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amtak fttjtiox ktfery wava i matt aa attempt to select t first and second wm from th markham twp sutfball league to wks ao the arroup foi v mad their relation acd they picked hat i beliv- wr two formidable juad here ae my choice lt team oneill markham p baker button vtll stunden aurora lt millf axiccoart jnd uc ajeincourt 3rd m perch markham is wag stouffrile if clark unlonvlhe cf youoff markham rt 2nd tm da we azlncourt p b fetch markham bell buttonvlhe 1st minion bmtonville 2nd j watson but- femviu 3rd stark buuoarlll sa hain markham lf watson buttonvill ct macdonald aurora rf ohijma tikki of travkl1ing it apttra iijceiy hat orillia il make a bid to join the ranks of the metro sr 8 group or th coming hockey saon according to derlyn k valley manager of the terrier the orillia club ould be nnuh happiwr in competition with the metropolitan league than in th eastern ontario circuit kroro a fan viewpoint he- feels that a xroup chaure would do much to renew hotkey interest in the coitcmctilag centre and from a team viewpoint the orillia manager is tired of travelling the i hauls to belleville and kingston are not only wearisome 01 he hib nut a heavy drag on the teams pocket book in in- metro group valley point out that there wouldnt be a trip lo er than 80 miles and alt their travelling would be down highway no 100 which is kept well cleared in the winter it wo rd also be handy for the club bus to pick up the contingent of barrie players the inclusion of orillia in the metro league would no doubt find olid support here in stonffville they would certainly add some muchneeded color and rivalry to the otherwise weak hockey setup vktkiu ns hktlk in an effort to improve the position of the union vi lie indians softball club coach ernie lemasurier has called on the services of some veteran performers who starred with the team a few years ago last week ihse socalled oldtimers proved they werent entirely washed up as they downed thorn- hill 21 some of the players in the lineup were reg perkins chuck blundell kern blundell owen trunk cliff cox bruce curtis and a number of others it was players like these that always made culonville a chain plonshlp contender in past reasons during the past two or three years coach lemasurier has based his hopes on youth and although it nearly paid off last season in the playoffs thu same team has heen a dis appointment this year perhaps a team based on veterans with a sprinkling of new blood might be the answer to makk a fltksh start those sports enthusiasts who have been attempting to follow the progress of the markham twp girls softball league during the past two or three weeks are undoubtedly confused and rightly so the playoff arrangements have been very con fusing through no fault of the league executive to start the ball rolling stotiffvillc entered the provincial playoffs and the remaining teams were to play a round robin series to make matters worse agincourt pulled out of the group because the league wouldnt allow marion kox to take part in playoff con tests since stouffville has been eliminated from provincial competition agincourt has now made application to reenter the group and has been accepted they will he allowed 10 use three players from their maplewood team ann murdock mavis trunk and joanne woods the setup at the present time is 6touffvlllo and klgin mills will play a bastocthrpe games series while peaches and agincourt do the same the winners will then play oft for the league championship editors mail sports editor tne trrtwix dear str lot week your paper con- 1 ami an article emitted the i marion question and i was j told it implied that marion fox a no legally qualified to play m the league a the rule of the league did contain an item which said no senior play ers allowed jupt how this league governs the statu of classifying a senior player is not known to me but the rule- as iaid down in th womens oftball rules distinctly ay that the status of a player is what ever she plays in any given year namely she could play senior this year and interme diate next year as marion had played no ball at all then she could elect to play intermediate if she wished but the other teams in the league made rules to satisfy themselves and all claimed without anything to i back their mode of thinking that marion was senior whe ther or not all they wished for was to have somebody easy to knock off and that was that as it was with marlon play ing elgin mills defeated agin court midgets by a score of 5 to 1 on one occasion and on the next meet agincourt de feated elgin mills by the same score 5 to 1 without marion elgin mills defeated agincourt 23 to 3 peaches trimmed them 2h to 3 stouffville did likewise marion was put in there on account of the agincourt girls being of very low ages namely 12 13 and 14 and their first year in ball we refused to play without marion at markham as after having marion come to play we could hardly leave her sitting on the bench while we went on with the game and to what could be termed a sure defeat we have no personal grudge against any of the teams they have their opinions and we have ours but as our girls were so young and immature we thought in fairness to the team we should have been al lowed to use her m joynt manager maplewood midgets scotch doubles winners mrs e crossen t left and mrs s laushway of stouff ville each received two sets of lawn bowls on winning the globe and mail scotch doubles tournament at the boulevard club presenta tion was made by mrs c j wilson right past convener of championship tournaments for the provincial lawn bowling association tumiiiint tumiimowbkd on friday evening 1 took advantage of an opportunity to vitness tha 1054 edition of the canadian national exhibition grandstand show featuring roy rogers dale evans trigger and trigger jr after roy and his colorful palomino made their debut before thousands of cheering youngsters the spectators were introduced to the sons of the pioneers a singing troup of radio tv and motion picture fame their first selection was tumbling tumbleweed and this was followed by a number of tumbling acts performed by two or three men on a four hundred foot platform although i was fortunate enough to have a seat only eighteen rows from the track these performers looked like midgets on this giant stage how those people sitting up near the grandstand rafters could appreciate these acts without the aid of binoculars was a puzzle without a doubt these tumbling artists certainly know their business but when such acts are confined to a small scale they cannot be appreciated by ordinary people ed note following the letter received from mr newt joynt agin court coach miss jean rodanz sec of the stouffville girls team received a note from mrs iott secretary of the p wsu stating that marion fox has been definitely suspended from senior softball redshaw boots claremonl into playoff position ross redshaw scored a very important goal on saturday night as claremont edged whit- by 21 in a fast clean soccer game played at the ontario hospital grounds both clubs were deadlocked 11 when red shaw booted in the winner with but a few minutes to piy in the game the victory moved the local squad into the fourth and final playoff posi tion one point ahead of osh- awa duplates the only goal of the first half was scored from an eigh teen yard kick off bensons boot after twentyfive minutes of play in the second half docherty of whitby tied the game up with a good goal from a neat passing play redshaw then sewed up the game late in the contest it marked the third straight loss for whiby but they are assured of third place in the final league stand ing brougham defends ont inf d title brougham bombers started off on the right foot saturday metro sr schedule to begin oct 18th at a meeting of the metro sr b hockey group in the east york arena on monday eve ning it was decided to open the schedule on oct isth mr tim oneill and mr geo rodanz represented the stouffville clippers at the organization session mr derelyn valley manager of the orillia sr squad attend ed the meeting and requested permission to enter his club in the metro circuit he stated that his club would sponsor a bus to transport all visiting teams and spectators to and from the orillia arena the metro group okayed the entry and if the oha grants them permission to play the local league will comprise six teams orillia newmarket lyndhurst motors aurora lumbermen ravina flyers and stouffville mr val ley stated that if the oha turns down their entry orillia will drop out of sr hockey evening in defence of their provincial intermediate d championship as they whipped edgar 114 the return contest is expected to be played under the floodlights at brooklin on thursday night of this week its a best two out of three game series big bob miller broughams fine mound ace handled the hurling chores for the winners happy-e- wblkie halfpints are on their way to choohr feet grow better markham bows to agincourt in ontario playoffs jim sleepy dawes display ed to a large crowd in the stouffville memorial park on saturday night why hes one of the most highly respected pitchers in the markham twp league the agincourt fire- bsller gave up only six hits in nine innings as markham aces bowed out of the oasa play offs three games to two louie ross squad spotted markham three runs in the opening in nings but forged back with live runs in the third five in the fourth and one in the ninth to win the rubber game 114 a home run by ross evans of agincourt with two on in the third and a fourbase error by gord vidler on jim dawes long outfield fly accounted for the big rally the southern crew clipped righthander peg oneill for two singles a dou ble and a home run in the fourth to run the score into the double figures a triple by lirst baseman harvey reid with one on completed the scoring for the gm crew markham appeared to be off lo a winning start in the early innings as they broke into a 30 lead the aces first sacker monte holman singled in the first inning with the petch bro thers parked on second and third to score two runs in the second inning lloyd raymer and pitcher peg oneill were issued free passes and morris procenko singled through the infield scoring the front runner to gjve the markhamites a 30 advantage in the third inning agin- courts long ball hitters evans and dawes slapped the ball into the deep outfield and ac counted for five runs the mar kham fielders seemed to con tract a serious case of the jit ters after their lead melted away and they failed to give oneill their usual airtight support to make matters worse agincourts mound ace jim dawes proved to be the master of the situation and al lowed but three hits in the fin al seven innings it was one of the most brilliant pitching exhibitions witnessed here for some time in an effort to close the gap between the clubs coach doug james threw in a number of pinchhitters and re shuffled his lineup but the move failed to produce the needed runs both jerry me- harg and red fleming were thrown into the game in the dying innings and vidler re placed procenko at third base the agincourt infield show ed plenty of snap and the ad dition of mark mills to the sec ond base position added further strength to the squad monte holman and bob petch each clipped dawes for two safeties procenko and vidler accounted for markhams other hits ag incourt will now meet aurora who were given a bye in the first round in juvenile finals cardinals stop wellingtc in two straight garnet lefthander dave hammers- ley hurled the stouffville car dinals to a double victory over wellington last week to move the homesters into the juvenile c finals they will probably meet either delhi or new ham burg the local squad chalked up a 105 win under the lights in the opener and racked up an sl victory at wellington last week it was this team that knocked stouffville out of the playoff running last season in the second game hammer- sley allowed but five hits and was given airtight support by his fielders he had a shutout going until the ninth when with two out and a runner on third he was clipped for a sin gle which broke the goose egg nip hooker hurls brooklin to win in oasa opener nip hooker allowed but five hits and fanned nine batters as brooklin stevenson motors routed hastings 203 on friday night in the first game of the ontario int c playoffs hook er was aided by brooklin short stop bill croxall who hammer ed out a homer double and a triple arksey the winners hardhitting receiver connect ed with a triple and three sin gles in the freeswinging con test brooklin counted nine the cardinals counted two runs j runs in the sixth inning and in the first and added two in added five more in the eighth the second to pile up a con vincing edge ted malloy sto- ullvilles slugging third sacker drove in the first run with a solid triple with graham fris- by parked on second both malloy and hodgson connected for round trippers in the first game wellington used three pitchers in the two contests don haynes turned in a line performance behind the plate and frisby starred in the out field peaches beat elgin mills in exhibition tilt a fine relief pitching effort by shirley young held the powerful elgin mills girls to a few scattered hits and allow ed peaches to win by a score of 2015 in an exhibition con test played at markham on thursday night marj barber started on the mound for the local squad but was hit hard as the yonge street crew piled up a ninerun lead the winners slowly whittled down the lead and in the late innings made a to completely swamp their ri yals the game was played under the lights at hastings but didnt commence until nearly 030 pm due to a power fail ure runaway of the contest elea nor reid was the star of the game both at bat and at second base shirley jones started on the mound for the visitors but was replaced by mrs wm morri son in the fifth it is easy for people to make monkeys of themselves by just carrying tales around shame on the iowa police man who jailed a motorist on a drunken driving charge al though the driver patiently ex plained that whenever he be came too drunk to drive he always turned the wheel over to his dog th tribune stouffvihe ont- thursday september 1 record prizes to be awarded for labour day soccer tournament fie hundred dollars in prize money will be awarded to parj ticipants in the labor day soc- cer tournament to be held in the stouffville memorial park i on monday sept 6th teams from oshawa claremont whit- by and ajax will take part in the tourney the first game i stouffville in will commence at 10 am with the final contest for the art lttcham trophy to be held at 9 pm the winners will re ceive 150 the fi the consolation and the finalists in the conso- lation sto these prizes offered mn for lea are the largest ever put up in championship a local soccer tournament the stouffville lions club will op erate a refreshment booth on the grounds throughout the day and evening sox sunderland rubber game thurs ie rubber game between ierland and stouffville in the tricounty league base ball semifinals will be played here on thursday evening commenting at 7 pm the red finalists 123 f f opener but sun- winnes 100 ier3nrt railca to even the s ties last week the winner will lawn bowling news community playoffs to start next week at the mixed doubles tourpa- ment held on the local greens on aug isth mr and mrs m j e watts were high for 3 wins score 31 mr ed wurm and i mrs ken laushway second high for 3 wins score 32 mr the semifinal round of the george hilton and mrs cole claremont community league j agincourt high for 2 wins is expected to commence next score 37 plus 7 and mr and week at the present time 3 mrs thos hammond clare- positions have been decided mom high for one win score with the fourth and final play- 131 plus 2 off spot still in doubt pine on aug 17th three groups of grove is well out in front aiie t attended the with altona and mt ion hold- tournament at agincourt and ng down the second and thud ttie trio of mi gertrude todd positions fourth line is prerj ah klinek an mrs wm birkett skip were sec- ently in fourth place four points up on greenwood clare mont is out of the running greenwood must win all their remaining games and fourth line must drop their contest to change the league standing greenwood were league cham pions last season the semi final round willbe a best two out of three game series and the final will be a best of five the winner will capture the claremont business mens cup ond high for 3 wins and mrs carl roadway mrs m e watts and mrs g lemon skip were high for 2 wins the stouffville clubs were invited to engage in a friendly game on the uxbridge greens on monday evening aug 23rd and some 20 members ifrom stouffville participated in a jitney game and enjoyed the hospitality of the uxbridge club stanley theatre policy 8 shows nitely 7 pm matinee saturday a pm friday saturday sept 3 4 untamed heiress starring judy canova don barry plus night time in nevada in color starring roy rogers plus color cartoon mon tubs wed sept 6 t 8 a movie as powerful as it is tender the kidnappers starring duncan macrae adrienne corri plus comedy creation color cartoon j w n h rf ir their victory as they pulled off a number of sensational plays to hold their rivals in check morley petch the star of the game pulled off a great shoe- string catch in short centre field in the seventh and ken young passible- saved the aces from defeat in the eighth with a brilliant onehanded catch with two out am agincourt runners parked on second and third the homesters were leading 31 going into the ninth but an i error and a home run put both teams on even terms markham i tried to squeeze in the winning run in their half of the inning but halman was tagged out at j the plate when he attempted to score on mehargs infield flared as mmkhniu 4 agincourt 3 fine pitching by pintsized peg oneill and some spectacu- grounder tempers lar fielding displays allowed players of both clubs milled markham aces to bounce back j around the plate hut the ofti- into the oasa play off running cials were quick to step be- as they edged agincourt 13 on i ween them wednesday night in 10 innings peg oneill hured the entire agincourt took the first contest ten innings for the markham on their home grounds 53 squad and was given solid sup- both teams were deadlocked i port all the way jim dawes 33 as markham came to bat in the bottom half of the tenth lloyd raymer led off with a walk and art dodge singled j moving the front runner to 3rd pitcher peg oneill was a went eight innings for l e j rtoss crew but ka pulled in favor of a relief twirler markhams new toach doug james used every ounce of his softball strategy to keep the enman s oes tottrrnir ovtarin a o oocccj tnkeout victim but morley aces in the playoffs in the petch bounced a grounder into i seventh inning with runners the glove of the third baseman ion second and third and two out and on the throw to firs ramer he brought in the aces relief made a break for the plate hurler red fleming as a what would have been a douj pinchhitter and the former hie play resulted in an error agincourt moundsman dropped as the catcher dropped the ball a perfect bunt in front of thej and the winning run slid across plate scoring rob petch from the plate third a ge crowd was oni marknam er full vaiue for hand kr the uoodlight ar labor day tournament greatest- ever held seven teams participating monday sept 6 stouffville memorial park first games commence at 10 am championship for art latcham trophy at 9 pm 500o prizes participating teams will be claremonl oshawa polonla whitby ajax bequicks oshawa duplates ajax dowtys oshawa strila silver collection