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r5 w the stouftyiue tribune thursday apsjl 26 1956 prases satires zroia je will convene xo 03 so doubt there -ii-jr- the most atem to horta ben played under bhotxo shoktkv scffkitjl oa tuesday renins o cext reek r isx teams in ihe markham towsshsp ieas diseus plans for the forthcorolag softball sea will be a3ie closes la the m and reg important move ia ray mine sboold be ao tae schedule in pail years ti- playoffs v extremely frigid veaiher conditions and fans are rot anxious to watch ball games in nearfreezing tempers res jut at the time when the crowds should be the larsest he attendance drops of completely the group semifinals and 8a 1i3 should be the exciilns conclusion to the oftbali season lei hope this summer the contents can be slaved at a time wh a conditions are more favorable for both players asd the spectators between seasons this u the time of yzr when hockey finds itself bein pushed out of the sporu spotlight to be replaced by softhall baseball golf tennis lawn howling horseshoes and dozens of other warmweather activities probably due to the inclement weather summer sports interest here isnt too brisk at the present time in the minor baseball front there is no definite word a to what fan 3 will see at the local park the possibilities ot a junior team are not bright since mme of our best per formers are slated for tryouts with the feed sox and their chance of catching a pot on the tricounty club are quitegood from earlier reports sroutfville vlil have another midget entry a team that provided local fans with some good entertainment last summer jack watsons buttonviue sluggers will he back in action here and the softball semifinalists will be a welcomed sight back on th stbuftvifie diamond there is renewed interest in soccer here the stouffyule entry is now in an organized group and will play their home games on saturday nights theres nothing too definite as to the return of the girls softbal team here but i would think that from a town of 2200 people nine aboveaverage ball players could be found a meeting to be held shortly will probably iron out this problem as for the tricounty circuit one of the best groups in years is shaping up with seven teams desiring to enter more information will be available for nxt weeks issue all i can say at the present time is that fans will see plenty of summer sport here during the next five months in fact if you arf down at the park any nisht from monday to saturday there will probably be something doing poor pomcy did you read the sport pases of the daily papers on tuesday nuht if you did you probably noticed the strategy that coach turk firoda has mapped out for his marlboros for the seventh and final game with the montreal jr canadians to win we must hit every man says the turk this motto will never be framed and hung in hockeys hall of fame by the time thus paper appears the game will be history but its no wonder that so many local fans are hoping that the flying frenchmen will upset the oncefavored toronto crew this type of hockey that the former maple leaf netminder is apparently teaching his players is exactly the kind of rowdyism that omha officials are trying to stop this rouh play which is practiced too often in jr a ranks should be ridiculed instead of stressed the players themselves seem only too anxious to engage in a knock em down drag cm out type of hockey and their overanxious ambitions should he restrained what are you going to do when the coach orders his team to play in this manner a biglittle stait very often i have heard hockey coaches say when discussing the ability of certain players hell never be any good hes too light this depends perhaps on where this light player chooses to play have you ever heard of victor zamick a few years aco he performed in the western canada junior circuit with st boniface and his ability to score goals drew the interest of pro scouts they took one look at the little 130 pound speedster and said hes too small xot to be denied victor went over to england to play with nottingham and in his nine years with the team he has potted no less than 650 goals and picked up 525 assists for a total of 1175 points his biggest reason was in 195455 when he scored 9 1 goals and counted 74 assists for a record of 169 points when maurice richard of the canadiens had notched 500 goals zamick was well over the 600 mark w hat has this 29yearold star to say concerning the nhl he says that its impossible o work at developing skill when youie constantly watching to defend yourself i think its one of the troubles with canadian hotkey today he stated there is so much emphasis on body contact that little attention is paid to fundamentals perhaps coach bobby bauer and his kitchener crew will agree expect six teams to reenter the claremont ball loop j aurora may be a 1 new entry in tricounty league there may be two new entries red sox harold hodgson first in the tricounty league this sicker with altona soltballers iutrirer the executive and suta and cliff morris team representatives are meet- ex inl vvill fag at sunderland this wee to l out when the team consider applications from t f for ther oriluaand aurora newmarket i xhedule practice sessions bob l atkinson star winger with the sunderland lindsay port perry and fetouffville will prob- jew and an ex ably be back m the group again j uno baseballer is atso in additton to fetotufville s jntereste in a t ryout following regular performers dave hamrrersley southpaw twirler with the junior cardinals last jthe organization meeting this week a schedule will be drawn up the league opened last year season will move up into tri- 1 on j 27th county competition with the consider interlocking schedule for softball it is expected that six team will reenter the claremont community softball league again this summer the group chairman mr bill glidden plans to call an organization meeting shortly the clubs will bo claremont altona green wood mount zion fourth line and peachs a request for en try has not been received from any other team claremont the defending champions are expected to field another strong club this year altona the winers in 1951 and finalists last summer will bo out to win back the coveted trophy fouith line green wood mount zion fourth line are expected to go along with i much the same team as last j season the schedule last year opened on may 20th and con- eluded early in september the teams played doubleheaders on monday and friday nights the executive of the ontario county softball league are interested in establishing an interlocking schedule with the teams in the markham town ship circuit at the present time it appears likely that there will be only four entries in the eastern group namely pickering brougham brooklin and ajax whitby royals one of the best crowddrawing clubs in the loop have decided to pull out of the group at the present time there are five teams in the markham league mark- ham unionville buttonville thornhill and aurora a sixth entry is expected from new market the ontario county manage ment feel that the interlocking hookup will benefit both leagues pickering brooklin and ajax play floodlight soft- ball and lights are expected to be completed at brougham this year unionville and thornhill have no floodlights in their respective parks markham buttonville aurora and new market use floodlit parks select teams most valuable player the clipper hockey team will meet together next week as the club winds up its activities for l the season chick webster will be presented with the bill ball scoring trophy and the clubs most valuable player will be presented with the maple leaf dairy award this i player will be selected by the team executive on monday night captain chick webster and assistants ronnie bell and ken crawford along with president tim o xeill coach bob bangay and manager harry lee met at the latters home to make plans for next seasons entry the clip- j pers will definitely ice a team i of either intermediate or senior calibre three lyndsiursi players are suspended three players of the senior b east york team in the to ronto hockey league were handed suspensions last week totalling five years for alleged attacks on a referee during a league game march 24 reg spragge and john scott were given suspensions of two years each by the thl execu tive bob kennedy was given a oneyear suspension all three suspensions are effective im mediately spragge scott and kennedy were accused of attacking ref eree doug moat in separate in cidents greg currie east york coach was suspended earlier for the remainder of the eason for hurling a bottle at a referee he was not on the bench for the march 21 game east yorks were canadas representatives in the world hockey tournament in 1951 in which they lost to russia the first rcduted v aiantt air icc started 2- years aso r 1 ufth33 german air line required a mop on a floating air base before going on to rio dc janeiro this summer lufthansa will fly the same route ronstop 1 laji frank buckjand reelected head of oha mr frank buckland of peter- boro was reelected president of the oha at the annual meet ing of the ontario hockey association held in toronto on saturday the 1st vicepresident is mr lome cook of kingston second vicepresident ken mc millan of georgetown secre tary w a hewitt toronto and treasurer geo dudley of mid land the executive members are messrs mel cunningham of lindsay lloyd pollock of wind sor and ab hulse of new market mr l e tim oneill of stouffville allowed his name to stand for a position on the executive and failed to be elect ed by a scant two points the oha financial report as given by the treasurer mr geo dudley showed a slight profit at the close of the season a con- soccer club here in 5team group an organization meeting of the local soccer league was held at barrie on saturday after noon due to the enthusiasm the executive have been forced to split the teams into two sep arate groups although all en- i tries arent definitely assured it is expected that there will be five in each group in group a there will be teams from au rora lindsay newmarket cla remont and stouffville in group b there will be clubs from bar rie 2 midland collingwood and camp borden the four top teams in each class will play off and the winners will meet for the championship the stou ffville entry will play their home contests on saturday night and hold practice sessions on wed nesday evenings the league is expected to start around the middle of may all applications must be forwarded to the league secretary bill street barrie by april 30th to date stouffville has al ready held 2 practices and in terest is on the increase last season stouffville performed only in exhibition contests and attracted some of the largest crowds to the local park in years keyson motors win mens town bowling league markham ball executives meet monday an organization meeting of the markham township soft- hall league will be held on tuesday evening at 9 oclock in the markham village library secretary wilf bundy has sent out notices to the various team coaches and it is hoped that every club in the group will be represented the league presi dent is mr john young of mark ham to date all the teams that op erated last season are expected to return with the exception of louie ross agincourt fleet- liners who have moved down to siderable portion of this profit was collected in the form of fines which amount to 103015 two local girls teams may merge the famous oscoril- camcnjce boat race ttc world omcmm1i r held ajain inn april for hc 1 1 sh lime 1e ton n cd in a jcj heat in l rtrnj naircnsl eootrovc a us summer ixtop move is on foot to have the two local girls softball teams join forces this summer to form cre strong club peachs the matkham twp champions last season and stouffville have lost a number of their star perform ers iinec the completion of last years playoffs rather than field weakened teams it has been suggested that the two clubs merge and enter a group with brooklin oshawa and ag- incourt agincourt who had a team in the markham twp cir cuit last season have definitely decided to play in the ontario county ieigue a rreelii2 will be held shortly between the stouffville jof the plavers on the j proposed setup stouffville has lost their star firstsacker donna velde and it is unlikely that any replacement can be found to fill her shoes peachs will probably be with out the services of outfielder marg smith but the remaining members of the club are expect ed back pitchers marj barber and audrey murison will like ly return to the peachs mound while stouffville will still have hurlers joan haynes and joyce ever eleanor sproxton captain of the peachs team and president i of the league is contacting all in- members of the club this veek the meeting v ill be held j n i friday niht either at the end of this month or early in may keyson motors ringers were presented with a fine trophy on monday evening emblematic of the mens town bowling championship the winners rolled a total of 68 points eighteen better than their nearest rivals the red caps the champs are pictur ed above from left to right rear row daws hare stan martin wrn grove capt dave ratcliff howard st john front row charles grove and elgin wagg murray redshaws red caps completed the season with a total of 50 points his team comprised the following players murray redshaw tcapo bill nichols murray stewart murray wagg jim brown don brown and joe murray jr the other runners- tip were harolds grill 19 aida cleaners it machine shop lg and hot shots 40 the high single on monday niglit went to murrav red shaw with a total of 32g the high triple was chalked up by lloyd hamm 699 points the beaches loop newmarket will be probable replacements unionville markham button ville thornhill and aurora will round out the group button ville plan to play their home contests here in stouffville un der the lights stouffville will not field an entry of its own the sluggers expect to add ace slowball hur- ler norm stunden to their hill strength in addition they will likely use jack rumney and jack routcliff most of last years performers will return to action including bert baker ronnie bell chick webster bud watson jack watson mur ray wagg clare fockler jerry junkin don mcintosh and sev eral others markham aces league final ists last summer will stake their hopes around their ace righthander peg oneill who is expected back in the lineup again the management are however looking for relief assistance both for schedule and playoff action there is nothing definite from union ville hurler cliff cox hasnt stated whether or not he will be available for mound duty with the lumberjacks the strenth of the teams from thor nhill aurora and newmarket will not be known until the schedule gets underway last season the schedule commenced en may 17th a number of im portant questions will be com ing up for discussion and presi dent john young is anxious that all team representatives be in attendance goodwood mrs reuben may keep in mind the baptist church anniversary on sunday may 27th rev ward of whitby will be guest speaker the an nual business meeting will be on may 10 in the church base ment may we see all members at this meeting mr and mrs george baldwin and terry had sunday supper with his parents mr and mrs fred baldwin the occasion be ing georges birthday a number of fourth line folk spent a very enjoyable evening at the home of mr and mrs vic tor symes when friends gather ed to shower and charivareo mr and mrs gordon symes prayer meeting at the home of mr and mrs dan wagg on thursday evening the annual business meeting of the ladies aid and future mission circle will be held on tuesday evening may 1st ah ladies are welcome available two housewives may uso tho samo rodpo and th tamo baslo ingrodienl3 to bako a cake but with a world ol differenco in tho results its tho same with bread and our bakers 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