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the tribune stouflvhle ont thursday february 7 1952 sports news and views jim thomas orillia terriers visitors at the local urday night will be the arena on sat- tberes one more round in the current senior hockey schedule vhich ends on march 4th the clippers will be accommo dated at the hotel following their game in minden this friday night returning on saturday in readi- inefe for their tilt with orillia on saturday night a meeting will be held shortly to arrange a possible playoff series between the winner of the four local intermediate leagues namely stouffvihe newmarket aurora and xobleton it nas been suggest ed that a roundrobin contest to decide a district champion would prove a good drawing card the brougham intermediate hockey team played their tirst semifinal game with brooklin and defeated their rivals by a score of 73 in a good clean game this was the fiftt in a best- three out of five series to be played on tuesdays and fridays until finished the winners will play markham for the league championship the winners of the brougham and brooklin series will continue on in the ontario playdowns as intermediate a and the losers will be classed as intermediate r of the orha markham will continue on as a senior entry westmount and prestonville the two bottom teams in the league have been eliminated orillia terriers here satday nite this is a change from original schedule on saturday night orillia ter riers will be the visitors to the stouffvihe arena according to an oha ruling handed down last week the clippers were schedul ed to play at orillia but this has since been changed the terriers are the team that stouffvihe must defeat in order that they might continue in the senior b play offs in their quest of the cham pionship in the last meeting be tween the two clubs the orillia squad eked out a 76 decision in overtime in one of the most thrill ing contests this season since the last meeting here the orillia team have strengthened their lineup with two new players who played a big part in the their teams vic tory a couple of weeks ago spitfires grab overtime win orillia terriers dropped an over time decision to newmarket spit- flyers shaded by clippers 65 the local clippers scored their second win in three nights over midland fivers as thev edged their rivals g5 on thursday night of lat week it tooken minutes of overtime to turn the trick as the flyers put up a determined battle to keep in the playoff run ning nck bangay set the scoring pace for the clippers with tlje bat- trick while jack watson ronnie bel and jack rumney notched the other local tallies the clippers were shorthanded at game time due to injuries sus tained to george stark a couple of nights previous and with playing coach bob bangay and defence- man motley peteh sidelined the strength of the homesters was considerably weakened however before the game was over bud watson crashed into the goal post and had to be rushed to the hos pital for medical attention his eye was badly cut and he will join his battle scarred team mates on the bench for a couple of games t win 42 despite injury list the stouffvihe clippers minus four of tneir players continued to set the pace in the oha big five senior b group as they handed midland flyers a 12 defeat on monday night the homesters stepped onto the ice at midland with but two complete forward lines and four defencemen as injuries in the clipper lineup is beginning to take its toll of play ers bud watson bob bangay george stark and polly mintori were unable to dress but the remaining players fought hard during the entire sixty minutes of play to overcome a one goai load and go on to win bert baker herb rose morley petch and jim machin turned in the finest defensive effort we have seen this season as the flyers tried desper ately to break through their blue- lino barrier both goalies eatough and gagnon saved the day on many occasions with the local goaltender being exceptionally good in the middle frame when the clippers received two major penalties and the flyers turned on a strong offensive attack hal gibson opened the scoring after only three minutes had ticked by in the first period as he slid a low shot under gagnon in the midland net as he sprawled to smother a loose puck neither team could blink the light for the remainder of the frame as the clippers led 10 in the second period both teams began to rough it up considerably bert baker and adams tangled on the boards and both players were given majors only seconds later nick bangay accidentally clipped the midland forward st amant on the head with his stick and he clippers wallop builders 80 with just two forward lines pine orchard jail terms imposed for theft of cash j claremom page w co time went on one day a driver have purchased the front house on before one of the largest crowd- of the season stouffvihe clippers took over undisputed possession of first place in the big five senior b group as they snut out the collingwood shipbuilders so up until game time both clubs were deadlocked for the top rung and with the clippers absert three of their atar performers in bud t watson george stark and bob bangay the situation did not appear very bright coach eddie bush and his speedy crew appear ed out to win back omo of the reputation they had lost in their three previous contests with the clippers as they skated man for man in the opening period blake eatough in the clipper net came through with a sensational goal- tending performance as he kicked with out shot after shot from the sticks notched the other lxtve reid ot onrushing collingwood forwards the only two goal man for it was a wellearned shut out for i dukes the young netminder his second of tlie season intermediate league hal gibson who has currently top point scorers been setting a torrid pace in the goal scoring department notched sellers stouffvihe the only tally of the tirst period j paisley stouirville from j watson his goal came r forfar stouffvihe from a hard shot of the left boards j jj lewis peaches that caught the corner of the cage i bisson agincourt at the four minute mark of the hodgins stouffvihe second period jack watson jets lose ftrst playoff game to weston weston dukes took a 10 lead in the oha junior b best-of- seven semifinal series when they edged unionville jets 33 on sati urday in weston some nine nun- dred fans turned out to see the contest weston jumped into a two goal lead in the first period on goals by fisher and glover and added two more in the second and one in the third lnionville tallied one in the second and two in the final period don irwin was the top marksmaji for the jets two while frank bonnello was the i for flaxman rejorted that the truck had disappeared investiga tion by provincial constable vic tor proctor revealed that bison had in april sold the truck to a junk dealer for 25 and as far as he knew it was bullets bv that time eison told the court that he has no permanent home that he hadif a row with bis father and was order to leave home two weeks before christmas that he reached grade five only in publc school mr harris sought to show that the accused had a complete right to the s75 and that since seven months elapsed since the deal he began to wonder whether the man was going to come for the truck mr hall countered by pointing out that iti most such eaes there is civil responsibility collaterally but this does not lessen a clear cut case of theft in passing sentence judge me- rae agreed with the crown attor ney 1 o f v ni a u1l u ini m suck aiiu ne sn1n -r- lj o jied team mate baker in nru s ni the penalty box for five minutes is tl th was while the locals were short- put his team two up and gibson added another from rumney a few min utes later at 1210 of the middle frame morley petch picked up the puck at the blueline and sizzled a drive past goalie kerr in the ship builders net to give the clippers a four goal lead at the close of the period with two stouffvihe players in the penalty box ronnie bell broke into the clear for a perfect goal to give the locals a commanding lead ronnie bell came through with his second tally of the night at the eight minute mark of the third period and stephenson ran the total ui t seven in the dying minutes of the contest polly min- ton and nick bangay combined to bring the cheering crowd to their feet as nick sank the rubber for the final goal of the night the loss was a bitter pill for the shipbuilders to swallow as they have yet to obtain a victory over the clippers this season these two clubs have two more meetings before the close of the schedule on feb 1g the shipbuilders return once again for a test of strength and the local squad make their final journey to collingwood four nights later take a ab bowen put orillia back on the long end of a 32 score as the period ended i linid ver h that midland tied the i in hi mvti an u game up and forged into the lead quick goals 1 the mi idle frame to ohearne netted the first fiver 21 lead but two goals by j tauy wlth a ddve alli swaies put his squad one goal up with a high shot to the top corner v 1 i ho clippers put on the pres- imp imfnnvol s fs j the final twenty minutes at the mminute mark of the last a i t tne nt 497 period on a goal by todd and that i 1 u g t the lie ssnnsi n bkhandecl a hard shot over countei three inimites after the hi outstretched form midway opened despiteja high- through the period gibson netted what proved to be the winner as he took a pass from rumney at overtime pressure attack which pulling goalie bun clark the tei riers were unable to score again in the rough second period kelly and toms of newmarket drew majors for fighting the terriers drew four other penalties as did their opponents cupper scoring race g a pts h gibson i m b watson 0 10 19 n bangay 7 11 is b bangay 9 8 17 r eell 8 9 17 j rumnev 10 5 15 j watson g 7 13 g stark 7 r 13 m petch 5 i p minton 6 5 11 b baker 3 3 fi j machin 1 5 r h hose 0 1 6 intermediate ik agu1 standing s p w i t pts stouffvihe 15 11 0 1 j1 agincourt 15 7 7 1 15 uxbridge 15 7 11 peaches 1 1 5 1 1 riverdale 15 1 10 1 9 lansing k 3 9 1 7 wednesday jan 30th stouffvihe 0 agincourt 2 uxbridge i peaches friday feb 1 peaches 1 stouffvihe i uxbridge 10 riverd de schedule friday feb s agincourt vs peaclu s stouffvihe vs lansing tuesday fe b i lansing v s r iverdal stouffvihe vs uxbric ge the blueline and skated in alone for his second goal of the night herbie rose ended the scoring for the night as he picked up a re bound and rapped it home the clippers have a short rest until saturday night when their senior b rivals the orillia ter riers come to town in the last meeting between these two clubs the terriers took the contest 7g in overtime hawks blank leafs 50 peewee n h l on goals by barnes 2 g a pts 17 s 25 10 11 21 12 8 20 10 s is 10 s is 10 8 is 10 8 is i 0 11 c s 14 3 10 13 t 6 13 s 0 13 9 13 10 3 13 0 8 13 9 3 12 0 12 3 s 11 he allan cody fafti we also welcome mr and mrs downey and family who have moved oh the kmet farm mrs r ralph and donnie spent a couple of days in toronto mr jim tidman has taken a position at quebec glad to report little pauline sytema ls improving mr and mrs james hope are holidaying in los angles calif congratulations to mr anil mrs r chapman on their fortythird wedding anniversary mr ross armitage is in tor onto serving on jury the pupils of our school enjoy ed a skate friday afternoon on newmarket arena several from here attended the ice follies in toronto last week canada has seven time zones south african farming area land values have risen by more than 300 per cent in the last ten years har mon hathaway and wilkes chicago trimmed the hapless leafs who still are without a win benson displayed great net tend ing there was never any doubt as to who was going to win this game chicago was better in all departments with a two goal lead it looked as though canadiens were about to upset the boston team how ever clever play by the youngsters j contested on tiie boston side earned them a i2 victory at no time did the boston first line show anything hammerslev with two goals for canadiens played one of his best games scorers for boston were mcdowell collins 2 and league standing v that long awaited meeting be tween stouffvihe maple leafs and markham eagles has come about with the results being somewhat surprising to many of the hockey enthusiasts both in markham and stouffvihe the maple leafs stepped into the home arena of the eagles and soundly trimmed their southern neighbours by a score of 73 a large crowd was on hand for the much publicised ame which saw the markhamites use three goaltenders one in each period rod mcarthur started but he seemed to be the victim of a stouffville syoring spree in the first period so was withdrawn in favor of eddie crouch the second goalie was injured during warm up and had to be replaced by johnnie atkinson from unionville jets austie baker boh and ernie lawrie and a number of other stars turned in some nice plays but the locals proved deadly when around the net and counted some perfect goals the stouffvihe defence seemed far superior to that of markham and goalie bill mulholland played one of the most sensational games of his career another meeting betwqen these clubs is to be arranged in the near future peaches ac tie leafs 44 uxbridge win 102 stouffvihe maple leafs came very close to dropping their fiust game in the intermediate hockey league on friday night as peaches pushed them to the limit gaining a 11 deadlock the leafs notched a trio of tallies in the first five minutes of the opening stanza and managed to hold that margin until the final period when they added another to make the score 10 with only ten minutes re maining in the game peaches came to life led in the belated rallv by murray lewis other goals for the peaches club were scored by cote and smith sellers with two was top marksman for the leafs paisley and brett get ting singles the game was cleanly not a penalty boston canadiens chicago leafs next boston vs at s30 canadiens is ml z oz tkolt hooked in lake walt tranmer recently hooked a trout weighing is pounds two ounces the largest trout caught in lake simcoe in the last five years tranmer caught the trout on a whitefish line while fishing through the ice about two miles off ihore the record trout taken from thelmktiand lake weighed about 21 pounds orillia p r 5 r 3 6 2 0 0 saturday chicago t 1 0 1 1 0 3 3 i 2 2 s games players report vs leafs players re port at 930 clippers take group lead p w l stouffvihe 17 13 4 villincwood 17 11 6 newmarket 17 s 7 17 5 ii 16 2 11 beiiil handed out these two meet again on feb 19th in the other half of the twin bill uxbridge ran wild over the riverdale boys 102 the limner brothers figured in seven goals hedges i with stuart acton beverley and valentine getting the others phil- ptsips and blunt were riverdale 11 scorers the win moved uxbridge 0 to within one point of agincourt who hold second place 2 on wednesday night of last week peaches had their three- game winning streak snapped by uxbride 32 in the other half of that doubleheader stouffvihe downed agincourt g2 bazan riverdale brett stouffvihe smith peaches aickenzie agincourt morgan riverdale philips riverdale d thomas peaches winkle agincourt clarke stouffvihe miller agincourt m grove peaches j thomas peaches jean thorvaldson who held down the third base position with the local ladies softball team this summer left by train on tuesday night to return to her home in oak point manitoba north of winnipeg jean has been living with her sister mis l fretz east of town for nearly a year ami we all hope it wont be too long before she comes back east reassessment in markham to take about two years despite an extremely cold night about fortyfive met in the vic toria square community hall on tuesday evening jan 29 in the absence of mr harold coakwell the president of markham feder ation of agriculture mr fred wicks acted as chairman a very interesting film food and agri culture was enjoyed by all mr f brumwell explained the position of the markham farmer in relation tothe present assess ment policy he then introduced the speaker of the evening mr s symonds the assessor for york county the audience gave rapt atten tion as mr symonds remarked on the film and stated that he had spent some time in india and had seen the starvation standard of living and the small two acre farms mr symonds explained the reason for using 1910 values in markham assessment and why farm assessment appears to have a higher rate than urban he also stated that it may be necessary to use 19511952 values as normal if the present values continue pie thought that the reassessment of markham would take about two years and although it may not lower any particular rate it should more equitably adjust the load of taxation on being questioned as to other reassessments within the province he explained that due to inexperience some of the first reassessment jobs had not proven satisfactory and consider able readjustment would be necessary but that with the present knowledge and experience a fair and equitable assessment should result in markham town- ship oooooecooo stanley theatre stouffville ont standard time policy two shows nitely commencing- at 700 pm matinee saturdays at 200 pm friday and saturday february 8th ith stsacsnscti the story of jhe great santa fe jt stampbob monday tuesday february 11th 12th jueqs term james vw6otknhrtitawvwayubwltlfcawtirirflrfwkcw fwuv ictwg asmttt emwwv wkia ww uw iwt 0n wus ohcux 9mv hwo- won w imm oh wednesday thursday february 13th 14th t fmieffsrowto cms ovtofiiouymod iv pe1u0ergseaton ttit milliofomrff xofcat gene locket rr0btf33 mimi wiuiam priwpcroict scatou arthur iudim i doroihv rio rrawos cockutll hatuusmith a rarauouw pictuflc jzi 900000000 new ford to be shown here soon t pts 0 26 0 18 t 11 3 t we have never known a rabbit that was superstitious enougti to carry the left hind foot of a man if you are doing nothing but waiting for your ship to come in youve already missed the boat the customline fordor sedan shown is one model in two lines of completely new 1952 ford passenger cars which will be introduced in this country by fordmonarch dealers the new ford coach- craft bodies increase the drivers field of vision both front and rear with a new one- piece curved windshield a onepiece rear window extend ing over the full width of the car and narrower reposition ed front pillars a novel new feature is the relocation of the gasoline filler pipe behind the rear license plate and below the rear compartment floor adding more useable luggage space and making the pipe more easily accessible from fit her side of the car athletic club carnival next wednesday nite