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8V ROD QROUHART Coitman ladies charged with robbing playegs ihl iiiistilallrsoitiiall season gets into lull swtng this week maybe wouldnt he surprised it lorecasted heavy rains ih llimscltout to lew games not to watch hut to pick out on Ladies Soltball Club has tallcn heavy ci itieism recently tram the East ewmarket Minor Soltball Association Theyve charmti outright with rolibing girls train in East lllllflllltll Newmarket girls juvenile team that never really iLSltti in play wtth them in the Metro intermediate Softball Dr Klilt rlason say it didnt exist is because interest in it ppm lltllll lJtl girls all general meeting in late March to tear six girls at the final indoor practise low weeks ago lint ottnian ladiesdidni have to answer the charges 1dr ll tile president at the EastGwillimhury Minor Soltball ration laul torkotl but they did six girl delegation met with Torkotl recently to tind out int Wllrll he meant by these charges and try to work out to team in the luture lorkotls attitude was really leel disappointed These girls Cutlmani arent considering anything hut themselves The Cottman ladies hth signed seven juvenile their team this mint it Jim no intention at playing on juvenile team this season Going back tew years the Coltman ladies have been an established Newmarket sollbail team since ll772 Tlte East Gwlillmbury Newmarket Solttlnll Association hasnt had Juvenile girls softball team tor over to years Wlltll the team looked its it was rapidly deteriorating Mkall llillhtltl tlle oltmun Indies as the villains Tnnnl the players this year on the Gamma team couched midget girls team in the East GwilllmiiuryNewmnrket rltlnll Atsocmtton last year and were told their girls would tr no where to play next season it wasnt announced tintii late March that the East hilliinliilryANewlnarkct Association would be having mrrnlt team this season Tiirktili reasons liic only way to build up leagu is TlltltNlllll The north met the south at the York tiunly Secondary School Track and Field meet held tit Thornlea last Thursday and surprisingly tiiougli lllt weather was co operative weve ha we were very lorr tunalc commented convenor tor the event Jim Mun teacher at ltlcltmtind Hill High School Tiioriiiea was the overall learn Winner alter picking up 503 points in the competition Huron Ilclgills was second with 366 and King my third with 272 Newmarket placed fourth at 225 points Dr Williams was seventh wllil l5 markers and Stilton eighth at i356 Aurora placed last in the fifteen school event with 31 points Ulrike Zugwelder and Janie Edwards tiotli at King City tied for the IlltllVitllltIl title in the midget girls divtsion Edwards placed iirslln the lot 100 and 400 metre races and Zugwclder was lirst in the two 1500 and 3000 metreevents Doug lladics of King City was the top midget boy otter collecting two tirsts in the ROO inter and 100 metre hurdles events and second in the lt0 oi Thornlea was the indivitltlal junior girls champion Mark lairey lrom Nt market was the top junior 11 long jump an third in the metre hurdles Jam Topontiwski of Rich mond llili and Marianne llall oi singstatl tied as the individual senior girls champions itoii Malcolm oi lltlron lleighl and John Christie oi Stoutivtiie tied as the senior lxiys individual champions Malcolm picked up two wonpl onsldcring the weather oceerecenel tirsts in the 200 and 400 metre races and another in the 100 metre hurdles The top two finishers at the York ounty meet Will travel to the Georgian Bay Secondary School Truck and Field meet tommorrow at Orillia District ollcgiate and Vocational tn stilute Others who have met the Georgian Bay qualifying lllnts or distances Will also compete lturon Heights is sending 17 boys to the Georgian Bay Meet and nine girls Dave Rutherford hoys physrcal education teacher at Iluron licighls said think the guys will do alright Were not as strong as we were last year but we wont be disgrace He noted that he was little disappointed at the York County meet thought wed place second but thought wed get martpoints than we did Brenda Edmisttin lluron Heights glrls physical education teacher commented couple at girls were disapr pointed at York County when they didntmake it ttqualiiy for Georgian Bay Listed ticlow are the results or the northern secondary schools at the York County track and field meet vonxcoumv want FIELD in MIDOEY aunts unmnurdiu Jl stnlmnstua summon imp Ie4iiturmiteivhls auripn Wiliiams mamir ruwnrns xrnq in Dell Aln Aurora larnannllxv Mti Huron wmpm mmm Edwards to KIIW av Mpolskv mi Huron Heluiils nooMuln Edwards iii Klnq ciiy Grindloy out Kiril lly Mcoamid er Huron Heights snropwrn sin iiurnn Nolans Var in wiltw you havent anything Tiltrl IN lot oi l7Iti year tild girl sottliall play iut atoll has cliastenetl the Cnilmtln ladies ler robbing the idle despite the act the team has tirily really taken few Tilcy litittmtin ladies can pick irom girls over ill but we iitiiilypitk iroiii I7Iliy oltlsnotes lorlttill llity innit the only gir we could ilave put together Itilnr ruin the ladies executive the three players ho considered playing Vtlllll luill decided oi Allow tree will to stay lit rt thing the iiElmtlllilll ttiiiii dont aw why we are being illcrIttl llir rtihlllnlt 11 am at players because it loss nt three ull AninitIitl players breaks the train it tlltlli have ipport In the ll plti The Ltittiiiaii latlleii liaii prtprlrilllg their am lot this sermon in suit shay we lorkoits Illllk Hl uniwrosntirlllnuld PAUL TORKOFF Turkptt realized lhe prnhtdmr lie would have in setting up Qivrrnh Ittllll this season lht Cottmaii ladies Nuwinnrkcl am since iii2 tire only this licflilllll playing out til it market diamond ll Willil they can play intermediate7 rlllllltlll coordinator Lee Alldread reason the youll on the team can till the shoeii at an ex rieneed hull liar lllyrltlll asset with their cntllulilaltm aliiil drive limit mnn the playern the tittman team In going with Mon too large number theyre carrying I7 riuydrr thats practically lwir lgnwlith liurplus ni ulrlli Ike that ilomellody hall to all nn recent interview to announce the nlgiilii iii players 0mm Aililreutl stated all player are utl ity players fixnrle two players lor each position young and oxv Emily way this prohleni lii golnf to lie solved Iii tor the lltrwllItmliiiiyNewmiirltet dime atloii and tile Column HM together in llcccmhor to begin plans tor ll lavmillo iii the iipcniiiiiig litniuiii Next season there will hit ll rlnlzlltltllltll iris Iioitliall lentil that could move tip to Illl tollitiiliir tltltl up to the Intermediate level Titanium iuverillu team willlio lornled just below It it it had linen announced at the earl til the provlotln We wouldnt he one and then cllttnllul II tnoin thnt Mn around for nlit yearn iii ltliit not the right thing to do Drive Kiiy til Iliirnn Ilelglitli llelti gets ready to throw up his arms till he utilise the llniiih line with it 50 yard lead on ltili nearest competitor in the senior Iloyn 3000 mntrr race at the Vnrk County Secondary lirtniol lrllck imd Field mott lnttt wmlt Kay niuorplucod llltl Ill lllt I500 IlltllI rncl nnd will comllelt lil liotl events ill the ornrginn iiny INNL more Countymeei ppm illIlUililffll Tom MIIs at Newmarket edgza himseli over the bar as he twists his head back hflurz landing in the midget high lump eolnpetltlon at the York County Secondary School Track and Field meet held at Thornlea last week Mills tailed to place in thr high lump mnt but grabbed iirxt in the triple lump event mmin mmir SENiou Gm Zimmer mr Kiev civ Warhurion uh Newmarket VMWW iron Mm mm Hemn no Newmarket will on lwnldev King City wnnmia iflaruurmn 1nd Newmarket 90 immumnneiqnis Rouncrslin Show lWMHIc snrrurosinwuhm wmirr 6th mm KAxncr sin King nV orw 7nd Kinu Ily aluminiumr my mm mm Newmanjnmgtnr an or an rr 1nd Willi 7ndlmgfzkKnuv pm on am to um Saunders on Mu rtcmnn mm WWW Cti Isl Ncwrnarkel er I500 WMHH Mn Cine 7nd Nov ity tionsriimn Lanwlump WNW yo union Nolan Kcllc on on Linton on William Armmug WM HeiaNs Cami on King iv Elli Ki it Franuscn uh KI it loo Meir WNW MtCarlnv5ih wnnwn pf mm mm alumnus or who MW rung Wrny mm 5m iinln mm on Grellunas sin Newmarket witmm wmi on King va ssurr 4m King an Wis Jl¢hJump itwmaire XhoPul mm in mmmnm emuWt War anmnrlnl El rt Dim 5W Helvtx tan Markham Isl Newmarket 1m nutvouch utau Markham Isl Huron Heights ind Nolwoiiiy2nrlAurofa Keene ira mm on Henson in Numi Neiwhia PNillDS on King ly Dow Dcwilrlqr 2nd Williams Nobwn mi Slwnnarxl Isl with Hendrick 2nd Nrwmnriti tin Sincriiiurxl isi Williams Nehruy int Newmarket wnimmi Mn King WNW7 my own Melon tjlrlcr Mn my Ily up Jump an p90 Isl Sultan irwm 1nd sui Jlloulaau¢flllil5 Krone Isl King ciiy vnnunum rm nqnhakmr tin Newmarket van 1nd Huron Mcluhls nylon lid autosnwnnms unlort on mp City Miller on mum Wham Poem sin in lm thltK pnpr lltli Edsr GwillimburyNewmarkei girls hockey on deathbed WMAltKEl The East GwillimtiuryNewmarket Girls ltockey Association is on the vergkof ioldlng liecausc oi apathy on the part of players parents irrAtfanwexecutlve elections mcefis for the league at We dropped to twoBill and his wife Newmarket Community Centre Anne in midseason iastweek only six ersons who was the secmmry arealreudylavolve inlhcgirls hockey showed tip and the ggflsxiigund Vice prcsmem mm mlmml aill feels that its time or Alto enter there were girls pfiylng hockey fthers to help in running the esgu league this past year which includes house league and all Wm 309 ll 89 301 for next season We have star teams daughter playing but dont Out of the potential I50 parents of mm 8mgv nanc think we Anne and liimseli should do it again run attended the meeting Itll be shame for the girls ii there arent enough to run the league This past season the East Gwillimburercwmarkel Girls Hockey Association started out We were really dlSSflP pointed when we got there it wasa disgrace There were only six people in attendance Despite the poor attendance figures Bill said expected it ior along time and its typictil Ulll noted he was sad at the prospect ot the league lolding because at the lack ol parent support As whole was pleased with the year The girls really had lot of Fun just feel like loidiiig tllc whole sheehang but the girls would lie the ones that suitor Its not the league that disappointed inc its the Thuummmummmmunnui executive dont llilnk Its parentsthntwontcointoiitanti unotllcr meeting or turn Ir do um um momowl 730 DJ um Lee Alldreud spokesman llccoiitciitistlilitatthciicxt tor the girls Eatit Gw llmhuryr Newmarket Open team was tallied with the turnout at the meeting meeting tnlllllllllrtl night might slay it enough parents come oilt litit Ctlll only do so much Newmarket Community Centre ti lheytlunt come out it will ioltl stild president Bill Ellie IN THE NEWMARKEl TOWN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS Compass edges Biirlirigs5r4f0r title NEWMARKET lit the Input below we meet tlie Montreal Clintidlelm wont hurt us wall the common cheer In the tiiiipallii luverii dressing room tiller they edged llurllng Melt ii ltlwrl league cituiiipiolisliip Newmarket iloc cup With all Joklng anide the Cotrlptiiitl crew wail ntllt lying til it 01qu they proved them we veil on the Ice Coinpliiiii Ken Wyatt llll We were the iiittlerdogsvlwt we limit Mart ed and today we played really well Colnplthfl wtiii loading litlllwny throti the third iorlixl nnd lt loo lttl an it they lull it may win uiitll llurlliig lied tllti euro ltt wlth only it mounds hill in overtime Illll play near uttwtltl irom not in and iiiilll hauling or pass trout tltiry llollltliiyllol tilllplllill tettllllnltlu Murray llllglit up lor the lltlliilllitu liltipiiliot tilttt iltiltl liitrlliiu itoitilvi lino Lloyd lliti olii intuit the IlIll Nollmar til Mnuii lowri on and coticli Hockey League iieastiii uiictuat llilifliry Blight ultlli tallied pointer in the second period along wldi teammate llll Scott lton lox nnd ed litlcliell counted the lmfnnnyTinF17VWmnidrvrgmzfrvlfly1mmflfy 0ultderu5uihmultimeterthootherseompnnsmnrkorrinthv Uilrd period lloli Ulitoii llur triiell Scott nnd llllght draw the fltliilillll Ulqu Mot llllmy put lltlrlliig on the acorehniird In the llrlit ierlod anti clicked twice inoru iictudliig the mu goal in the third Keri AVH4 counted tilt other liurllit ti iolntor early in the llilrd tiur otlI ilitt tlull lttiwrioii liitd littil liilllio hti pull out for Marlin In the consolation Llltllll ploiiiihlp llnynliiltiii llltllfl llpllltl Arinntrtinu lletli ltstnto ii ll toliittl overtime Illntell Armnlrnnit hull II itiltd early lit the hint iioriotl lilit lilo llnyiiittteii tuiiitiotlttitl three llliiea to load 4il lit the tlylii settiiitlli oi the union The Help poliittir lor Arlllfllrtllltt tttlllli with only 47 nectiiiitli In to play in wartime llliyinnttiii inrry illitiy lliltt llaii lttlliltir rlu itl altar tliny npltlnt tlié Newmaran Man Cttnutherll iltiii ltiiirey nnd Stu Young counted tor Armstrong wltll Al llrtly lllil illllllluy llldey Del Wheeler nnd Curruthors drawing the assists the llayiiialos with ltltey ltlitlistlng on tllree other Ron Payne also mutilated thrice tor Playmates and oak once Jtin tilldoy helped set up tcunitnuttl Errol ltooll who notched the winner with lull in the crlod Palmer and ill oy tallied two onlii each In the match lor ire Don ll Nttlidtty at llolllngnworth Civic Arena Comp ttnwnrti Ilitrtlngn hiilldern 50 ANl1flllfllll niliiulrii til overtime l1in intuition rnvmi crew are all intuit In tho congratulate Iiinlr onlln Kim Wyatt tin iliwti llntzkoy lmnutlr championship clip on mleaMflcLlithMmetul sports