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the tribune stourfville ont thursday october 16 1902 sports news and views jim thomas skating for the public school children this saturday afternoon admission 10c if you havent booked your the executive of the stouffvilk athletic club will meet this thurs- day evening at the arena at 730 pm to take up matters pertaining to omha hockey here this win- to place the hockey subscribers tickets 1 ter i ne club plan getting short and the j js ro are not eligible for the oindo n today lions national league in some i branch of the omha yet time is good seats are manager tim oneill and secre tary of the clippers telf rennie accompanied by a number of the players enjoyed the holiday week end in buffalo the l253 edition of the stouff- ville clippers hockey program is being prepared any advertisers who have not as yet been contact ed should call the tribune 15312 i agincourt cleans up at interschool field meet saturday night saw the third largest crowd ever to skate at the j markham fair grounds last week agincourt school literally clean ed up at the annual fall inter- chool track and field meet held in local arena since its opemn there were slightly over 100 on hand the record public skating crowd was opening vear when one night saw 110 paid to enjoy the blades local high school declare annual field day champs while a complete tabulation of stouffville field day winners at the local high school will appear in next weeks issue the following are the 1052 champions senior boy jim bodendistel 34 points intermediate boy graham frisby 11 pts junior boy bob barnes 31 pts in the gills division senior lime smith intermediate margaret smith and joanne bodendistel junior marjorie sproxton the school from scarborough topped the field with 217i points markham second with 1931i and stouffville who last year topped the day cfame third with 120 i points agincourt came up with i three of the six championships markham getting two and stoulf- i ville one the following are the champions sr boys b rayner agincourt inter boys k kssam agincourt jr boys n winchester agincourt sr girls r could markham inter girl m trunk markham jr girls 1 atkinson stouffville senior boys 100 yds d rayner s boying- ton v beard 220 yds b rayner w beard s bovington 1 mile s bovington r peake j lyons s broad b rayner j stouff- er g green s broad b sayner b brad bury j marshall hop step and jump b rayner 15 gilchrist i small h jump d moorcroft ggreen b gilchrist pole vault w walton k nus- sell t orton shot put k walton i brown 1 small w walton markham hails allontario softball champs with parade on thanksgiving holiday defeat knglehart 102 aud 51 shoulders of his teammates and the ominous silence of a town i cheered loudly by the crowd the slowly recovering from numerous markham hurler has pitched all dinners of turkey over the fifty games in which the aces have thanksgiving holidav was sudden- j competed this season on saturday lv awakened bv the shrill blare of tin knglehart he threw a five trumpets and the echoing thunder j hitter and connected with a single of drums as the allontario inter- and a triple at bat he credited mediate b xham m markham himself with eight strike outs in aces rolled into the village the i the second contest played on sun- victorious squad were immediate- j day the opposition were held to lv hoited onto a tractor float and j four hits with oxeil contribut- with the markham high school ing a single to the winners cause trumpet band setting the pace the probably the most outstanding onehalf mile procession proceed- markham player at the plate was ed slowly down the main street playing coach gord coverlev who lslllllllllltl the annual plowing match of the east york branch of ontario plowmens association will be held on wed oct 29th on the farms of i creighton bros cr j a mocklin son lots 24 25 con 1 scarboro v2 mile east and 1 mile south of milliken ont i leading the victory line in a gaily decorated convertible was the sponsor of the aces pop young followed by everything from old fashioned bicycles to horses and tire engines a goat placarded with the nameplate of knglehart had j look the first game on saturday it- place iii the parade as it trotted j by a score of 102 and went on to gaily down the highway behind capture the championship with a the band amid hundreds ofi- triumph on sunday a banquet enthusiastic supporters the pro- j for the boys is to be provided by homered with the bases loaded on saturday and drove in two runs with two doubles in the final played on sunday morley fetch also accounted for two runs with a single and a double markham cession halted at the park where reeve j v fry officially welcom ed the champions home the aces outstanding 120 pound pitcher peg oneill was lifted high on the ihe markham lnionville lion club on thursday night but the village have not yet announced what honors they intend to bestow on their trophy winners stan b watson pres j a macklin secy aaascbacsgcsco tt assaaa sssaacaaagsbpca j i brown agincourt markham theatre uxbridge phone 252 policy shows niitely 700 miitince sat a piii 000 discus r peake relay stouffville intermediate boys 100 yds c essam r lee b coldsworthy k essam r lee a a white j arnold d wheeler r white d hall d essam r white arnold last showing tonite thursday october hi steel town starring ann sheridan and john lund technicolor 100 yds murphy j 20 yds fri sat oct 17 18 flaming feather technicolor plus kentucky jubilee mon tues oct 20 21 african queen starring humphrey bogart and katherine hepburn technicolor wed thur oct 22 23 lone star starring clarke gable and ava gardener 220 yds white vi mile ii huntley s broad a lintner r broad a lintner hop step jump r forfar g frisby h jump b butt j k essam p vault k essam d ham- mersley b butt shot put g frisby d hall j coultice duscus d ogden m mcmillan f hutzol relay agincourt markham stouffville junior boys x winchester r retter i r murphy d cos- burn i winchester s broad j darbyson j ret ter m pettit it broad p atkinson e buchanan d jennings ii jump j retter d jenn ings j darbyson shot put 1 mcgarvey b at kinson w thurston baseball throw b haddon x winchester b barnes relay agincourt markham stouffville sivmok nsis 7 yds it could m burrows m iteid 00 yds smith s broad jump m reid m pat- erson ii paisley ii iumpilt gould f griffith m paterson p smith softball throw 1 mckay p 1riiikle p smith throw and catch markham agin court stouffville basketball passing markham stouffville stouffville relay- stouffville markham agincourt ixtkkm kdi atm girls 75 yards m trunk n neill j bodendisel 100 yards m trunk n xeill j wood s broad n xeill m wilson j bodendistel it broad m trunk k winch k green h jump j itobli m trunk n xeill softball throw m smith b brooks c vine throw and catch agincourt stouffville markham basketball passing stouffville agincourt stoultvillemarkham relay markham agincourt stouffville hxioii girls 50 yards i atkinson lyn bur rows m kahn 75 yards i atkinson m sprax- ton l burrows standing broad d bartlett c vollemere m bone running broad mary elliot gail mnltitchie lsobel atkinson high jump u meritchie b hare d butson d bartlett i softball throw b burrows j moore b hastings throw catch stouffville agin court agincourt basketball plissing stouffville markham stouffville relay markham stouffville agin court its dogtraining facilities to those industries which ask to have dogs and masters trained for guard work industry would pay the cost the rcmp has a large dog- training kennel at sydney xs and maintains on strength a corps of between 11 and 1 dogs for police work across the country they are used almost every day hunting lost persons trailing wanted men and leading police to caches of stolen goods some politicians are more con cerned with what is right or left than with what is right or wrong vets hall markham sat oct 18th s30 pm 15 games 50c special games jackpot a full evenings entertainment markham district veterans association ee f it gould m reid 1 stouffvi lle arena public skating wednesday saturday this week adults 35c children 20c childrens skating saturday afternoon admission 10c public school children only senior hockey subscribers tickets 15 home games for si 125 phone stouffville arena 130 i qxaagaaggaasgaaasbcggcc i t1fstlllh high school rugby ihigh school correspondent on october 7 the stouffville high school rugby team travelled to richmond hill and despite the lusty efforts on the part of the cheerleaders the score was 1421 for richmond hill when the dust settled in the first quarter richmond hill started well with a touchdown by polliet converted on a pass to keith they trapped frisby be hind the line for a single point the hill scored again with dave hart getting a touchdown at last hammersley ploughed over the hill goal line with a touchdown for stouffville that completed the scoring in the first quarter with 12 for richmond hill and 5 for stouffville in the second quarter the hill started with dave grennell getting an unconverted touchdown our speed demon frisby also struck for an unconverted touchdown stoutlvilles hopes were smashed again as dave hart got another touchdown for richmond hill the half ended 2210 for richmond hill in the third quarter the scoring was scanty as richmond hill got only one touchdown by atkinson and bill bradbury booted to the dead ball line for a stouffville point the third quarter ended 2811 any lack of scoring in the third quarter was fully made up in the fourth by richmond hill anyway frisby intercepted a pass behind the local goal line and was tackled there giving richmond hill a point an unidentified player made a touchdown tor richmond hill stouffer made an unconverted touchdown for stouffville at this point dave hart and dave boyn- ton got two fast touchdowns for richmond hill the second was converted when they kicked oft frisby the flash waltzed through an astonished richmond hill team for the last score of the game the final score was richmond hill 14 and stouffville 21 tkaixki dogs may clark industries trained police dogs alert dobermann pinschers and ger man shepherds like those used in war may soon help guard some of canadas major defence and industrial plants against agents and saboteurs the rcmp disclosed recently that at the request of industry it has successfully conducted an experimental dog guard at one big eastern plant two trained german shepherds proved themselves by sniffing out men and makebelieve sabotage material hidden along the plants six miles of fencing which they patrolled with the regular guard the plant was not named a senior rcmp training officer said big plants in ontario and quebec and as far west as british columbia mostly engaged in de fence work have inquired about the possibility of training dogs to help guard their establishments the policy of the rcmp said the spokesman is that i will lend we lay away till christmas clothes shop for dod his lad and lassie stouffville phone 24w1 len wilkes wr soc doc 30c 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