I ry The Era and Express Feb j THE PICKERING COLLEGE GLEE CLUB PRESENTS IOLANTHE By Gilbert and Sullivan THURS SAT March 20 21 al pm CAST OF 50 Under the direction of R K TICKETS AT BESTS DRUG STORE Spits Defy Predictions Predicting the weather is an easy task compared With telling what to expect from our Spits A week ago if you care to the Clippers came in and put our hopefuls to misery Saturday night benefitting Armstrong scored to forge the visitors a commanding margin With ten to go Spits took to racing the clock and lost their battle with time They came within one of a tie on mar kers by Legge and the SPORTS CALENDAR award now desperate Shewchuk who Redwings Leafs vs Hawks from steady defensive plugging placed himself up oh the wing their backwall quartet of Shewchuk Grant Firth Fink Jack Andrews coupled toS Joe mne Sfls tie pep tost their honefplpi CLOSING HOURS WINTER AT Monday opened for gas Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday V Sunday closed all day pm pm Our private dining room is at service at the above hoars Also after hoars if reserved in advance rand sank- it it was a Sxgame Skating and with more authority Than in their last several starts- string active and- Swift one keep pace with the Cuppers early- ing Toms- got three as sists the in a manner that rates top credit Spits stayed on the ice getting only allies V Lag and went like a heat wave their plastering bar rage at Midland netminder Bus Gagnon the juaHzer was to be It ended with Joe and with twit the hi the Slidland cag i PHONE CONTINUOUS NIGHTLY SAT SATURDAY MATINEE AT fBLHiym DIRECT FROM ITS PREMIERE SHOWING fa its 3rd week at Uptown Toronto THE OF THE NORTHWEST 4 JAMES ARTHUR KENNEDY JULIA ADAMS- ROCK HUDSON i or THE k in mm TIES WED IF ITS HERE ARE and a I GENE ArAMMGWfHCTgv GEORGE Britain Comedian KEEP FIT j A fiAbn ft SPITS LOSE TO MIDLAND Summing up Thursdays senior clash here Spits shaded by Midland sate to say Spits galloped in round one slept in two dozed in first half of the third and then pulled out all the stops in the final ten minutes While they galloped Spits edged ahead 3 on goals by Bill Patrick Jack Andrews and Don Smith While they slum bered Midland added tallies by Jack Harry Morrison and Mutt to a first peri od goal to shoot ahead While the Spits dozed in the early third Leo St and First news on the Big Five group comes to hand this week from arena manager Stan Smith Present indications are that lingwood and Newmarket will be the participants Proposed play off schedule will be as follows in Collingwood Tuesday Mar in Newmarket Thursday Mar in Mar in New market Mar Fifth game ft required in Mar Later playing dates if needed will be set after the scries gets I underway Group titlo will be settled in a series There is still a mathema tical Midland could tie the Spits for that second and all important intermediate playoff slot Midland to do this would have to beat Orillia Newmarket and in turn A tie be twixt the Spits and Midland would wash out the proposed group playoff schedule as out lined above In the event of a tie Newmarket and Midland would play home and home games on consecutive nights goals to count in order to get group final series underway without delay Feb March 5 Feb Arena Lake Simcoe Junior Hockey League finals i first game Vandorf Feb pm Newmarket Arena Optimists semi finals second games Rangers a League tripleheader Kettleby At a g King Bolton Aurora Junior ajifr i spin Midland Arena Big Five Flyers- Arena New market public school Hornets SfijSlte vs Fly ere fiear Wilts Rockets Aurora Arena Aurora Feetree Alien Chicago teals vi Newmarket Arena game TOw League semis Vandorf Specialty ex hibition J vs Albert New market High School gym North York Badminton League vs Newmarket High School gym North York Badminton League Rich mond Hill vs Aurora Mar pm Aurora Town League semifinals Ditch Diggers vs Cases Aces Victory Flyers vs Hotel 830 pm Stouffville Arena Big Five Senior B Mid land Flyers vs Stouffville Clip pers Mundell For Hat Trick three reasons for naming Rill for the irish man award and Boxy Theatre this Week Bill as a Digger slogged In three goals In last Tuesdays Aurora Legue tilt to spark the Diggers from the of a 1 dflH to a lie has done a very fine coaching job with Aurora minor hockey teams Aurora featherweights reached the finals In the Brampton tourney Saturday and Aurora gained semifinals at Maple Leaf The third KisoK fljierlol ft To In OH the finjfe S Sftfl Machine Shop 2 ftheet Metal Top scorers Andy an W8 Dryvn Bruce Hairs King City Ma roons shaded Elgin 32 in the feature opener Friday Scoring at a goal a period pace and blessed with- some- shot blocking from Bill Dalton Bolton whitewashed Pearcey Tom and Jim were the Bolton marksmen Ray Rogers improved platoon put quite a scrap before saying uncle to the loopleading spark was Toin with two Stan single Doug Terry kicked withitl defensive display and managed to poke in lone tally- Getting back game matched first period counters Bill Winters connected Jim for King took the Sim tons midsecond period goal and Bill Winters with his number two counter early in the the King win with six minutes to third Alan wrapped go had the Tom in the King cage in the dying minutes but coulclnt fire the equalizer The loss dropped back fourth place in the league race Berg In 3rd Round Its definite now Aurora Bears will meet Whitby in the first round of the OjfA junior playdowns The OJLA passed on this information to Manager Andy last weekend Series opener will be aired before the Aurora fans tomorrow XFrlclaS night Gomes time is pm Game two in the best of five series wilt be played in Monday Coach Charlie ex pects to hove his charges at full strength for the series opener Little is known Whitbys strength They like the Bears have been displaying their wares in a this winter Regular season prices will vail for the playoff games ire- ports League Hockey A pair of shutouts Bears Bisons Flyers a tie and over Rockets in the Saturday morning school league activity triumph was engineered by two goal men Don Ralph and sing les Barry Emmeison and Paul Michael Smith Peter Watt Jim potted floored Murray sniped two and Gary colcctcl a single scoring credit for the Hor nets in their three ail tic with Francis Garrett were Baron marksmen Malcolm Ol son and Terry were the sharpshooters in their nip and tuck win over Mean Once fired the Hock- Jrs Final and have a date for the Lake Simcoe Jun ior Hockey League title Series opener gets underway tonight Thursday in the Queensville arena Time pjn Qucensville marched to the finals last week by dumping Holland tending Sea Gulls in two straight dorf and Mount Albeit required three games to settle semi final joust After languishing near the cel lar season long up with a 31 win Thursday dyer Mount Albert to capture semis two games to one Two goals by Jack arid one by Bill Bennett powdered the Van trek to the finals Stan Card was the marks man kept ill trim for the finals via- an game with 2 The game had sizzles Specialty spry Towners cry That is quick summary of the hot Monday League semis The won both tilts Mount AT bert filed obituary notices on Town Regents Sfe now await winner of- Specialty- set for Town crown The Mounttes broke up a deadlock product of the first two with a fourgoal raid in tae final session hit three first iod goals and hung on win- a decision from Office Specialty That gives the a game edge in the best of series opened in the usual way with a protest on the eligibility of dorf Jets Archie Forfar They won it but lost as it made the bat tlers from so hot under the collar they out and won the game Second half menu was generously spiced high- sticks elbows assorted jabs and Bun Sellars tried spearing Spe cialty Red It earned him an ticket Seiiars counted three goals and with onegoal effort by Dave Richardson arid allout effort by Forfar fathered the triumph Groves Howie and Staley the Specialty goals miscon duct came in the final five and Specialty jammed dorf back in their own end but wouldnt tie it DO were ousted from the bill next Monday wU four of Of i ice semifinal series Game time game Mount conqueror of the Regents will clash current leaders in the KlngVaughan Hockey League should more than keep the busy as they boast a win I loss t season in the King loop Close to tans largest of the season mm m Mm mm an high at End Mm Jcnnington paced the with 55 aialftel Hopper Streaks trailers a0trnson racke up a to lead the Ladled Close second Hel en Smother top efforts JkGrath Betty counted a to Thursday Night Lad ies over past two weeks Olive- Edna Dunn Hazel Monday town league tilts Hall Fran Ben- Walker 16 Alien Helen Audrey Holme Barber and Ken Needier be baited in the third period and enjoyed every minute of a pair of rugged contests In game one teams fired matching goals in the Cliff opened the scoring as the Towners appeared headed to ex- tend the series Doug Terry tied it late in the early round Teams through a scoreless seer- chiefly due to some very efficient sleight of work by Tow BUI Ingram and ties Bill salted the game away last period goals by Bruce Paisley Pete Dave Couch and Doug Rossi took in two act in game the rugged smashing BRADFORD In SECOND Is school hock JeggMe Were ready fall ten over Landing they lost to Mount ken coached a ilridl llll I Cook demon from Ken and two goals In by Glen and one by Joe Kearrjs best W three series with the with a win Tuesday John Redding was the shootcd Mount captured the first game of semifinal set with a win over Hill Dolt Hopkins one were Mount marka- men Ivan and Earl Hill- Is scored for Brown Hill IBSAndrews BtftTAlNMBNf Detedfye Story Keswick Comets wrapped up their best of three series for the TriCounty Hockey league inter mediate title Saturday knock ing off Woodville fl captured at borne with Ken Davie leading the scoring three goals lit two Alb Smith and Dave icy one each Shorty Corner- on top asset a was pacesetter In the win with two goals Ken Davie Smiths Dove and Geo Burrows got into the scoring act with ShoVt Cameron in port from steady rtefeniortaw from and Dave i Keswiefc mm rim tackle Lake the Av Wit Mickey Suttons Ditch Diggers and Jim Murrays nail ed the first games in the Aurora Town League semis Tuesday Ditch Diggers sparked a pip ing hot assault by Bill walloped Cliff Chap mans Cases Aces The roughtumble contest saw Referee Bob Peters out four fighting sentences to Bruce Rose Harold Stephenson Tommy and Ted Sutton plus two minor sentences to goalie Charlie Casey Pilch Dig gers was anticipated but not the ft was a surprise packet Breaking put of a- deadlock with a threegoal spurt In the third Queens drop ped Victory Flyers t2 Clem Ellas and Joe counted first per goals Flyers Tect Mors den and got those two back and Me- Fluery anxl Dave Dinner game Win ners In the male the Grant Dawson playing frac ture wrist potted two Jones one to to BUI four to Dig gers edge- Aces at a goal Bruce nose Lefty Phillips and Eugene Rose being the Hawks Trimmed In m m Black Hawks through the Optimists regular season with two losses Semifinals opened and Belt Bradleys Leafs bumped Hawks Loafs pro tect a goal edge for game two of the best of two goals to count series Contest two saw Jack Hamil tons speedy Rangers do a sharp face to bounce the Red Wings Rangers have a margin to nurse through game I wo Don McKnlght was Loafs keyman going all nut to pot two goals and Bobbie Wilson IiCaf Cowatts tally a a long ice skimmer from center thai jimmy Rich Bob Smiths assisted by Grant the latter a wotkhqrse big gun was Glen with three Norm Smart drove in two Paul completed the Rangers scoring with a late tally Bill Malt sank a Geo Davis pass for the Waller coached Red Wings lone goal Teams hit the lee again tomorrow evening at pm Scoring In Monday Night Lad ies League 3 Blue Jets Hot Rods Wildcats Standing Coons Wildcats Hot Rods Blue Gibson snapped up honors with a 2391 bracket scor ers Hester Clark Ede Hall Phil Jeanne Edna Svfei Osborne week In Town Top hand Bert oiit Frank VaMehBergh Allen Frizzell Sid Simmons Geo Watt Bond Doug Stoimt Roy John Jack Watson Scoring Kickers His- Combines Turkey Cat chers Specialty Hillsdale Metal Workers Standing Legion Office Specialty Meteors Clover Klekvrs Hillsdale Com bines Metal Workers Donnes 21 Newmarket Dairy William OUR 1ST OFFER 2ND OFFER tye Clark Huntley a Thompson M Winch Burrow Smith The second largest producer of W the world Is a mine near Mayo in Canadas Flin third largest centre in Manitoba was named after a charac ter in the story Sunless City For a second straight year Aurora Ladles are North York Hockey League queens Tuesday in the Aurora arena they took the best of five series In three straight anil annexed the league with a win over Kes- first period goat and a second by Trudy assisted by Owen Myke win Kes- their form close up chapter Sft IJeawlcks tone counter Congrats to the ladies Ken ladles and manager Jack wore first over to offer 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