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iarkham mohts tlrnkd os mtrkhtm puu4 ut switch to officially open their new oo4bu oo taurwuy night dptt tb coo evening good rowd wu on hind for fch crmony fire of the seven club th vtrkham tvp l4u are now using floodlight tor hlr home fimci tbornhil and union tiiu are the only teaaia ot using floodlight oa their home diamond ierr and thhie roanu bell a member of the stouffville clipper hookey lub and ftrm baseman with buttonvihe tofiball tam wtjl be tarried on saturday june lth owen trunk second ajioman with unlonrie ax married recently don fclntowh d offence man with lh clipper just season is interegted a buying a lot here in sioulyvllu red fleming formerly lib aglnrourt is the relief hurler with markham aces this eaon ronnie b1i was involved in an accident in toronto m week but wa no injured pz onvill registered 18 trike outs against aurora last week top for any pitcher eo ar thi season stouffville shamrocks will meet thornhul er on thursday evening of this week there will be reeling in the siouffville arena on monday nlkht ieo vitson of stouffville waa a spectator at the indianapolis speed way lat week uxrovnn atjklbtk8 at the annual gtouffvllu lions club ladle night held shadow lake camp on monday evening mr and mrs andy vllliam allowed the member of the club to make use of the amps sporting facilities never have we seen so many allround thlete practically every member and his guest took part at least one outdoor port on the golf course we saw a lumber of ben hogans or and mrs neil smith mr and mrs has nolan mr and mr reg button miss betty eddy and number of others your port editor even took a turn on he fairway but failed to score a holoinone on the tennis ourt len wilkes and bill bdckmastor looked like professionals nd at table tennis mr mercer and mr marshall showed a tatnrat skill at the game bowling oatlng and other sports ctlvulea were thoroughly enjoyed by the visitors aooah mrs kkk ix1hanapol1s 3m milk kacb iant week geo wilson of stouffville snd bill wilson of dilllken were two in a crowd of onequarter million people cho jammed the indianapolis speedway on monday of last week o witney the running of the 500 mile race the two men left n saturday night and travelled the 600 mile distance in 12 lours thousands of people camped all night in front of the rate along the sidewalk or leaning with their backs against the rees geo and bill waited patiently la their car for nearly our hours in a ave mile lineup admission prices ran from ho to 3 the speedway track is of brick construction covered with lsphalt a huge grandstand stretches along the one side for lose to a mile and bleacher provide accommodation for another me mile section of spectators the track is 2 miles in length golf course i situated on the inner circle when the race begins the thirtythree cars shatter the air clth an earfplitting noise that completely drowns out the owerful loud speakers which hooin out the race leaders as iie laps are completed the record shattering speed for the lrst350 mile run was a sizzling 132061 of the thirtythree rs which started the race twentytwo finished stops over the it for tirechange grease jobs and other mechanical adjust- nents took less than a minute one car suffered a blow out ind turned around seven times on the track before it was rotiffht to a hall- the purse for the race was set at an alltime ilgh of 250000 bill vukovlch coming from behind in 19th jositlon at the start captured the honors he had only two itops on the 500 mile course aside from the race- the spectators consumed 227 miles f hot dogs and a small sea of soft drinks they ate fv500 pounds f peanuts or 20000 individual peanuts which if placed end 0 end would stretch 135 miles some 32000 gallons of soft 1 rinks were consumed and 20000 packages of cigaret were old other quantities sold amounted to 3500 gallons of coffee 10000 lc cream bars and 25000 chocolate bars the top quality of bisco asphalt roofinr rosuhs from the application of scientific manufacturing methods to the finest of raw materials choose your new roof from a wide range of attractive pastels blends and solid colours available in a number of pleasing patterns bishop asphalt papers limited plklill miiieuf ju1i0h po icsoxio m icsmh oki wiuiogm nd brirehti ll j1ikt johs k i duelec 1d mc1tse11 po 10901t0 01 stoufrviffe c00f whitewash port 80 ftghthander lome scire allowed but three wis as the j stouffville red sox whitewash- led port perry to he tune of 80 it marked the third straight wi racked up by sumtfville in the your tricounty lea gue ealori the red sox clip ped hurler mctaggart for hits in every inning with the ex ception of the 5th they scored three run n the second three in the fourth and added two more in the ixth hurler schell waa never in trouble throughout the game and wag given strong fielding support he was nicked for one hit in the flrn one in the second and one in the fourth stouffville took a 30 lead in j the second inning on hit by 1 allen edgar bud lehman and j job hassard they added three i more in the fourth on one hit two errors and a walk ken schell ind bob hansard hit safely in the sixth hassard double was turned into a home run when the ball rolled through the outfield fence and became lost in the grass bud lehman continued to set the batting pace for the red sox with two hits in four trips bob hassard also con nected with two for four as did first baseman ken schell on monday evening of next week lindsay will be the vis itors to slouffvilles memorial park hassard twirls six hitter against sutton horseshoe club to open june 15 to organize junior softball on saturday the organization meeting the stouftville horseshoe c will be held on tuesday eve- nine jue 15th at s oclock fs l dovn at the court in case of sf he the meetine will be held oranzec for ule bo and stouffville red sox twirled a the mm5ril ctaefcls m f masterful sixhitter on ed- flv grove statesh w on l nesday evening of last week uat the local dub will com coaches and captaiiis as the local squad scored a ri2 onv ta ioca maa i wdl be selected and all games the tribune stouffville onu thursday june 10 1854 coach bob hasvird ol lions receive bowling awards on monday night bowling awards were handed out to members of the stouffville lions club at the annual la dies night held at shadow iike camp winners of team awards were bill fords vse top team at the end of the regular schedule runners up were geo pearces pink pills high single went to mrs bruce winterstein and high triple gladys ford high single for men mr len wilkes and high triple mr reg button high team at dhe end of the playoffs was len wilkes stuff ed shirts runners up were vic atkinsons overdrafts high playoff single for the ladies was ethel mole and high triple iorna button high single for the men ken wagg and high triple fred jemmett mrs geo rodanz was presented with an award for acting as storekeep er throughout the entire sched ule and playoffs ted edwards made the presentations brooks and garner meet here monday stone brooks wrestler from campbellford ny made a terrific hit on the wrestling show held last monday in the stouffville arena and has re quested a return go with red garner savage and ruthless grappler from langstaff these two had a sensational match on the last card with garner winning the third and deciding fall after 35 minutes of rough and tumble wrestling the fans were impressed by brooks and will all be out to root for him to knock off the rough house red head in the semi final joe green field scissors king will tan gle with killer mangotich canadian middleweight cham pion these men both appeared last week and both emerged winners the winner of this bout will get a main bout next week with the winner of the stbney brooks red garner go don george the bearded sensation has been cutting a swath in middleweight ranks for some time and will get a i ea test when he meets har old van dyke classy richmond hill wrestler in the prelimi nary eaves troughing furnace repairs place your order for avea- troughing and furnace work now furnaces vnciiumcd sea us for a free estimate on your heating requirements glrnev pfase chrys ler airtemp heating units installed all installations guar anteed phone wfw tf stouffer hardware iqo summer bowling enjoy bowlintr throughout the summer at the musselmans lake bowling alley open from 9 am to 12 pm sutton scored their runs in the first and fifth innings john learoyd and geo hoi- borne rounded the sacks taj count their teams only runs j the red sox chalked up three runs in the first and three in the econd they were held off the score sheet for the remaining five innings bud lehman stouffvilles ted wilhams had a big night at the plate with two singles and a double in four trips he started the ball rolling for the red sox in the first with ken schell bob hassard and ted cadieux each banging out sin gles to score three runs mur ray stewart and derek chad- wick worked hurler holborne for walks but they were loft stranded on the base paths sutton scored a single run in the first inning learoyd singled holborne walked and keith dunn doubled driving in the front runner hassard how ever took care of taylor matt and cameron with a combina tion of knuckle balls change- ups and fast balls stouffville salted the game away in the second with an other threehit barrage bud lehman lined another single through the infield and les clarke smashed out a double scoring one run boh hassard brought clarke around with a single and murray stewart doubled scoring hassard at the end of the second inning stouffville were coasting along on a comfortable 61 lead pitcher bob hassard ran into trouble in the third inning when he loaded the bases on two hits and a walk with one out he settled down however and retired the next two bat ters in a row to leave the run ners stranded in the remain ing innings he allowed but one hit a double to holborne in the fifth aside from the first and sec ond innings geo holborne turned in a good pitching ef fort he allowed but one hit in the third and another in the fifth john learoyd completed the game on the mound for sutton completed very soon claremont soccer club loses first the claremont legionaires unbeaten streak of fivestraight victories was finally broken last wednesday evening as whitby squeezed out a 32 win joe coyle centre forward for whitby was the star of the contest booting the three goals for the winners clare mont came up with their usual lategame rally but it fell one goal short earl andcron coun ted one and bill cain scored the other it appeared for a time that the local squad would pull the game out of the fire but allison in the whitby net came up with several good saves to hold the fort clare mont made a number of -wit- ches in their lineup for the game giving some of their vet eran stars a wellearned rest the legionaires are still firmly entrenched m first place with whitby holding down the number two position four oth er clubs are closely bunched around the third rung with ajax dowtys mired deep in the celler aown in the park on saturday afternoon at 2 pm oil burners furnaces sales installations service vacuum cleaning 24 hr service ken shoktt 43tf markham rlione 685w buookliv tops markham in exhibition tilt in an exhibition softball game played as part of the program at the brooklin spring fair on saturday stevensons motors wsnksd markham aces 50 fred brown on the mound for the winners hurled a mas terful contest giving up only three hits and registering sev en strike outs red fleming started on the mound for mark ham but was replaced by peg oneill in the fifth inning markham threatened in the third inning to break into the scoring when procenko singled and an error and a walk loaded the bases but they failed to click for a run in the second and sixth frames they had runners reach third base but brown tightened up and pro tected his shut out former oh a head banker dies at 74 george bonner mckay 74 of 227 lydia st a past presi dent of the ontario hockey association and former bank manager died last week at kitchener hospital following a lengthy illness flower show and horticultural meeting a good program of music pictures and a speaker is be ing arranged for monday june 11 at s oclock in the united church basement mr and mrs frank grundy of toronto are providing the music also pictures on beau- titication mrs henry john son of claremont is also on the program to speak on ink on my fingers the follow ing is the prize list for this show class 1 peony single 1 bloom 2 peony single 3 blooms 3 peony double white 1 bloom 1 peony double pink 1 bloom 5 peony double red 1 bloom 6 peony double white or pink 3 blooms 7 peony double red 3 bl 8 basket of mixed peonies rose 1 any colour 10 rose 1 spray polyanthus 11 iris i spike any colour 12 iris 3 spikes any colour 13 iris 6 spikes any colour 14 basket of mixed iris 15 vase of lupins 16 pyrethrum 12 bloom 17 basket of mixed flowering shrubs not over 24 high or wide 18 pansy arrangement 13 bloom any foliage 19 mixed flowers in a vase not over 10 in height 20 a novel arrangement of flowers with accessories 31 arrangement with 1 bloom and any foliage for a coffee table 22 floral arrangement in 2 colours only white may be used as a colour 23 shadow box arrangement 24 ibouquet arranged by a gentleman member 25 gloxinia 1 plant in bloom new exhibitors only 1954 members 26 livingroom bouquet in vase or bowl 27 small basket of mixed flowers 28 floral decoration for an informal dinner table not over 10 in height exhibits to be placed between 4 and 6 oclock bowling news the stoutlviue lavtn bowl ing club xpened their greens for the season on monday eve ning with a pot luck sup per followed by a game it was a very successful evening with an attendance of 35 mem bers from now on the greens will be ready for the regular games local tournaments li54 june 11 friday mixed trebles 700 psn june 21 monday mixed trebles 700 pjn june 25 fridav mixed doubles 700 pm july 14 wednesday ladies doubles 200 pm julv 16 fridav mixed trebles 700 pm july 26 mondav mixed trebles 700 pm watts tropin- july 30 fridav mixed doubles 700 pm august 10 tuesday 700 pra too pm 130 pm ladies trebles 200 jwn- siimpson trophy august 13 fridav mixed doubles august 27 friday mixed doubles sept 9 thursday ladies trebles sept 10 friday mixed doubles 700 pm please post on bulletin board vu all those who wish to play in mixed trebles tourna ment frida night june 11th get in touch with the games committee lindsay faces red sox here lindsay picked by many to capture the tricouhty league honors this year will be the visitors here on monday eve ning of next week they boast 3 strong squad this season and should provide good competi tion for the first place red sox who are undefeated at the pres ent time david bmowm2sb the most economical tractor yet some formers fill their tractor tanks twice a doyj with a now david brown 25 diesel youll fill your tank twice a 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