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seven teams to participate ta tribune stouffvttk ont thursday augum 18 1954 omi aijtar team earn mivb yoir poru reporter climb ait on a fratl umb d4 ilecu flrt nd cond imar tm from h mar nam townhip girls softball laj the wtiom ar mad on th juyr ability boh at batter and veldr no doubt ifat airtioa mljrhi ba lmprod on but hatin riwed taeh of th four tam in action i har picked the following to be tfee t m ihe royp 1 team marj barber pabes p irene masbinter elxin mills c kdna slckiey peahe 1st eleanor reld peachejt 2nd mae spire eltn mills 3rd gen kennedy pelrh rfa barb hare stoutfvill f joan haynes stduff- rille ef helen pauley souftvike rf harry morrison eiin mhij coach 2nd tarn safdey jorsv sfl3n milk p doreen jarvis fears c myrt stae moittviv- ut pat sklnner stoiffvill 2nd par smith peaches jrd carolyn hayne stouffviile ethel carlisle elgin mills if marx srnrh peaches cf dalma ceaar peaches rf newt joynt agincourt coach the marion fox question an movt fcpori nthuam already know the name marion fox is as familiar with kir- softball as ted kennedy is with ho but it is only of recent weeks that ih name marion fos ha iakn on renewed interest in local sports circles th foner agincourt maplewood mound mar aa iipeuded this e3 on from playlnc in senior competition in toronto and ha- returned to pitch for agincourt juniors in the markham twp circuit since jotnitik the ttain she ha beaten both stouffvilie and kixin mills both on jhe mound and at the plate mr harry morrion coach of the euin mills team has threatened to pull his jquad out of the playoff if the exsenior hurler is allowed to participate in any more ame mr newt joynt coach of asincourt ha threatened to drop out if his pitcher is declared ineligible iu order to straikhten on the situation a league metink was railed recently and it has been decided that marion will not be allowed to take part in any more league pam ayinconrth reaction to this decision has not a yet been learned the league execuiivo felt that since he has ben suspended from senior competition she should also be disallowed to par ticipate in the markham twp group althoush it wasnt exactly muted i believe it is the opinion of the group coaches that marion fox is playing out of her class miss fox is considered to be one of the beat senior pitchers in toronto we can also understand aglncourts position without their are hurler thy havent much chance of rapturing the group honors apparently the lagup executive ha reached the final decision and we only hope that it doesnt break up the group just at playoff time p0ms out was no surprise oh1ima it was no surprise when information was received this week that orillla pontiacs have pulled out of the eastern senior b group it will also be no surprise if orlllia makes a bid to enter the metro group along with newmarket and stouffvilie it will be another headache for the oha to settle its time that stouffvilie made a move to arrange for better grouping or at least throw support behind ortlhas bid for a metro berth the clipper must either move out or coax better teams to move in if the league is to be improved over last season oriilia newmarket lyndhurst motors and stouffvilie should provide tood hockey entertainment this coming winter certainly if we miifit depend on the other toronto teams for competition as wa the case last year hockey interest in stouffvilie will reach a pretty low ebb mens alistak team every season it ha been the practice of your reporter to aelecl a first and second allstar team from the markham twp mens softball league this year however the coaches of the aeven clubs were jjiven an opportunity to make the selections and they have come up with the following teams im team dawes agincourt p raker ruttonville c btunden aurora 1st minton buttonville 2nd logan agin court 3rd m petch markham ss mills agincourt lf- clark unionville cf macdonald aurora rf 2nd team oneill markham p b petch markham c bell buttonville 1st raymer markham 2nd j watson but tonville 3rd stark buttonville ss cockrane agincourt lf b watson buttonville cf h young markham rf brooklin ousts brougham to reach finals five runs in the second in- jiinjt and six in the seventh al lowed brooklin to pile up a good lead and move into the bouth ontario county ieajrue finak as they handed brougham a h3 setback it marked the second straight win for brook lin over brougham and knock ed bob millers crew out of further group competition bight fielder b graham was the big gun for the winners with five hits in ix trips to the plate brougham counted single runs ill the first second and seventh 11 the first game brooklin came out on the top end of a 1k count jerry hooker hand led the hurling chores for the wruers and also connected for altona second in claremonf softball league at the present time pine grove holds an eightpoint lend over altona their closest riv als in the claremoni commun ity league standing the group leaders have been beaten only three times this season twice by altona to date the stand ings are as follows pine grove 25 altona 17 fourth line 15 mt zion ii claremont 10 and greenwood each club has a number of rainedout games to play the top four clubs will enter ihe playoffs which are expected to get underway early in september a triple in the fourth a triple by booth and doubles by mc- guckin and wilson scored run for brougham p leg roast of pork 58 smoked picnic hams 49 spareribs 45 pork sausage 45 beef hearts 25 minced beef 39 prime rib roast 55 beef liver 39 cboyles meat market m phoim 35 stouffvilie gigantic holiday soccer tourney here sept 6 a gigantic holiday soccer tournament will be held in the stouffvilie memorial park on monday sept 6th sevtn teams rjtn the ontario coun ty soccer association have sig nified their intentions oi enter ing the tournament whch will commence at 10 am with the j championship final to start at 3 p m under the floodlights tricounty league battle for playoffs commence playoff berth next week playoffs in the tricounty league will commence nex the claremont legion soccer iteam counted their nfth point iin three successive league con- i tests as thev downed oshawa pine grove upsets j newmarket plans claremont srs in benefit game strong metro entry despite a fine huriing effort by lloyd pascoe claremont st verdict to thursday night is the game was benefit contest i plus si 50 the flnaluts will re- i sunderland have postponed j j f du pitcher bill towner whoj ceive slo the consolation game- to plav and definite star- p a p- a been confined to bedj winner 100 and the finalists dings will not be known until s i through illness for the past the consolation s75 tne t contests are completed ied a of weeks gate receipts am- 1 at naif time but tne motor l to 5000 isr b circuit at the present um the r mas of any new j players have been kept strictly ion the secret list although her- bie carnegie an exowen sound mercury star is expected to j line up with the canal town 1 crew carnegie is one of the in i teams competing in tne tot tnese contests rueyat the present known are completed ime stouffvilie after struggling through a full season of exhibition hock ey coach herbie cain of the newmarket spitfires is plan ning to ice a powerful squad few colored boys in hockey and for the forthcoming winter he would no doubt be a popu- now that they have received lar addition to the newmarket an okay to play in the metro team sse s will i ciaremort oshawa fo- are j fi place with 32 oma oshawa strila whitby oshawa duplate ajax beio lindsay qui ks and ajax dowtys land 17 the city crew rallied to tie tne the benefit tilt developed p perrvi- what hpared to be first round will i altack in tne ale stages with seven teams entered six i be a best 2 ounof 3 series with f the and c will participate in the first j the finals a best 3 out of 5 a f- oi ound with the three winners group meeting was held in with tvvo goals ross reds moving iftmihnaill t i iwrence norton and gord along with the seventh club the stouffvilie which would draw a bye in the j represented by first round these four clubs j will play oft in the aftei noon with the winners meeting in j the final to start at 9 pm the games will be of 50 min utes duration 25 minutes each j half with a ten minute interval at half time the tournament is beina ar- red sox were ted cadieux red sox drop final game 65 stouffvilie red sox dropped their final game of the tri- county league schedule to angod by mr arthur latch- j p on thursdav am following the final game an appropriate ceremony will be held at which time the tro phy and prizes will be present ed eve- peaches take playoff lead i ning of last week ko it mark ed only the third setback for the homesters this season sto uffvilie were out front until the last inning when the scu gog crew bunched enough hits together to pull the game out of the fire bob hassard and derek chadwick formed the stoutlville battery a thrill- monday peaches girls staged ing fourrun rally on evening to edge elgin mills 76 and take the lead in the cur rent round robin playoff series the runnel sup will meet sto uffvilie and the winners of thus series will face the round rob in winners for the markham twp championship stouffvilie are presently- engaged in pro vincial softball playoffs peaches were trailing 65 go ing into the seventh and final inning when edna stickley and fern hoover tapped out safe hits putting runners on second and third with two out doreen larvis peaches rookie catcher connected with a twobase drive into left field scoring the tie- ing and winning runs in elgin mills final turn at the plate their two power hit ters irene mashinter and mae spires went down in order and although first baseman esther topp heat out an infield groun der rena morrison popped out to retire the side marg smith and gwen ken nedy gave peaches a 20 lead in the first inning but the lead was cut to a single run when exsr star mae spires rounded the sacks elgin mills big inning came in the third when they counted live runs they were held off the score sheet or the remain der of the game peaches rallied with three runs in the fourth on hits by eleanor reid fern hoover ualma cesar and shirley rise- brough edna stickley and fern hoover sewed the game up for the seventh concession squad in the seventh fern hoover was the best batter for the rural team with four hits in four trips to the plate doreen larvis and marg smith each connected for two safeties jets grouping still undecided contrary to reports publish ed last week the unionville jets are not sold on retaining their jr b franchise messrs ernie lemasurier glenn ken nedy and grant nighswander expect to ice a club but wish a different grouping they wish to play in a group with lindsay peterboro and port perry if they remain in b company a decision on the matter is expected very soon bowmanville blanks girls 100 in pwsu opener stouffvilie girls playing their first game in the provincial womens softball league were blanked by bowmanville 100 on monday evening the second game of the best 2 out of 3 series will be played on wed nesday night here under the lights although the bowman ville girls ran the score into the double figures the majority of their runs came in the late stages of the contest errors were responsible for a number of runs joan haynes handled the hurling chores for stouffvilie the home town squad had the bases loaded on two or three occasions hilt failed to bring them around travel relaxed and carefree earl cook hurls for local cardinals earl cook exmajor league righthander and former mem ber of the stouffvilie red sox pitching staff returned to ac tion on friday night of last week as the stouffvilie cardi- nals battled rumble motors in an exhibition contest the east york squad took the game by the close score of 8 due to a lack of player strength coaches cook and smith were forced to use a number of replacements in the lineup to fill the gaps derek chadwuk polly minton and bud lehman dressed for the game don haynes completed the battery behind the plate and turned in a fine perform ance cook hurled good ball but showed signs of tiring in the later stages of the contest the homesters were without the services of some of their key players in graham frisby harold hodgson and murray stewart the cardinals expect to enter the oba within the next week xo definite word has been re ceived concerning the first playoff date benson for the four claremont tallies norton scored two while kedshaw and benson booted one each the legion were robbed on numerous occasions as the ball sailed over the top crossbar on closein attacks the osiiawa goaltender turned in a good game and had no chance to stop the ciaremont goals it was claremonis best display to date here and their performance drew a fine hand from the large crowd last week claremoni blanked the cellardwelling ajax dow tys 50 claremont broke into an early lead when redshaw scored from ten yards fergu son of ajax in attempting to clear scored the second goal of the game for claremont as the ball caiomed off his chest into the net lawrence norton made it 32 for the local squad and another fluke piny by ajax added the fourth claremont tally ajax were robbed of a number of fine scoring chances in the second half the only goal came off the boot of col lins holding down his familiar centrehalf position bell col lins norton and redshaw were the standout performers for the winners i in to a thrilling pitchers battle between claremonis whirl wind hurler lloyd pasooe and pine groves mound star bill harwood pascoe registered eighteen strikeouts and har wood fanned thirteen batters an error by claremont in the first inning accounted for three of the winners runs pine groves first baseman vowel hammered out a home run pine grove are currently heading the claremont com munity league oriilia drops from eastern sr b group oriilia pontiacs have definite ly dropped out of the eastern ontario sr b group according to word received from derlyn valley executive member their withdrawal leaves only oshawa kingston belleville and peterborough in the east ern loop the pontiacs are seeking an entry in the metro sr b group along with new market and stouffvilie the oriilia interests feel that they are not in a position to com pete with the larger cities when it conies to icing a con tending club you can rent a new portable remington typewriter from the tribune bicycle a long and varied past investment opportunities to the exhibition august 21 to 28 fare and onehalf for the round trip good going friday augut 20 to saturday august 28 rrckv rehim limit august 30 fvfl mtformattofl horn wr ogenf we have a njmbr of excellent opportunities for investment ol first mortisajte monie t 6 in amour from j1000 to t5000 call collect tor fnrther informa tion 27tf wignall shepher rkal kstatk brokers markham phone 239 bicycle was invented in 1816 still largely used in europe from aramco world maga zine saud ibn abdul latif a sau di arab boy in his early teens hopped on his bicycle and pum ped down the tar highway near dhahran the town where the arabian american oil company has its headquarters he start ed to whistle a happy song be cause it felt good to coast over distances that take so long to cover on foot like many american and eu ropean youngsters saud had decorated his new bike with many gadgets he had a signal bell reflectors and a big head light riding his first bike was for this youth a thrill that has been shared by millions of chil dren and adults since this con venient means of transporta tion first came into being the oldest existing example of a bicycle rider is immortal ized in a church ihat lives for ever as a part of the locale of thomas grays elegy in a country church yard al though it seems strange that a hicycle rider should be portray ed on stained glass at stokes poges parish in buckingham shire england colored mosaic represent just such a figure as tride a wheeled vehicle using his feet against the ground for propulsion between the early stoke po- ges cyclists and fleet wheels of 00 million bicycles today lies a history which paved the way for the development of the mo tor car and even the airplane the men of american indus try who built the first motor car the wright brothers were bicycle mechanics in dayton o when they began to formu late their heavierthanair craft which started aviation on its assured swift way in 1903 general credit for the inven tion of the bicycle goes to a forest keeper in germany who devised a contraption in 1816 to aid him in his daily travels over domain called a hobby horse it was little more than two wheels attached to a wood en bar which the rider strad dled like his stoke poges counterpart he moved it hy pushing his feet against the ground ilrst pedal bike in 1s10 the first pedal bicycle was made a scotsman named macmillan fitted cranks to the rear wheel axle of his version of the hobby horse and con nected them with wvis to foot treadles away he went from his native heath for glasgow 70 miles ditant to pnve the worth of his model he wa jailed at his journeys end for exciting the populace with his feet and was released only on condition that he stage no iinore speed exhibitions in glas- gow a blacksmith in paris made ithe next important contrbu- tion to bicycle history 20 yr- after macmillans daring ven ture the fienoh vwrsion had two wooden wheels and iron tires k was propelled by cranks attached to the front wheel axle and the seat was on a steel spring midway be tween the wheels it was known as a velocipede or bone shaker and pierre lallement the inventor exhibited his bal ancing skill on the machine at the paris exposition in 1865 the velocipede enjoyed a fad in paris until the francoprus sian war in 1870 put an end to its manufacture bicycles are usually divided into four types the hobby horse velocipede the high wheel and the safety high wheel the high wheel oame into popularity in the early seven ties most of its development was concentrated in england where hard surfaced roads pro vide favorable conditions for the machine which had a high front wheel out of all propor tion to its small rear one it was difficult to mount and often had to be walked long distances it became evident that the bicycle of the future had to be a belter balanced vehicle many experiments fin ally yielded the safety bicy cle the basic model for the one now in use while much of this expert mentation had gone on in eur ope americans too were eye- jng these machines with inter est and in 1877 a sewing ma chine company in h3rtford connecticut started the bicy cle industry in this country where there are now more than twelve million in use the bicycle business has had its share of troubles in the latter part of the 19th century it was the greatest transporta tion facility in the world with the advent of the motor car the bicycle went into tempor ary eclipse to be revived for the childrens market there it steadily occupies a 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