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District Sport News Smokies Win Home Opener Newmarket four minutes later tied the score I checking brigade to plant the Smoke Rings f HISPORTS For the second successive Pickering College seniors Central Ontario Secondary Association senior ball champions Unfurling impressive two pronged that included long d gains and a smooth op ing aerial offensive Picker- College defeated Tweed High school 2013 at the College field Nov the crown All the scoring came in the at half Tony Allen played outstanding game for the nners The pile driving broke through for two With the score White hauled down a touchdown pass from Andrews to give Picker- College the game and title drews put his educated toe work for a convert and Al kicked a single point for victors Congratulations go to coach n Menard and his players the season they posted an ht win one loss record In the south the news from York wasnt so sweet Seaths junior A am trying for the lc was beaten by Osh- a Peter hooted for the lone re and then at Tessier went biscuit in the visitors cage into the corner and came outi Ron was one of the thr with lhe a shot belter Smoke Ring defenders Super into the corner to give the Brent showing improve- got away to a winning start in ban p Seven junior Smokies a 21 lead j ment each game was hockey circuit The Smeke Rings scored three standout rearguard while Jack here Thursday j goals in the second Cain burst out of his own end on they doubled 5 rushes that left the Whitby Plays Here Tonight Bowmanville At Aurora Fri Bradford Intermediates Smokies Lose Their First Game At Home On Saturday 7 Brooklin Saturda another up on Union- ville Jets This was the Marcel Smoke Rings Tessier first official league contest Marcel Tessier the Flying Frenchman was the chief director of the Smoke Rings triumph Tessier knocked down the Jets defenses for four goals Oppor tunist Peter notched two while Raymond Dupuis Brian Million John and Jack Cain connected for the other Smoke Ring counters Two players shared all the scoring for the invaders It was John going for three goals Stan Thornington two Coach Norm went into this one with two front lines an extra forward four rear guards and as usual Or lie turned in an over par job in the Smoke Rings cage A crowd of 400 saw send the Jets ahead on a back hander after of first period evening play Raymond Good fellow at Brian Million at and Goodfcllow again at were credited with the fast tallies Bob and Dupuis got into the fast scoring exercise with assists Thornington got his first goal at the nine minute mark to whittle the Smokies lead but be fore the period closed Tessier had hit for two goals to lift the Smokies into a commanding advantage Doug Campbell got Jet checkers bewildered with his turn of speed The Smoke Rings entertain Whitby at the arena to night in their second home league appearance Legion Midgets Start Their Season Tomorrow Newmarket Legion midgets will break the seal on their the assist on Testers first tally North York midget hockey while Brian Million was the pass league sender on Tessiers second light- to blinking drive Both club made it hot for the rival hotstoppers in the final minutes Both clubs hit the twine for three goals John converted Jack Cains relay into the first of the Smok third period goals Cain whistled a long shot into the Jets cage from the blueline and completed a four goal at as he skated the entire Strikes and Spares SPORTS CALENDAR Suburban per Seven Nov pm Newmarket Whitby Newmarket Ken Miller rattled off a to head the Office Specialty Office- mens league scoring race Other leaders were Jack Watts Francis A Smith 605 Tommy Scott Fred and Jack Mills The Friday have shown good form the past two weeks Scoring leaders in the mens division were Bob Clark Stan Lloyd Har vey J Martin Bill Main Frank VandcnBcrgh Sid Simmons 718 K Taylor and W 705 were other scoring leaders T Elmers single was a feature Art registered a series to lead the Davis Leather marksmen Other leaders were Ken Tansley 653 Dawson Fred Bray and Carl Tuian Bill Ron Dawson collected a 269 Ber- v AurorT Cobb Ed Art Peppiatt termediate Nov pm Milton vs Bradford York Bantam Ball Ralph Heather J 534 J Moore Reg Wilson 566 Roy Gibson Jim Bennett Nov 7 pm Aurora arena ego wmarket at Aurora Dec pm Bradford arena Art West lake at Bradford Dec pm arena wmarket at Alliston Dec 5 pm Aurora arena at Aurora Dec pm Newmarket Bradford at Newmarket York Midget Nov pm Aurora at Aurora Nov pm Newmarket ana Sutton at Newmarket Dec 3 pm Sutton arena at Sutton Dec pm Aurora arena at Aurora Dee pm the ladies section leaders were Elaine Main 666 Dean Thelma Cobb Gertrude Clark Muriel Heather Hester Clark Ann Crowder Millie Mills Alice Gibson Wilson Grace Ball Lloyd Harveys 714 series recent ly featured the Christian Baptist league scoring McHale 573 were the other top scorers 450 Good scores have been the season at the arena morrow evening at pm John Learoyds Sutton Green- shirts will provide the opening game opposition Bill Johnston is coach of the local Lcgion- with Larry manager The Legion schedule runs as follows Nov 29 Sutton at Dec Newmarket at Sutton Dec Camp Borden at New market Dec Newmarket ford Dec Bceton Dee Newmarket at Camp Borden Dec 20 at ket Dec 26 Newmarket Jan at New- market Jan Newmarket at Sutton I Jan Bradford at Newmar ket Jan 16 Newmarket at Au rora Jan Wood bridge at New market All Legion home games will start at pm District hockey fans will have three outstanding games to see over the next three days Tonight at the Newmarket arena Herb Cain Norm and Peter Gorman will send their Smoke Rings out against Whitby A Smoke Ring triumph will boost the local juniors right up to the top of he heap in the early season Suburban Super Seven league scraps Game time Is Aurora Bears will open their season in the Suburban Super Seven at the Aurora arena Nov at pm Coach BUI and man- will have high gear a winning Doug Alcorn the Bears going in to give season home start Bradford intermediates grouped with Dellavilands Becton Milton Orangeville and will pry the lid off their home sea son this Saturday at pm On hand to help Bradford get the season rolling will be Mil ton Newmarket fans will have a special interest in the Brad ford club fortunes as Newmar ket players with the team are Don Gibson Don Thorns George Davis Grant Winter and exSmoke Rings Rob and Norm Smart Cliff Johnstons The Smoke Rings were out- Over Tykes Peewees In Saturday AM Ice Jam keeping with the Newmar ket Recreation Commissions an nounced policy make hockey available for all boys and under who wish to try the sport the Newmarket arena was a busy spot Saturday morn ing Cause of the commotion was the opening practice games tyke and peewee leagues eight teams in Combines are going to be tough this winter The Brooks edged our Smoke Rings at the PoK Perry arena Saturday in a Suburban Super Seven league contest It was the initial de feat for the CainLegge crew this season However the Smoke Rings al though on the short end did show enough on the ball to in dicate they are not going to be second best to the Brooks with out putting up a titanic struggle In fact the Smokies subscribe to the idea they at least rated a tie on Saturdays effort as one goal was disallowed and an other shot went in but failed to bring the lamplighters thumb into play After Brooklin had scored two goals in the first five minutes to take a 20 lead a threeway combination play that took in Doug Campbell Brian Million and Marcel Tessier put the Smo kies on the score sheet at Campbell was the actual marks man scored in the second period that ended lead ing Bob hit for the first of the Smokies second session counters on a relay from Campbell while Brian Million was on the payoff shooting end of a pass exchange that em braced Marcel and Doug Campbell Both teams hit for two goals in the final round Jack Cain was responsible for both Smoke Ring goals the first unassisted and the second from Vern Ferguson was the Brooks best Ferguson popped the puck behind Smoke Rings goalie on two occasions Wayne Redshaw Bob Carnegie Murray Jones Garnet Jones and Jack Germond fired the other goals in the winning cause Formed At Bradford Tunney Andy 208 Carl Turan 251 Joe Burton 248 League standing is Smooth- j RUFfll LOOP ies 47 Aromas I hit 40 and Gatlies Something new has been Heathers triple in- ed to lhe hockey picture up Brad eluding a sterling single ford way A fourteam rural featured the Tuesday mens hockey loop has been organized league scoring Other good The league lo he made up of team and scores were turned in by Mike Hob Broad bent Bob Ear ley Ted G0 Bill Ball bin Kay Hopper two Bradford each from The new loop teams and a Bond Head is considering in There will be I each league This is a record learn total Over boys have signed lo play in the two leagues to date Tins is expected to hit over the mark as the regis tration forms are still pouring in The coaches have been direct ed to give every lad a chance to show his ability as a skater Stickhandler and pi ay maker The practice names will con tinue this Saturday The idea of lhe practice contests is to give the coaches and league director Francis an oppor tunity to look over the learns If any teams appear too strong for opposition players will be shifted around to obtain an evenly balanced league Gaines this Saturday are as follows Mor tons vs 840 am tyke roster Anyone interested in coaching a team is asked to con tact Francis Coaches appointed to date for tyke teams are Legion Bill Mc- Salisbury Don Van- Camp Newmarket Motors Jack OHalloran Boyd Transport Ivan St John Realtors Hoy Bennett Avenue Cleaners Herb Mays Annies Lunch Cy ril Keals Doak Realtors Jeff Elliott coaches are Brice Butchers George Watt New market Electric Nobby Davis Athletics Stephens Jelley Burner Bill Smith Can adian Legion Al Duguid Hub All Stars Win Two From Aurora Max Cameron Eves Allstars points followed by Hovers 17 450 Jean Miller June Pooling Gil Edith Burch Win- entry into the Ontario rural ho- Boyd Newmarket Motors league The teams will Davis doubleheaders at the Brad- vs Jelley Burners fold arena each Thursday The Legion vs Salis- was organized at a Grocers 1050 am lend meeting Boh Lvnn heads Newmarket K lee trie vs Legion Newmarket Personal Tax pee allstars got away to a double win last week Playing a home and set with their Aurora opposite New market edged Aurora Au- Thursday Friday before the fans the locals showed top shooting form around Ihe Aurora net to win Jerry Mcehan came up with both goals in the Thursday contest It was Aurora Minors Open Home Season Tonight Aurora Lions bantams and Au rora midgets will give their home season in the North York minor hockey league a sendoff with a doubleheader attraction at the Aurora arena tonight The Lions bantams will host Newmarket Optimists pm while Lions will pro vide the visiting opposition for Aurora midgets The midget game is scheduled for 830 pm The bantams are grouped with Newmarket Bradford Alliston Woodbridge and The Aurora team will have a home game each Thurs day at the Aurora arena at pm The Aurora midgets are group- with j King City audi Richmond Hill in the south di vision of the North York midget hockey league The Aurora will play home games on Thursdays at the Auroia arena with game time at pm PeeweeTyke AllStars Are Preparing For Action The local and tyke stars are propping for action To date several practices have been held Members of the two teams will not be able to play in the Saturday morning NHL The teams will have games with district teams and will compete in the Ontario Little NHL play offs Both teams are being sponsor ed by the Newmarket Recreation Commission Hill of Per sonal Tax Services is providing the swealers for the club- Coach of the team is Jerry Den and assistant coach is Lou Hewitt Gordon is providing the for the tyke all- stars Fred is coach Jack OHalloran and Bruce Townsley are assistant coaches Both teams will play their home games on Friday nights at the arena STRONG MINOR REFRREEING STAFF Chile Phillip recently Paul pointed referee in chief for the Newmarket order in Intercommunity league Gill Camp Borden at 1 Elmers Dec- 830 pm arena Aurora at ton were 868 tops 883 Percy Stevc Joe J Wanda Hill Rich ardson Banning Richmond i Marx Don Ruby Blair and were beat Kay meeting the slate of officers Schomberg has named Don March ant coach Wilder and Pike Cable managers Carl treasurer and Mur ray Edgar secretary of their club am tyke Annies Cameron Realtors 1210 pm Corner Cupboard vs Graham the Aurora lamp lighter Handy Legge showed plenty of early season hot score I two goals to pace Newmarkets home triumph Legge was helped by Don Jauts on both his goals Dick and Dairy in tyke Realtors Avenue Cleaners Two or three additional coach es are required to complete the Newmarket minor hockey asso ciation reports there has been good response to his request for referees To date George Knaplon along with Fred Andy Sin clair Jim in- the Matthew 775 G Stone bowlers 766 Hank VandcnBcrgh ANNUAL DRESSED POULTRY AND EGG SHOW Followed by an auction of the prize winners SATURDAY DECEMBER am STOUFFVILLE SALES ARENA TEN CLASSES GUANO CASH PHIZES SWEEPSTAKES LUCKY DRAWS YOUR PRIZE LIST MOKE DETAILS NEXT WEEK ALSO THE REGULAR LIVESTOCK WEEKLY AUCTION Ho sun to attend this annual show Something interesting for everyone Jean among the Monday the over 500 Muirhcad was best ladies In were Marion Gould 573 Ruth Codlin Helen Tugwell I Ann Os borne 563 Mclnnis Gertrude Clark Elaine Norma and Donna Me- Knight Good scores were the order in the St Johns league A pan- Leos Ross- were pace setters Murray Bill 585 McHale John Murray 566 Bernard Tunney John and Hill Taylor were the over pin spill- Community Lake Beauty Spot In Eastern Ontario Town Jerry Meehau accounted or the Stocks and Jack have other Newmarket goals they will assist in Boh Walsh one of the speed- 1 whistle tooting department and slickest slickhandlers A little later Donald the ice fired the lone Aurora son and Russell Lane are ex- goal It came after Newmarket to join the staff to handle had shot into a 20 lead some of the tyke games LEGION SPONSORS TOWN MIDGETS Newmarket Canadian Legion will sponsor the Newmarket entry in the North York midget hockey league Larry has been appointed mana ger of the club Hill Johnston who has been performing with Newmarket intermediate hockey clubs for a number of years was appointed coach a couple of weeks ago The local midget club will per form in the north division of the North York minor hockey league teams from Camp Borden Bradford Heel- on Sutton and River Drive Park The locals will play home games at the arena on nights at pm The team has had several practices Club of ficials figure they can ice a strong contender for group hon ors By George Alexandria an Eastern south of tin ario town of population Specialty sets an example that Newmarket might well consider Faced with the same problem as Newmarket of this community has converted a duly mill pond with tangled bushes and reeds along its banks into a area of freshly cut grass surrounding a blue lake The conversion was I SATURDAY EXCURSIONS to TORONTO Aurora Midgets Win York Season Starter through the combined ef forts of town council and volun- labor and funds donated by ihe townsfolk There are now excellent park lake on the Office owned properly they hope to establish their park-play- ground area The Newmarket Citizens Band rated one of the best in Ontario too is consider ing a handshell This could be erected in the park area Whereas the Eastern Ontario community didnt have anything to do with the mountain of mud and silt until the island idea was conceived lhe local yachtmen have a use for it Their plan i to construct a dike narrow the lake in certain sections and BRICES MEATS THE BEST FOR LESS CHOICE GRAIN FED STEERS DIRECT FROM FARM TO YOU VERY SATURDAY TO AND INCLDEC14lh Good going and reluming same Saturday only EXCURSION FARES FROM Lindsay Aurora Newmarket L45 Petcrboro 315 25 Bradford Sunderland Holland La Ixbridge Aurora appears to have wheel up with another strong midget entry In the North York hockey league The Auroral ln idea in 1948 of crew wen into Stouffville lw0 day to officially open the North the lake and facilities for the enjoyment of all dump mud behind the dike citizens There is swimming in This newly constructed area the pond boating and in the Stir- 1 would become part of the park rounding areas slides round- area swings and even a ftrj With the help of all town or ganizations it is the contention community all of all yacht club members thai The townsfolk con- kill- TENDER DELICIOUS STEAKS Round boneless Sirloin Porterhouse WING ib 65 WELL TRIMMED TASTY ROASTS Prime Rib boneless Sirloin Tip boneless Rump boneless Porterhouse 65 Fairy Lake could be transform ed into a town beauty spot a area and a tourist atlrae- Fares from Intermediate Points ffUU INFORMATION FROM AGENTS York midget hockey league eat v a beachplayground at the fin and came home with ait im pressive win over Stouffville Ken Taylor lowered the boom on the midget Clippers with a rattling good three goal effort Norm Dennis a tireless checker and skater cot into act with two key goals Charles Learning lion Walker and Ted Teeter the saw basher hit for the other Aurora markers Play lion In fact the Club believes that same time by cleaning up Fairy Lake to Town council undertook the coincide with the construction of job Of dredging and widen- a sewage plant here they can the lake and lhe service FIRST GRADE BUTTER 64 c Ib TULIP MARGARINE 25 C Ib clubs cleaned the surrounding area and equipped the ground To day the citizens are en joying the benefit of the park and it attracts tourists Faced with the start a program that would spark a cleanup campaign for the play- 1 whole Upper Holland from Lake to Lake Sim- EXTRA extra EXTRA FROZEN ONTARIO A GRADE Hen Turkeys lb 55 C Ib IKGION SECOND PRIZE I what to do the mountain Peter Dot spending an easy silt removed from the lake night in the Aurora goal lust decided lo build Ihree his shutout in the final minute islands Each of the towns play as cashed in vice clubs accepted the respOn- a breakaway of improving an island is coach and Firemens Island today Ken Rose entry of the one of the covered with a smooth- lawn flower beds and a clubhouse where the firemen hold their meetings In the past 100 years Canada The Yacht Club lost nearly people has its chief objective the emigration StCVenton Newmarket Le no Islands in mind To lhe sports officer reports a Newmarket Legion dart team captured second place in one competition held at last Thursday The Newmarket team was made up of Philip Harding Bar ry Ed McAIpine and Steventon team won the championship The first local Lesion zone competition will be held here on Jan If you wish to have a FRESH Ontario turkey for Xmas advise you to order early Frozen turkeys will probably sell about 10c per cheaper then fresh killed Ontario birds Due to this condition our stocks will not be too heavy If you insist on fresh killed Ontario XMAS TURKEYS Order now and be sure deposit required with each order