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the best game of the season on saturday night of last week bockoy fans witnessed one of the best games played in the stoutfrille arena this season one could not wish for better hockey than was displayed in the newmarketclipper tussle here the redmen led by their ace trio of gord boniface kus brankston and kenny sinclair proved why they are the worthy holders of number one position in the sr group their club this season appears to be better balanced from the forward line through to the goaitender it would appear that coach herbie cain depends on his big three line to score the goals and his other line to hold the opposition from scorliii whether that is his plan or not it would be my belief that the former leaside pucksters have scored more goals than any other threesome playini hockey in ontario sinclair himself has netted at least four hat tricks not to speak of his many elngle tallies in paying the reported 100 apiece for these stars newmarket has gone all out to bring the senior silverware home it is quite a gamble but so far this season it has paid off jr hockey returns it has been a number of year3 since junior hockey held the sports limelight here in stouffville this year a jr team has been organized the squad is made up almost entirely of home town players with a sprinkling of outoftown talent the team is coached by stouffvilles own polly minton and so far in the young season he appears to be doing a fine job with the club they have played only two games beating beeton and losing to a powerful collingwood aggregation the team is fast and rugged and should give a good account of itself the admission of unionviue from c to o ranks should produce some good hockey rivalry between the two towns hockey fans win recall such players as bun sellers keith jewett gord lewis norm stunden mac clement and polly minton with the red wings of a few years back we now have such players as grant wage dave hammersley don tran john tran jim uennie jack pollard bruce middleton doug forfar who will be the senior stars of tomorrow this year give a gift subscription to the stouffville tribune collingwood jrs here thursday the powerful collingwood belaires hl be the visitors on stouffville ice thursday eve ning h will be the first and final appearance of the colling- wood jr squad here this sea son the northern squad are of jr c calibre and they are scheduled to meet the jr d entries only in a home and home series it is reported that the coll ingwood management has spent over st000 in player materia in an effort to build up a for midable club they have no intermediate a entry this year it has been a number of years since a collingwood club has visited stouffville on saturday night the local red wings tasted their oppositions stren gth when they suffered a 121 setback they hope to reverse the score here on thursday jim rennie counted the lone red wing tallv lyndhursts fold from oha senior b hockey sfmdasutyesoqi police association presents two trophies here the police association of on tario have donated two fine tro phies which will be put up for hockey competition here this winter constable milliard of the local detachment made the lequest recently and it was rapidly granted the 2 awards one for bantam and the other for midget are to be kept here in stouffville until another out side club can rightly claim them at the present time stouffville jias not iced a ban tam team but their midgets have already rjeen organized and have taken part in sched uled competition each year the name of the champion club will be engraved on the tro phy they will be on display at the tribune office this week lyndhurst motors coached by vic sluce and managed by gregg currie have decided to drop out of senior b competi tion the decision was reached following a meeting of the club this week they have failed to win a game so far this season the oha has ordered all players on the team frozen it is reported that stouffville are seeking the services of one or two members of the now de funct squad bosfon wins led by basfon pew men ever have enough socks which makes them a gift natural weve a wide array of the smartest styles argyles diamonds ribs clocks and solids 100 to 275 r e curtbs stouffvillh phone jlwl larry baston has done it again on saturday afternoon larry baston ace centreman with the new york rangers scored five goals as bill len nox team trimmed the boston bruins 51 the win moved the bruins into sole possession of third place in the lions nhl his first three goals were scored on passes from donald benson the fourth from doug allman and his final tally unassisted norm galbraith guarded the nets for the win ners the lone bruin goal was scored by stan barkley casey hilliards black hawks continue to set the pace in the league with four straight victories on saturday they downed the red wings c2 their goals were evenly divided with no player getting more than one harry har per wayne pennanen derek spencer ron stewart aiid war ren hendricks were the goal- getters in the other game the maple leafs blanked canadiens 30 jim malloy was the top marks man for the winners netting two unanswered goals speedy keith stewart scored the other brian wilkes guarded the nets for brother barrys team lynn mcmullen tended goal for the montrealers yandorf enters intermediate x vandorf last years newmar ket and district hockey lea gue semifinalists officially ent ered oha intermediate c competition at a meeting of team representatives held in bradford seven other groups also en tered the c league they were thornton beeton alllston sutton bobcaygeon minden and port perry the league was divided into eastern and west ern sections yandorf playing in the western grouping with beeton alliston and thornton each item in the league will play a double schedule two games with teams in its own grouping and one game with teams in the opposite gouping each section will play off for a winner and champs of each section will compete for the league title vandorf is expected to play its home games in newmarket and will be coached by mickey smith last seasons newmar ket regents coach and man aged by doug alcorn the team will consist of many of last years regulars with a few additions redmen edge clippers 65 in overtime contest markham loses to milton 31 vote burk for council 1955 village of stouffville polling day mon dec 13 10 am to s pm red wings whip beeton 63 in jr d opener stouffville red wings led by a fastskating trio of don tran john tran and dave hammers- ley scored a 63 win over bee ton on thursday night it was the first game in the oha jr d schedule beeton were oha jr d champions last year and finalists in 1953 the red wings coached by polly minton have the mak ings of a strong club they have a good defence in grant wagg jack pollard ted men- dyk and tip vipond with 3 full forward lines and a steady netminder in bruce middle- ton the stouffville squad should give their rivals plenty of op position beeton were able to ice only eight men for the game one forward line two defencemen a goaltender and two spares despite their lack of manpower they put up a pleasing perform ance and skated hard right to the final whistle loring doo- little and bruce harper handled the contest doug forfar put stouffville out front after only three min utes of the first period but bee ton rallied five minutes later to tie the score as charlie colman beat middleton in the red wing cage with an unassisted tally stouffville took the lead at 1405 as john and don tran combined to score and the homesters held the advantage in by far the finest game of hockey staged so far this sea son in the stouffville arena newmarket redmen edged the clippers 65 on saturday night in an actionpacked overtime contest it was one of those games that had everything there were picture passing plays hairraising breakaways some nifty goaltending work and a few fisticuffs to keep things interesting the entire contest had both the home fans and many visiting rooters from newmarket on their feet the sudden climax came in the overtime session when ron scarcello of the redmen bounced the puck off subgoalie terry sye during a wild scram ble around the clipper cage the puck although grabbed by sye had enough momentum to carry it over the line stouff ville tried in vain to count the equalizer but the visitors held the fort ronnie bel was stouffvilles hero scoring two goals in the third period to force the teams into extra time his first tally came at 1010 on passes from crawford and stephenson and his second at 1558 elwood small hal gibson and geo stark were the other clipper marksmen for the canaltown crew the big line of sinclair boniface and brankston proved to be the flies in stoulfviiles ointment boniface counted two goals and his linemates potted singles zip thompson notched the other newmarket tally in the opening eight or ten minutes of the game stouff ville raced to the attack and literally pinned their rivals in side their own blueline how ever despite the sustained bom bardment which appeared to have the redmen on the ropes kenny sinclair broke free and flipped the puck to boniface who deked stouffville netmin der out of his pads for the first goal of the game four minutes later geo stark lobbed a long shot from the blueline that newmarket netminder cruick- shank fanned on and the puck rolled into tne corner with less than two minutes remaining in the opening session boniface counted his second goal to give the visitors a 21 advantage there was one main outbreak of violence midway through the period involving calhoun of the clippers and ptashnik of the redmen calhoun was the victor as he connected with some solid rights and lefts that dropped his opponent to the ice fans will recall how this same ptashnik was responsible for sending nick bangay to hospital a little more than one year ago with a broken jaw and badly lacerated head he was then playing with ravina flyers don macintosh stouff villes ace rearguard was given a fiveminute major by referee jim crombie when he cut cen treman ken sinclair with a high stick it took hal gibson but forty- eight seconds to put stouffville back on even terms in the sec ond period when he combined with gordie haddleton the clippers however seemed to run out of steam for the re- markham millionaires drop ped a 31 contest to milton on friday night jack watson coach of the markhamites notched tse lone millionaire tally on passes from howard bullock and frank hill on friday night of this week oakvilie will be the visitors at the unionviue arena the me teors are coached by bill din ning they also have in the lineup denny peterson a for mer hockey and lacrosse star with peterboro dutch holland a former jr b netminder with brampton will be guarding the oakvilie cage lions peewee standings w i t pts black hawks 4 0 0 s leafs 3 1 0 6 rangers 2 o 0 4 boston 1 3 0 o canadiens 1 3 0 red wings 1 3 0 r schedule leafs vs black hawks bruins vs canadiens detroit vs rangers iradc clipper scoring p- g a pts macintosh 7 12 19 stephenson 10 5 15 bell 9 16 small s o 13 mcneil 5 s 13 gibson 5 6 11 crawford 5 6 11 haddleton 5 6 11 claydon 3 6 9 mugford 2 6 8 g lewis 0 7 scatalon o 2 i crust 4 2 6 calhoun 2 3 5 stack 1 1 rov 2 as the vancouver i nee observes many a man thinks hes being cultivated w hen hes only being trimmed i dont know whom is to blame for the rising generation not knowing grammar says a columnist to some extent perhaps him is the tribune stouffville ont thursday december 154 a round sirloin tbone steaks lb 75c d rolled pot roast lb 39c x stewing beef lb 45c prime rib roast tb 59c minced beef 2 lbs 65c smoked picnic ham tb 45c leg roasts of yeal boneless tb 75c 8 pork sausage lb 39c u smoked fillets tb 49c u 0boyles meat market stouffville phone 35 underwood portable typewriters for christmas gifts immediate delivery call allan tweddell stouffville 398w seldom s shopping guide figure skates speeder skates hockey skates what finer gift under the tree than glistening new skates jve have a most complete selection in stock now with a price and style to please every taste checkthese vote to elect ken laushway councillor 1955 for the village of stouffville for transportation phone 20w2 for the remainder of the game jake harmon made it 31 from vipond near the end of the pemaindw of thesesionynd ri0 a- ni i u j u newmarket scored twice their stouffville lengthened their third goal scored b y zi p th onv pson came with the redmen playing a man short and the fourth near the end of the pe riod sinclair swept the puck into the stouftville cage from a prone position in front of the net the third period saw stouff ville stage a renewed offensive and once again tie up the game ronnie bell and elwood small scored the clippers third and fourth goals at 1 105 russ brankston put the canaltown crew out front for the third time in the game but ronnie bell roared back to fire the equalizer and send both clubs into overtime at 510 of the extra session ron scarcello let go with a 1001 shot that found its mark on the nights play newmar ket deserved to win stouff ville however looked much superior on power attacks which at times had the red- men reeling the victory boast ed newmarket three points ahead of stouffville who pres ently hold down the number two position lead in the second frame as john tran don tran and dave hammersley scored while bee ton were playing with a man in the penalty box louie keogh blinked the light for the visitors at 1723 to make the score read 42 in stouffvilles favor don tran dicksons hill contribution to the red wing lineup notched his first goal of the young season midway through the final frame with cousin john assisting as the homesters took a 3goal advan tage eddie crocke scored for beeton and brooklins ted mendyk retaliated for stouff ville with only seconds left to play the last goal was a pic ture play by the red wings 2 defencemen mendyk and vi pond giving the beeton net minder little chance to make the stop midway through the last pe riod louie turner in the bee ton cage took a hard shot on the head and although not ser iously injured he was dazed by the blow the game was held up for a few minutes but re sumed when the goalies head cleared wee tots semitube white or black boots sizes 6 to 10 498 boys hockey outfit with builtin tendon guard sizes 1 to5 695 speeders black in mens at 1195 1995 whhe in ladies at 1195 1395 ladies bowling league mens hockey outfits all with builtin tendon guards pricea from the economy line at 895 to the pro model bv ccm at 3350 4000 figure skating matched sets priced as low as 950 to the ccm winter club at 2495 iascty joans jonahs cracker jacks klinkers razzbarrys the wmrlers whiz bangs high single norma brillinger high triple mars jvagg points is is 12 10 s 235 o53 bowlers to aid hockey club on saturday evening dec 11th the musselmans lake bowling centre will be open for both bowling and dancing the entire proceeds of the eve 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