-z- BUS TRIP J RdM Scalp Bradford Twice Ugh from to bad medicine That was j and 100mile cruise will leave on Sunday June Return fare adults children For tickets see Cecil Andrews Wafer St or phone New market c2w24 1 MOTORS ROSS BOATS a the way Bradford baseball circles were summing up last week Reason was our came out of their wigwams swinging big war clubs to scalp Bradford twice triumphing in Bradford and recording a home victory v In the Bradford at borne Newmarket sluggers tattooed everything two Bradford Ken Tupling and Evan Stevens had to offer for an even dozen hits Cliff led the Newmarket war party with seven via a homer double and single Hack Cain went four for four Gunners husky Bradford Here at home polish ed up on their hitting to grab a margin in the lead inn ings Ivan Gibson pitching cooly and confidently held Bradford to six scattered hits control skipped town in the sixth A pair of walks an infield error by brother Don followed by paired singles by Bus Carter and Bill Scholl net ted Bradford their four runs Ivan Gibson took the lead in support of his pitching with two It was one each for Don Gib son Jerry Hugo Cliff Stan Winger Wayne Robinson and Bill Grant as the totalled eight Cliff fourmaster in the frame running catches in the 5l MOTORS motor tfotor motor motor 387 USED MOTORS 50 good Johnson Mercury good Johnson good Johnson Johnson Johnson 6850 11500 Johnson perfect NEW AND USED BOSS BOATS MORRISONS SPORTING GOODS DEFT Mala St Phone Newmarket with the bases populated start- off and they never did an about face Or tie Thorns came up with a classy five hit job Evan Stev ens opposition lin ing out two of these to pace outfield Jerry Hugos fielding gems at short and three snappy double play efforts by Redmen infield featured afield while Vet- received Stan Winger was a tower of strength behind the dish ff Base hits runs and errors were going at bargain basement rates as King City Maroons won a gasper win over berg Thursday in a Peel York softball league to do It was the first meeting of tvo rival factions this season and sent the fans home talking to themselves King seized the lead in the leadoff innings with Aurora junior ladies their first start in the Sim- junior ladies league Friday Geo Newmarket Pinups were on band to pro vide the loyal opposition Jump ing away to a tenrun start In the first two frames Newmar ket spoiled the Aurora opener by taking down a win Newmarket added to their lead with three in the fourth one in the fifth At this under the urgings of coaches Harold Stephenson and Tracy Barrager Aurora gals decided it was time to do something about the deficit They did it by rallying for seven in the fifth four in the sixth and had Geo Watt and company worried with a threerun seventh but thats where their rally broke off Marilyn Lee Wood- house and Joan manufac tured the bulk of the Newmarket hits in support of For- bans and Glenna pitching Carol Taylor and Gloria Evans paced Auroras batting with Dot Castles doing the pitching Aurora V Sutton Woods Evans C Tay lor D Castles J Evans Newmarket Lee Wood- It was well Bruce Halts lads had this cushion came back with a threerun house Forhan Martin rally of their own in the ninth but it died just short of the nec essary tying runs Pitchers for King and Murray Edwards and Don sharing the chucking had a mind to go and hide as West I Rogers Williams J J Robin son Ladies Win Second A typical late innings rally the rival swingers that jammed nine runs into a three runs and put the cap on teed off with might and main j sixth frame scoring bee enabled their hitting show with three in the ninth for a lead Sanitary Contractor Septic Tanks Pumped Drains Cleaned and Repaired Service RICHMOND TURNER PHONE NEWMARKET CONTINUOUS NIGHTLY FROM PM THRU SAT iurs SAT JUNE S HAPPY RAINBOW OP WW AND I DAVID NIVEN VERA- ELLEN CESAR ROMERO in 2ND FEATURE ATTRACTION t- V If HUN Mil mm TUB WED JUNE wt I Warner 4 UNHID mm 2ND HIT I 5 I irf- fcV- i 4 s- Br stiy a laughs m a if ITS THE TOP COMEDY OF CM V HEY KIM DRAW SATURDAY MATINEE i 7 J IP- Henry Natalie a recent King find laid good wood on the apple for two homers Bob Gil lies Jim and Gord got into the hitting act with four each in the King cause Murray Edwards fashioned a perfect plate night four for four including a round trip per in his bag Walt Thompson waggled a big stick at the plate cropping four safeties with Fee- wee in close pursuit with three to their hitting lift King City Natalie J Kyle G Shields Gillies Ham J Richards Mount Albert to defeat Queens- ville in a Lake jun ior ladies league contest Wednesday The win was Mount Alberts second straight Mount fielders booted a few rollers and muffed outfield lofts and before you could shake a slick fashioned an advantage That lead stood up until Mount Albert hitters went on the rampage in the sixth cashed three more runs in the seventh to complete the rout Lois Morrison and Ida sported two big hits apiece Marguerite Green when she Don wasnt going mum rSi5llrit enough took a health cut Brown Graham Edwards Thompson Doug A Dale P son TENNIS MEETING Heres good news for the North York Tennis League teams The annual organization meeting of the league will be held at the residence of Mrs Mae Harrison Ave Aurora on June at All teams in the league last season are asked to have a representative present BRADFORD THURSDAY JUNE AND 14 In Technicolor Fort Defiance Dane Clark Traeey Roberts Ben Johnston SECOND FEATURE Judy Eddie and WED JUNK 17 AND The Secret of Convict Lake Ethel Glenn Ford SECOND FEATURE The light Touch Stewart Grainger TUESDAY IS FIRST OFFER SECOND OFFER for two safeties Alma King put on a versatile threehit display and Elsie Mitchell belted two in support of her pitching Mount Albert Green Harrison Morrison V Har ris J Meyers Green M J Rolling Aurora Newmarket Split Aurora and Newmarket and bantam baseball nines took advantage of the Queens Birthday celebration to renew their red hoi rivalry with a twin- hill in the Aurora Park Monday afternoon The teams gained an even split on the afternoons activity Trailing going into the last of he fourth Aurora took advantage of a wild streak by throe Newmarket hurl- and timely clutch hitting to push across seven runs and that was all they needed for an 118 decision Coach Frank I called in fireman Wayne finally to get the Aurora run conflagration under control Ar chie Smith and Danny Collins a pair of Bill MundolPs rained the pitching decision Rod Keith Browning and Paul Hancock furnishing the hitting power Francis Lewis punched two well socked three baggers to spark the Op- limits hitting Newmarket returned lite comp liment in the bantam game Erupting with the suddenness of summer thunder storm Optim ists jumped Jack Brooks for nine runs in the third That slugging bee set the Optimists on the road to a triumph Don and Don llioms backed up Jack Cains mound performance with a solid hitting show Bill Pave Fines and Bill Jans bang ed away a I a merry hit pace for HASHMAN AWARD COMING WED MGMs Keswick Gals Win Opener Cashing hits and plating nine first and eight sixth inn ings runs Keswick ladies gal loped to a win over Sut ton in their first outing in the Lake junior ladies soft- ball league The game was play ed in Sutton Monday evening Grace Curtis five Kay and Clark with three hits each delivered Keswicks one- two knockout punch IT punch I I ft Ruth York found her hatting a triple and Ii double Ridded was toils batting star with three in cluding two doubles Mary Jean Sinclair supported Iter pitching with three singles Win coach Hares nominee to stop the Sutton hit ters and she did just that in all but the first and seventh frames COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR r For Near Perfect Pitching Softball is a pitchers fame One two bitten and three hitters are So yon can to jrpidp5 award cuaeapwtiBmvMNar senior won their Clark of T our as of putting that win although she had flawleaa fleld- Hester faced batters one mote than par for the seven tnnlfifs course Its if her pals had got after a pop sent into left field by Moore Hester would have moved right into the charmed nohit fame As it was the pop dropped in there and her no hitter vam oosed y One hit or no hit it was still a Job and rates this weeks award and Rosy Theatre pass HASH by George Newmarket Sports Editor v v mails best friend the pooch Hate to admit it but this weeks discourse concerns going to tlte dogs Actually were not going to try to take you there but just use the mutt for comparison Mount On Top Of Lake Loop Lake softball league second innings uprising Queens- race Is shaping up as a three- ville spilled Walt team battle or maybe its four Pattcndcn5 round tripper and Mount Albert sparked by the re turn of veteran ace Ken Mitchell lead followed by Keswick Zephyr and Pre view of the finals maybe Keswick and Blues clashed twice over the past week for a tic at Keswick and at Zephyr Tom Hares slug- Bill Kingdons bases loaded triple provided the Vandorf sun shine Bob English and than anything else How much do you figure the town actually spends on minor sports This would hazard a guess at Notice the town fathers plan to dish up smackeroos to patch stray mutts So there you are 200 for the kids and for stray mutts Guess were not putting much into the future generation or perhaps you dont agree sports for the wee nippers keeping them occupied and out of mis chief is the right thing This feels wo do need minor sport and right now we delivered kdJneed a summer recreation tor If were to got one hi Ward punch seek their first vic tory They bowed to Pine Or chard Thursday as the latter headed by Chick Shropshire platoon with 5 hit pitching jumped pitchers Harold from Harold Smith and a seven run spree in the fifth smothered Blues At Keswick Blues saw an early 34 lead erased by Keswicks three in the third and one in the fourth Blues gained a tie with a run in the sixth It was a four- hit job by Harold Smith Ken Pickering tripled Carl Meyers and Josh Preston to collect a win Ted working smoothly accepted pitching aid from Ron the sixth to record the win Vandorf bright spot was Bill out fielding Pine Orchard cant get into a home winning habit Monday Willow Beach nosed them out Ron and sing- j Bouchers after racking up for Blues hits Ron hit three Chad wick Claude Pollock and Con- noil two each At Zephyr Carl Ken Pickering and Harry were the only Blues in tune as Hal Smith shut down tight an live hits Ron Bob Pol lock Ken and Tom Hare were Keswicks eager beav er sluggers Crydormairs Queens- hopefuls achieved a pair of noteworthy wins last week Canton going easily help ed by long ball hitting from Bruce Jack Perry and Bill measured Willow Beach fur a coffin Moving along safely behind a ninerun three- in the first and four in the fifth plated a seventh innings run to break a Mel Beaches veterans Cec McNeill and Don Cameron unloaded two hits apiece to supply Beach oomph Ted blasted a bases loaded triple and Ash brothers Nobby and Howie put the sock In the Orchardmen swings Mount Albert made it three in a row erupting for four last seventh runs to nose out Bob Badger triple and double Kelly Cases four by four and Art double and single sparked Mount Herb two Geo Davidson two and Judd Rut- ledge making like a six day bike rider afield fired must be appointed right smartly The mans right here in town thats Frank Rollings worth The Recreation Commission should make the first move but we guess asking that body to show signs of life is like baying at the moon When we mentioned that figure above we didnt take into account the money our hard working Optimists headed by Don Warner and Jack Hamilton have pumped into minor sports pot screen is on the lean one good push and its over Bleach ers iiecd repairing Maybe a workers bee could get it in shape Frank has a couple of offers on hand for rec reation directors position for the summer One is from Camp Borden other Exeter Possibly will take the Camp Borden offer Frank knows baseball and his coaching record over the past two seasons is tops Any day of the week Hack Cains are rolling A win here Friday against Allis- puts them atop the South roost Baseball has been drawing good at the fair grounds Too bad we havent chough lights for night baseball Very pretty that double play Friday that wont from Don Gibson to Jerry Hugo at second back to Wayne Robinson cover ing at first Its supposed to be the toughest to make in the big diamond sport Dont believe theres a smooth er inner picket lino in that league than the quartet of Don Gibson Wayne Robinson Jerry Optimists probably spent and Bill Junior Grant North York Wins Tournament Five teams Mount Albert Of fice Specialty Keswick Drones and North York fur nished the action at Mount Alberts annual sports day The was good had and indifferent and contained the usual quota of thrills fine pitching and fancy fielding Bill Taylors North York entry complete with exBeach league flingers Bus Benson and Wright carried off the top money prize for the third year in a row First to feel the lash of e talent crammed Yorkers were Mount Albert Bus Benson chucked a twohitter as Yorkers polished off Mount Al bert Ross Draper and Geo Green spoiled Bensons nohit ter Keswick and Office Specialty hooked up in the other prelim inary Keswick jumped off with a fourrun first innings on Bob Pollocks triple and Ken single and held on for a win Specialty swingers were puzzled by Ron Kesters sidewheeling slants but man aged three hits double and Bun Cooks single gave the Specialty their lone run in the fifth Keswick went right back to work against in the semifinals Oshawa parcelling a decision with two runs in third and three in the fourth Tom Hares single started a Kes wick tworun rally in the fifth but thats as far as it got Lashing for seven runs in the fourth and benefitting from five- hit pitching from Wright North York swamped in the finals Horace Pear son and Joe Case were in charge of the softball tournament Bob Bell and Barney handled the umpire assignment superbly over the past year in that direc tion Theyre finding it hard to keep up the good work In fact they cant and its up to the rest of us all of us to aid Incidentally before it slips our mind Optimists have Don Mess- or and his Islanders at the Arena Saturday Better attend and help the Optimists in their good work One sports minded chap with an ear to the situation suggests as a means to finance minor sports to bypass the Recreation Commission completely and set up a minor sports association Ask the town and all organiza tions to contribute Lions Rot ary Optimists etc and also sell memberships in the Hub at 1 Might do the trick Any how its worth a try Who are members of Recrea tion Commission Were asked Joe Dales is chairman Rudy and Charles Boyd rep resenting town council Airs C Best and Alan Perks the school board Ted Gould separate school Charles and Lome the citizens and Rhubarbs One curbstone critic at the Fair Grounds asks are you going to fix this place up First thing you know somebody will hit a loud foul arid the whole Should have the best pitching corps too add Bill Hopper and Ken theyll be out to augment Thorns Ivan Gibson and Jimmy Cook Short bases Town league games are getting bolter all the time Two overtime contests over past week Leagues be come a pitchers paradise Only eight batters over Don Specialty outfielder heads the list Shake up in the Cycles organization recently Art Dohble is the new coach supplanting Bert Kent Shorty Keats assistant manager Ray Smith manager Cycles new est recruit Allan pounded the longest base of the season Wednesday Don Gibson has shifted to Hoffman Jerry Hugo is Spec ialtys latest Pine Orchard fol lowers should be behind the Cycles Bill Dike Ted and Nobby Ash are out with the Jack An drews and Harold Stephenson signed on by Cycles should help their cause Free cheers Bradford starts its lacrosse campaign Sat urday evening locals Bob Han and Harold will pro vide the Hub interest with the Celery Kings Dont forget the twin hill baseball attraction at works will crumple like a deck the Fair Grounds Saturday after- of cards Diamond is going to I noon Brampton here Aurora Town Hockey Aurora town league hockey- wrote off the season with a presentation ami social evening at the Legion Hall Tuesday Busy find efficient league president Jim Murray called the gathering to order anil reported a most successful season and that he enjoyed every minute of First on agenda was the presentation of Harold the leagues leading scorer was to be honored Geo Haskell making the presentation 1ivxy Jim Murray then look cm Frank Rocket to step forward Rockets Pound Civils Fences Rockets showed j for of power at the plate and J second Hoffman Lead Town Loop Monday was prize night in the dribble and Don Gib- town league and the prize was son just signet on by the Press- first place Seekers were Office men plagued his exmates with Specialty and Hoffman and two run double to scrap the winners were Hoffman Specialty The game had about every thing to recommend it for steady Jerry Hugo Specialty luxe shortstopper doubled in the leagues best MAT ONLY VM on important Admission prices for Quo Vartis only Children tax included Matinee and evening Adults matinee tax included Evening tux included lAKi Attention all Simcoe Softball teams Heres message in President Ken This is the final week for completing players lists according to league constitution must be completed and turned ill on or before June may be left with President Hod Kins or with Secretary Harry Please do it now Thank you award The evening Willi a showing of sport pictures and a social evening Leafs Cubs Win Loafs a lint pace atop the pee- wee baseball loop They mad- it lour in a row Sal unlay tin iiin Orion ami Gary sock In the lear Leafs I In the fifth panel lite John and twii into a busy wliiVj Jim MiArlbm scored in every frame to rocket to a win over Civil Set- vice Tuesday in an Aurora town league tilt Chubby John Rockets outfielder was a three- way star At hut in the field and on the base ways John bad it five for five butting ran out a homer double and three singles and ran under well outfield tofts shnrhu Rockets pitching burden with found time to belt foil safeties Paul Chi Ids How- and Man Woods in on the Rockets hitting with two each Civil Service picked op but five hits- two of frit to Hill Hammond Jr We lose our firs I Kami this one ill 7 Thats ii prove isnt it was the way one Civil sum no I fan consumption Bill VanZant ninth but that was the only spot pitching steady ball had the of trouble Bill VanZant handcuffed Hoffmans got to Lefty Glover the early game a six run ex- runs It was two in the plosion in the scvenU Ihree in the third with lured an 11 win for Peels Wilson Roy Dim j over the Rill and Metis Ilioms supplying the scoring gie Specialty looked to be dead to the sixth Somebody forgot to tell the Cabinetmakers to lie down and die Tod osier SportsCycle tribe Cycles made one fatal mistake They held a advantage going into the seventh They decided to switch pitchers It was Art out and Jack Andrews in lon est Cycle recruit Bun Don and Char- couldnt find the platter he lie paired six innings singles for four rims mid taking advantage of trio of Hoffman lobbies for two runs in the sev enth Specialty tied it Hoff man out in order in the seventh and it was into extra in nings Came the last of the eighth Handy Andy Andrews singled felsby erred on Pete up Rockets walked bases full Then came the blow that killed father Julia hoisted a pitch to center made a glittering catch two runs scored after the catch Thomp son- Rett won the game on that catch and added five more to heap further embarrassment oil the clem en SportsCycle Tie Hoffman Sports- Cycle almost d Slime No they lii Reggie each in the Royals coo Cubs and Chiefs hail on for four frames Then the Cubs dug In and across seven runs to collect a derision Cubs got Inspir ation from the base hi I produc tion of Francis Lewis who went par for the course with homer triple and double ton Ernie were Cubs other big guns Don Larry Bono Peter Valo and Bob Kef for supplied the Chiefs ball hitting A D P It Alien Ion Ii Cook J A Wo lis IV Row cry Her vice Jr Ifuiciity Strang l Ship ml J Tors roil Morrisons Mens Wear headquarters for Fathers Day assort ment of for men Stores in Newmarket Aurora Youll got the tops in service and in quality merchandise at More sports on win but did the next best hold in si to a lie Of fice Specialty socking for all they were worth in and fifth they plated three and four runs respectively cooled out ThompsonBell in the other contest SportsCycle and Hoffman in their bout took turn about in assuming the lead Pressmen sprang three in the first Sports- Cycle corps those back in the second and counted singles in the third and sixth to com a lead Ken Thorns last of the seventh double scor ed Rill VanZant to tie it Thats where it stayed down through two extra frames Hoff man threatened in the eighth pulling two men aboard but Rose on the Cycle rubber shut off tho rally before any damage could be done it Hits were didnt with six thing hard to come by for Hob Murrays men seven for the Cycles as Jck Andrews and Bill VanZanl locked in a pitchers duel Ted was only twohit man in the Cycle list Bruce whacked a double and siiiUle to spearhead Specialty out souHell in Ihoir tilt like grapes in bunches It was three runs on two hi the fourth and four runs on five in the fifth Don was the winners big stick man four for four Charlie VanZant came out his slump with two John sparkplugged Peels pole climbers with three It was two each for Don Smith Mickey Smith and ley Cook Don Glover picked up the pitching decision from Bells Cook i r i i