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Newmarket Era and Express, 6 Dec 1956, p. 9

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ip HOOT LOOP FOURTH TO WIN Into the North bantam at wilh win over the home team J Ken Needier rattled in three each to direct the ho easy win- and Brian Bales the Optimist goring i Chuck and George Wright shared the shutout in Newmarket net and the jjoal- received ace protection from defensemen Doug Andrews terry Frank and Jim McDonald Keith Burling Ken Needier made up one attacking unit Brian Bales Ted and Terry car ried the mail on line two while John and were the eager beavers on front line three Optimists Fete Bel Clump It took a little time to gel the Interest aroused and the prospect players warmed up to the idea but now it appears that a town basketball league will operate this Three teams Newmarket High College Masters Newmarket High Grad and Ly ons have entered teams In the proposed circuit An organization meeting was held Nov George Kelly Don Bob Dick and Haskell were named members of a steering committee to complete the organization work A fourth team being formed by Bob is expected to round league roster A Win team according to Don may come out of the Edwin Lyon subdivision games will be ployed Mondays at the Newmark et High school gym A doubleheader was played Nov 21 to give the league season a sendoff In the opening Masters led by the accurate shoot ing of Paul points McClay Don Menards and George Kellys defeated Grads Master a 2 first quarter lead to take com mand Bob Dick netted four points Bill Mair and Alvie McKnight two apiece to fill out the total- Bob Thompson was the Masters fifth player while Ron Groves and Tom Tayl or completed the roster The turned right around to score a 3118 win over Lyons in the late half of the twin bill Bob Dick hooped pine points Fred seven Mc six Bill five and Hon Groves three in the winning cause Ken Stephens and Tom Taylor completed the rost er Pete rattled in nine points to pace Lyons while Dan Simmers collected five Don De- Nike four Other members of the Lyons team were Dave McVeigh Bob Clark Ken and Ken Baseball sneaked Into the sport spotlight recently for brief instant as the Newmarket Optimist Club officially closed the 1956 baseball books as they played host to their bantam base- bait team at a banquet held at Ray Along with the players who won the North York bantam baseball league championship the players father and members of the Optimist Club were pres ent Club president Hay Smith in troduced team coach dflrd and complimented both conch and players on their fine sportsmanship and championship win Strikes Spares George team has up into a first place lie with to team captain office Specialty league The Bill triple baseball mates thanked the Optimists for their excellent sup- port of the ball team and Ralph Husklsson speaking on behalf of the boys fathers thanked the Newmarket Optimists for their lured Other high scoring lead ers were Tommy Scott Geo Zogalo Bernard Kay Bert Jim Hodgins George Osborne efforts in Providing George D Ho sponsorship fiance to he fnn players and all the youth of Mc 57fl Gibson market Each of the players in turn in troduced his father The players and guests enjoyed a fine turkey supper and everyone present voted the occasion a success The players receiving crests were Larry John Mc- Coach in his short ad- Knight John Hopper Ken Sar- praised the players for gent Vaync Croutch Larry Kef- for Tom Maukoncn Brent Mac- nab Larry Bone Brian Orion Henry McCutchcon and Roger McElroy Don Gibson Dave Harvey Jim Bond Bon Jenkins Ken Miller Chas Jack Malcolm George Hosrc Lou their conduct both on and off the field and spoke highly of their gallant effort In the Ontario Baseball Association playdowns Mr Goddard also took time out to present each member of the learn with an official Optimist championship crest George Haskell North York j minor baseball league governor and Ontario Baseball Association executive member presented the Smith trophy emblematic of North York league bantam Ladies Lawn Bowling Club Holds Banquet The Newmarket Ladies Bowling Club held its annual banquet on Tuesday evening Nov at the Gold Room Ban quet Hall Davis Dr East The following officers for were elected Past Pros Mrs Willis Pros Mrs Osborne first Vice Pre Mrs Whit field Second Vice Pros Mrs it D Brown Secretary Mrs M Treasurer Miss Grace Doyle Games Convener Mrs J Macnab Refreshment Convener Mrs Gibson The remainder of the evening spent playing cards prizes Rod Stevens fired an in cluding a 320 single to lead Le gion bowlers Other lop maple spiders were Frank Vandcn- Bergh Ron Jenkins 710 Herb 691 Steven Mickey Smith J Leprich Del UPSETS FEATURE MIDGETS ON NOV i Nov 26 was upset night in the town midgetJuvenile hockey Phyl Brown Irene Abbott Hathaway were Fri day ladies league leaders Nancy McTavish Eleanor Peat Jennie Harrison 538 frothy Hewitt Jean White Mars started the trend as they gave the hotshot Hill Merchants a hockey lesson In game two Rotary edged Lions for their initial win of the season Paul and Ralph scored the goals that put Rotary in the win column Paul Blair and John Hopper tucked away the Lions replies John McKnight using his jet- propelled skates winged in four goals to pace RayMars Jack Greg Scott Don Bone and Paul were the other winners twinehitters J i blasted away at a two- goal clip to lend Merchants Dave was the other Merch ant sniper Players please note Due to next week there will Ik no games Next game Dec JO Hill Merchants vs Lions pm Boa Mason were Tues day ladies league top scorers a It was high scoring week in the Friday night league John Wing Art were the over shotmakers 600 bracket shotmakers were Ted Heather Jim Bennett 671 Reg 639 Elaine 626 Over pin were Reg Wilson Andy Mathew- Los McKnight Mur iel Heather Chapman Ralph Brace Hester Clark Joan Bennett 552 Ron Joan West- lake Myrtle Lloyd Brace Ralph Ken Craig Muirhead Bill 514 Ken Storey was being won by Mrs A Goring RayMars Rotary Miss Burrows and Mrs Aurora Snipers Busy In Little NHL Hockey The were the main Newmarket bate written your Iota I her lately your letter Way to new ail recently At Buildings their attractively look handsomely at vaulted corridors Centra Block lion at of praise and Mama flow through theio to ears to comedo and Senators yet unborn Mean find it fining that a thai hat become such a viul pais of the nations econ omy graca hills IMINUMCOMPANVOP CANADA LID GOAL PARADE HEAVY IN SATURDAY LEAGUE It snowed goals November metal victims as the Aurora Saturday morning little hockey boys got busy with their shootiny irons on Nov In squirt play Buffalo outlast ed Pittsburg to claim a 6 tri umph while turned on the heat to bop Providence I Randy Alcorn and Bruce Daly collected hattrick and tarry Bo- land poked in a singleton to pace Buffalo John Coopers fourgoal romp and Roy Pughs two goal sniping kept Pittsburg in the hunt Wayne Chapman potted two goalu Rout ledge Murray and Hammond a goal apiece in Merseys winning out ing Dun Chapman saved Provi dence from a shutout In Don four goal rampage sparked to a win over Dave added the winners fifth goal In the other pee we game Bill Steve Bernardo and Doug Mien scored as Rangers shaded Detroit Barry Jim were Detroit lamp- lighter games Hay scored four Terry Coin three Ron Hon Veale and Bob one each as Bikes whipped Mor ions was he goatgetter Howard Dennis scored two goals and Wall one as Davis defeated Newmarket Ktectric 31 David netted the losers goal Three squirt league games were settled by one goal Don Bond netted two goals Pal Fry one Salisburys edged Hills dale Dairy Murray counted both Hillsdale markers Richard hattrick gave Taylor a 32 win over Brad was Hit sniper Bob Bennetts goal set up by Pat OHalloran pro vided with a win over Boyd Transporters Jerry Median scored four goals Laurie and got a goal each a Newmarket Motors trimmed Fighters 2 Jerry Mays land Don Elliott were Finn snip ers Intermediate Ice Group Organized By Local Aurora destined to fur nish the intermediate hockey ac tion in this area have been group ed with Bradford ville Richmond Hill and Milton Ah OH A executive mem ber chaired the group organiza tion meeting held November 25 The I a I will play home game at the Aurora arena on Tuesdays Bradford will play home games- Saturday Were quite happy about the grouping It should provide the district fans with top notch inter mediate hockey We will ice a strong team and should be right with the leaders reports Bel- airs manager Ron Simmons Newmarket hockey followers will have a special interest in the with Don Gibson Thorns and Dave Harvey schedul ed to perform one front line unit Other well known district due to show in the include Andy Jr Grant Jim Wall Fines and Grant Winters Maboney Waller Are Comet Officials Calling all intermediate hockey players in around or near Kes wick There will be a Keswick Comet hockey club practice at the Sutton arena tonight Dec at a oclock If youre interested in playing intermediate hockey dont fail to keep this appointment advises the newly appointed Comet coach Lowell Waller 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