ft STOP Safe On alleys START YOUNG ENOUGH Balanced Brake Sets -Action- Teste ft or Iwttcr quality friction materia tctU every kind of K vow cor control SAFELY irrcit to 1 Cryr 192950 TO for Abo compete if GENERATOR EXCHANGE Town Industrial League stand- key Catchers Hillsdale Com- Legion Office Specialty bines I Newmarket Dairy Meteors Hillsdale Clover Kickers Me- Kickers 39 Metal Work- 2 ers 39 Combines Hiseys 25 Turkey Catchers Newmarket Dairy Dixons Last weeks scoring Legion Dixons Metal Workers Office Specialty I TT r -r- BIG FIVE SENIOR I 1 FOt MOST CAW AH TRUCW 9 flUll GOO Al II I nfotor end If ovin3 on expert MOT or MIVI fa important l must In for to prion GREAT SAVINGS ON FORD PARTS TAIL PIPES Ford MUFFLERS Ford i SHOCK Ford Front ABSORBERS Ford Rear BRAKE LINING Ford set SPEEDOMETER CABLES Ford all models EXHAUST VALVES Ford 191951 95 Stouffville Newmarket Midland Results last week Feb Midland Feb StonffvUIe Newmarket 3 Feb Feb Newmarket AURORA TOWN LEAGUE Final Walt Groves bowled 201227 Geo Watt Moe Hall Del Pemberton Floyd Pegg John Shedlowick Art Bill Dunn Roy Keffer 675 Chas Tug- well Jack Reg Wilson Bond Harry Earl Gould George Phimister paced the Office Specialty Of icemens League with a neat Ernie Bennitz 627 Jim 14 Ditch Victory Cases Aces A Hotel Si JUNIOR J Pis ii ft 1 Aurora 25 19 V 5 Scores last week Feb Au rora Feb Aurora KING OIL FILTERS AND CARTRIDGES Clean Oil Saves Engine Wear Cats Repair Bills SUPERCLEAN OIL FILTER REFILLS Equal quality to original equipment at away below the usual price Guaranteed perfect replace ments for all makes of filters on all makes of ears trucks etc SUPERCLEAN REPLACEMENT EL EMENT OIL FILTERS Quickchange type For replacements on factory cars For cars and trucks not previously complete with mounting bracket THROWAWAY OIL FILTER For Chryslerbuilt cars Nash and many others Nobleton Kins City Bolton Kleinburg Ketfleby 5 15 Cooks team took over leadership Bovairs second third iwi sweeps recorded in Hoff man loop last week Press Shop Machine Shop Sheet Metal Standing Press Shop Machine Shop Sheet Metal 48 Big list of fine scorers Top man Geo Hill Grant Blight Al Roy Smalley 635 Bill VanZarit Frank 625 Frank Daniels Barney turned in a mark to top the Davis Leather shooters last week Geo Ingle- dew Harry Thorns Bill 623 Ken Bennington Last weeks scoring 4 Benning ton Standing Bennington Cullen Bothwell 74 The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Feb 21 Basketball In the ladies sector of the North York secondary schools basketball loop Newmarket high school seniors are out in front with three wins The seniors collected win three In Aurora last defeating Au seniors Joan field tallied Mitchell to pace the NHS attack Betty hooped eight points arid Marion Dion five to lead Aurora The NHS didnt fare so well in the other two contests of the tripleheader at traction In Junior Aurora Newmarket Marilyn counted six points to lead Aurora Jean Rose collect ed six i four to rack up all the Newmarket scor ing In Junior Aurora Newmarket iQ was the loss Beverley Smith nine Grace seven were the Aurora leaders Eleanor Clements counted of the 16 points harvested by Newmarket i Do they start out hockey players young enough Heres proof they do Pictured here is Frank Marlboro high- line of the Public School Squirt Hockey League The trio is true kid line boasting a combined age of Following in Poppas footsteps are to r Davis Gibbons Bandy Terry Their names require no introduction to the hockey wise of the Hub being sons respectively of Stan Gibbons Norm and Harvey Gibney Approximately a y are registered in Public School Hockey League a regular feature each Saturday morning at the Arena Photo by Haskett VETERANS ASSOCIATION BINGO Jets came up with a surpris ing 40 win over 450s in last weeks Monday Ladies League Hot Rods Blue Bonnets Coons 2 Wildcats 2 Standing Coons 46 Wildcats 450s 384 W Hot Rods Jets 34 Blue Bon nets Jeanne led the hit parade with a Phil Hall Alice Gibson Pearl Codlin Audrey Stev ens Alice Rose Maude Emma Edna Ann Os borne 502 Mosquitoes lead the Wednes day afternoon ladies league with points followed by Spitfires Jets Vampires 22 Iris Morton led the scoring last week with Other top efforts were turned in by Dunn Davis Louise Smith Hazel Bennitz Helen Taylor Emma Broad- bent Edna Marie 500 Barbara Wilson collected a to lead the Office Specialty Thursday night ladies league VandenBergh Jean League standing Queens 25 Dubs 24 Pinups 23 NEWMARKET- DISTRICT Semis TIRE O mm 38 MAIN ST On A Series A Mount Albert 2 Town Regents Series Off Specialty Pis 2 THE CENTRE Town Hall WEDNESDAY FEB 27 TIME SPECIAL PRIZES SHARETHE WEALTH ATTENDANCE PRIZE JACKPOT ALL FRIZES DONATED Admission cards games PROCEEDS YORK COUNTY HOSPITAL WOMENS AID OPTIMISTS FINAL 5 Black Hawks Rangers Leafs Red Wings Bruins Canadiens AURORA Detroit Leafs Chicago Canadiens 1 SCHOOL L Pts Hornets Bears 3 Barons Bisons I SCHOOL SQUIRT Pis 5 I Flyers I 3 Rockets 3 4 6 3 From 5 3 By f eedng a quaMy feed whkh is tops in PRODUCTION CAPACITY and TO BUY you possible bit of profit flocfc The most Important thing you can do this year Is feed for YOU NEED EVERY BIT OP PROFIT QUALITY Antibiotic Supplement Animal Protein and Vitamin are important factors in Quality SUUnGAIN foecfe maim- they would cost much more is sold direct from the manufacturer to the feeder at saving BE PROFITWISE FEB SHUR6AIN CWaiWRlK l NEWMARKET Phone PERKS FEED CASE DIKE DON SMITH FEBRUARY FACTS AND FAN CIES COLLINGWOOD vs SPIT FIRES will be the playoff bill- of fare for canaltown fans and it should be a dandy Gets under way next week so watch the bulletins JEEP JACKSON the promising young who hails from Port Colborne will be lest to the Ship- as a result of being crashed Into the boards by Stephenson at on Saturday Fortunately for the Builders they are knee- deep in talent at every position with Crefghton Wheeler and Allan available for duty at the PARRY SOUND led by DENNY LA- BINE awaits the winner AURORA BEARS with the grouping over await the verdict from the Itll be another week at least lie- fore they get action This Fri day they expect to meet Butch Heelings BRAMPTON RE GENTS ousted from junior series by SI Mikes after a sixgame series attracted over people to the wicket St Mikes now meet the Weston Dukes who dropped In straight games despite a protest The Regents are rebuilding for next season right now Dud Kearney Watson Wallace Mo- Crcary Henry and Irons are holdovers from 51 known Aurora fans The club officials have the right Idea in meeting tough opposition right now when its needed GROUP WINNERS rt will be down to a new low this win ter In the west the winner of the belt group probably The champions COM arc sitting Idle but Aurora away right now and hones that the opponents for will eome from the group of etc MIDLAND are already In action with SOUND and Hie only other club left Is WHITBY The Ontario County town will likely provide the opposition for Aurora but they havent finish ed their group yet Like Aurora theyve hookedup with teams all year As can be soon eventually If the clubs work it right a fourteam roundrobin series could develop for C honours In the whole setup of course Collingwood stands out fac ing the fact that lie lacks balanced forwnnl lines two good changes used only two lines against on Saturday night and had one spare forward used ELMO PHILLIPS up front as Well as ANDY CIXSS worked both on the wing arid on lips turned In his effort of the year and In bur books as the best player on the Two lines well and with a good reliefer con work better than three especial- third linn to provide a breather Some of the players of course care much for the Idea but its better to dress and play than be an or nament on the bench It should make for keener be tween those definitely in and the ones who have yet to made good Saturday night saw the Bears clear the last of their fin ancial obligations except of course for the coach who has been on his own except or a small return since the start of the season We hope the team can linger on for despite the fact Charlie wont squawk he should get acknowledgment from the pocketbook ELMIRA POLAR KINGS are i favored by most of the Aurora team to win- the D group championship The kids have the best penalty record of any club in the group and have played clever hockey all year Personally favor THISTLES especially in a long drawn put series and are both capable of pulling upsets Fergus has the weight and more outstanding individuals than any other team SCOTT of Aurora Bears Is how one of those men with endurance The likeable Scotty has replac ed Gage as district of a well known insurance firm BILL King City Is playing soft- ball for Toronto Scottish in the Toronto Garrison league WES once the toast of canal- town and Newmarket Camp for his mound work Is coming out of retirement to join the Scottish too JOHN GATHERS who is the star of the St Andrews jun ior basketball team which like its senior counterpart is unde feated in prep school or exhibi tion games gives a North York flavor to the Andreans aside from location John is the son of A Tiny Gathers the squire of ARCHERY which Is most pop In Newmarket has found a new enthusiastic centre at Theyve got of ficers members and equip ment Pep would probably find tots of Aurora youngsters and adults ready to play Robin Hood has Joined CAIN and BILL In major series Flash retired two years ago came back to play hush league moved up with the and then casting a lootc at Herb and BUI decided ho could still hold proved it too will be remembered as one of the storm centres of a Lake soft protest when he played With Keswick MRS CAMERON MCKENZIE the former of Aurora Is the new president of the Ladies Golf Club at Thorn hill Mrs ranks ihbiirst lady golfers in the prov ince RED MITCHELL former coach of Aurora Hawks and now ice director at Lindsay hap his team the group playoffs against Kingston Lindsay is toylio riddled injuries but weve heard that Mitchell incidentally is playing With Lindsay Huskies In Inter- It will remem bered Aurora paid for his four and he appeared brief ly In years ago Is only 30 now MITCHELL son of the conch Is the standout mem ber of Lindsay bantams who eliminated Aurora oh Saturday from the A race Prov ing that bloodline counts In hockey ALAN CHILD nephew of the famous Art Child and Hamilton Tigers goalie played swell hockey for the Aurora youngsters It was a shame the game was played practically In camera Some or ganization will have to take on the job of rounding up the crowds at Aurora and Newmar ket for these minor games Its support that makes our kids really give out and feel en couraged RICHMOND HILL MIDGETS are the only district team left in the minor championship whirl Theyve defeated both Bradford and Georgetown and its too bad that theyll have to play most of their games away from home through lack of ice The Hill kids picket from the town lea gue have some fine prospects Paul Atkinson brother of Jack Atkinson Bud whoso brother plays for and who himself is known for his track prowess Murray Chapman who attends Aurora public school but resides at Oak Ridges and Lcuschner have particularly prominent in the two rounds one They to meet next CHARLIE CASE who came out of retirement Ibis winter to lead Ditch Diggers to the top of the Aurora Town league and Is probably still the best goalie In district mercantile recalls that it was just TEN YEARS AGO that KING CITY won the I LA Intermediate A champion ship defeating half rural teams In Ontario and ending up at Toronto in the finals against They misled the nilOntario champ ionship by one goal and thirty seconds of play losing in over time The King team was of goal Case defence Duke Dennis and Ross a for mer Aurora junior combo and Kay Lloyd centre Ritchie Say- wings Trevor Shorty Gra ham and Doug Palmer Leon Shropshire Rowlings George Armstrong Charlie Tay lor Case and Palmer are only active competitors this year Graham is a referee In the King- Vaughnn circuit now The King lads didnt have much money but they certainly had lots of fun games Its one of the touch es from the days of real sport we like to remember SPORTS COLUMN The general hockey public doubtless harbors the Idea that referees are a drab humorless lot folk whose principal aim in life is to annoy and toiling hockey players spoil the contests by toot- their whistles and visit upon the home players penalties which are of course outrageously unfair and uncalledfor But the referees are in fact a very pleasant lot of folk doing a very difficult job and in the main doing it extreme ly well And most of them have a sharp sense of humor If they didnt its doubtful whether they could retain job and sanity Hockey lost a referee of vast color and keen sense of humor when Frank King Clancy decided to hang up his whistle and return to coaching duties But the fasttalking Clancy did not always get the best of it in verbal exchanges One night being heckled by Babe Pratt another lad who was very fast on the verbal trigger Finally in exasperation Clancy snapped at Pratt I wish I was playing against you tonight Well aint you Innocently responded Pratt Clancy credited his mental balance in the field the hard- boiled veteran Mickey Ion who refereed for years in the major league in my first game as an NHL referee said Clancy was working with Mickey When we started for the was literally shaking I was so nervous Ion noticed this stopped took me by the arm and said Dont worry kid Remember this the second after the puck Is dropped there will be only two sane people in the entire house you and I always kept that in mind Clancy said later and I often thought afterwards that Mickey was right The late Lou Marsh a rugged citizen and hardhitting sports writer hockey games with the same virility that characterized his writing In a small Ontario town one night a lady fan seated close to the ice was giving Marsh a terrific verbal- beating Lou heard paid no attention But a play developed that forced a faceoff in front of the belli gerent lady So she screamed at close range If you were my husband Marsh Id give you poison If I was your husband Marsh retorted politely Id take it Bald fastskating George Gravel is one of the wittier referees of the present era When a player feigned injury one night and lay on the ice as if knocked completely out Gravel said to him quite pleasantly Please get up The hockey players need the ice President Clarence Is a martinet in the matter of enforcing rigidly the rules of the game and stands four square back of his referees has visited sharp punishment on players who tangled with the officials on or off the ice But when he was a referee he took a lenient view of player belligerence In the heat of a Stanley Cup match Bit Clap per of Boston Bruins a notably clean and sporting player annoyed at a penalty tossed a punch at referee Campbell and landed a light glancing Wow of no damaging qualities Most of those who saw the incident expected dire punish ment to be visited on the offender But Campbell even report it Clapper Is a nice fellow always a gentle man and just lost his head for a few seconds he said for welcomed St Toronto DISTILLERS LIMITED AMHUmittO ONTARIO w MY wo MORRISONS Main St Phone A