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The Newmarket Era and Thursday Jane Time Trials start ADULTS SI FREE WITH PARENTS USE ERA Alt EXPRESS CLASSIFIEDS TO TURN INTO CASH PIRLASTIC REDUCED Extra Allowance your Tire tlCES OLD TIRE ALLOWANCE lion Roy on bonded lateral fllim lm Jet Cold Rubber to molt oil you driving famous prated against Rood If ONLY CANADIAN you flit chorea or Improved JET COLO RUBBER Ira INGS AT CANADIAN TIRE SUPREME Allowance Your Old Htm Your ASSOCIATf Juveniles Lose At Cooks Red wings appear to be the team to beat for the North York juvenile baseball league bunting The Redwings posted a win over the EddiePitt Ken led Newmarket Friday in It was a pitchers Bales and Boh Andrews work ing for Newmarket in opposi tion to Dave Both learns got five hits Hammers- ley had biting at and missing a third strike Bales posted five strikeouts A three run sixth after New market had leaped into a lead with a three run first of the sixth earned the win Ding Malts baseempty home run in the second and Norm Smarts single and Don Knights triple highlighted the Newmarket effort Jack Mills got two hits a home run a triple and Bales a single to ac count for the hits JR OLYMPICS SATURDAY The second annual junior Olympics being sponsored by e Newmarket Recreation Commission will be staged at Pickering College this Saturday The program designed to promote interest track and field athletics for boys between the ages of and will get un derway at A cordial in vitation to attend is extended to all Newmarket citizens Champions will be declared in junior and senior competition An added feature will be a chal lenge high jump competition between Newmarket high school athletes Neil Tate and Bob and Commission Chairman Joe Dales Business and Professional ACCOUNTANT Down The Centre by Ab Nip DalHars Steady pitching Shirley lusty bat swinging by Helen Watt and alert defensive play gave Newmarket Pinups a win over Aurora at Aurora Friday The game was a Lake Simcoe junior ladies league tilt It was the Pinups second in a row over Aurora and jumped them into third place in the standing The loss spoiled Au roras home league opener Coach Tod and man ager George Watt were happy about the showing of their young ball players It a dandy pitchers duel between Shirley and Auroras Ann Craig Both pitchers yield ed three hits One big blow won It for New market That was Helen Watts basesloaded triple in the fifth Her belt came after Liz reached on an error Nancy Orion and Shirley walk ed Colleen Cain scored New markets fourth run in the sixth on back- toback singles by Dana McGrath and Loretta Rosalie Roses hit that score Sharon Knoll and Darlene gave Aurora two runs in the kickoff innings MINOR GAMES BOOKED Four outstanding minor base ball league attractions are book ed here and at Aurora next week Monday at the fair grounds DoNuts entertain Richmond Hill in a North York midget game Tuesday at Pan try Park Stuart Scott diamond Eddie Pitts juveniles meet Lake Wilcox Wednesday also at Pantry Park the Opti mist bantams match basehits with leagueleading Oak Ridges club Monday at Aurora park in North York bantam loop action Newmarket Optimists clash with Aurora Cubs All games listed are scheduled for pm Just how those Aurora Legion are will be shown to the home fans tonight when the undefeated league- leading the A intermediate champions of and winners of the Mark- ham township league the past two years invade Aurora This should bring out the largest crowd of the season Interest of course will centre around Teg diminutive of the Aces who weighs around pounds soak ing wet and who by vocation is a court reporter He has about everything in his repertoire and an amazing win record over the past three years If doesnt go to the hilltop Red Fleming former er who has had experience in Toronto and like ONeil is un defeated will get the assign ment Don Matthews maestro of the Aurora club says his team will be at full strength and there will be no alibis who is no stranger to the Mark- ham players and likewise has had considerable success against them in the past will assume the pitching chore Cook did a swell job in last time the clubs met but his support fell apart By a quirk of the schedule the Legionnaires have three straight games at home Tuesday Earl Cook will bring over Shamrocks and on the holiday although there may be a change depending on player availabil ity is carded to be in Aurora Three straight at home give the Aurora lads a great chance to improve their stand ing Seems strange to see Tracy in a batting slump but Tracy is batting less than 150 These games would be good ones for the likeable shortstop to im prove his average and break the jinx Right now Prince Hal Stephenson leads the hit parade for Aurora June The winning of the Queens Plate by has another North York angle we neglected to mention last week It is the fact that Bill Kettlewell formerly of Aurora now of King who is Canadas leading painter of horses and the turf and one of the best on the continent has been commission ed of the Cnty Maple and among others when fellows like Cousins the Orr brothers and that great clan of country cousins who made soccer a threestar attraction on the sports parade McLean district sports officer of the Canadian Legion provides the news that Newmar ket Legion will be hosts to the district Legion cham pionship this year At least two series will be played with Au rora Newmarket Penctang and already entered and others to come The date will be Saturday July 24- Don Grant is one of the leading class stock car drivers right now and before the year is out if his hotrod holds out will be ready for big ger and better things Canaltowns gift to is out of action for a week with Toronto Nor- towns as the talented performer sustained torn ligaments on the tennis courts is having a good season at stad ium Incidentally Cathy Mo- Arthur who hurled for Victoria Square girls a few years ago is one of the leading softball pitch ers in the Queen City this year Orchids to Keith for a great job done at Aurora High- year The greens are magniil- the beauty unsurpassed the fairways well cared for and the addition to the clubhouse is getting to be a popular spot with the gourmets Otto and his staff who preside over the dining room did a great job at the Lions dinner and the playing customers at the club are enjoying some luscious snacks this year Cain is holding his chest out these days Herb so he says is coach for Frank who scored a hole in one on the yard despite the water hazard Just to prove his point calls his wife as to his effective instruction as Mrs Cain and Preston were members of the foursome who rubbed their eyes as the little white pill came to rest in the cup as if on a string Holmes left for Camp this week where the popular St- Andrews sports in structor will be at cadet camp until late August Newmarket bowlers will be host to the British Empire lawn bowlers who are touring Canada on Wednesday July The visitors who are in Canada as part of the British games will meet teams from both District ar i ACTIVITY TONIGHT Charlie Vanant Newmar ket ladies several post ponements due to rain hope to hack Into action tonight at fair grounds at Edgar Air Force will ho visitor The other outstanding on tonights sport calendar the Brampton Newmarket Green Gael jun ior A lacrosse fixture at Iho arena lama time Green Gaels Take Revenge For Recent Defeat Quick a Mash their in 11 in loss New market Green resumed their Winning stride when they Cathar ines at St Cathar ines Hie win gave Newmarket a sixwin oneloss record and qual ified them for undisputed posses sion of first place in the junior A race The Gaels were goalhungry They held the whip hand throughout They raced into an early lead and were half- time leaders Both teams scored two goals apiece in the third quarter and the hot on the trail of a victory poured in four goals in the first four minutes of fourth quarter action The game was halted at this point and declared won by New market when St Kitts goalie Justin Howe was injured and was unable to continue Owen hit the jackpot for five goals and one assist to lead Newmarket Denny Macin tosh and Bill Davenport also working effectively around the losers crease scored two goals each while Hugh Charlie witness Bob Bill and Jack netted sin gleton Ron Roy and Dick were goalie Tommy Greens most persistent callers and scor ed two goals each for St Kitts A A CO NUN 5 Main St Chartered Accountant PHONE NEWMARKET INSURANCE JOHN Confederation Association Fire Automobile and Casualty St Newmarket Newmarket Mount Albert J Bill Mel tyre wmarket club both Theres little doubt that the near- green hospitality and so honored fans are howling Bar- as headed for Dttfhalii to Intermediate hockey with the champions is said to be hopping to join Knights the champs who will enter the H A this year and Jack Cochrane is said to have offer to move to Fort Brie This would be the biggest exodus of players from in years if it takes place Continue Mount Albert Sports Day Saturday Mount Albert parks hoard officials plan to complete their THE nt sponsored clubs should play and let the others likewise and something like that may occur Leonard Simmons former Ati rora sportsman was over from Brampton to the Aurora Lions ladies night and he reports Red Mitchell as doing a great job as recreation director at Brampton He confirms my prediction that Red would coach the Regents next winter Harry Morrison having passed on via the firing route and Yank Boyd merely be ing a stop gap We regret to report the of Leonard Clement Richmond Hill father of Mac Clement and a great sports booster over the years at the Hill In his youth and early manhood Mr Clement was a great soccer player with recent raincurtailed sports day Green River King on Saturday June A full pro- train of sports attractions has been lined up Afternoon activity centres around the district public schools tournament- In the evening at pm the school soft hall finals will be- played At pm Mount Albert and Queens- Vllle will meet in a Junior ladies game At approximately the feature game will send the Lake league allstars against of the Toronto Park league In an exhibition game Horner and Joe Case are in charge of I lu allstars and promise to field a strong club to match iho powerful city team A dance In the Community Hall will complete the program First Loss For Gaels It rained goals at the arena Thursday When the final count was audited the score sheet read St Catharines Newmarket lite loss meant the end of Newmarkets fivegame winning Both teams played a running game from the opening faceoff SPORTS COLUMN The baseball season in full swing on all fronts A thousand wordy battles have already been fought with umpires on diamonds the width of the continent For as in all sports where the contacts are close and split seconds divide the issue no two persons ever see a close play alike Baseball hasnt made many changes of playing rules in half a century But in one respect the game has since undergone some notable improvements Thats in its um piring Fancy in those days of from two to four umpires per game the job of the single umpire in The hardy offi cial of that era began his arduous days toil behind the plate balls and strikes But when men were on base he hurried out from behind the bat and took his stand behind pitcher calling the close ones from distances of sixty feet more For he also to decide the plays at alt the bases Not eyes In the rear of cranium he had to turn when ill was hit so that he could watch the fielder the ball running around the bases and then perhaps turn to a slide Into the He had to run out to foul lines to whether a ly ball was fair or foul And he had to make a long range judgment as to what happened to the batted ball when it was wasnt a homer because of various ground rules In some games decisions were so many and so difficult that it was certain he could make only snap judgment de cisions then hope for the best knowing that he had tried to fair all over the umpire made his troubled way room En route the players abused him the dm and quite often attacked him He didnt like the supreme authority of todays umplrea ibles he received around awl have for umpires the hatter 100 assembled fans saw one of the best games of the season and enjoyed it There were just enough sentences on the crime sheet to keep things boiling The teams ended the first quarter the Teepees led at half time A galloping four- goal effort In the final four min utes of the third quarter enabled invaders to grab an mar- pin St Kitts added two goals in the early minutes of the final quarter to lead Hub clients back expecting the usual late final period Gaels spurt They werent disappointed The Gaels out scored the visitors In the dosing eight minutes but couldnt overhaul St Kills plush lead Bob won the top scor ing award for the Gaels ford who played junior A hock ey with the hit the rigg ing for three goals Two goal men In the Gaels camp were Bill and Charlie Jerry Jim Pat ton the King City flash Bill Davenport Owen and Denny Macin tosh each scored one Howard playing an effec tive twoway game for the winn ers whistled four drives past the Gaels Tommy Green to rate the visitors top prize Goal ie Justin Howe played a stand out game to gain star rating with St Catharines BB T Optimist Bantams Win Third Kennie Wrights Newmarket Optimist bantams are on the march They chalked tip heir third in a row when they defeat ed Richmond Hill Friday In the Hill The game was North York bantam baseball league contest George Robertsons sevenhit eighteen strikeout pitching powered the Optimist win or son was given razor sharp fielding support and his mates completed the victory march with a six- run sixth Jimmy Bond and Ralph Bray hiked their batting averages sky high with four for four efforts Don Bone and Howard Brlee col lected tWo tilts apiece while John and Paul Blair came through with telling baseknocks Berry and Mount Albert Ladles Win Two LEGAL FLOYD CORNER Barrister Solicitor and Notary Block sad Wellington Streets Aurora Ontario Telephone Aurora PA Mr PIKES FOR SALE that from a with wife and children for and the of incom foe en leisure em be your through IK Let me ell of Joseph O Dales Solicitor Notary Public and Residence ISO Main St By Appointment A Barrister Solicitor Notary Public AURORA St 9 NEWMARKET the coop I at your local JolmS Newmarket m E B -T- MUTUAL LIFE Timothy AURORA Life Fire Low Cost Aut vj A P Jty from ride us help plans for your new Rllco Well help you get mat promptly BERT BOYD IMPLEMENT SHEDS R PHONE S up their troub les in Mount Albert Marguer ite Greens back in form Mar guerite pitched three and fivehit game last week to spark Gladys to and wins over Marilyn Morri son and Rita clubbed extra 1lso blows in the 16 wilt An eightrun fourth wrap ped tip the game Barbara connected for a double and and Marie Sills drove out twobagger for Mount Albert won its homo triumph with a seven run fourth and a nine run sixth Ev erybody was hitting in the lle camp Lois Morrison Marie Harrison ami Rita got three each to pace Mounts free hitting show Marilyn Morrison bagged two hits one a homo Other twohit gala were Evelyn Green Jean Rolling and Shirley Ida who was the pitching victim on both occasions lined out two hits as did King to top Marie SiUs and King played out standing defensive games for the York County Hospital Needs Your Donation ATTENTION FARMERS AND SMALL HOME OWNERS at now equipped to do all types of fencing such as LAWN STOCK POLE RAIL ETC have a complete stock of POSTS and POLES INQ POLES FOR TELEVISION AERIALS call JIM 1 i- Vand i-ei-i- J ten rl John Main St Home portraits Amateur w S DANCING Every Saturday Van Walker and Orchestra featuring Walter Scott BEACH as Airw fcS- EVANS Coal Coki and OAI taken and Crush