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the tribune stouffville out twrday april 22 19 gl 7y sa tmoatas j four games to two it takks a good team to lose the montreal canadiens could have been taught a good lesson in sportsmanship had they been able to witness the conclusion of the bitterl contested series between the oshawa truckmen and stouffville clippers at the final whistle the i stouffville players with one accord skated over to congratulate their victorious opponents and wish them the best of luck in their battle for the senior silverware without a doubt it cer- i tainly takes a good team to win but it takes an equally good team to lose and act in a sportsmanlike manner the stanley cup i playoff which concluded recently was marred by the unsports manlike conduct of the defeated montreal canadiens only one member of the team took the trouble to congratulate his rivals on their success and be explained the conduct of his team mates as orders from higher up lets kkki releases out op local softball on wednesday night of this week the organization meeting of the markham township softball league will be held to discuss plans for the coming season by the time this item appears a motion may have been okayed or defeated to the effect that a player in order to move from one club to another must obtain a release from his owner i would be inclined to think that things are in a sorry state when a player cannot play for whatever club he desires one must remember there is not a cent of money involved as far as the players themselves are concerned and if he decides to switch clubs all that is lost are his services certainly if a player is held on a team against his wishes he cannot be expected to play his best sich a con- dition arose in hockey a few years ago between the stouffville clippers and the markham millionaires and hard feelings de veloped between the players concerned and the club management we do not want anything like this to occur in our local softball setup akocxi the k1xk ronnie bell is holding open house for the clippers hockey club on saturday night of this week on monday may 24th motley symes will treat the local sr hockey team to a fishing expedition at his summer cottage in the haliburton district two representatives of the simcoe sr hockey club stated at the conclusion of the oshawastouffville contest that the truck men would take the final series in four straight games haliburton huskies have protested the eligibility of seven markham eagle hockey players and their protest will be aired on wednesday night of this week the clippers most valuable player award winner will be selected at a meeting of the team later this week defenceman bill melville suffered a dislocated shoulder on saturday night but the injured member was reset in the dressing room practically every member of the stouffville clipper club is willing to form part of a stouffville softball squad to operate here this summer woodville will play fisherville here on thursday night in an orha intermediate playoff final v ax expensive hobbx the sarnia arena commission reported recently a loss of s147s3 and decided never again to try to operate hockey teams in the semiprofessional league the commission in 195354 backed the sarnia sailors in the ontario hockey association sr a series and another sailor team in junior b the seniors lost 13471 and the juniors 3699 the sudbury avolves on the other hand seem to be financial ly secure during the regular schedule the wolves drew 154779 paid admissions an average of 5159 a game in six playoffs they packed in 37173 an average of 6195 the avolves share of the gate for league play was s994 while the rink received 61143 now you can see why they will pay up to 200 a week for experienced talent in the nickle belt may throw out both clubs haliburton club protests seven markham players clippers bow to oshawa in senior semifinals stephenson season scoring champ bangay gets most in playoffs the markhammilton playoff contest scheduled for the stouffville arena on saturday night of this week has been cancelled for the present time due to a protest lodged by the defeated haliburton hockey club into the eligibility of seven cmarkham eagle players both teams are to appear before the ontario rural hockey associ- sanitary contractor septic tanks pumped drains cleaned and repaired 24 hour service c stcnden richmond hill ph tu 41245 38tf ation board on wednesday night this is the second time within a week that the two teams have hauled each other up on the carpet and there is a possibility that the league officials may throw both clubs out of further competition for the season haliburton previously ipro- tested markhams use of bruce forgie who apparently is a resident of scarboro markham turned around and questioned the legality of bill boyd the haliburton netminder who played part of the season with grimsby both teams were ordered to drop the aforemen tioned illegal players now aj patently the huskies manage ment have dug deeper into the statistics and have come up with some more logical grounds for protests stouffville clippers bowed out of the playoff picture on saturday night as the oshawa truckmen unleashed a six oa attack in the second and third periods to wrap up the contest 2 and the series four sanies to two the clippers appeared well on their way to squaring thej series as they jumped into a 20 lead in the opening period j but they faded before a sus tained oshawa power attack that netted the motor city quad six unanswered goals the stouffville squad carried the play in the first twenty minutes of the game and at times they had the visitors hanging on the ropes at 1020 ronnie bell flipped gord lewis goalmouth drive into the cor ner and at 1s10 lewis sizzled bells pass by les colvin in the truckmens cage to put the clippers two up oshawa seemed to show more fight in the last minute of the period and goalie rhodes was called on to block a number of lab elled shots the truckmen started to roll early in the second frame gor- die haddleton was banished for tripping and with the man ad vantage jerry scott broke the goose egg with a low drive for the remaining minute of haddleton s penalty the stouff ville team held oshawa at bay mainly through thesensational puckjuggling display of cen- treman chick webster hardly had both clubs returned to full strength when frank stephen son raced in on colvin and his rebound was picked up by min- ton parked in front of the osh- rwa net mintons shot was blocked in spectacular fashion by colvin who sprawled in front of the drive midway through the period geo samolenkq put both teams on even terms and wally sam- anski put oshawa in the lead to- stay from thaler the clippers had an excellent chance to even the score early in the final frame when samo- lenko was penalized and al though the line of gord lewis ronnie bell and ken mcneil carried the iplay to the truck mens doorstep their shots seemed to go everywhere but in the net with both teams at full strength chick webster was ticked while trying to stickhandle out of his own zone and fred etcher promptly shoved the rubber past rhodes frank hooper and bob holden added goals in that order to complete the scoring for the clippers gordie haddleton xick bangay don mcintosh and loe scattalon looked best lcs colvin geo samolenko and jerry scott were standouts for the winners the largest crowd of the season over 1500 fans turned out for the final tilt between the two riv als the truckmen now meet simcoe gunners for the sr b championship close to 14000 i attend sr hockey during the 195351 senior okey season which drew to a oe here on saturday night i total of 1310 spectators filed through the turnstiles at the local arena according to the rink manager mr w t ren- ine of this number the oshawa truckmen were the biggest at traction during the playoff series just concluded lynd- hurst motors proved to be the next most popular visiting club the clippers competed in 30 home contests here during the season clipper playoff point scorers ken reesor coach claremont team mr ken reesor has been named coach of the newly formed claremont iegionaires football team mr bill evans will act as manager the club will open its schedule at home on may 15th when they play host to oshawa ukrainians the claremont team will per form in the community park under the floodlights seven teams have entered the group which will be known as the south ontario league osh awa have three entries ajax uwo whitby and claremont with single entries this south ontario league operated a few years ago but has been re organized only recently on thursday evening of this week all interested players are requested to meet at the clare mont legion hall frank stephenson 25-year- old right winger scored a total of 27 goals and picked up 25 assists during the clippers re cently completed hockey season o compile a total of 52 points despite the fact that xick ban gay left winger on the clip pers xo 1 line was out of ac tion for nearly two months due to a head injury he finish ed only one point back of ste phenson the scoring leader bangay webster haddleton stephenson lewis stark gibson mcneil small baker mcintosh bell minton scattalon melville 103354 clipper scoring record at the end of the first period on goals by xick bangay and hal gibson for stouffville and pet ers and wilson of oshawa geo samolenko counted what prov ed to be the winner in the sec ond period and although the clippers fought hard to tie the score they failed to dent colvins armour oshawa 3 stouffville 2 on wednesday night of last week the clippers were pushed to the brink of elimination as the oshawa truckmen eked out 32 victory atlvingston the contest was played before a disappointing crowd of 1500 spectators blake eatough guarded the twine for stouff ville with les colvin turning in another excellent perform ance in the nets for the motor city squad the score was deadlocked 22 stouffville i oshawa 3 just when the oshawa truck men were practically packing their hockey duds for a trip to simcoe the stouffville clippers pulled a surprise upset at king ston on friday night as they whipped their rivals by a score of g3 there was no scoring in the opening session but sam- anski clicked for oshawa at 220 of the second frame to give his team a 1-0- lead the clippers took over in the scoring department midway through the session and wrap ped in five goals in six min utes bert baker fired two and frank stephenson notched three gordie haddleton made it 61 early in the third period before thaler and holden scor ed in the last stages of the game a concrete example of dependability isthe fast and reliable service of cy bellman markham ousts haliburton huskies from rural playoffs markham eagles eliminated haliburton huskies from the orha semifinal playoffs on thursday night as they whip ped the xortherners by the score of 82 they will defend their rural championship against milton this week after dropping the first two contests the markham squad made a spectacular comeback as they swept through to three straight victories outscoring their rivals 246 in the final game played in the lindsay arena before over 1200 spectators the markham- ites took a 21 lead in the first period lengthened it to 12 at the end of the second and added four unanswered tallies in the final frame bun sellers opened the scor ing for the winners in the first period on a pass from clare fockler at 814 but the huskies tied the score at- 1245 as bert comerie beat mcarthur in the eagles net angus mcarthur put the markham team in the lead to stay a minute later from sellers to end the scoring in the first session jack rumney picked the top corner of the haliburton cage with a bullet drive at 140 of the second frame and sellers notched his second tally from defenceman frank hill to put the local squad three goals ahead pat farell put the hus kies back in the game at 540 and neither club could find an opening for the remainder of the period the roof fell in on the hali burton crew in the last twenty minutes of play as markham counted four more goals how ard forgie combined with frank hill and don forgie to start the ball rolling at 1253 and with sellers serving a pen alty bullock of markham scored while the team was playing a man short the two forgie brothers combined on thefinal tallies to complete the game and the series howard forgie scored from bruce at 1458 and bruce blinked the light from howard forty seconds later roddy mcarthur turned in a good performance in the mark ham cage stephenson bangay stark lewis haddleton webster gibson small mcneil mcintosh hell minion baker junkin scattalon melville g 27 30 23 25 21 11 22 22 is 14 14 13 8 i 21 21 24- 2s is is is 15 15 12 9 s s 9 pl- 52 51 47 46 45 42 40 40 36 29 29 25 17 17 15 s juveniles enter n york league stouffville juveniles are ent ered in a five team xorth york minor baseball league other clubs in the group will be new- market richmond hill lake wilcox and aurora earl cook and geo smith will handle the coaching duties of the stouff ville team all of last years squad will be eligible to play again this season entries in the midget class are oak ridges newmarket and markham bantam oak ridges lake wilcox newmar ket and aurora peewee oak ridges xewmarket and aur ora brougham knocked from orha playoffs woodville knocked brough am out of the orha inter mediate semifinals on wednes day night as they trimmed don beers squad 102 the contest was much closer than the score would indicate but brougham seemed to lack their usual third period drive that had pulled previous games out of the fire on other occasions the woodville team will now meet the winner of the fisherville- ayr series for the allontario championship the contest started off at a fast clip with brougham fight ing hard to avoid elimination durjna the playoff series with ravina flyers lea- stie lyndhuivt motors and oshawa xick bangay scor ed 15 goals and assisted on 12 others for a total of 27 points two better than chick webster and gordie haddleton lied with 25 and woodville battling to end the round woodvilles efforts were rewarded as they counted three unanswered tallies in the first period the second frame saw the visitors unleash a powerful of fensive attack and the brough am defence weakened under the pressure to allow wood ville two more goals at 936 brougham broke the goose egg with bishop blinking the light with hamilton and pascoe pick ing up assists on the play in the final frame woodville continued to carry the play and rapped in four more goals brougham scored their second tally with but two minutes to go in the game hamilton scor ed the goal from pascoe wood ville ran the count into the double figures with but a min ute remaining the brougham lineup was as follows goal mitchell defence todd wilson center pascoe wings bishop hamilton alts comport morrish gates mac- intyre neill cruickshank free pyrex bowl nothing to send for a pasiclblue pyrex bowl is now 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are hopeful that a tetter balanced league might be formed than was the case last summer ft o x y theatre uxbridge 3 more wonderful days last times saturday 2 storybook wonder becomes screen magic nijiaaj ofjjed 9eatute otlhacllon head of the herdheading straight for your heart his story these adventures with all their unforgettable characters are be loved by millions the world over now it lias been brought to life on th screen in a new motion picture that will make memories for the youngbring back memories for the notsoyoung based on the took by johanna spyri starring elsbeth sigmund monday tuesday april 26 27 in technicolor here come the girls starring bob hope tony martin arlene dahl rosemary clooney