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always been keen we shouldnt make the 3arnfi mistake twice stouffvilie red sox are well out front n he giat team tn- poumy league group uilfc a even point lead over sutton their closest rivale the local iquad have chalked up an am- izing record of eleven victor lies ami one for a tout i22 points sutton have ueven ictt five and tied onfe for 15 points- lindsay port i perry sunderland and boinay eleanor crossen in provincial bowling tourney on july 9th- several couples from stoufiyiue enjoyed the geon fohovy in thai order sto mixed doubles tournament uffvilie haie two postponed held on agincouri green and if e r 13 n dsh i r the kroip playo club as f ar a part ku con n am a r r po im t r sjo and xe market t w j lea rned xhm w t n e r and contest- one with ltscisay and one vith bobcaygeon the fol- i lowing is the landing of the tncounty league is of jul is won lost tied pw stouffvilie 11 1 0 sutton 5 1 15 lindsay 5 6 1 11 port perrv 1 t 0 8 sunderland 3 8 1 7 bobcaygeon 1 i 1 o should be worth xe airy contest of sport that is carried on in stouffvjjias me morial park should he worth eas vs wist in an effort to create soccer interest in stouffvilie mr ar thur latch am stouffvilies 25c when the hat is passed and prominent sports booster is vet you will find that many anxious to form two teams of either forget their wallet have public school children lie nothing less than a iwehtv do- wants to organize a team in lar bill or pull a shinv nickel the west end of town and all- out of the hack pocket and non chalantly drop it in where else could one take in an evenings entertainment for as little as twentyfive bent in most parks an admission charge is set and you pay before you are allowed inside the gate but in stotiflmlle such is not the case a silver collection is taken up midway through the game and it is hoped that the returns will be sufficiently large to cover the expenses with a few dol lar left over perhaps the av erage spectator does not real ize that it costs a local ball team close to 30 per game this includes only necessary outlay such as umpire fees balls lights and caretaker fees when you think that if each fan put only a nickel in the hat it would take f00 spectat ors to cover expenses the next time youre down at the park and you see the man with the outstretched hand coming your way give what you honestly think the game is worth at least a quarter other from the bast end mr iatcham is willing to purchase the uniforms for the hoys if he receives the necessary co operation soccer here is a new venture and certainly if the enthusiasm on saturday night is any indi cation oi how it would go over then it would appear that sto uffvilie has a real soccer fu ture theres nothing like com munity rivalry and if a four or live team group could be formed including such clubs at claremont uxbridge mount albert stouffvilie etc it would no doubt draw enthusiastic audiences just about every other type of sport has been carried on here why not give soccer a try uncle sam is ready just in 1 gets a un seat getting a lack sse red china ron bell homers to beat aces 43 a home run by ronnie bell in the eighth inning gave but- tonvilie sluggers a 13 win over markham aces on tuesday night of lat week the aces were leading 32 when bud watson buttonviiles potent centre fielder lashed out a sin gle and ron bell followed with a drive over second that took a queer hop over harry you ngs head and rolled on into the daisies for a home run bells hit was the clincher as markham failed to score in their final turn in the top of the ninth peg oneill went the distance for markham giving up seven hits jack rumney turned in a masterful mound performance for the winners allowing but three hits in the nine inning affair a mosqiuto can live a day and a half without nourish ment likely hecaue they get so much in just one sitting black panther wrestles here monday night agincourt seniors make bid for marj barber never before has there been following the markham such a villainous team as twp girls softball league game killer mangouch and tony i between peaches and agin- spider rood but they met i court maple woods on weil- their matoh last monday night ncsday evening at markham as they mangled with joe j coach lloyd grove of peaches scissors greenfield and sto- j received a telephone call from ney brooks the villains took the manager of sealowax the first fall after using every agincourts senior ladies soft- dirty tactic they knew with ball squad he wanted to know mangotich using a stand crotch j whether it would be possible and double pressure applied by to obtain the services of right- rocci outside the ropes the bander marj barber for the re- second fall was taken when mainder of the schedule and stoney brooks applied the can- for the provincial playoffs nuek sleeper the third was marjorie barber a resident on taken by scissors greenfield the llh concession of markham with a body scissors and a topi near victoria square made her spread to end a terrific match debut info the markham lea- the semifinal went to hassan gue last season and her pitch- bey after van dyke took him ing performance has steadily in two minutes of the first fall improved since that time on wnh a series of drop kick- j wednesday night she fanned the ihird match went to don thirteen batters as the rural george beating parisi in the team snowed under agincourt final two falls jrs 193 she is expected to next week offers a terrific make a decision on the oiler match between the black pan- this week ther and assan bey the pan- brooklin wins over claremont on wednesday night of last week at brooklin park the home team downed the clare mont team 113 in a south on tario league game the winners went into ihe latter part of the game before farting to score in the fourth they brought home their first tally and added three in the fifth the best inning for the winner was the sixth when they got a total of four runs off just four hits a singleton scored in the eighth for the winners to end the scoring of the game schell till and brown all hit twofour for the winners the losers got only three runs for the nine innings of play though they tagged the winning pitcher brown for seven hiis their first tally came in the first frame oft one hit and a walk two more runs came in for the claremont feam in the fifth off two more hits and another walk elmer daniels and mrs k crossin won first prize for three wins on wednesday luly iih the stouftville ladies bowling club held a successful ladies tournament there being 17 en tries gord lemons sister mrs austin mahon and partner mrs halliwell from mimico- lakeshore club toronto won first prize for three wins rich mond hill second prize for three wins richmond hill 3rd prize for 2 wins and our own stouffvilie entry at mrs wil liam birkett and mrs les wilson weie high for one win also friday evening july 16th the stouffvilie club held a mixed trebles tournament and our local rinks composed of william sanders mrs wm birkett and elmer daniels skip were high for three wins mrs a klinck mrs f cross- in and ken lauohway skip were second high for 3 wins george hillsons trio from ag incourt were high for two wins and our stouffvilie trio com posed of mr a chester mrs g lemon and mr andy wil liams skip were high for one win the playoffs in the ladies provincial lawn bowling as sociation of ontario for dis trict xo 13 took place at tot tenham on tuesday evening july 13th and our own local representative in the singles competition mrs fred crossin won the singles event and will be competing at kingston in the secondstage playoffs on august 5th congratulations eleanor the doubles event was won by tottenham and the trebles event by agincourt pictured above are mem bers of the claremont legion naires soccer team which for a number of weeks head ed the ontario county soc cer league the players are gord benson clias ierpstra dick ward wilf morley ken dupking ross redshaw les clarke w evans mgr middle row lack kernohan ron wagg joe kernohan t bell back row frank barclay avt mgr lawrence orton jack todd frank severs bill collins ken reesor coach lehman cadieux hit homers beat bobcaygeon 114 lindsay snaps winning streak the stouffvilie red sox win ning streak was snapped by lindsay on wednesday of last three runs les clarke and allan edgar rounded the bases for stouff vilie in the sixth with lehman edgar counting the red soxs final runs of the contest monstrous bingo sponsored by clippers saturday the stoullville clipper hook ey club are holding a mons trous bingo in the stouffvilie arena on saturday night of this week there will be a s50 door prize along with many other wonderful prizes the feature game of the evening will give- the lucky winner a choice of either a washing ma chine an electric stove a chrome kitchen set or a kurdis tan rug there will he many other valuable prizes local girls split with agincourt stouffvilie bed sox racked up their twelfth win of the season on monday night as they rolled to an 1 11 victory over bobcaygeon two home run- one a mighty clout by loft fielder ted cadieux in the i kml third and another by third i baseman bud lehman in the wellhit balls off the bats eighth aided the stouffvilie p bobcaygeon sluggers re- crew to consolidate their hold bounded off the floodlight poles on first place there was j in the outfield and in each case man on base on each occasion i tlle runners were held to two bob kennedy connected for a four bagger in the fifth for r clarke came up with his bobcavgeon i usual fine defensive game iher and hassan bey the pan- tour during which he set up a string f 15 successive wins tile semifinal has joe si-is- ors greenfield pitted again- the terrible ron lletfner the preliminary will have don george against bon leonard all marines are two out of tfnee ic- sunderland here sunderland will be the visi tors here on monday evening of next week for a hardball contest under the lights the red sox are also planning an exhibition contest for friday night against xewrnarket an egg a day keeps the axe away and for lliuse extra eggs lhat build up the profits feed marmill laying meal 18 in mash or pellet form the qualitv feed thai gives llemilts best by test for twkntyii vk years we manufacture a complete line of poultry dairy and hog feeds feh eery day and carry grit oyster shell ieaf mss and poultry equipment at all limes phone your order for prompt delivery marmill feeds may be purchased from central feed store stouffvilie and roy a brillinger gormley reesors marmill limited miller wins first with oshawa stan miller made his first art with oshawa transport ers a winning one on saturday night as he hurlen the motor city crew to a 93 win over oaicville miller also helped himelf to two hits one a long range clout off the wall that bounced back onto the playing field holding miller to a dou ble coach willson of the transporters argued that he hit should be an automatic home run but the umpires rul ed differently he gave up six walks and struck out hree joins oshawa kc ssjt although agincourt appeared earlier in the season to be the j the third hut stouffvilie lome schell went the dis tance for the winners allowing eight hit- striking out twelve batters and giving up two walks bon jiinkin on the mound for the visitors was clipped for eight hits walked three and struck out four although the bobcaygeon hurl- 1 er limited the stouffvilie bats men to comparatively few hits his work on the mound was j far from exciting the major ity of his pitches were slow lobbing throws which the local batsmen preferred to pass up i bobcaygeon infielders com- j mitled three errors the red sox came up with kn airtight performance derek ohadwtck bud leh man and boh llassard counted runs for sioutlville in the first inning while bobcaygeon went town in one two three order chadwick and smith added two runs in the second to give the red sox a 50 advantage i a double by junkin and a single by kennedy allowed bobcaygeon io count their first usual fine defensive game at j short and wall smith pulled off a fine running catch in centre field for one of the best plays of the game week up until that time the locals had compiled a record of eleven straight victories lind say scored runs in all but the fifth innings to walk off with the game kr the red sox talheria total of five runs in the first innings but were held off the score sheeet uniil the 7th when then- added a single lome schell hurled until the 7th with wil liams handling the mound dut ies for the winners with two out in the first in ning hal gibson connected for a home run with nobody on ken schell singled bob has- sard singled and derek chad- wick clouted a double two walks to lloyd jennings and les clarke and an error on l schells grounder allowed five runs to cross ihe plate in lind says turn at the plate parker debois and truax singled and crawford doubled counting two unionville will meet shamrocks thursday nite cliff cox and his unionville indians will lie the visitors here on thursday night of this week the visitors have occur pied the cellar position for the greater part of the schedule byt their upset victory over buttonville last week might he a sign thai the club is on the comeback trail on tuesday night norm stunden will face his old team mates when au rora play buttonville here un der the lights runs they added two more in the second and pulled up on even terms in the third a big three run rally by liiidsay in the fourth salted the game away for the home town team monstrous ma uk ham phoxe utiuo stan miller lanky right hander from stouffvilie who performed with the ohawa merchants in senior ranks a roiipfe of var hack and thn wnt to pro rank ha re- ivm hfs unconditional re- from th rorpla stat league h has disced jih mccailum transporter and unless all the teams ganj up on thai club he houd br sood addition to ihe mound forp he has played a few para fo the local red rewrulsg from ihe souui weak team in the markham twp girls softball league they have suddenly shown a sharp reversal of form and have scored two decisive vic tories last week they soundly trounced elgin mills idfl and on mondav night they whipped stouffvilie 115 on friday night stouffvilie journeyed to agincourt for a rained out game and came out on the top end of an sn score joan haynes went the distance for the winners with ann mur- dock handling the mound chor es for agincourt the local squad counted twelve runs in the second inning helen lem on and joyce byers hammered out home runs for stouffvilie helen lemon joyce byers and joan haynes scored for stouff vilie in the first inning joyce byers joan haynes and marc barry added three more in the fifth agincouri showed signs of a rally in the fourth when six runs crossed the plate hut loan haynes bore down strik ing out two ballets and forc ing the third to ground out on monday evening a sister of the famed marion fox for mer agincourt maplewood pit cher was on the mound and he turned in a fine perfor mance as her team scored an 115 win over the local girls she alo halted at a 1000 aver age and scored four of agin courts eleven runs joan haynes hurled seven in nings for stouftville with myrt staley taking over in the sth stouftville lefi five runners stranded on the base paths and agincourt three lead off bitters peggy white carolyn haynes and joyce by ers scored three runs for the home team in the tnird inning helen lemon and mary cole counted the other runs for the local squad over at elgin mills peache- j iojt to the yonge st crew by j the score of 6 doreen jarvis and eleanor reid formed ihe jbattery for the 7th con girls j i with shirley jones and irene mashinier handling the ptch- ing and catching chores for he wiitperti marg sir r cor jrected for mo aome rungs oc roared back with two more in their half of ihe inning pitch er lome schell walked and cadieux lined the ball out of the park io clear the sacks two singles a walkand a home run allowed the visitors to tally fhe rural team each cluh left eight on the bases it was lear ned that marj barber peaches first string pitcher has definit ely decided to line up with ag incourts sealowax squad and may be lost to the local team for he remainder of the season in ihe stouffvilie arena on saturday 9 jalig 24th at s30 pm 1 000 in prizes 50 door prize choice of prizes for feature game washing machine kurdistan rug electric stove chrome kitchen set tickets lflc per game 3 for 25c 13 for 100 consolation prizes sharethewealth sponsored bv the stouffville clippers hockey club just in time for the holidays and hot weather ely july clearances dresses dresses i popular inexpensive cottons sundresses in printed cotton or chamhrae sixes 12 to 18 298 drcsscp cottons or slulis sizes 14 to 18 398 up brunch coats in printed cotton sizes is to ii si 98 long housecoats in seersucker or printed cotton zipper or ticclosing sizes ii to it 319 cotton in crepe jerseys nylon slubs s349 98c plain or wide 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