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one of the latest additions to the clippers senior hockey squad is earl mccrone a real hustler mccrone played his last seasons hockey with akron ohio in the international league southern division a new hockey league opened their triple schedule in the stouff- vllle arena on saturday morning the toronto oil company league comprising six clubs will play a doubleheader every saturday morning throughout the winter commencing at 10 am teams are sponsored by the several big oil companies we notice a number of people commenting on the size of the new goal crease that is nqw a must under the caha rules crease instead of ending at the goal posts now extends three feet on each side idea behind the extended crease is to give the goalie more protection and to stop offensive players standing off the side of trie net many goals have been scored from there in previous seasons coach larry molyneux former new york ranger reports 12 of last years newmarket spitfires are available for ice duty this winter the list includes two netminders two uefenscmen and eight for wards newcomers appearing at the practice sessions held during the past week are dennis labine former parry sound intermediate george holborn and jim taylor last season with sutton green- shirts and joe magani a defense- man from bradford we always figured that bill mor rison of oshawa was one of the best hockey officials to ever handle a game in the stouffville arena we were pleased to see that he has been elevated to the position of referee with the national hockey league he handled a game last week in chicago the first time he has done so to our knowledge bill broke into the big time last fall as a linesman after having handled memorial cup and allen cup finals for the caha he was sent by the caha in the spring of 191 to officiate at all the mem orial cup final games played that year in manitoba he handled eight games in all we believe as one ended in a tie his ability as a whistle tooter soon attracted the attention of clarence campbell the president of the nhl and he was signed to an nhl contract during his first season following a new practice instituted by presi dent campbell he served his apprenticeship as a linesman to accustom himself to nhl crowds players and procedure before taking the big step george sayliss is nursing a sore leg and was used rather sparingly on saturday night to give the injury a chance to improve aurora junior hockey team will wear tne colours of the boston bruins this winter in honor of coach herbie cain an exbruin skip taylor and swifty todd of goodwood are working on the same line for newmarket inter mediates a bus has been chartered to take the clippers to collingwood on nov 18th but a few seats will be available for public sale bud watson former unionville junior and brother of jack watson markham millionaires is reported to be heading home for the million aire camp to tiy a whirl in senior company watson being a junior a product would have to be classed as an import if you secretary stouffville ink your hi vent yet contacted t w rennie of the hockey club concern- advertisement in this easons official hockey program you should do it now as the book will go to press within the next couple of weeks rudy pilous coach of the st catharines teepees has been suspended from all association with the club during games pend ing the outcome of an oha subcommittee meeting last fri day pilous got into hot water in windsor last friday when he refused to let a player serve a penalty imposed for pounding his vol 01 no 29 stye gtoufftiub ttfrihmw the tribune stouffville ont november 9 1950 second section georgetown raiders default game management risks heavy suspension by jim thomas manager brathwaite of the georgetown raiders may have got himself into a heap of trouble in an exhibition game here on satur day night when he called his team from the ice and refused to complete the game with some three minutes left to play lee bradbury of georgetown had been banished from the ice with a misconduct penalty and harry morrison oha official called on the georgetown club to put a substitute man in the penalty box this they refused to do morrison put a time limit on the visitors but they ignored this and stalked olf the ice while it was only an exhibition contest morrison was sent to stouffville by the oha to handle the game under their rules and the offense by the georgetown management of taking the team from the ice and failing to com plete the game carries a possible twoyear suspension after taking the first game by the onesided score of 165 the clippers ran into tougher opposi tion on saturday night as george town put up a rugged battle to end the contest in a 55 draw the clippers took a 3 goal lead going stick on the boards referee frank into the third when the raiders udvari pulled the watch on pilous and declared the game for feit with 12 minutes to play in the final period bob snowball had his local omha midget entry on the ice for the first time on wednesday night and has a husky looking lot of material to work on bob hassard of toronto marlboros is lending a hand we learn that aurora under billy mundell expects to enter a team in this classification and hopes to be grouped with new market and stouffville markham millionaires have their old roster pretty well back in cam now with even old man perry showing up the other night for practice a report that brennan singleton- and bell were on their way to the stoney mercantile team was only a rumour the lads did get some free practice there but thats all whether or not the markham club is coming across with some green lettuce to keep this highscoring line intact has not been disclosed conservation corner open seasons for the trapping of muskrat in ontario for the 195051 wintertospring period have been announced by the ontario depart ment of lands and forests they are as follows 1 north of the northernmost railway line crossing the province november 1st to may 31st 2 in the remainder of the area north and west of the french and mattawa rivers november 1st to may 21st 3 in the counties of essex kent norfolk and haldimand and the townships of sarnia moore and sombra in lambton county february 15th to march 31st 4 in the remainder of the area oi southern ontario south of high way no 7 and west of york county march 6th to march 21st 5 in areas not already described lying south and west of the south boundary of muskoka and halibur- ton and the west boundary of hastings county and south and east of highways no 7 no 15 and 29 in the region east of and includ ing hastings county march 20th to april 21st in muskoka parry sound hali- burton and other areas lying be tween highways no 7 no 15 and no 29 and the french and mattawa rivers from and including hast ings county eastward march 20th to may 5th on all registered traplines the muskrat season opens on novem ber 1st and extends to the closing date given above for the region in which the trapline is located special deer seasons have been announced by harold r scott minister ontario department of lands and forests for certain townships in the counties of bruce grey simcoe brant haldimund huron lambton northumber land wellington and wentworth hunters are advised by the department that special deer licenses will be required for the townships concerned and will be valid only in the township ii which the license is issued it is also- pointed out that special licenses are obtainable only from the clerk of the township in which the hunter desires to take deer those who already hold the gen eral deer hunting license are not eligible tor the special license not is the general license valid in the townships where the special license is required price of the special resident license is si and for the special nonresident deer license 2575 hunting without licenses brings more convictions than any other offence against ontarios fish and game laws according to a breakdown of 2300 cases instituted by conservation officers of the ontario department of lands and forests of the total 513 persons were charged with hunting without the proper license while 194 tourists were picked up for fishing without nonresident licenses in a single year taking undersized or overlimits of fish iirought penalties to 136 persons while 103 were prosecuted and convicted for hunting in a closed season carrying loaded firearms in motor cars or across highways seven obstructed officers and paid the penalty and four were convicted of operating outfitters camps without licenses in two cases persons were convicted of keeping wild animals without permits ontarios conservation officers travel more than two million miles a year using almost every means of transportation in enforcing the fish and game laws according to figures issued by the department of lands and forests in one year nearly 200 officers seized equipment in 2915 cases 20s of which covered persons un known and involved traps and fishing gear set unlawfully they prosecuted 2585 cases obtaining convictions in 2286 fines totalling s179s3 and realized 15514 from the sale of confiscated articles on the brighter side they aided in the distribution of millions of fish the restocking of thousands of pheasants and spent a great deal of time after hours working with organized groups in the interests of conservation i fought back to tie the count with in eight minutes a minute later the visitors forged ahead but stark evened the score on a solo effort again georgetown blinked the light and with victory in sight they seemed to relax for a time and with a matter of minutes remaining in the game bradbury tied it all up again a couple of fistic encounters broke out the first between stark of the locals and graham of georgetown in a mix up gibson a former george- towner player came in contact with a raider lee bradbury on the boards when the smoke cleared the raider player claimed to have sustained a broken jaw and had to receive doctors atten tion it was an unfortunate accident hut should be no reason for the team to pull out before the game was officially over the clippers opened the scor ing at 443 with gibson putting the locals in front from rose the boys battled it out until near the close of the period when mccrone skated through the entire george town team flipping the rubber to stark who made no mistake and put his team two goals up and ended the period with a 20 lead only one goal was scored in the second frame that coming from the stick of mccrone on a pass from minion it came after a determined ganging attack around the visitors net in the third frame rhodes who had played a steady game in the locals net was replaced for the final twenty minutes and george town started to make an uphill comeback max bradbury tallied their first marker unassisted at 110 and ingles put his team on even terms as lie blinked the light on two occasions only minutes apart his second marker was scored while stark was serving time on a major penalty for fight ing bill bradbury who showed up best for the locals had a great chance to put his team back in tjie lead only to be outguessed by dwyer in the visitors net seconds later minton grabbed the puck at centre to streak in alone but once again dwyer covered up on a close in drive the two bradbury brothers of georgetown then combined on the return rush to put the raiders in the lead at 1526 witli l bradbury of the raiders serving time stark skated in alone to split the defence wide open and blast a low drive into the bottom corner to again put the teams on even terms two minutes later graham tallied to put the georgetown hoys in the lead but with approximately a minute and a half remaining bill bradbury rounded the visitors not and flipped the rubber in for the tying goal it was at this time that the flareup occurred on the boards and on the advice of the coach the game came to an abrupt halt austie baker was again in his old spot on defence and help ed fill the spot made vacant by the absence of hochberg the clippers seem to have a real find in rhodes for goal tending duties minton and bradbury showed up well in the front lines as did gib son and stark the game was handled by- morrison and laush- vay ontario minor hockey associ ations annual meeting is slated for the king edward hotel yellow room saturday nov 18 at 1030 am eight team group likely for senior hockey while the oha executive will not put their final okay on the senior hockey groupings until this friday night we have learned that the following is the proposed setup to include stouffville which will be presented for their approval at that time markham stouffville toronto allistons and newmarket will form half the group and will play a triple schedule owen sound midland orillia and collingwood will comprise the northern half of the group and will play an interlocking single schedule with the southern division teams which means just home and home games with each team in each division the proposed group has been favorably accepted by the stouff ville management and by mark ham conveners will be appointed for each group on friday and it will be up to these men to call the clubs together and decide on play ing dates bill conl1x rejoins markham executive bill conlin who recently resign ed as manager of the markham millionaires lias rejoined the club in the capacity of secretary treasurer john wegg vho has been secytreas for several seasons will continue in the mana gerial post doug moore joins listowel team as listowel lost out in the oba intermediate finals the sporting picture switched from baseball to hockey with the announcement that doug moore of richmond hill will guard the nets there for the intermediates this winter moore starred with stouffville red wings junior c finalists in 1947 formerly with the chicago black hawks farm chain at aurora gait and north bay the 19yeaold moore was slated to play hockey in scotland this winter coach bev hamilton says he feels the diminu tive goalie made no mistake in coming to listowel peaches ball club holds get together with the snow in the air and ice in the rink it hardly seems appropriate that a last years ball club should get together but that is exactly what happened on sunday morning the peaches ball club joined together for church parade after which they were entertained at the home of jack warriner the clubs manager of last season sixteen of the players rallied in full force to make the outing a real success most of the fellows plan on returning to the ball park next year to give the champions a real battle high school boots 76 win over markham stouffville eked out a 76 win over markhant school team in a sixman rugby game on markham rounds last week johnny davis took a pass from lome boadway in the second quarter of the game to score the only local touch down of the contest boadway booted the convert for six points in the first quarter wigmore for markham kicked a single point the third quarter went scoreless webster slipped through the stouffville line and streaked over the end for five points but the convert was blocked in the final minute of the game stouft- ville worked the ball well into markham territory and boadway kicked over for a single point to win the game stouffville lineup snap m pipher ends r smith l emmer- son quarterback l boadway halfbacks j davis m moyer alternates n fairies e murphy c morris j mckendry d wat son r walsh lloyd baukwell husky manager of the orillia senior hockey club last year has gone to minden to handle an intermediate b entry times change no rugby parafernalia tarsity times have changed but not the traditions of raccoon coats cheerleaders and pen nants at college rugby games lovely lamplighter is dorothy lilly of university of toronto one of the colleges pretty cheerleaders before setting out for london ont and the rugby game with western university stouffville hurler to get big chance hocus miller has been offered a chance to join the oshawa city senior baseball club and we understand he has accepted miller who has been a standout fastball hurler with stouffville intermediates for several seasons will be given a job in the motor city which he will take up shortly this would appear to be a real break for this local son and the best wishes of all the towns sporting fraternity go with him six juniors suspended for attacking referee an attack on referee bobhy brennan in a quebec junior hockey game in montreal last sunday has brought suspension to six players of the three rivers reds allan mudie considered chief offender drew a 10game suspen sion at a meeting of the referees new skating club gets underway with good turnout between thirty and forty would- be figure skaters were on hand saturday afternoon at the local arena for the initial class of the new skating club miss christine kennedy the teacher will require several lessons to get the group divided in several age groups quite a number of older skaters have also indicated their intention of joining the classes are being held each tuesday and saturday afternoon free skating for all youngsters under 12 years is being provided by the arena each wednesday afternoon after school hours board of the qaha last week mudie hit brennan in a fracas which broke out after a game won by montreal nationales 98 the other suspensions are for one and two games program at the stouffville arena thursday nov 9th childrens free skating under 8 friday nov 10th public skating 330 to 500 pm 800 to 1000 pm saturday nov 11th oil co league 1000 am to 1230 pm skating club 200 to 400 pm senior hockey 900 pm uawa vs clippers 1949 oshawa city champions monday nov 13th hockey practice tuesday nov 14th skating club 330 to 530 pm wednesday nov 15th childrens free skating under 12 330 to 530 pm public skating 800 to 1000 pm