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J NOTICE i f P sash glazed complete Made to your specifications Quality workmanship and material wranteed One week delivery Wholesale prices for March and April Call J after oclock or phone Down The arena have now been removed the big items on the agenda i Saturday April is the dead- AT COST Cooperative People who Its services i for profit Not for charity But for service OWNERSHIP TCEA1 Write for information to Medical Services KfPMRPWNSVIEW Green bsib Lacrosse To Be Rev wd All obstacles in the way of the The annual meeting is Lou one of the main Green Gaels Junior A lacrosse carded for Saturday April cogs in the junior club playing their home games and the question of the Metro of success had to sit out the the Newmarket Memorial area boundaries will be one of series who scored goals in the Port series suffered chest injuries and a broken pelvis when he was involved in a motor acci dent near The lad is re ported as coming along nicely he death of a well known sportsman of iht Mr was a brother of the well known Max and like his brother was prominent both hockey and baseball ft W was member the juvenile club that won the Ontario hockey cham pionship Later he played ho ckey for and in war days for Toronto Riversides and then Argonauts he coached intermediates to the finals John Stuart came back from Florida this week and the for mer Aurora boy had winners in the south and ranked with trie top owners so far as wins Roy McDonald is now trainer for Stuart and he has two fine young riders Bob and Bob both under contract to the cough drop tycoon i MV Final for the Gaels to move to Newmarket was given at the convention Saturday Some of the junior clubs had raised earlier objections to the Green Gaels coming here and on the residence rule had claimed several Green Gael players All objections to the move have how been cleared away Green officials headed by coach Jimmy Bishop as per recent promise plan to meet with New market sportsmen this week to inaugurate a plan to revive min or lacrosse locally Lacrosse Canadas national game appears headed for its big gest year Sixtysix teams across Ontario have entered the senior intermediate and minor league race This number will likely be increased as the entry list doesnt close for another month Bradford will have their usual intermediate club and have en tered three minor teams Brad ford Holland Landing and Bond Head are working on the forma tion of a minor lacrosse league League officials have indicated theyre ready to accept entries from Newmarket and Aurora if theyre able to form teams Au rora sportsman Bob is working on an Aurora team A meeting is planned in the near future to further the plans for a minor lacrosse revival Ontario ath letic commissioner speaking at the OLA convention advised the delegates his office had de cided to concentrate on reviving lacrosse this season Mr stated his office would supply equipment sticks rule books etc free of charge to any club wishing to start a minor lacrosse team line for amendments Fri day night on motion of Dudley and yours truly two im portant amendments were ap proved for submission to the meeting and ultimately the meeting one being a match penalty for any player who participates in fisticuffs dur ing a game the other being to make it illegal to ice the puck while playing One thing the average person seems to forget is that in all changes in the rules under the ProAmateur agreement any rule changes must be approved by the joint rules committee of the C AHA and The fisticuff rule could be adopted by the O but the suggested icing the puck change eventually must be approved by the joint committee to be effective In an attempt to give Canada the best representation possible in world hockey the is urging that the Allan Cup win ners be the Canadian nominees to overseas every year and that the- ne cessary financial provisions to see that this is possible for the club concerned and still hot kill the arena returns situation in the particular community concerned Its a big problem but one that must be faced now Howard Morton with some in Hie Champs Night Theres a busy round of ho ckey activity scheduled for the Aurora arena tonight Thurs day as seven teams vie for crests and championships in the Aurora Recreation Comrnissiohs Saturday morning hockey league The five game program gets rolling at pm A J Minor Aurora minor baseball boost ers meeting at the arena Mon day with Bill presiding decided to orgablzg three teams for the coming season Ail three teams will be entered in the North York minor baseball league Entries coyer a bantam and juvenile team it was felt strong and juvenile teams capable of giv ing a account of them selves in the North League race could be fielded The was listed an un known quantity until the play- could be checked The juvenile team will be un der the direction of Tracy Bar- and Fred Wilson Bill and Bill will be in charge of the entry Thornton Browning will again assume the coaching duties with the bantams The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday April 1954 Page CORRECTION There was an error in the names of the players appearing under the picture of An drews Blackhawksih weeks issue of the Era- and Express One of the players was listed as Larry Lake It should have been John Lake The Era and Express sports editor wishes to apologize for the Theres nothing to match the spills and thrills joys and heart breaks of a Tom Kirk Night Proud poppas and mommas 300 Morion with some mommas juu great marksmanship won the the background championship of the Whitchurch Pitted their Jacks and Township Gun club a couple of ft- K SV3SV9RM i Ti flI I I- v I i- SPORTS COLUMN fc It i now quite unthinkable that sug gested as a possibility Canada should withdraw from further representation in what Is known as the worlds hockey series Russia made such a withdrawal quite inconceivable by the simple process of defeating the Canadian team in one of the great sports upsets of all time For this was Russias first entry into these cham pionships the quality of the Soviets was held in light esteem and so the defeat was ail the more stunning all the more calculated to provide Moscows propaganda machine with rich material for sounding the glory of the Soviet athletes Under these circumstances suffering from one of the most humiliating defeats inflicted upon its forces in the game at which these Dominions in reality rule the world Canada cannot possibly retire until a day of reckoning has extinguish ed the fires of arrogant bluster which this triumph Is certain to set alight in the Soviet press For retirement at this point would be rated as sheer de featism and indeed it would be very difficult practically Im passible convince other European nations that Canadas supremacy in its greatest sport had not been taken over by And what is much more important from the stand point of national pride it might be even more difficult to convince the world that Canada had huffily taken the child ish unsportsmanlike attitude If we cant win we wont play It has been said that in view of the publics unfavourable attitude towards the club Canada should quit this synthetic world series synthetic that Is in its title qualities though definitely real in the number of competing nations Thats not In Canadas Weve never beets quitters nor la any competitive And if Canada quits now in defeat are that wilt upon da nationally What champion doesnt get an unfavourable reception when he invades foreign soil Did those advocating Canada withdrawal ever hear the Detroit Red Wings cheered in Toronto or Howe applauded when he Invades the domain of his rival Rocket Richard The jeers in such cases and in Canadas overseashockey case too are real tributes to greatness Anyone can get cheers at home Jack was one of the most unpopu lar figures In while he was champion Thousands rooted regularly for his defeat went out fighting and so turned mob dislike to fanatic hero- worship i Canada ran do the If were goter to retire let do so as champions not In the faro of defeat by ma an- derrate4 opponent for oil to m Toronto Town School League Had Banner Season Its been one of the best sea sons on record for the public school hockey league This year the league has been sponsored by the Newmarket Recreation Com mission The league an eight team circuit gave approximately boys ranging in ages from 5 to an opportunity to play hockey Much of the credit for the leagues fine showing goes to league director Francis the team coaches and the boys who throughput the season handled the refereeing assign ment eam coaches were In the squirt division Cecil Seney Wings Stan Gibbons and Norm Legge Leafs Geo Watt Bruins Herb Cain In the loop coaches were Mon treal Don Warner Boston Fran cis Hollingsworth Toronto Bob Greenfield Detroit Lome Kef- Montreal won the peewee crown captured the squirt league championship Final league scoring statistics released last week Indicate in loop Montreals crack Larry Bone won the scoring crown with goals and three assists for a point total Montreals Greg Scott with six goals and nine assists for 15 points was second Keith Burling collected nine goals and four assists for third place In the squirt sector Peter sharpshooters led the race with goals and four assists for points Ken Needier was runnerup with It goals and four assists for points Third spot fell to Bruins Dave Smith with goals and four assists for a point mark weeks ago The sportsman who rates as one of the best Trap shooters iii Central Ontario came back again on Sun day win the Don Rogers mem orial trophy The Rogers trophy is competed for twice yearly and was previously held by Jack McDonald another top flight marksman In both of the above contests it was Auroras Jim Wil son Jr who was on Howards neck all the way A newcomer to the sport Wilson is making things mighty interesting in all of the contests Remember Curly Preston the Aurora boy who played out standing hockey with Newmar ket in their champion ship quest of Gar who went north to Lake where he played hockey too is now located in Parry Sound and is coaching the Parry Sound ju veniles winners of the C honors Don Hudson sen sational of is currently guarding the nets for Midland regular Jack Reid who ENTER TOURNEY Newmarket allstars have entered the Lions club Young Canada hockey tournament The local hopefuls will be stepping out with some pretty fast company Forty teams have entered the tourney Included in list are the Winnipeg allstars Toronto Pals and North Bay Toppers The tournament is being held during Easter week vacation period Newmarket Lions club are sponsoring the local teams entry LIMITED DONATES BALL Stew Patrick Aurora sports man and summer resort opera tor at Lake cornea through with a bit of good news for the North York minor base ball league Stew has offered a trophy for the league teams to shoot for this summer Cant see the boys playing all summer without something to scrap for Ill donate a trophy for one of the leagues says Mr Patrick Thank you The league could use another couple of cups Will anyone else join Mr Patrick SPORTS April pm Aurora arena Night of Little Champions six games for Saturday morning league titles April pm Newmarket town hall basement organiza tion meeting Newmarket minor teams April Newmarket town hall North York league turn mooting pete in the Whitby town league past four year will be lost to the Aces this who overacts la World War has joined Canadian Army but will to ham in on their backs at the arena Wednesday of last week Approximately public and separate school pupils each forti fied with a ticket for a hot dog popcorn and what have you took part the races skating and hockey program Everything went along with precision due to the fine organizational work of Prin cipal H A Jackson the teaching staff at the public schools school board members and several other town sportsmen There were skating races This year owing to the previous elimination races the two speediest pupils from each of the five elementary schools in town took part in the races from kin dergarten through to grade eight The relay races an annual feature saw Prince Charles win the boys white the Alex ander school skaters were tops in the girls relay Prince Charles received the Walter Eves trophy and the Alexander school took the Alf Hart trophy Prince Charles school skaters made it a two Redwings in the finals Hud- s two in me v evening by nilinif son is a medical replacement for The evening opened in the O A A a j Boys and Michael Peters Todd jerry Mays Jim girls 5 and under Susie Mitchell Wen dy Gloss Lynda Russell Sandra boys years Murray Robinson Don Bond Gary Top- girls years Anna Shed- Joan Byers Esther Olson Boys years Wayne Burling than had two good junior goalies last results were as follows year and we havent heard what happened their substitute Bob and a group of Aurora lads are anxious to bring back lacrosse to Aurora and its planned to have bantam and mid get clubs to start Information is being secured and an organi zation meeting likely will be held before the months out We understand plans are for the floor in Aurora arena to be started in May which would mean that in side lacrosse would be out until midsummer Bob plans to have the boys practice outside prior to that date Clippers eliminated Toronto in three straight games and now meet Truckers in the semi final round and Wood stock are in the other round and will meet the winner Without taking anything away from the Clippers it should be pointed out that Lockhart Unger and from the senior A series who played overseas as well as Chapman who received a broken jaw Stockholm were off the team that met Russia in the finals The Stouffville man agement and fans are disturbed because is playing home games in Kingston even though the Truckers arc paying a lump sum for travelling Stan group convener of the Metro senior loop and stated that they would support the bid of New market Spits to secure Metro status and thought all the clubs would be in favor are developing a following who will travel with them says Wad- low and they did seem to have considerable support in the arena on Saturday Brampton midgets won the Aminor title over Wood stock on Saturday and the scores of all the games since Gorman Smoke Rings were eliminated seem to Indicate conclusively that the Smokies If they had got past Brampton could have ta ken It ail township will meet next week and after a canvass of four of the clubs it would appear that j John Cameron Howard Dennis Lee Gould girls years Karen Peat Elizabeth Wonch Wendy boys years Terry Cain Randy Tom Phillip girls years Pat West Pat McGuiro Sandra Susan Brodie boys years Gary Neil Dave Smith Glen girls years Sally Brice Joan Gail Wilson Sim- merson Boys years Frank Peter Seney Bob Keith Burling girls years Sandra Sharon Scott Linda Koshel Heather Davis boys years Wayne John Hodge Tom Monkman Ted Ben- Girls years Peg Tucker Wendy Davis Carol Gairdner Pat Wilson boys years John 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