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the tribune stouflviue out thursday il whats the tfoii t v whats holding up the installation of the floodlightr in markham lasi fall all the softha players who make ue of lhl park as a boni diamond canvassed the town in an effort to rape up 3000 to intal an uptodate hghtlns system now after seven months the i- still no lgn that th- job will be completed this summer the pole arrived over month ago but have not been moved since hel arrival following numer ous iciuirie thee ein to be no sound explanation for she delay m luvgikt fois itowiklts the stouffville united church voung peoples society wound up their thrilling bowline schedule on friday nisht with a chicken banquet at oak kidges following the dinner mr ross winteruin presented captain irne roadway with the stouff- ville sand and crave trophy emblematic of the young peoples championship those on the team besides the captain were marion murphy jeau and maurice ifalsted connie lewis and murrav redshawi when the dual scores were counted up pat lehman topped the girls with the highest average while lome boadway headed the mens class m 9 jxhal soktiiailklts ihlxi to imiltovk although the ktouttville softball squad were soundly trounced by markham in their home and home duel last week they may be assured of one thins they are bound to improve one must remember thai when the locals matched batting strength with markham they were facing the best in the league three other clubs in the group also suffered double setbacks and as far as the standing o the teams is concerned it doesnt matter whether you lose by one run or twentyone one thing is certain the players must outfit themselves with the proper equipment fielders without spikes might just as well chase a fly ball on roller skaes especially in the evening when the gra is damp who knows the shamrocks may rally with that fighting irish spirit and turn the tables on their opposition wkathkitman ivashks out holiday tolkxky a heavy downpour of rain on monday morning turned the local baseball diamond into a sea of mud and the stouffville red sox management found it necessary to cancel their may isth holiday tournament the spirits of the local squad were also thoroughly dampened due to the inclement weather as most fans realize the red sox operate throughout the season only on a shoe string and it was their plan that a wellorganized tournament might get them off to a good financial start now the team must depend solely on the support of the fans who attend their regular scheduled games on monday may 25th the red sox play host to sunderland to open the baseball season here keep stouft villes national sport thriving by offering your vocal and financial support to the club oh monday evening cvha to clamp down the canadian amateur hockey association introduced a number of proposals at its general meeting held at niagara falls last week some of them should be accepted while others would not be a benefit to the sport a move to silence any pro fane protests from players in the penalty box was introduced and such a resolution would certainly be a step in the right direction some players have little or no regard for the spec tators seated in the immediate area another move to curb the shorthanded club from icing the puck was introduced such a plan would certainly throw terrific pressure on the defending club but it might aid in cutting down the number of penalties in a game the motion to ban the slap shot from hockey was defeated such penalties as kneeing boarding tripping cross- cheeking and charging are to be strictly adhered to by the officials and major penalties will be handed out when warranted one delegate suggested that any player who shoots the puck at the goaltender after the play has been stopped should be given a misconduct penalty one of the many resolutions given approval was that of secretarymanager geo dudley which pro vided that the cai1a executive must follow the book when dealing with complaints over player replacements and other playoff questions jkitskv jok nkts jhitsoooo ix two mivutks did you see the light last friday night what light thats the question and usual answer thats been ringing in the air ever since murciuno and walcott staged their brief skirmish in chicago stadium before a crowd of lt000 fans those who saw the fight on tv will probably agree that the socalled knockout punch thrown by the champ didnt appear to have the force behind it to ko the challenger for the count on the screen it appeared that rocky hit his oppon ent with a right uppereiit and pushed him with his left but of course who are we to judge the power of marcianos right maybe jersey joe lost track of the count and if dazed this could easily be the case or perhaps he just decided to sit this one out for his brief squat on the canvas he picked up a cool 25u lion the action in the ring between the police and ringside late arrival proved about as interesting as the heavy- eight match itself from jersey joes sitting position on the ring llonr one would think in all fairness to boxing that he had been dazed by marcianos right if not he should have at least risen to his knees at the eight count as far as there being any protest lodged concerning a short count or unfair officiating it appeared perfectly legitimate on the tv screen as it did to the international boxing commission waleotts boxing career has come to an end but at the age of lit who shouldnt retire from professional spojt port perry drops from county league at on organization meeunj held n ixtiridse on friday the port perry club not ified the tricountv league snit thev intended to null out of the srousx the port claimed that the distance between the vvns was too sreat and ex penses involved too hish thev will enter the durham league many of the players on the port perry squad are employ ed at oshavva and they find it practically impossible to arrive as the visitors parks in time to star a ij same the sched ule for tiie season was drawn up with the red sox playing the majority of their home barnes on monday nights arena co to sponsor senior hockey in 54 the stouffville arena co will operate the sr 15 clip pers next season it is hoped that an entry might be made in the metropolitan area leag ue a scheme that was planned last year but fell through when other clubs failed to co operate it is expected that twothirds of the players who performed under the clipper colors will be back again the idea of withdrawing from the metropolitan area in favor of an intermediate a club was discouraged was thought that the intermediate compe tition would not appeal to the fans who had become familiar with the thrilling hockey dis played in the sr r category- although we have not yet been in contact with coach bob bangay word has it that he will again handle the coaching duties of the club for another ison x claremont girls bail unlikely word has been received that claremont girls will not enter a team in the big six group this season last year the league was composed of stouff ville unionville peaches ced ar grove claremont and mark- hem the latter squad dropped cut of the picture midway through the season and the group carried on with five teams now it appears that on ly four clubs will enter this year agincourt have desired a place in this group for a number of years and may be accepted this season an org anization meeting will be held at cedar drove this week un ionville stouflville peaches and cedar grove will definitely be in the league the end of a long season the peaches hockey club celebrated the com pletion of one of the long est hockey seasons on re cord recently at a turkey banquet held at the hm warriner home on the 7th concession of markham during their seven months of hoekev thev played a total of 4 scheduled games three exhibition contests and held eighteen practice sessions the boys seated around the table are from left to right wilf ixiw- renson bud lehman h lewis don thomas lloyd ciove dent brown don miller jack warriner d smith murray grove 11 simpson david brown g third murrav lewis and clare fockler w l pts j j 0 i 0 1 1 1 1 y 0 i 0 0 0 9 u softball standings p buttonvillo i thornhill 3 markham 2 unionville richmond hill siouffviile peaches 3 woodbridge 2 result- tuesday may 12 unionville 0 peaches markham 12 stouffville 1 buttonville woodbridge 3 thornhill i richmond hill 0 thursday may 1lth unionville 11 peaches 10 markham 21 stouffville 0 thornhill 13 richmond hill 3 buitonville 7 woodbridge 1 tuesday may 19th buttonville 11 stouffville 10 richmond hill 12 peaches 0 thornhill 9 unionville 2 stouffville blows sixrun lead loses 1110 wm 6rove takes singles honors in horseshoes stouffville competitors plac id a first and a second in the suburban singles horseshoe tournament held at the ricli- nond hill fair on monday am grove was high man and flerb simpson of ballantrae laced secontl stouffvilles ourman sr team also made a editable showing against ome strong toronto opposit- on they came in second only hree points back of east tor- nto beaches who walked off vilh the first prize honours the stouffville entry was made up of the following players herb simpson win grove charlie preston and harvey iendenning a big crowd watched the keen competition some 7o contestants took part in the tournament the stouffville club is plan ning an organization meeting this week a number of new entries have expressed their de sire to join the group mr wm grove is acting as president at the present time with d l slotiffer carrying on as sec- treas the new screen surrounding the local tennis court will bo completed this week the courts are in fine shape and the fence greatly enhances its appearance red sox home and away games may 25 sunderland at stouff ville may 2 stouflville at sunder land stouffville at sutton s uxbridge at stouff ville 12 stouffville at ux bridge sutton at stouffville 17 uxbridge at stoufl ville 22 sunderland at stouff ville 2 stouffville at sunder land 0 uxbridge at stouff ville s stouffville at sutton 10 stouffville at ux- bridge 13 sutton at stouffville 20 sunderland at stouff ville 21 stouffville at sunder land 20 stouffville at sutton 7 stouffville at uxbridge 10 sutton at stouffville june june june june june june june july jtilv july july july july tuly aug aug stouffville shamrocks missed a glorious chance to break in- to the win column on tuesday night as they dropped a heart- breaker to buttonville by a narrow margin of 1110 the lo cal squad built up a command ing six run lead and led by a score of 03 going into the sixth innings a number of wellplaced hits coupled with numerous errors aided bill hoods boys in gaining their third straight victory lack rumney started on the mound for the sluggers but was re placed by south paw xonn stitnden jack sumner arid jerry hooker shared mound duty for stouffville in other games around the circuit peaches dropped then third game to richmond hill 126 unionville were beaten by thornhill 72 and the mark- hamwoodbridge contest was called off because of wet grounds on thursday night stouff ville suffered a humiliating setback at the hands of mark ham as the aces blanked the local squad 210 the markham team counted seven home runs continued on back page to honour bowling champs five local bowlers will be hauling right down to the wire on friday night to determine the tournament champion the following players are still in the running walt smith ted cadieux earl crowder tom johnston and joe murray sr the first prize winner will re ceive 50 and a trophy the second s15 third s10 and fourth 5 the high singles champ will receive 10 and the high triples s10 the competition will get underway at s oclock oha rejects ports move for new area some 130 delegates were on hand at the frith annual meet ing of the oha for a three- hiur session trimming and polishing the constitution and bylaws of the body which governs amateur hockey in the province most dust was raised when the port colborne senior b club proposed that the niagara peninsula district be classified as a metropolitan area they suggested that no club within the area bordered by lake on tario the niagara river lake erie and dunn sherbrooke moulton canboro saltfleet and barton townships and includ ing the city of hamilton be of lower classification than senior or junior b the proposal also would have forbidden either players resident within the area from playing outside or players res ident outside from playing within the area jack divine of belleville said the proposal was designed to allow senior clubs in the area to pack their teams herb parker of stratford claimed it would mean the rich clubs get richer arid the poorget poorer the proposal was defeated almost unanimously following a spirited discussion delegates passed an amend ment to the bylaws permitting a player who plays not more than three games on or before jan 15 and then is released by a club to apply for permis sion to register and play with a club of the same or higher classification formerly such players were permitted to reg ister only with clubs of lower classification the executive was granted power to establish a new class ification to be known as inter mediate c and to give con sideration to the reorganizat- ion of all classifications with concern to population o coronation celebration whitchurch township community centre vandorf tues june 2 1953 10 am tree planting at new park by township school children 12 noon sports finals of schools field days for prizes and trophy also open races 3 pm opening ceremonies and presentation of trophies 4 pm open races and baseball 830 pm concert arranged by titles and community clubs no charge refreshment booth womens insti- of whitchurch fish pond lucky draw for choice of television or electric stove or refrigerator proceeds in aid of park development bring your basket and make this a royal celebration dancing following concert nominal charge clifford wallwork chairman whitchurch community centre hoard mrs m g slater sectreas phone 8002 aurora god save the queen ooooeooooo lets have a party make up a group and have an evening of good wholesome fun call 290 for particulars open bowling every evening arena bowling centre main street stouffville whitby softball league schedule may is pickering at whitby 19 claremont at ajax 20 nrooklln at pickering 21 whitby at clttremont brougham at brooklin 22 ajax at brougham 25 ajax at whitby 26 brougham at ajax brooklin at claremont 27 whitby at pickering 2s pickering at brooklin 20 claremont at pickering june i claremont at whitby 2 ltrooklfn at ajax brougham at pickering t ajax at claremont whitby at brooklin pickering at brougham s- brougham at whitby 9 whitby at ajax pickering at claremont 10 ajax at pickering 1 1 claremont at brooklin 12 brooklin at brougham 13 brooklin a whitby is- brougham at claremont pickering at ajax 17 claremont at pickering is ajax at brooklin 19 whitby at brougham claremont dropped the 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