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The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), September 27, 1967, p. 22

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TV Sept I Hasketts Hash By George Haskett Newmarket Argus should dispatch forthwith a engraved thank you note to East Gwil- Township The Townshippers loaned the home run fence for the fairgrounds flats The found it to their liking on Sat urday night They lifted five home run shots over the fence slaughtering 140 in the process The Highgate fielders would have been still chasing a couple without the fence Dont get the idea this series is over It A team that reaches the OASA Ontario finals has to have something on the ball Highgate beat out and Mount Hope to gain the finals so they are better than they showed here Sept 23 The word as yet on the north winners The north comes south for the allOntario this season It will be recalled the Newmarket Plaza Tires travelled to Hearst season They gave us a wonderful time in the north We hope it is Hearst again this year then we can return the compliment Incidentally if the Argusmen put the skids under Highgate and we see no reason why they cant and play the north it will add to the Thanks giving weekend festivities here Many events are already booked including a worthwhile soccer match between the Ontario allstars and the Provincial selects PLAYOFF SHUTOUTS Dale now has pitched five shutouts in the OASA playoffs hurled two shutouts against Ajax two against Fergus and now one against Highgate got three runs in two games off the EG whiz kid Quite a record for the Hub Argus three runs in seven games We wonder if any other pitcher in the province can boast of a better mark It started to sprinkle rain in the third inning after Argus built a lead Umpires Reg Wise man and Ron Price called a halt for 15 minutes In about five minutes the rain had slackened and the teams went back to work It sprinkled on and off for the balance the contest but we got it in This years Argus edition is possibly the greatest club ever assembled in the Hub Norm Roberts is catcher Dale Pegg and Jerry Case are the pitchers Don Gibson Ron Beckett Glen Main- prize and Ken Sturgeon form the inner picket line It is without doubt one of the best infields ever assembled in these parts Bill Don Larry Wallace and Lee Gould are the outer pasture patrolmen They can hit and can field Its a tough combination to top Bill Collier is coach Lou manager with Elmer Mattice club president and Argus Camera sponsors The Arguamen need but one win in the next two games to win the Barrie Senior League title We think they can do it HOCKEY AGAIN Its hockey registration time Newmarket minora register at the Hub arena Sept between am and pm To date have registered This ia away down from previous seasons Better get your name on the list pronto The East Gwillimbury minors are looking for another busy season Len Russell is president Ron Marshall vicepresident Frank Fleming secretary Earl treasurer Al immediate past president players have registered Additional registrations will be accepted The Aurora Town League may have to go to teams if the required ice time can be secured To date players have registered for league action John is calling for entries for the Senior Hockey League It is hoped New market and Aurora entries will he forthcoming CURLERS STIRRING The York curler are looking for new members If interested contact Linn The York Curlers annual golf tournament is scheduled for October 2 at the Sharon Golf and Country Club Art More croft George Morgan and Jerry Armstrong arc accenting entries The and Trophies go to the winners Its congratulations to the Zephyr Kollies Ed McGillvray and Brian Meyers The Kollies for the second successive season are Lake Ladies Softball league champions The Kellies won the fifth and deciding game over Holland Landing Jets in ten Innings The spine tingling contest closed the books on another successful season The received the Roy Pollock Trophy Norm leads the Aurora Badminton Club with Angela secretarytreasurer The club will make its headquarters at Huron Heights on Tuesday nights until the Aurora Williams gyms are ready They will welcome Hub members Arnold and Rich Lunney were pleased with the performance of the Zephyr bantams Zephyr lost and 20 to Trenton In the semifinals Bill the southpaw member of the Lunney brigade handled the pitching assign ment in both games with Glen and Neil Arnold Terry Evans and Dale Copplns providing the hit leadership HOME TIAM Aids ArgUS TO 64 Win Canadian Tire Wins Atom TitleTrophy ft NEWMARKET The wall was up at the fairgrounds Tuesday as Newmarket Argus Camera defeated Lake- views 64 for a 32 lead in games in the best of seven Senior Fastball League finals The wall was steady fielding Both clubs fabricated it as they entertained the fans with some handdapping fielding gems Ken Sturgeon and Glen Main prize made back to back third inning stabs Bill Forhan gathered in a hot line fifth inning drive Mainprise did it again in the seventh to rob Ted Emms of a hit Lakeviews had their mo ments Ted Emms ran down Dale drive was robbed again in the fifth by shortstopper Corby Pitcher Ron tossed out Ken Sturgeon on a nifty ef fort The Argusmen pounced on starter McKee for three first inning runs as Bill singled Dale walked and Norm Roberts lined a triple against the right field fence Wallaces single a wild pitch and Ron Becketts hit put Argus ahead in the second shook the goose- egg in the fourth as Emms bounced a ground rule double over the fence and Gary singled Argus made it in the fifth as Ron Beckett scored on Bill Forhans second hit whacked a sixth inning homer with a mate on base to slice the Argus lead to 53 Ron Becketts second bit a triple and Bill third hit a double gave Argus a ad vantage In the seventh A run of hits by Adams and Jim Pratt gave a final run in the eighth Dale fanned the side in the ninth to bring his strikeout toll to 12 McKee whiffed three Don Dykstra the same number had hits Argus nine It was close call for Upper Canada Collet but the goalkeeper Bakes the save during the soccer game played at Pickering College last week Upper Canada won the contest 5 Staff Nazarenes Are Champions Can adian Tiro a win over Reliable Taxi to win the Atom title ami New market Trophy with a 21 edge In the Minor Ball As sociation concluded another successful season last week Canadian Tiro found the right answer to put across a last game win In Wayne Col lier Collier was the steady hilltopper as the scored and triumph Mike Mullln was the pitching hero In the Reliable tri umph At the outlet of the season there were many player a Curling Goffers NEWMARKET Do you want to be a golf champ- Ion Well youll get to do it on Oct Thats when the York Curling Club will hold its third annual golf tournament The tour ney scheduled for the Shar on Golf Country Club It is expected to get underway at am Entries are now being ac cepted for the tournament by Art Morecroft George Mor gan and Jerry Armstrong Huron Heights Sports Judy and Rosemary Salmon are Huron Heights seniorjunior girls volleyball team managers Ann Adams Lena Bassle Penny Goldsmith Jo anne Nancy Miller and Pres ton are returnees with the senior champs Karen Irene Wystako Lynn Ball Janet Bailey Judy and Nancy Palmer have made the Junior team Huron Heights girls are crosscounty con scious as 20 have signed Ken Kyle defeated Randy to win the senior boys Tennis title at Huron Kyle defeated Bill Dike Dury downed Lawrence in the semis Bill Andrews defeated Bill Dike to win con solation honors Kyle Dury Andrews Dike Bruce Ken Bell and Doug Widclifleld won first round matches NEWMARKET Playing like true champions Church of the defeated Christian Reformed to win the National League champuiostip in the New- market League The performing like champions came from a last place tie in the league to cop the title Fred Boden who doubles as team captain led his team to victory with a stirring pitch ing and fielding effort Jo anne who had much to do with the Christian Re formed run to the finals was losing pitcher Christian Re formed gained the sportsmen of the year award They loaned one of their best play ers Marg Maan to the oppo sition to keep them from starting the game three runs down The went out like winners They scored four last runs to whittle the lead to four runs Headmen in providing the CHEST FREEZERSJ ALL SIZES We undersell Everybody smut to buy at BRICES BARGAIN BARN For 4 Years GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES lor Minimum amount Principal mil Guaranteed yearly or may No on cheques for purchase Certificate OPEN UNTIL pm OH FRIDAY EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE VICTORIA TRUST OFFICE LINDSAY Newmarket Branch Main Street necessary hit action were Malcolm Dave Fletcher Tom Proud Paul Dave Mlddleton Dave Olseo Barb Proud Sharon Proud BUI Proud Rev Coghill and Maan Simon Brian Maan Bert VandeBeek John Joanne Maan Bill VanDyke Adrian Kameri- Bert Henfitra Ann Van- Ivan Joose Nell and Ian authored best Christian Re formed hits For PROFESSIONAL DRAPERY CLEANING RUGS or UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE CALL The 8 Rebel has more leg room more shoulder- 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