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THE ERAl GIRLS Newmarket loses one wins three NEWMARKET The junior and senior girls volleyball teams from Newmarket High School won three of their four games here Thursday as they hosted District High School and Huron Heights Secondary School in York County Secondary School competition For the juniors the af ternoon began on a sour note as they were outclassed by 150 and 1511 Newmarket players seemed to have difficulty keeping their serves under control and their returns were often erratic On took advantage of In the second Newmarket junior game however the home dub tasted victory downing Huron Heights and 158 Palmer of Huron Heights Secondary School returns volley Debbie as Wendy watches in background Newmarket High School Newmarket High junior i defeated Huron In two straight volleys hall with balk tic lixlion Cornell polo team defeats locals in invitational game AURORA A polo team consisting of four men from Cornell University at Ithica New York defeated a team selected from the members of Toronto Polo club at Fox Den Farms here Saturday by the score of 14 a been head of the coaching staff at Cornell for many years gave the local team a twopoint handicap but was out in front at the end of the first seven- minute period or as it is called The other three members of the visiting team Ralph Car penter Bob Sterzberchar and Derek were also part of the coaching staff from Cornell Playing for the home team were Peter Calverly Don Bolton and Mike Several times a year the Toronto Polo club hosts clubs from New York Detroit Chicago and other areas in the Northern United States and now there are plans to bring In a club John Cole phofos from the Barbados in the Spring In addition to the games hosted here the Toronto club also travels to the American centres four or five times a year The ponies for such in vitational exhibition games arc all supplied by the home team They are drawn for then switched around during the game so that no player will have an advantage The game Saturday was fast and hardhitting with the American team having the upper hand from the outset By the end of Hie second the score was After three it was 117 On Sunday the polo club sponsored a clinic primarily for its younger members but also as one of the directors Bud McLean pointed out for anyone interested in polo When a man like Steve Roberts is here everybody should show up said McLean Polo requires conrdiiiaticm horsemanship and a certain courage llll I 1 1 Ill 111 hoi- 1 I II Ml 1111 III physic condition Four businessmen now own Rays Newmarket Sportsmen Ltd now the sponsor of the Newmarket Rays Senior A laslball team In addition to owning the Rays lite company will be looking to pick up a hockey franchise for the The company which con sists of four Newmarket men Roy former sole of ReadyMix construction and John Cole announced its Saturday for the the further that the Rays had signed ace Bob thus finally putting an end to the rumors that had signed with his former club the Richmond Hilt Dynes Casey Cripps coach of he Dynes says however that has already signed with RWer hangs precariously out of the saddle as he order Is maintained by strict rules for the ball In spite the speed and sometimes action of the prevent him playing or any other team In Ontario The card that signed with the Dynes back in October and to which was referring is according to Twinney illegal For one thing it is against the rules to sign a player in for season stated Twin ney For another thing that was a Canadian Amateur Fastball Association card he signed and we are using Ontario Amateur Fastball Association cards this year Casey and Vern Dynes have picked up the Toronto Globals franchise and are thus looking to join the Ontario Fastball league but Twinney suggested they might encounter some dif ficulty If they start interfering with everything they wont be allowed to join he exclaimed In addition to the I Ii mi Kin signed Hill luimey Dan and Run Lchay as well as allstar outfielder Derek Rabbit and Dave Russell an both formerly with the if the hockey At tins the Were looking to pick up possibly a Senior A franchise There have also been some inaji a in llie coaching department Dick Robinson has moved i- arc looking H an ex pro player named Martin who coached Scar- borough last Mir Twinney feels the changes will inlj die local laslball club I feel we have had the best the league for the past any stronger team I think give it a good shot 1 feel