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Era NewmarketAurora Keswick On Wed December 1 by the way By LARRY ROBERTSON look at the players of note who have passed through ranks on their way to better things In my searching I have come up with seven to the ranks of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A loop Jim Cowell a regular with the Ottawa e other six have taken scholarships at universities ted States Two have gone to Yale University Connecticut with another two attending North Eastern University in Boston The final two of the group are attend ing Kent State and Dartmouth Universities It must be remembered that although these players in universities as hockey players their scholar- are mainly academic must have good marks as well as the ability to chase the puck The players who has been across the border the is Roy Keys of Aurora Keys is presently in Ms tkird year at Yale taking a course in Political Science Keys obtained his scholarship not primarily on bis playing ability but for having the highest marks in grade 3 of any boy in Aurora MAY ESTER POLITICS Roy is not really interested in playing hockey later said Roy Keys St He is more interested in teach ing and possibly coaching in school With the possibility of going into politics later Another member of this group is Bob Kane of Newmarket also at Yale Bobs first year said Mrs Angelina Kane is sort of a general one and he hones later to study law Right now he is doing quite well down there The other two players who attend another univer sity are and Eugene Gene Both are at Bostons North Eastern University Since the boys were with the both fami lies have moved Archambeaus family left Newmarket and moved into Toronto where his father the late Ernie Archambeau became manager of a Royal Bank branch a position he held in Newmarket DETAILS SKETCHY As is usually the case when families begin to move about details of their whereabouts become sketchy and often contradictory About all I was able to garner was that he is presently in attendance at North Eastern on an academicsports scholarship The same is true of the Newmarkets Jim Wither- spoon and Auroras Paul Dixon WHherspoon presently Is studying at Kent State while Dixon is at Dartmouth Another Newmarket player although not a New market area resident is also at Dartmouth Dale Dunning a from Toronto was at one time the Redmen goalie when Roy Key and Ross Goddard were rebuilding the club after the Smoke Rings sputtered and died in the early sixties Its fanny how things cone about While I was talking to Roy Sr regarding his son Roy I suddenly realized that I was talking to the former Redmen organi ser manager and coach Keys stated that after running the club he moved to Aurora where he joined the Aurora Tigers hockey Elmer to king over Keys bad as his coach When I went to Aurora said Keys Forhan came with me and became the coach for the Tigers TWO IN AURORA Aurora for two years said Keys Newmarket Its interesting how things come to light to pro vide an insight into the background of an established organization such as the Newmarket I found it not too surprising that hockey players today are just as interested in getting an education as they were in previous days but now with the change in attitude toward athletics on the college scene the players able to further their education and still keep up their Torrid race in Tuesday mens action NEWMARKET Only two points separate the top and bottom rinks in the late draw of Tuesday mens curling at the York Curling Club The George Mor gan foursome leads with five points and the Murray Woods quartet is at the bot tom with three Six other tied with Ernie Sokol don ned Harold while Bob Clarke drubbed Jack Claude The four still out in front fal lowed closely by Kennedys Stefaniuk Mitchell Johnston Hodges Marshall and follow in that In the Wednesday draw a pair of high scores dominated play Harry Carter walloped Tom 134 with Ernie doing him two better In a pair of squeak ers Jack nipped Alex Spear and it was 76 over Garry Armstrong A big Friday mix ed draw saw some high- scoring games and Ken Johnston do ubled the score on Gil Smith de feated Ernie Stefaniuk Dan Morgan over John In- and Claude slid by Bob d Frank Crowe downed Cam Hall and Ralph defeat Dean Wilson to round out the weeks action Skip Connie left help lead Audrey Scott sweep this rock during the York County Cnrling Clnbs Turkey Spiel last Sunday Second Lindsay Fair is barely visible behind Mr Filman Ivor Kennedys rink won the am draw followed by the rinks of Ernie Stefaniuk and Mr Filman In the draw the Jack rink won with Jack rink second and Ed Jones rink third White Photo NHL oldtimers to play Rangers In the early Tues day draw Ivor Kennedy led his ruikmates to an 86 victory over Rudy Enjie Stefaniuk downed Walter Hartman rrge Mitchell Phone The Coop Old Don Mills ice ambitions if tbey desire KESWICK The NHL Oldtimers will meet a hometown team here on Valentines Day Officials of the South Shore Rangers an Junior club this week the club been tentatively select ed to meet the at Keswick game Sunday Feb The Old are donating a watch and this will of the major draws place at the prizes to be won will be two blue tickets to the April game at Maple Leaf Tickets to the N H L Old Timers game will go on sale within the There will be 1500 tickets sold in ad of the game there will be NO ticket sales at the door on the day of the game The tickets will cost one dollar each and will entitle the holder to en- chance to win one of the many prizes including the NOTICE to all SKI customers who purchased narrowtrack models from Vic Sturdy Equipment Keswick Ontario We have been authorized by Bombardier Ont Ltd to supply the tie rod ends needed to complete a modification on the above models FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL OR DROP IN TO SALES 61 YONGE ST S AURORA GENERAL TIDE SKI SALES SERVICE STEREO SOUND AS IT SHOULD BE HEARD Stereo 8Track Tape Cartridge Player ZXANYWHERE stereophonic sound goes with you Speakers are mounted 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