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Win First Of Newmarket ladies slipped into a lead in games in the best of five and district ladies league finals as they scored an impressive win over at fair grounds Thursday outgunned the lassies 96 and this hit majority made it pos sible for the Newmarket infield of Barbara Watt Edna Lois Cockburn and Jeanne Mac- Donald to turn in a glittering fielding effort Time after time Orillia put runners aboard only to wring their mittens as the Newmarket infield gobbled up rollers to cut down lead runners on forceouts The invaders one run was un earned It came in the second Evelyn St drew a life on an error went to third on field ers choices and scored on pitcher Irene Paynes single From there on was kept off the scoresheet as found the pitches to stop cold with center field eaer baserunners aboard Newmarket was in the lead from start to finish They had a 31 lead after three frames Lois Cockburn walked and skipped home on Jeanne long fly out in the first after singling reached third and was safe at the plate in the second when catcher Smith dropped the ball in a play at the plate- After two were out in the third Preston reached on an error stole second and register ed on Deans single The went for the clincher in the sixth A walk given to Sarah started things Mary single kept it going a shortstop error on Jeanne ground er concluded the scoring action Some excellent fielding Helped both pitchers as Shyrlea Pres ton made a grandstand one- handed catch and Lois Sarah made a shoestring grab For right Fletcher starred in H and GARAGE SERVICE Repair to all RADIATORS AND Drill Hall at Fair Grounds PHONE 1245 NEWMARKET MILK HOUSE for high quality milk is one of the many different sires that con be quickly erected CONCRETE BLOCKS the easiest t house you con build Meets all LOCAL AGENT W H EVES CO Davis Dr East NEWMARKET Phone Newmarket MEETS ALL SPECIFICATIONS BOCK GO GORMLEY A If Your stake in the search tor Better Health Everyone has a vital interest to help us longer But lite insurance have a special tou see certain important JJical supported wholly or in part by funds from all the life companies in Carta- disorders hardening of the arteries and glandular diseas es to mention hut a few Will all these efforts help you and your family to longer healthier lives Thanks to the advance of modern medicine babies bom today can expect to live about years longer Many dread diseases have scientists banished or controlled medical research centres can Ahead further carry on their task of attack- lhal wiH iUfc you wmc of mankind yours And if you arc a life you also ported in a similar program designed to us em obesity blood clot- Sjjri blessings of good est virus -J- j YOUR lit then Cancdiqn British end SI In Canada will Ion now for your familys and your on html h to own Ufa P s IS Letter To Aurora District Junior Hockey Club Fans interesting and informa tive note on behalf of the Au rora junior hockey club under the signature of the club secre tarytreasurer Doug Clark has come to hand this week It should be of special interest to all junior minded hockey fans in Aurora Sports Editor With another hockey season fast approaching you fans are no doubt interested in the plans of the Aurora Junior Hockey club for the season We would therefore like to take this opportunity of expressing our thoughts on this matter and at the same time outline some of the factors which must be con sidered in making the decision between Jr and Jr hockey Before going into the immedi ate problems facing us we would like to comment on hock ey in general in Aurora After looking back at the hockey situ ation over the years we feel that it would be preferable to have the franchise of the ho ckey club held by some local group or authority which could ensure a continuity of ef fort from year to year With the franchise passing from the hands of one individual to another it is difficult to maintain a continu ous yearbyyear effort pro duce good players and teams Too often in the past a group of players has been developed into a good junior club only find that when these players were of age no good were available to take their places For this reason or for lack of interest the changed hands and new- franchise holders found them- selves in a difficult position We feel that a program should be worked out whereby the young- players are brought along year by year thus providing a continuous source of local talent for the junior club and at the same time providing for boys of all ages the opportunity to play hockey Thus to sum up we would suggest the formation of an or ganization to hold the franchise This organized body should be closely associated with the Minor Hockey Association to ensure the development of younger players In this way Aurora could expect no lean years when little local talent Is avail able We might say at this point that contrary to the opinion of some it has always been the policy 6t those presently with the club and are sure of those previously con nected with hockey in Aurora to use local players pos sible years ago local talent was not developed the responsibility for which docs not fie with the Junior Hockey club and is something over which they have no control Anyone who may think that we prefer to import players has only to visualize the headaches entailed in locating such play ers trying to find employment providing transportation and as suring their attendance at games to understand that we would ob viously prefer to use as many local players as possible How ever to keep a proper perspec tive on the matter of local play ers it might be well to mention here the homebrew content of some of Auroras better known junior teams It would seem that in this as in other situations memory played tricks on many of us In when they became Junior champions the club bad no local players on the regular lineup In when Aurora went to the Junior C finals there were only five local hoys on the roster We fee it is worth observing that unless It is a winning team or at least a contender the crowd cares little the local content of the team Getting back to the immediate problem of deciding whether to play Junior B or Junior hockey this season we would say at once that the majority of the fans seem to favor a return to Junior hockey However in order to ice aC team it is nec essary to dress four players in each game who are residents of the municipality of Aurora With the shortage of junior players without disrupting the minor hockey program this presents some difficulties Also in C only one import is al lowed and players in the Metro area would not be eligible Another Important factor is the matter of a suitable group ing Last year there were no clubs in the near vicinity enter ed in Junior competition and there was no alternative but to play B for obvious reasons This year however several clubs in the greater Toronto area have interest in playing hockey and one or two are al ready committed The alternative Junior B offers the advantage of more imports no residential restrict arid a great rervojr players since players from the area would be eligible We have previously stated our position with respect to local Skyers iaMj thus alternative would attractive local players were Also the Ontario flcKey ntipn year the of the for hockey form to defined in Bill At the same grant Aurora and other teams for the Metro area the privilege of continuing to draw players from the new Metro area provided the team was entered in Junior com petition This arrangement is only valid long as Aurora continues to enter a B team and would end if a year went by without such an entry It is difficult to fore see whether such an arrange ment would be advantageous in say a year or two Although the OHA regulations could quite possibly be changed again Do Nuts Will Trek To Saturday Top query of the week has been When do the DoNut boys go into action again Coach and manager Broadbent now have the answer at hand There are four midget clubs left in the running for Ontario laurels They are Newmarket and Paris John Bell midget B series convener telephoned on Thursday to advise Coach that it bad been to have the four remaining teams meet at on Sat urday Sept to play a tour nament to decide the Ontario champion Newmarket was advised to re port to the diamond at As yet the DoNuts op position hasnt been named The two remaining teams will play an afternoon game and a final and championship deciding game between the survivors will be held in the evening if requested it should be noted that Newmarket had consider able difficulty in gaining ad mittance to the Metro area This point must therefore be considered although we do not relish being in a position where by our decision may adversely affect future teams One last point in connection with B hockey concerns the cost of op erating such a team On this we will only say that last years B club cost considerably less to operate than the previous years C team There are many other points consider connection with the present and future plans of the Junior Hockey club wanting to make this statement any necessary we have tried to confine our com ments to what we- feel are the most important points Since the club is above all an Au rora club we would appreciate any comments suggestions or criticisms you may have to offer In conclusion we feel that if the people of Aurora and district support the team and whoever may be responsible for its oper ation a real hockey club can be developed and a successful year both in records and receipts can he achieved Aurora Junior Hockey Club IX Clark SecTrcas Zephyr Blues Tie Set With Pine Orchard Zephyr Blues Pine Orchard That was the officially post ed score after the two clubs met in another softball league semifinal thriller at Mount Albert Thursday The best of three series now As long as cus tomers congregate theres going to be arguments over the deci sion The teams have battled through seven tense innings to a tie They start into the eighth After one is out Chick Shropshire slaps out a two- bagger Chick goes to third on Nobby Ashs infield out- Up comes Bill Dike Bill lines a liner into left It hits the foul line post dead center Shrop shire returns to third and Bill Dike steps back into the bat ters box This time he Hies out to right The innings is over Pine Orchard are jittery after this turn of fortune Ron socks Josh Prestons first pitch for a double but is out try ing to stretch it to three Bill gets a life as Check Shropshire opens the gate for an hopper to go through next up gets a free ticket hit by the pitcher Up comes rookie third Taylor and on the pitch singles into left scoots home with the Blues game- winner Nobby Ash draws the starting assignment for Pine Orchard Ron goes for the Blues Zephyr bags two runs off Ash in the first on a walk an error and Ron Josh Pres ton takes over from in the third and gives up a home run pitch to Harry as the Blues step into a edge Bine Orchard starts percolat ing in the fourth as gets a pass on an error and scores on Josh Prestons Pine Orchard ties it in the sixth on Williams single and Giis follow up roundtripper Pine Orchard all but bagged it in the seventh- Ron Kester had to pitch himself out of a deep dark well Bill Dike and Doug Card singled and Blues strategy board handed a pass to load the bases Kester got Williams and pollard on strikes to cotdstorage Pine Or chards threat Page I The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Sept AWARD Bill Dike Dike Pine Orchards whiparm receiver draws the nod for the award and Theatre pass Williams our boy because his hit in the eighth in the ZephyrPine Orchard exchange is going to keep the hotstovers in session on many a winter evening Heres the picture The game is tied It is into extra Chick Shropshire is on the runways two are out Bill Dike tags one It hits the fout line post Shropshire scores Theres great Jubilation on the Orchard bench it looked like the winner but umpire Jack says not a fool Theres a lot of argument and therell be a lot more over the decision but umpire is unyielding Dike comes back to fly out and Zephyr goes on to win But believe me when fans congregate from now to doomsday that particular play is bound to be a prime topic of conversation so thats why Bill Dike draws the honors this week USE ERA AND EXPRESS CLASSIFIEDSTN TURNING ARTICLES YOU NO LONGER NEED INTO CASH Its east to raise BIG HEIFERS on FEEDS STRONG STRAIGHT TOPS BRIGHTER EYES Yea everywhere report that tier that are larger and more rugged with plenty of dairy temperament Calves take to develop keener appetites stay on feed build greater resistance to disease NO EXCESS FAT OR THICKNESS HIDES ARE SOFTER- MORE HAS MORE BIOOM thats the considered verdict of people Chevrolet STOCK CAR RACES o I Air Serfan A GeneioJ In as for before MORE PEOPLE ARE BUYING OTHER CAR titer ONLY S f -iv- You gel finer performance and important gasoline sav ings too with the power of leading lowpriced carl Chevrootip car in 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