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the tribune stosffrille ont thursday august g 153 sfouffville red sox with makeshift squad downed uxbridge by 85 score lome boadway went the distance ixin ttf aasaaasggeacgc aaaa nrgqcr nin steady eddie signs for 2500 plus eddie bush a familiar hockey figure here when the stouffville clippers were performing in the group with vollingwood shipbuilders has just signed a new coaeh- ng contract to handle oth the intermediates and tuniors again for the coming hockey season eddies tated salary with the position of assistant arena man- iger thrown in amounts to 2500 plus bonuses and a ew extra dollars picked up here and there steady eddie ippears to be the mainstay of the collingwood hockey etup caught the corner the ironic remarks that often pass between players va officials in baseball games may appear a little on the ough side at the time but often are quite amusing when ne takes a minute to think them over a couple of weeks go earl cook expro and former stouffville red sox nound ace came out of retirement to hurl against new- larket in the canal town after watching herbie cain oul off about five pitches big earl fired a slider jn hich he thought clipped the outside corner umpire bob jell called it a ball in exasperation earl strode a couple f- strides off the hill and shot these remarks at the plate ffieial son when theyre in there you call em i avent got too many more of those pitches left cardinals hold tryout camps hamilton and oshawa will be two of the sites of the louis cardinals famous tryout camps when scouts ill look over the crop of eager talent the camps at shawa will extend from august 12 to 13 and in hamil- n from august 14 to 15 manager eddie stanky stressed ic importance of tryout camps by relating that since le cardinals won the pennant and world series in 1926 ley have been a first division club in 23 out of 27 years lainly because they operate the finest farm system ever en in professional baseball each summer the st ouis national leaguers conduct tryout camps through- it canada and the united states as a means of giving ung players between 17 and 23 a chance to win a ofessional baseball contract with the club workouts oshawa and hamilton will commence at 10 am four ben hogan and sammy snead should keep a watch- ll eye on the upandcoming golf stars around stouff- lle some ten male residents of the town have enthus- stically taken up the sport and according to reports are si approaching the ranks of pros some of the stouff- lle club swingers are claude brillinger reg button hn mathewson norm oboyle hal gibson jack atson chas nolan len buckland ken laushway and ic atkinson the majority of the above named men ain at aurora on an 18 hole green or at agincourt hile others spend a few cool hours on the shores of ike simcoe where mr h w sanders operates a 9 hole urse at his spacious summer resort location of the ten rticipants mr vic atkinson is rated tops while others the group are crowding the second position golf is e sport that can be played in the morning or evening nshine or rain and as was the case last year many ibitious golfers took to the greens in the month of cember orillia sport flounders deep in red enthusiasm for sports in orillia has hit an all time according to the towns local newspaper the news- iter the game of lacrosse which was always con- lered to be orillias national sport has been a washout far this season as far as fan attendance is concerned d baseball support is even worse the senior b hockey im was also a big disappointment to not only its pro bers but also the orillia community centre board e lacrosse situation has become so disheartening that less a new sponsor is found there will be no lacrosse of nior a calibre in the champlain centre next year m g clarke the current sponsor took over from ronto interests because he believed his home town of illia was a good lacrosse town but he is now beginning lose his confidence in the fans mr clarke is still thusiastic about his clubs chances of reaching the ivoffs but is downcast about the crowd support the ekly fan turnout to a lacrosse contest is estimated at m 800 to 1000 supporters which is considered good an intermediate class but not in senior company ere the town must compete with cities the size of terboro and st catharines in the player market the ne story stands true all the way down the line at a dget lacrosse game there were 55 in attendance while attended a juvenile contest in orillia lacrosse has mi a principal revenue producer for the arena in the nniertime and if the game goes back to the inter- diate brand next year some are worried whether it 1 draw at all the baseball picture is blacker with nparatively few turning out to the games the drop fan interest was at first blamed on lack of radio ertising and high prices the games were then broad- it and admission prices slashed but it didnt remedy situation such a disheartening setup may be caused a number of reasons but wherever sports are played ether it be hockey lacrosse or baseball nothing racts public support like a winner iie red sox scored ry oyer uxfcridge many of the local- firststr were afcsent for the hrst k haxsin ijrke and out jiits t uxbrjdge the first as knight and har- they rallied h two runs in the second and puljed up on even terms hi the fourth as one more run i the plate alton pol- and ciin scored for ux bridge the sixth innings proved fa- hussard and ted cadieiix werejal for uxbridge as lehman unable to be present for me gibson and clarke rounded the content and reinoreements i wood scored were called on to nil the vacan- ties in the lineup graham frisby and murray stewart were eaiitd from the juveniles and lome boadwai handled ll e pitching chores for the en- tire same lome seheli bob content 3ths and scored stan miller top hurler in georgia league stan miller exstoultville mound ace is setting a torrid pace in the georgia league both on the hill and at bat ac cording to the latest reports the lanky righthander had chalked up a record of 12 wins ant 2 losses and at bat he was literally murdering the oppos- ng pitchers with a 3h aver age stan is the top twirler on the team and one of the best performers in the entire league his chances of moving up the baseball ladder appear good as i he manager has excellent con nections with the international league the georgia season is ast approaching a close and the local ace is expected home within the next month town girls end cedar grove jinx win 139 stouffville girls scored their first victory of the season over cedar grove on monday even ing 130 the game was a hard fought battle throughout the seven innings with both clubs pulling oil some spectacular plays ruth gould teed eff on a fast ball and smashed a four bagger out of the park for cedar groves lone home run of the game audrey murison on the mound for the 10th con squad hurled a strong game and also putierl off a sensational double play snaring a line drive and picking the runner off first base loan haynes and marg schell shared pitching duties for the winners witti donna veldo completing the battery girls sofll all 1 ague w l tpis stouffville s 2 o in cedar grove 3 0 11 elgin mills 5 i 0 10 peaches i cos cuionville i 0 2 shamrocks drop vital game to unionville stouffville shamrocks drop ped a vital contest to union ville here on thursday night by a score of i2 with but three scheduled games remain ing in the regular schedule plus a couple of postponed con tests the time is fast running out for the locals to gain a playoff berth at the present time they are five points back cf the fourth place indians who hold down the last playoff position the stouffville squad got off to a bad start when the league began but pulled out of their nosedive rhidwaj through and for a time were the hottest club in the circuit now they appear to be slipping some what just at a time when ev ery point counts however al though the situation is not too encouraging a short winning streak coupled with some unionville losses could put the locals right back in playoff con tention selected automobiles low milage beauties seven teams in sr b hockey at a special meeting held in toronto on thursday evening it was decided to open the met ropolitan sr b league sched ule on oct 20th seven teams have entered the group com prising scarboro lyndhurst motors leaside slack shops toronto wheelers new toron to and stouffville a triple schedule arrangement is being prepared with each club hav ing eighteen home games stouffville and ravina have re quested saturday night for their home stand if everything plans out correctly the stouff ville clippers will be back in fetlori in ten weeks time 1953 chevrolet belaire coach that popular red and gray top finish radio its out of this world big reduction in price 1952 meteor customline sedan two tone fin ish radio air conditioning 1952 meteor mainline sedan clean and sound as new only s1s95 1951 chevrolet deluxe sedan dark green finish with whitewall tires its 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to suit you as low as onethird down as long as 24 months on late models for your convenience your payments to the finance company may be made at our stouffville office you save exchange and inconvenience maple leaf auto sales see cec hendricks or charlie ward today we can suit you in a gootl automobile at main street jaaaggceggsgeoaaaasng stouffville phone ifi8w2 inspection complete according to latest reports the inspection by hydro auth orities lias been completed and the green light has been given for the final hookup although no definite date has been set it is hoped to have the light working in two weeks time exit for exump loring doolittle versatile aurora athlete and a graduate of bill mcgowans umpiring school had the tables turned on him last week at alliston when he was tossed out of the game for earmarking th plate official with some choice adjectives dewey was filling in on the mound for the shorthanded aurora squad and took exception to a call on one of his fast balls during his season in the us the agile sportsman banished many a riled batter from the playing field but on this occasion the eviction was reversed such action on the part of players is not good for sport if carried to extremes but nevertheless the game could certainly use more of the color that such stars as loring doolittle provide fate of jets undecided according to mr ernie lemasurier enthusiastic supporter of the unionville jets jr b hockey club the fate of the squad has not been decided as yet in fact the manager hopes that they will again take to the ice when another season rolls around a few weeks ago we received the information that the local jr crew would probably disband because many players were jumping into jr a ranks this however according to mr le masurier has not written the jets off the hockey books for the 5354 season the truth of the story is that its too early in the year to reach a definite decision on any local hockey setups give the management another two months to think over the situation jr peaches upset markham 1511 the junior peaches scored a 1511 upset over markhams jr aces on monday night to pull into a first place tie with their southern rivals the win ners came through with a six run rally in the third innings to take the lead and added three more in the fourth to salt the contest away bruce mus tard hammered out the only home run for peaches in the third with the bases empty bruce fockler hurled the five innings game for peaches and although somewhat wild ear lier in the evening lie settled down to hold the rivals off the score sheet in the later stages of the game bruce middleton started on the mound for mark- ham but had to seek relief in the fourth los jarvis and jake blizzard counted runs for peaches in the first innings tout markham came back with five to take the lead the seventh concession squad outscored the aces four runs to three in the second and then unleashed a six run at tack in the third to win the game jake blizzard doug ap- leton bruce fockler bruce mustard and taylor i1 crossed the plate in the big rally jake blizzard bill blizzard and doug appletou added three more runs in the fomth john son and tidsbury were the i top batters for markham with three hits in four trios juvenile schedule is completed stouffvilles top notch juven ile- squad wound up their regu lar schedulein the north york baseball league in the top pos ition followed by bolton new market richmond hill auror- a and wilcox lake in that or der the playoffs designed to produce a league litleholder will start this week stouffville will take on newmarket in a best three out of fivj series richmond hill and bolton will battle in a two out of three game set while aurora and wil cox lake will square off in 1 wo out of three series miiklini twp softball standings v 33 32 25 20 20 7 charlie hiltz to coach whitevale mr charlie hiltz of white- vale has taken over the coach ing reins of the ivevjy organiz ed whitevale juveuiie softball team they will play in the markham league and will re place unionville who 1 ecently dropped out of the running whitevale will play their home games at wilson bark near green river grant pringle nd len henderson have tak er over the leadership of the markham squad while xels ra nter is coaching peaches the other entry in the group vote for jack smith in north york his is the year to make sure of your future l t pts markham 1g 3 3 35 thornhill 13 3 buttonville 11 2 unionville 11 suuffville 12 richmond hill 9 12 peaches 2 1 results tiles july iisui buttonville 0 peaches 5 markham 1 thornhill 1 richmond hill 5 stouffville 3 thins july 10th markham i richmond hill 1 thornhill 1 buttonville 1 unionville 6 stouffvhle 2 schedule tues aug 11th stouffville at peaches markham at uhiohvhe iuttonville at richmond hill thills aug jtilb thornhill at markham peaches at buttonville stouffville at richmond hill north york liberal aso balsam and mt zion a very pretty wedding took place in the ml aon church friday evening when ruth ev elyn carson younger daughter of mr and mrs walrer carson became the bride of mr james halliday of oshawa mr and mrs elmer wilson and family spent the holiday weekend with mr and mrs jack wilson at athens misses erla and phyliis jones spent the weekend at mr and mrs roy wards cottage at shadow lake mrs a rogers of brooklin spent the weekend with mr and mrs ralph jones miss luella carson left mon day to take her position in the hospital at sudbury mr lome carson flew her by plane as far as north bay mr and mrs lome jones aid family visited sunday with mr and mrs v baker at woodville the wa will meet wednes day aug 12 miss irene rees- rof locust hill will be guest peaker place of meeting will he announced later sixty per cent of the origin al forest of canada has been burnt only 13 per cent has been cut