngest son of the late parsons hogle and the late mary carter who with their little family left brougham in 18js to try their fortunes in the west and settle in hartney manitoba the parents of parsons were david and julia parsons hogle early pioneers of this district the old hogle home stead was half mile west and south of brougham and old timers have happy memories of the brothers parse and lames and sister char lotte hogle herrick the hartney star- wrote a very fine tribute to the deceased in these words the passing of the late lyman hogle leaves a distinct gap in the fellowship circle of our lives well known honored and respected in the community of lander melgund hartney and dand lyman possessed a cheer ful happy and friendly disposition and he loved to share it with all who came in contact with him a devoted husband both his and mrs hogles lives were governed by a true sense of christian under standing and fellowship even if gone he left a legacy and example of how to face life in all its phases with a cheerful smile surviving are his wife two brothers debar and david of hartney three sisters charlotte mrs dale mabel mrs porteous and myrtle mrs rea jsf33bsisrseb5eesig5biaaafb5ees5sfglsshp glenwood park swim dance picnic and play at glenwood park mile south of markham bring the whole family 100 picnic tables excellent dance floor fully stocked refreshment booth large illuminated swimming pool reservations for larger groups write or ph manager 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