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iT cockt or Members of the Court of Revision which will sit on Tues day May are Arthur Evans Lome Paynter Robert Edward and Herbert SPOBTS GIBBONS ffiRANSPORT f5r LOCAL LONG DISTANCE AND CAR TAG I AND J -4iAi- I PAIN A ROOM Brick block atone and tile work types of concrete work First plasterers on PHONE NEWMARKET Finishing touches on a mon ster gym display to be put on by the girl students at the New market high school have now been completed The program under the able direction of Miss Kelly will be presented in the high school gym on May 11 and Every girl in the school some to 250 in number will take an active part in the full pro gram which will include gym work tumbling and folk danc ing in fact a cross section of the years athletic program at the Miss Kelly has been working particularly bard on getting the program into shape and prom one of the biggest and most impressive displays ever staged at the school on the hill Fur details regarding tickets for the big evening will be forth coming next week Fred reports the boys are just winding up their inter form basketball schedule and a champion will be declared this week- Well bring you the final results next week Work has also begun on the spring track and filed program and Mr is hoping to line up an interschool meet with Pickering in May NHS stu dents are also preparing for the trophy meet which is expected to be staged this spring At Pickering College plans for a busy spring sport program are taking shape Program will in clude intermural Softball la crosse tennis track and field and archery School athletic director C Blackie and assist ant director Lou Lanier are working on an interschool meet with Newmarket high school and St Andrews College Meanwhile the students are readying for the big event of the spring the annual Inter- mural track and field meet bill ed for May 23 For this four class meet the school is divided into three teams red blue and silver The annual athletic dinner has been scheduled for June A King Ontario rr l expenses sell -t- Tractor drill Runner nil to ltd No Iff Rey It ft 9V I Available on or Mow Side and and ft 7rtel robber Saper A Thresher IS No combine with I Ernest Bros Favorite thresher and grain No drive can Disc tooth harrow Mow iful CARDS WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS With each or mow la trade yon re ceive one coupon good feHpfUylni Cards We will redeem coup ons for oh pack of Remembrance Quality Slip Finish Play- Cards with The Public School Hockey League enjoyed a banner season Over 150 players registered for action In the six team squirt and four team league That figure set a new participation record Champions in the four team league were the Spitfires Spitfires are seen here holding the J Spillette Memorial Trophy emblematic of league supremacy The Public School teachers and several hockey minded citizens handled the coaching duties of the various teams Back row left to right Terry Bill Jim Bob Carson Ian Dick Walt Brian Gary Edwards Jack coach front row Peter Vale Don Len Abbott John Hopper Jim Brown Ken Downs Gary Hogan Bill Sheridan Tom Photo by Haskett Down The Centre Strikes And Spares By Ab Cleveland scene Last weekend I was in Cleveland Ohio and had a brief opportunity of look ing over the sporting scene The boast that the Ohio city makes about being the sporting capital of the USA seems to be well founded On Saturday field basketball Softball golf swim ming hockey football practices baseball and soccer were all on the menu That field lacrosse item seems strange to see but apparently it is developing into quite a sport with Ohio State Western Reserve Cleveland All- Stars and several others having expert teams There is a junior hockey cir cuit as well as professional hock ey and of course on Sunday a full arena was readied for the Pittsburgh Hornets vs Cleveland Barons American final The fans are quite rabid and its easy to visualize an franchise doing well there Carded for the week was the American league opener between the Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox and no less than fans listed to attend The sports writers pick the Yankees to finish first with Cleveland second and the major ity of the critics go in that order as well but theyre keeping their fingers crossed and hope that Casey Stengel wont set a pro fessional baseball record of five straight pennants Bill Glynn onetime Toronto first baseman looks as if hell be carried by the club for most of the year and hes been doing some real long distance clouting Every player is as well known to the kids on the street or the entire city as if the place was a small town What a stadium Hank Grccn- and Bob Hope have The empty stadium was and span fresh with paint and pea green grass The same night Kid and his stable part ner Vejar were scheduled to meet capable opponents and a packed arena was guaranteed The Cleveland promoter has solved the television threat by putting on three or four thousand seats at per head so that a packed house is on hand most nights I saw and Vejar In action briefly at tho Old Angles Gym is in great and one of workout was to dance up close to the fans and do shadow boxing while he talk ed to them His punches came within a fraction of everybody but conveniently missed It takes real timing and I may say nerve to still as a target too expects to invade tho middleweight section Bobo ho says would be right down his alley but Randy might provide Vejar might well be suc cessor for the welterweight crown Is another favorite with the fans and noted another championship culled the Ameri can Wrestling association The title has changed hands three times in three weeks with Bud Nature Boy Rogers and Argentina Logs being candidates for Rogers title this in Cleveland The water front drive in from airport presents a largo num ber of and baseball dlums and yachting and boating facilities of every kind flmall craft harbor is a light to and Cleveland Symphony competed with Bach Choir Brother Ray Anthony and his Flash Mou lin Rouge Call Me Madam Sun day at the Zoo ail dent Herbert Hoover speaker at the Case Alumni Dinner Gov- and the Cleveland dinner In a mad scramble that saw all places of amusement With but two weeks to go Queens lead the Office Specialty Office Gals League with points Dubs are with and are trailers with points Five shot makers broke into the circle last week Fran was the pace setter with followed by Audrey Dorothy Dow Greenwood 511 and Hall Hoffman League rollers will need a playoff to settle the cham pionship Sheet Metal climaxed a big comeback try with a win over Machine Shop while Press Shop upset Vorclone 5 That left the Sheet Metal and Vorclone tied for the title with points each followed by Press and Machine Shop 59 Vorclone and Sheet Metal will bowl this week for the title reports sec retary Grant Blight Three pin made the bracket last week Alan Daniels was top hand with followed by Harold Coates and Harold Andrews With one week to go interest is running at fever pitch in the fight to cop the title in the Of fice Specialty Offieemona Lea gue team has the inside track at the moment with points followed by and and Bennetts with 41 each Ivan Day toppled the pins for a fine 237 triple Jack Malcolm coun ted games or and for 650 Don racked up a and VandenBergh Myrtle Dunn rolled a trip le to head the scoring list in the Thursday Night Ladles League Other good scores were turned in by Betty Marie Agnes Richardson 534 Audrey Olive 513 is the present standing 50 Tugs Happy Gang 51 Pee Wees Speed Balls 50 The scoring roundup this week was Tugs Speed Balls 3 Migs 1 Pee Wees Hap py Gang 1 Claire Pollock went to town for a 169 to pace the individual scorers Mary Osborne counted for second place hon ors Other top were Annie Stickland Hall Grace 547 Alice Gibson Phyl Mi mi Giovanelll Ann Os borne 530 Jeanne Pearl Codlin 517 Floss Gibson To Straighten Tangle In League Newmarket and District Hock ey League teams never did get around to declaring a league champion Mount Albert and finalists after playing one game got into a hassle over Horace Berwicks eligibility Incidentally Mount won the series opener and thus pick ed up a five goal lead to go into game two of the set After the initial game Ket- protested Horace Berwicks eligibility and refused to play game two in the series if game one counted and Mount Albert on the other hand refused to take the ice if it didnt count That checkmate left the league title hanging in mid air Bay Smith league president has sum moned his executive and team delegates to meet tonight Thurs day April in an attempt to clear up any misunderstandings award the trophy and to wind up league business for this sea son Tho meeting is called for pm and will be held at the presi dents residence Park Ave King And Bog Down Folks out around King City Nobleton Bolton and KJeinburg will have to forego the usual pleasure of seeing a KingVaughan hockey league champion crowned this year It is getting late in the sea son Bolton Wanderers are still tied up in the play- downs and the round- robin series between King City and Kleinburg has bogged down completely so we wont be able to run off the title series states league secre Bill Original playoff plan was have the roundrobin series tor take oh Bolton who finished Well in front in the league race for the league title but Boltons successful run in the has completely disrupted league playoff plans in this direction BOWLING BANQUET The Wednesday Afternoon La dies bowling group concluded activities for the season with a banquet on Wednesday evening April Held at the King George hotel the program included cards and the presentation of awards for the season There were draws for lucky prizes Top team captained by Dales included Myrtle Dunn Kay Morrison and Edna Ballard The second team had Margaret Atkinson as captain and other members were Louise Smith Caroline Ion Lil Daly and Doris Higgirison Prize for high three games flat went to Vi Dales High average was won by Myrtle Dunn and high single with handicap was awarded to Helen Taylor Agnes Richardson won the high single flat A special prize was presen ted to Daly who was the only member of the club with perfect attendance jm i- J rf J M mi IAh -vjSiv- With three weeka to go it looks like a fight to the bitter end for the Monday Night La dles League championship Here and culture doing a sound box of fice business On Sunday the churches of all denominations were having crowded congregations and en- singing By now youll gather that Cleveland is a city of activity industry good pay rolls and folks who like to spend the money Youre so right The city Is clean wo didnt see a single drunk or obnoxious scene and everybody seemed most ob liging In our books you can write down Cleveland as a top sporting city and a worthwhile place to visit LAKE Framework for what Is hoped to be biggest and best year in the Lake Simcoe leagues long history will be launched Friday Apr when the Simcoe leaguers get down to electing officers and discussing plans for the season Meet ing will be colled to order at pm and will be held in the East GwilHmbury Memorial hall Sharon team wishing to enter this years race for the Stan Cook trophy is asked to send two delegates to the organiza tion meeting reports league president Ken Last year league boasted eight teams Pine Orchard Queens ville Keswick Willow Beach Mount Albert and Zephyr Sanitary Contractor jTfJ T js rai Mntmm Pumped and BILL TURNER came Into only s winter uswer to Utile baseball but today Biddy Basketball has crown with ale- to Intermt kMi of Mr to Canada quite kept step with the United States even comparatively in the growth of Biddy in Canada to the awrjrtlS I as Little League baseball But it is making ii W Canadian Basketball fairly well There are 5 to fifteen hundred whose ages range from thirteen year down to MoaT of these cities are In Quebec Ontario and the Western Most of the Canadian Biddy Basketball Cluba are Dtw Boys Assoeiatlona and the odd Community project The have not as taken it up in any official way The physical welfare of boy is taken into consideration and a careful check Is so that they do not strain themselves either physically emotionally- In United States the at the nrnmlbm almost From the toamaln It has spread until now It has more than smalt fry a on 12M teams In states It ta foreign The program is regulation basketball in miniature signed specifically for the younger set The rules are taflt to their measurements and immature strength such as lower ing the hoops a foot and a half shortening the foul line feet and using a smaller The appeal of this youth movement Is almost And it has received great impetus from Jay Archer former State Teachers College star who tours the country spreading the gospel of sport Canada ha gone along without rational help carried on the wave of Little League ball success but as in baseball Canadian teams will soon ready to compete in the national tournaments held annually across the line just as did our champion Little Leaguers com pete with distinction in the Little League baseball last autumn these Juvenile leagues are great far cut across race creed and other beliefs aad so cial distinctions to a fashion Is mare trl than prevails In any thin outside They start off on truly something that only spoH ureal leveller can accomplish v I- Z vS A I by Ft -Vfcj- AMHHStlUXOv -j- i J fefigr srrss I v l New light work of fisrdfnftijt and Miittd for your ruggva can wi lied for rttd and grata SSI fc STAN RICHMOND ti EVERYTHING fe WE SELL OurNi i ON NORTH OP We mm i- I I I THE SPORT with the famous Woods flhirts Slsman scampers I r I I I M 2 A I 4 Z as- 1 ft ibrizoddealera ffir Pot t find wo fami J A mm 1 Inn 2rl T i J I i ft Sua I- iwhanlo on mot Wewl of ii m J tJfr tj rv it III i A- txy