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east Tim Burke scored both goals as Jets shaded Northern Tire In East Atom league play Marshall scored for firemen Thomas clicked for four goals Phillips two as nipped Compass Gerald one as Morion Bros edged Post ian arid Scott Mai- lory scored Post goals Don Williams was the shutout pro- vider Jim Collier scored twice Jim onto as blanked Shoes Sieve got the only J and Boh goal as CaseDike edged claimed two goals Steve Hall Gwillimbury one in the losing cause Doug got the shutout Tom Tidman scored three goals Dave one as Burks Bombers blanked Dave was the shut out goalie and Dave shot three goals two as Arts cleaned Burgess league standing is Jets 20 Compass Arts 12 Burgess Leafs Nor thern Tire and Burks leading scorers are Thorns 16 21 Hirst Marshall G Phillips 13 11 Hall 10 and Guy Russell shot two goals Paul Hirst scored twice Dan Murphy once at defeated Ma tters Ron Rogers scored for Cliff Dale Hilts Jim Collier Ron and Keith potted goals as spilled Morion Bros League standing is CaseDike Morton East 2 Newmarket Post Scoring leaders are Hills Ie Hirst Rus sell P Thomas hit for two goals Jim Chris and M ledge scored jin gles as Valleyvlcw downed KyleRolling 52 Jim and Stan scored for losers Randy Noble and Mike Lee punched in Iwo goals each Brian Watson one a Tony beat Mount Brian averted a inn shutout League standing is Valley- view TonyKarr Kyte- Mount 2 leading scorers are Thorns 36 M IS R IJoyd it S J of Ihe nine Waxes cams who won the contest by nextline instruction to try and stem the Blue count in last week same Midgets Aid Redmen Hi Sports Huron Heights Hoopsters Hot Huron Heights basketball platoons under the able di rection of Norm and Jim are to a flying gogo start in Ihe North York Secondary Schools Bas ketball League The Heights seniors and in termediates for a stirring borne court start doubled the score and on King City Brian showing sterling class under the hoop that points to pace Heights seniors Dave Rams- den and Don Forbes hit for eight each Wayne Gould Ray Wright four and lo Rest Kingmen were Harnld Beach Keith Dave Brooks and Carl McTaggart each Bill Gow spearheaded the Heights intermediates rush shooting for points Doug Moore contributed four Kjcld three Ken Kyle and Tom two each John nailed five points Andy Hancock four to pace King home King prevented a Heights sweep with a 227 junior series triumph Kerry Cully clicked for three- points Bob Cordury and Rick Sister two each for Huron SHARK WINS Brian McKcnzte and Al Wil son are directing NHS hoop squads Terry Clifford and Graham are Aurora Williams seniorintermediates Cliffords senior quintette had no mercy at Aurora Fri day as they swamped NHS Al Wilsons intermedi ates assured NHS of a divi sion with a win The scoreboard conked out with the score favoring Aur ora in senior tilt NHS would have been quite happy to settle for this majority Gary Calvin Tordgian John Campbell Jim Chapman and Paul Smith four were sharpest Williams seniors Roy Dyer shot seven John six five to keep alive Dave Brandon points Alex Bradley and were the trio for NHS intermedi ates Clare Rundstcdlcr cop ped scoring honors for Wil liams with a sterling point performance Steve Scdore and Ron Kennedy hooped six each Carl Miller five On home floor NHS juniors impressed with a win over Aurora Pickering College juniors provided good new with a win over Bradford High Bradford defeated Pick ering and in scniorinlermediatc games Peter Allen and Jim Brown were Pickering leaders CURLING STANDINGS YORK CURLING CLUB MONDAY DRAW Second Series TPls 1 3 1 I Coulter Carter King Woods Marshall Bennett Moody Morgan Spear I I 1 I I I 2 2 I NKWMARKKT kel Redmen management brought up four midgets for the clash with Aurora Tigers at the arena Sunday II was a good move as timed in their best effort of the season against the talent ed tireless Tigers Tigers won it hut knew they were in a hockey game of Detroit could urn a shot inlo his own cage on TV he could loo This Is what happened as Don Bond scored third Newmarket coal CURLING STANDINGS YORK CURLING CLUB TUKSOAY DRAW Newmarket Minors Close Scores In Atom Loop Dour Mc Donald scored Iwo coals Charles Grant one as Black downed Purple in New market Atom league action Steve Jackson scored the Pur ple loner Dave St John scored four goals two as Blue beat Red Ken But ler scored twice Terry and Brad Rogers once each to spark Red Dan Ped- scored for White John VanKoot for Green In tie Huskisson Rink Leads Monday Draw J NEWMARKET Ralph skip for Norm and Ernie defeated Jack Bennett to take the lead In the Monday draw play at the York Curling Club George Moody shaded Bill Bales spilled Jack Bennett Alex Spear downed Alex Mac- and Harry Carter swept past Bob Coulter Jeff Noll fired four goals and Dave were one poal sharp ies as Red smothered Purple Randy clicked for five goals as Maroon downed Green Guy Jim Sward and Jim Yardey polled other Ma roon goals Paul Kelly shot both Green markers streaker Rob Al corn scored three goals Alan Torbel one as Blue beat White Dennis Cope and Larry claimed White goals Brian Connors scored twice Kevin Adams and Bick Shed- once each as Green topped Red Scott Ritchie and Rick Watson were Red Dale Rawson and Brad Rye scored for Black but wasnt enough when Fish broke out for four goals as Purple tripped Black King Armstrong Kennedy Morgan Hall Clarke II Jones W I I I I I I I 0 I 4 3 2 2 I I I YORK CURLING CLUB WEDNESDAY DRAW Second Series A pair of midgeJs Rob Kane and Dong scored goals The other two up with ihe Jim ami Don played well Tigers grabbed an early lead as Paul and Bray struck seconds apart Before close of first period Kane and Wid difieid scored to make Kane scored unassisted Hugh McEvoy the hard working Bradford recruit signed re cently and Bill Morlson col lared assists on goal Archie scored on pass Boh Barber scored from John Gould as Tigers moved ahead with only second period goals Bray slammed a slapshot past Dave Ballard a Redman star at Gary and Pugh were in for Jim Rutherford a Tiger star rater decided if Hank Houston Woods Clarke Coulter RcnncU Spear Rates Moody Carter Gath Marshall 2 I I t I I 0 I I I TPls I Strikes Spares Motors with points are Major lea gue leaders Powell Fencers M Jono Newmarket Bowl Leos Clippers A lacks Bradford Fertilizer Keilh Davis 17 Mullens and Bond Head follow the pace setters Jim Martin owns best sin gle best triple best average 213 pis Bob Coulter and Harry Car eer provided an exciting tie to share second place Dr Bill McClintock edged Connie 65 Big scores were the order in other matches as George Moody topped George Morgan IM Murray Woods defeated Alex Spear and peter Neufeld downed larry Marshall TUESDAY DRAW Claude Ernie and Jack King rinks share the lead spot in Tuesday draw a point off the ace The four leaders won week as trip ped Art Sokol downed Boh Clarke 10 fi King defeated Ed Jones and trimmed George Morgan Gerry Armstrong defeated Mo Hall and Ivor Kennedy spoiled Fares return to action win Monday has become com petitive curling night at the York Club with four rinks competing Rob Clarke de feated and Ernie defeated Claude Rosborough in first SPIKIS President Hodges and his York curlers have a busy two months schedule ahead First up is the mixed White Elephant spiel Jan Watch nut men the Sadie Hawkins spiel goes Feb Dave John and Don Rone were two goal senders Paul Drew Kevin and Rod Smith con tributed a goal each as Blue bopped Maroon Craig Hunt scored both Maroon goals YORK HIGH BASKETBALL STANDINGS Senior Huron Heights Aurora I Newmarket King City Newmarket I Huron Heights Aurora I I King City n i l Fred and Stan hit tor best triples Ken Ross Stan lifnir Norm Roberts Jim Vis- Jim Marlin and Alan recorded best singles last week Previous week leaders were Bill Henry Mel Barton Mike Rob Ban ning Rill Arnold Larry league standing is BIuq 15 Black in Purple Green Red and Maroon trading scorers are Craig Hunt Paul Drew Barry Bel lamy Kevin Rick Bill Koot Paul Watts Wayne McCorkell Dave and John i- an Biggest do is booked for March with a three day Centennial Industrial Mixed Argus Cam era Dixon Pencil Office Spe cialty North York Farmers Imperial Oil Cash Carry lumber Newmarket and Cousins Dairy rinks will corn- note IPs lough to beat the Sutton Brian Grimes on their own Ice A and Tom Toth were George Jerry Pollock scoring to pace unit captured the HUB BANTAM ACTION Maroon blanked Rlack Green feated Red as action went into high gear In the Hub Op- Bantam Hockey Lea- EVANS FUELS FURNACE PARTS WEDNESDAY DRAW 1 Maroon Jim Flash poured it on four goals to lead Green Murray made Poppa with a spark ling two goal stint Bryan Pick scored both goats to keen the Reds in the contest led Sutton lop prize in the Canadian lis Woods J curling tournament directed the finished Wednesday draw Soklt Clarke Ernie So- Wesley qualified for district finals tdbe held H Jan at Sutton HOCKEY STANDINGS Marshall TOWN LEAGUE d the A second Newmarket rink the of Mo Hal Ralph us- Charles and Ernie 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