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j j in J J v J Li WAlSH SECOND FEATURE HMD AHHCAN of Hon r k if presetting MICHAEL DEC 12 rfrrT MUM I V V a Adult Entertainment SECOND J S- If I A- I BUT If AMI tte AW by tv ij t I L JB S -v- V I r i A a Show 53 To Coliingwoo HOW THEY STAND King ft i Vis v Specially Town Albert I AURORA TOWN Victory Act Queen Hotel J I 1 1 1 3 2 vaiH rf John lfcATUItB Hoy iMON W mmI KM lady Maurice Evans SECOND Virginia Mayo 1 Om lit MM Spits lost number two Satur day night as they invaded Col- They dropped a 53 decision to Eddie Bushs Colling- wood Shipbuilders But the result was start lingafter Thursdays debacle here Spits supporters are al most hailing it as a win and local had every right to look on the situation more hopefully Well let manager Mickey Smith give you the managers slant on it It wasnt the same team Spits were vastly im proved They had hustle and fight We were without Ross Jack Andrews and With those three we could have won Joe starred in goal Fink came up with bis best effort of this and sev eral seasons Ken was a decided asset but all our boys were jolly well up and at em and proved theyd all taken on their quota of Spits polled a 10 edge in the first as Shewchuk rerouted a Don Smith pass into the Ship builders cage Spits hit again for two in the third a Shew chuk pass to Don Gibson regis tered and a three way relay from Bill to Thorns to Grant Firth clicked Betwixt the Spits scoring Ship builders got in their Rill shots on two goals by Lcn Cook and singles sniped by Frank Gowing and Robbie LOSE Newmarket Spits were seared by Collingwood here Thurs day The occasion was the Big Five Senior group opener Their loss downcast some fans The visitors overall advantage more or less added up to the total that are the team to beat if the Spits are to go far down the OHA trail Scoring statistics hit a three goal a period clip Spits were in for one in the first improved for two in the second and completed with last period taly Fink rerouted an Eddie Bush intended clearing effort into the cage for our first A goal mouth wild stick swinging exchange enabled Bill Patrick to pot number two Swifty Todd assisted Bill Johns ton struck when was a man short for the third assisted by Don Smith came back for the fourth 20 seconds remaining in the game as he caught the rearguard napping as they started to celebrate too soorX Bill Johnston gained on Eddie Bush made sure his charges got on the right foot with a goal at 230 to crack open the scoring The Bushman didnt score again but rocked up three assists Frank was their only twogoal had polish inside Spits zone They threw the puck around more freely than band On the other hand a good many of Spits rushes broke on the rocks of the defense Score did nt rightly indicate the division of play Spits had as many if not more shots on the cage Penalty box statistics It was nt a heavily charged penalty game there were It was no tea party rugged would de scribe it At times the puck ap peared a nonessential acces sory Biggest blowoff came early in the third as Red Farrell chased Eddie Bush and for five each for fighting The do even brought a few fans into the melee Spits Clipped Were as happy as the next one to see a team start cam paigning with a win before t home folks but at the expense of our Spits vote is no Spits were visitors to to see the Clippers get their Big Five season mobile Tuesday The Clippers did get mobile and clipped our Spits That loss ran the Spits string to three and haven hereabouts However itll ASHMAN AWARD Up And At Em Boy Up and at em spirit puts plenty of marks In the win column for any hockey club Aurora had that spirit and plenty of gallop under their skates Friday night as they broke the junior hockey campaign open It was a winning performance of course Most up and at em guy in our books was Aubrey Pepper Martin Pep needs no introduction to the fans here abouts He came up through our minor hockey ranks and was a junior last season He was a in every sense of the word Friday He connected for two goals and an assist to pace the Bears scoring statistics Thats why were nominating Pepper Martin for the award and Theatre pass this week IS be different tonight as the Spits entertain Midland here Swifty Todd and Don Smith accumulated the Spits scoring points in Tuesdays battle Harold Gibson with two Bud Watson Polly Minton Jack George Stark and Nick with singles were the Clippers goalgetters Hasketts HASH Eddie Bushlocal fans choice to get lost came In with a bottle Thursday says Eddie boy is the stuff that will put your Spitfires to sleep OH WHAT A LOWLY WAR TO GET AWAY PROM I These smiling faces belong to riflemen of the transport aircraft They are returning to Battalion Patricias Canadian Light Infantry Canada on rotation after many months ot combat In they take a last look at Korea from the door of the battle areas of the Korean peninsula We got one peek at the smart ly labelled Secret Formula Bushs Special It looked harm less In search of facts this corner enquired particulars Do you drink it Or apply it Listen bud Eddie quips dont get nosey and dont smile This stuffs dynamite patent rights are worth a fortune You watch it work tonight We did and so did 1100 glum patrons Eddie had his Blue Mountain juice under guard and whisked everybody out of the dressing room and his checked identity cards before it came in full view We didnt witness the unveiling of the magic potion but thats what we learned from the inner circle it must have been potent brew Look what hap pened to our spits Well like the chappie says one game dont make a hockey season You can bet your boots have hung their last mark on our Spits Thursdays statistics didnt con ceal the fact the Shipbuilders arc improved over last year least wise thats the way it looked from our angle Then again the Spits were for below par in this their initial outing in the Big Five campaign and facts and figures from Saturdays north ward jaunt bears this out Surprised to see on the Spits defense Wel come as the flowers in spring yes indeed An gift How come you ask Simple Ross lives in Thats out side the metropolitan area Stouffville only have rights to of thing because Thus the ruled the effect tlve fastskating rearguard was Spits property And a Jolly well welcome ad dition it we do say so It makes the Spits defense corps one of the strongest probably the strongest in the Big Five with Shew Boss Jack An drews Bill McGhec and Fink Tunstead ready and willing to bounce the oncoming charger Spits wore Pickering College rugby sweaters for the opener new sweaters hadnt arrived Those high figures like 59 and didnt bring em any gnala it seems Did look like they a few rugby bvcka and more than held their own in the wrestling demonstrations left over from summer campaign no doubt as they went about getting the first game on record Now this comer an happy as the next one to a sideboard scrimmaging for cakes and that but we cant cotton to the tana join ing in Eddie ably riled up about a link on the chops he ifritn from one fan May a lot of fan for spectator to a tew at the opposition mftlfts arent a from dues little to add or arena Fact is we a back the the riot act dcrvu ma- Ontario ft part players inside the metropolitan area Newmarket cant reach in DOWN THE CENTRE BY hulse Dont Write Off Spits T Soon BearsTieAway Aurora Bears hit the road on Tuesday They were visitors to for the Junior group opener The Closs- charges didnt come back with a win but did the next best thing earning a tie in overtime The Bears protected a ad- a vantage until the midway mark of the third Keith Colling spearheaded Auroras early at- j the Bear sot Spits seek their first win to night as Stouffville Clippers come to The Shew outfit having drop per three in row ore frothing at the mouth and ready for row meat It was for the Clip pers on Tuesday with former goalie for ton juniors and Brampton Jun ior turning In a great game for will likely be in the visitors net tonight which doesnt improve matters any Nick Bungay Rose Fetch former Aurora jun ior Jackie Watson Geo Stark Jack Aurora Indians and all the rest need no Intro duction to the funs It should he a pipperoo and dont Bell the Spits short as they might won at one triage in Aurora Dears mcut Fergus Thistles in junior tilt at Au rora on Friday night and the Bears with a win over and a tie with go into games us favor ites Fergus dropped two pre season games to and hut are to he improved In any event Hoars will ho all out to win and the junior looks a dandy from start to finish with leading tried to boost Aurora to C rat ing hut the Rears will full to heal mid shown they eon hold tludr own with the clan No need Hint will likely he cream of the crop With good tight group games team con and will the playoffs nut of the red No ww thinking of game again Blowing a first period 20 lead the Hears lot tho King kids hull around and piny tor ten minutes and finally lucky to win- will to crock whip on one or two of tho squad who era a hit Keith jelling was star from an Aurora angle with two goals and his clover pivot work made rookies Bobby Stow Wilson look mighty good This trio is best has right now Artie Barber duo to join club and will boo action next week popular redhead has of go and may play of or two of his years mates Monday brought both good and bad luck to some of our sports friends as voters went to the polls in many municipalities Ah of an can and and yachting supporter bashed down thick MeCnllum whose Grey Cup welcome tho Queen City and tour do luxe to Calgary Stampede did so much good fur Toronto Good with the rest of Canada Not too many prominent sportsmen on Toronto list hut Ken Waters past president of ft A and oxQueens officer made Board of education and Row al derman for Ward was a well and lacrosse player a few years ago In county John Perry Maple drug gist ami former Aurora high nth- made the grade for council in Armstrong once known as Pompsoy to la crosse fans at Richmond Hill and howled over Gram Henderson In a somewhat surprising win while Bryant welt known and sports officer and district sports officer was elect ed to along with tea Watson ye export and father of two young junior IV Markhatn township All backer of villo council Beat and with wo learned of Ihe defeat as of Ballon a meat hockey booster and father of well- Jack and George Floyd Perkins one the areas best known bowlers and high school athlete was elected to council at Richmond Hill and Tom Taylor of Sutton Tay lors of baseball and hockey fame was acclaimed as succeeding Bill father of Bill Jr San dy who need no introduction Keith of Aurora High lands and badminton and star and lack of Aurora Recreation Commission and booster of sports especially cycling romemlxir those food old day Aurora Cycling Club flot to Aurora flchool Hoard flsffer Vanfcant was a strong runner at Newmar ket as was Joe Optimist Dales oxtrack star to that sportsman miss out Joe of course got a free pass as deputy reovo and rumor has it that Joe will bo battling it out with Au roras Ace Cook that Is provid ing Mr Cook busts Slew Fat who is contesting the Mr Cock the father of Bobs Cook who with Aurora Bears and previous to that sens Jimmy and Francis were Stew besides beinf a and is of Howie Patrick Around Province White of lacrosse fame made the grade tor a second term to council at Fergus Dick former A president is reeve of Charlie Par ker especially noted for his work in gals softball back as headman at Midland HockeyUt Fat Swales was defeated as al derman Harney an eld friend from Queens and a good man at football and hockey was elected reeve of Preston Hummer great football er of yesteryear tops at St Jack used to play football for Maple and for WW- later was GAM of C squadron Queens elected Hydro Commissioner in North York Plowmen remembered by the voters were Win Timber Whit church Timber Mark hum and Ikiwus Pick- all too Coming up for election are BUI a great hockey booster at Sutton Jim Murray town league proxy at Aurora and chairman of the Fund Smooth Falls in the far north endorsed Sunday sports by a majority Banter Rex Baileys classy of last years Aurora Hears Is performing for club and do ing nicely Med has his club out In front in the tough IV circuit Youngest player In Junior Is Garner from Barrio son of that good Bill who at years of Is playing with Weston Dukes Snatched from right under Hap Emms nose too Hap readying a good club at St An drews College A game with Aurora Boars would be a mighty nice attraction for some cause St Andrew has another rodhot basketball club who romping through pro opposition with Rob Peter looked mighty keen In his first job of the Silent One about ready for higher as signments by Bon Simmons works well with him as linesman Former OHA play- eft than from junior ranks are now barred from par ticipation in the aert This will strike a severe blow at centres like Sutton West Brad- ford etc Intermediate hockey Is drawing good crowds at Stouffville arena with a sixteam buih tongue of Peaches and imper ials Plenty of familiar faces scattered through the roster tack with two goals Grant Ed wards and Bob were paydirt hitters for singles At this stage an Aurora penalty parade hit hard took advantage of manpower advantage to tun in two quickies to tie it and force the teams Into overtime Joe Cask racked up the all-Import- ant overtime counter that earn ed the Bears a division of the points after pushed tiebreaker past Joe Burke in the early minutes of overtime session be mtf sdfwtiranF but leave ping to the rrr etS magic is in Borntree in rf cut of junior iAy Bean vSfc win tfcre was a off at 2 lor rtd pa u had busier i2p to lis this Taring Witney eye Election He turns Congrats Charlie hU Note Murray Aurora hi thrown his hat in the Good luck sir SPORTS CALEHDAR Dec Big ve Senior Mid- laud Newmarket Bee W p Aurora Junior Fergus Aurora Arena double- header Kleiaburg 10 pan Arena District Specialty Mount Albert Town vs Vandwf Arena Aurora Town 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