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stouffville district high school cheer leaders khorjm tiik supshot be kclkd oit of hockev before the arrival of don macintosh and joe solution to to stouffvill clipper local hockey fans fcne- little or cothins bout the terrific speed of a slap shot to my knowledge toe only other player to make ue of it to any extent was polly slinton and then only in practice sessions or hen the pjck was bouncing or rolling however both clipper rearguards macintosh and scataion have been using this type of shot with devastating effect the speed of the ehot makes the puck im perceptible to even the most keeneyed hockey fan the type of sap hot delivered by the two stouffville defenceinea can turn a hockey game intoa eixty minute nightmare for even the most agile netmindersthere isnt a goaltender in the world that to any idea where a slap shot is going it may sink into the bottom corner of the net or clip the top crossbar of the cage the speed of the shot is so deadly that it was neceary to replace a portion of the end boards in the stouffville arena following the hockey playoffs last season on one occasion during a recent practice joe scataion rifled a shot through the entrance door to the ice surface and cut a threeinch groove in one of the dressing room doom one can imagine what would happen if such a shot clipped a goaltender on the forehead j3oth joe scataloa and don macintosh have similar styles in their delivery of the shot scatalonn drive is harder than that of his team mate two weeks ago when orillia were the visitors here the two clipper biueline bouncers delivered one blazing slap shot after another in the general direction of goaltender boh shrop shire in the pontiac cage at times there wasnt a player on the ice or a fan in the seats who could tell whether their shots had gone past the net or through it in the dying minutes of the game macintosh notched the winner with a sizzling low- drive from the biueline it wouldnt be fair to such players to rule out a shot of this kind as they have perfected it into an amazing offenclve weapon but one of these nights some player whose reactions are not too fast will find himself facing a round rubber disk and will be unable to dodge the supersonic missle a blow from such a shot could cause permanent injury or even prove fatal a player will have to use his own common sense and discretion when he feels the urge to break the sound barrier unbreakable hockev sticks every season thousands of dollars are spent by hockey clubs in the purchasing of hockey sticks kven the most ex pensive hickory fails to stand up to the wear and tear of the game this hockey stick problem may soon be solved a company at breslau ont hopes to introduce a new hockey stick with a ilbre glass base the cost will naturally be higher than the ordinary brand but it carries the warranty of a free replacement if it breaks it is light and sturdy it is expected that the new product will be given a thorough test this season lions pefvvee teams boston bruins robt campbell john collier hobt cor- bett joe crowhurst mike epworth bob hall bill keebll roy lewis larry malloy morgan baker wayne hamilton roger forsyth bob pickens joe haylow new york rangers john carlisle doug allman glen barkey peter kennedy larry baston roger beasley donald benson allan anderson norm galbraith wm holden david white ken white ken aida fred moore allan boyd detroit red wings gordon macdowell joe herroid bill holman bill hoover bob lehman geo malcolm ron mortimer kenneth may grant morgan keith macdowell allan lackey eric nellson grant hall eldon wagg gary yates toronto maple tasats roger stover gary taylor robt tweedle ricky wedseltoft doug wicker larry mcmullen keith stewart bruce thorpe ray ward poter stover brieti wilkes jim malloy barry mclean montreal caiiailiens john neilson jack paddley ross pattenden amlle payment glenn pennanen lynn mcmullen gordon over willard peddle david smith larry spang leslie lye jim wagg gerald patterson geo smith chiciiro black hanks bui ratcllff jack redshaw jim spang bryce spencer kenneth storrey ron stewart wayne ponnanen paul pickens derek spencer warren hendricks glenn jackson jim gardiner cliff reynolds harry harper it is expected that there may be some boys who have not registered they should report to one of the coaches as soon as they arrive at the arena on saturday afternoon players arriving late for a game will not be permitted to play each club must furnish its own goaltender out of the 75 boys registered one week ago 35 were in the 12 year old bracket 21 were 11 years old 10 were 10 years old 6 were 9 years old and 3 were 8 years old others have been added since that time the prior op admission last week a letter appeared on the sport page from a clipper fan who felt that the 75c admission charge to senior hockey games was too high the suggestion that the price bo lowered has raised much comment both in stouffville and surrounding district many feel that a lesser charge for adults would more than balance up the rinks coffers through increased attendance the majority are very strongly in favor of breaking down the admission charge in order that more students and young boys and girls would attend the games the present system of charging a straight 75c is driving the family customers away from the rink the hockey prices must be made attractive or wouldbe fans will seek other forms of entertainment tolovlslon especially on saturday night is a big drawing card a few years ago the game of hockey did not have to contend with this form of rivalry a crowd tends to attract a crowd fans would rather file into a packed arena tilled with a thousand spectators than watch the same game with only 200 spectators present the admission charge is not the arenas only source of revenue the snack bar does a land slide business when the attendance is good i believe that any hockey fan would not object to paying 75c during the playoffs but the feeling seems to be that the price should be lowered during the regular scheduled games local figure skating club joins association the stouffville skating club received official notice last week that it has been accepted a- a junior member of the ca nadian figure skating associa tion such an affiliation will considerably raise the prestige of our local club as well as en title its members to enter offi cially recognized testis and com petitions a membership in the cfsa is certain to draw members from a wider locale and in such cue the directors of the local club urge the young i jcope here to join as soon as i possible as the membership l- rapidly reaching the maximum on monday nov sih a meeting of the directors was held at the arena mr ray yeo and mr george jackson of the figure skating club v re present to aid in the dis- ciisorj of the forthcoming top concert xexl week further notice will be given of the special features of this coming event at the arena keep this date mon- uy november 2skh for a gala night full of entertainment and fun for all figure skat ing peewee hockey and other attractions its no longer a sin to be rich its a miracle saturday night is ladies night at local arena ah ladies will be admitted to j the senior hockey game on sat- i urday night for 25c this is the j first such ladies night to be i held at the stouttvihe arena the game will see the clippers pit their strength against her- bie cains battling newmarket redmen the canakown crew- are the only team to post a vic tory over the highhying stouff ville squad the stouttvihe district high school can boast of having one of the finest groups of cheerleaders to be found any where throughout the re cently concluded rugby playoffs the ten girls put on a colorful display both at their home and away con tests they also represented stouilyhle at the red fea ther game staged in front of the cxe grandstand the girls are from left to right back row anna cole barb hare mary cole marg smith and nancy reid from row jane cook barbara hewlett marilyn bone leader ro berta bone and lynn foord nearly 20 boys at first jr practice coach polly minton had clae to 20 boys out to his first jr d hockey practice last week they will hold another session on wednesday night xo group- ing has been arranged for the team at the present time but word is expected this week the club it is expected will comprise mainly local players from stouffville and surround ing district frank stephenson paces clippers to 115 win frank stepnenson stouff- villes harddriving right wing er counted three goals on sat urday night as the clippers trounced lyralhurst motors 113 it was east yorks sixth straight loss although steph ensons hat trick was the best single effort of the night three other stouffville veterans tal lied twice hal gibson elwood small and ronnie bell were twogoal men don mcntosh and ken crawford notched singles lyndhurst speedster johnny scott was gregg cuthes stand out performer he fired three of the visitors five goals hil- lier and sluce were the other toronto marksmen lyndhursts were woefully shorthgnded for the game they completed the contest with but eight players russ robertson lyndhursts steady rearguard played the entire sixty minutes as in their previous meet ing lyndhursts jumped into an early 10 lead as scott beat clipper goalie jack rhodes at 210 of the opening period ste phenson put stouffville back on even terms from bell at 1528 gord lewis stouffvilles ace centreman will be out of ac tion for at least two weeks due to torn leg ligaments suffered early in the game stephenson struck for his second goal at 235 of the mid dle period to put the clippers in front to stay hal gibson made it 31 for stouffville mid way through the session de- fenceman don macintosh made a fatal move in front of his own net and hillier of l-ynd- burst jumped on the loose puck to put the toronto squad back in the game goals by scott and sluce of lyndhursts were nullified by similar tallies from the sticks of stephenson and ronnie bell at the end of the second period the clippers held a 54 edge in the third and final twenty aninutes of play the lack of playing strength began to take its toll on the visitors from the opening faceoff red crawford blinked the light don macintosh scored from gibson and ronnie bell fired his second goal of the game on a pass from crawford to give the clippers a convincing 84 advantage elwood small sud denly sprang to life and notch ed two in a row and hal gib son completed the route with the final stouffville goal of the game scott rounded out his 3- goal effort for lyndhursts with his third tally of the contest gordie haddleton returned to the stouffville lineup and play- ed a fine game on defence for the clippers markham to meet oakville in exhibition tilt coach jack watson will put his new markham million aires through their paces on thursday night in a pre-sched- ule exhibition tilt in the union- ville arena oakville meteors an intermediate a entry will provide the opposition markham have been grouped with georgetown raiders mil ton coops and the oakville meteors markham and george town will be intermediate b and oakville will be int a- juilton has not definitely de cided which class they will en ter markham will play their home games on tueslay and friday nights they will meet each club six times in a triple schedule their first game is slated for tuesday nov 23rd manager eugene thompson and president john lunau have decided to switch back to the once familiar millionaire nameplate they will hence forth be known as the mark ham millionaires rather than the markham eagles on paper it would appear- that coach watson has lined up a potent squad for the com ing season in goal he has a choice between norm stunden and hoddy macarthur on de fence he has signed up morley and bob petch irank hill geo third and herb rose up front he has such promising stars as bud watson bun sell ers jack rumney howard bullock the forgie brothers clare fockler and a number of others clipper scoring pin- ide g a pts macintosh 3 8 11 small 6 4 10 stephenson 6 3 9 crawford 5 4 9 gibson 4 4 8 bell 4 4 8 g lewis 5 2 7 mcneil 3 4 7 mugford 2 3 5 scataion 2 2 4 claydon 3 3 returns clipper defenceman leads in scoring don macintosh 23yearold stouffville clipper defence star i is currently leading his team mates in the point scoring par- jade the popular rearguard has cored three goals and asisted on eight others for a total of ii points this is one point more than left winger khvood small who has collected six goals and four assists for a 10- point total frank stcpheaon j and elwood small are current ly tied in the goal scoring de- panment with sx apiece vandorf to be in intermediate c vandorf and five other com munities have indicated their interest in entering an inter mediate c hockey club under the oha the other groups are sutton beeton woodbri- dge xobleton and port perry league plans are not definite and entries have not been made but a meeting planned for the near future will set a constitution for the grouping and clear up any other prob lems vandorfs group which will consist of a combination of players from newmarket pine orchard and any other place in the immediate territory will play in newmarket arena it will be coached by mickey smith of newmarket and ma naged by doug alcorn van dorf delegation hopes to install floodliahts at brougham at the regular meeting of pickering twp council on monday evening of last week messrs donald beer and bob miller requested that a dona- lion be granted toward a brou gham community park with floodlights for softball mr beer pointed out that broug ham had captured the inter mediate championship for two years and had advanced to the finals once in the last three years the delegation were of the opinion that they could raise by subscription and grants the necessary five or six thousand dollars needed for the installation frank stephenson hard skating clipper right wiruter scored three goals on satur day night to pace the clip pers to an 115 win ever lynd hurst mosors he and team mate elwood small are the top goal corers on the ietm each with mx a doctor says that hard wor kers smile the mast when yourre up on your toes youre no down in the mouth the automobiles are at crossroads say a pokeman for the industry so thats what jta ioud noise was gordie haddleton a jark plug with the clippers last season returned on satur day night for his first game under the stouffville colors since the schedule commen ced three weeks ago his ter rific speed made him a favor ite with local hockey fans last year and he will be a welcomed addition to bob banzays squad again this season more than ninety boys in lions peewee league more than ninety young lads have been lined up on six teams in the peewee nhl group this thriving league is operated by the stouffville lions club the boys range in age from 8 to 13 years there will be three games each satur day afternoon from 12 oclock to four the first contest will start at 1215 and end at 115 the second from 135 to 235 and the third from 255 to 355 five coaches have been lined up to look after the teams an other coach is yet to be nam ed mr ed dawson will coach detroit bill lennox hangers casey hilliard black haw ks garth brubacker boston and jim thomas canadiens the schedule part of which appears in this weeks issue will commence on saturday af ternoon of this week the boys are asked to be ready to play at the propei- time referees dave hammersley and ron peake have done a fine job dur ing their preschedule training sessions they will officiate throughout the seaon sport shorts richmond hill hopes to have artificial ice in their arena by christmas to date 22700 has been raised the association hopes that an additional 5000 will be forthcoming from the provincial govt gord lewis clipper centre star suffered torn leg liga ments and will be out of action for a couple of weeks there will be skating in the stouffville arena on friday night of this week and wednes day night of next week nvmarket spitfires will be the viitors here on saturday night all ladies will be ad mitted for 25c lions peewee hockey schedule nov 1 3th bruins vs leafs detroit vs canadiens rangers vs black hawks xov 20th rangers vs canadiens black hawks vs bruin detroit vs leafs nov 27tl canadiens vs black hawks leafs vs rangers bruins vs detroit dec 4th detroit vs black hawks bruins vs rangers leafs vs canadiens dec 11th leafs vs black hawks bruins vs canadiens detroit vs rangers one of the best descriptions of the week is the one saying that queen mother elizabeth is graciousness personified a bargain sale is when a woman can have one coat torn off and buy another trust to luck and you have to be doggone lucky to get anywhere tb tribune stouftvess ont thursday november it 195 for results use tribune classified ads public skating in the stouffville arena fri nov 12 public skating sat nov 13 senior hockey newmarket vs stouffville wei nov 17 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