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- [SOLAR FLOOR HOCKEY Planets And The Simcoe Hall Solar Floor, Hockey League entered its second week of playoffs Tuesday evening with the Planets and Satellites re- maining undefeated as a result of the action. In the opening fixture, Planets struck hard and fast in the first two periods and by the time the Comets knew what had happen- ed they were behind 8-2. The Plan- ets were led by Tom Olynyk who scored two goals and Bill Miklas with a singleton with the Comets only reply coming on a penalty shot by Ted Bathe. The first period ended with the Planets be- ing out in front 3-1. The roof fell in on the Comets in the second period as Olynyk fired three more while Hanna and Miklas scored one each with Craddock getting the only goal for the Comets. This put the win- ners well out in front by six goals with the hdter pir mg.oianediinr Both teams played on even terms throughout the final period with each team scoring three goals. Olynyk ran his total to seven as he scored two more Undefeated In Playoffs Satellites a game in the regular schedule and were expected to sweep the playoffs without too much trouble. With Dave Nicholishen firing no less than five goals and Bob Gled- hill three the Satellites were out in front at the end of the first period 84. The goal scorers for the Meteorites were Albert Angel, with three and Tom Chasczewski with one. Satellites remained in high gear in the second period with Gled- hill and Nicholishen getting two more apiece with the Meteorites only answer a singleton by Angel. This sudden outburst put the Sat- ellites out in front by a 12-5 score with one period to be played. In the third stanza the Metepr- The annual Carp Derby of the Port Perry Rod and Gun Club will be held at Port Perry Harbor front on Sundays, May 27th and June 3rd. This is an annual event for the riddance of the carp and comes at a time when it allows the sports- men to get their limbs limbered up for the opening season for the black bass and the muskies. It also gets them into the feel of the old rod and reel, for when they get hold of a carp at this time of the year, they have a real fight on their hands. The area that is to be fished this year is the same as in the past years, in the waters around the docks, north to the Kent road Port Perry Rod and Gun Club Announces 'Carp Derby' Dates across the causeway to the Island shore, and in the bay, by the Yacht Club. An area of this bay has been cleared out this year by the club. Last year there was around 250] to 300 carp taken out by all fisher-! men. We are living in hopes of bet- tering that figure this year. RI S AND PRIZES Starting time will be early morh- | ing each day; weigh-in time is 7.00] p.m. and each person may keep his or her carp separate. There is a prize for the largest carp each Sunday, also for the largest for both days, as well as for the most carp for each day and for the two-day total. P.S. Bait is made up and sold by the club, this includes the regis-| known as Beech St., south to and tration fee. BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS ites started a good back that fell short with Chasczewski scor- ing four and Angel two while Joe Kolodzie scored two and Gledhill one to.keep the Satellites ahead and they emerged with a well earned victory over a very good team. SATELLITES: Goal, Lloyd Mapes; Dave Nicholishen, Joe Kolodzie, Bob Gledhill, Jim American League Washington 200 100 002 000 000 01-- 6 14 0 Kansas City 300 000 002 000 000 02-- 7 11 1 Stone, Chakales (1) Grob (11) Stobbs (17) Pascual (17) and Ber- beret, Courtney (9); Ditmar, Gor- man 10 and Ginsberg. HRs: Washington Sievers; Today's Game (And Probable Pitchers) New York at Detroit -- Turley (2-1) vs Maas (0-2) . (Only fame scheduled) riday's Games Cleveland at Chicago (N) Kansas City at Detroit (N) New York at Baltimore (N) Washington at Boston (N) BALDINA "B" 35m.m. CAMERA f/3.5 lens Prontor SVS 1/300th shutter Rapid Wind Superb for Color Slides Perfect for Black & White Fully guaranteed Regularly 41.95 now only $20.95 Mitchell, METEORITES: Goal, Cooper; Jack Guindon, Albert Angel, Tom Chasczewski, Bob Dixon, Gord McCrimmon. Officials: Bill Miklas and Ron Gorycki. PLAYOFF STANDINGS W LPts 204 while the Planets other goal was by Miklas. Craddock countered two for the Comets with Gorycki adding the other, By virtue of their victory the Planets are still undefeated and their big game next week against the Satellites will decide the championship of the league. PLANETS: Goal, | Tom Olynyk, Bob Hanna, Miklas, George Urquhart, Breau. | COMETS: Goal, Ross Crad- dock and Ted Bathe; Les Dutton, | Ron Gorycki, Paul Pope. Officials: Jack Sneddon Kansas City--Finigan. Baltimore 100 010 000-- 2 7 ©0 Chicago 010 200 00x-- 3 6 0 Schmitz, Moore (4) and Smith; Harshman and Lollar. Boston 000 000 030-- 3 6 1 Cleveland 000 112 20x-- 6 13 0|Pittsburgh Sullivan, Kiely (7) Hurd (8) and Ney York White; Score, Mossi (8) and Hegan.| Philadelphia New York 150 160 000--13 17 3| Chicago 3 13 . Detroit 020 300 000-- 5 5 4| Today's Games Coleman, Grim (2) Byrne (5) (And Probable Pitchers) and Howard: Hoetf, Masterson (2)| Brooklyn at Philadelphia (N)--| Brady (3) Aber (5) and Wilson, | Drysdale (1-1) vs Roberts (4-4) | HR:-- New York -- Baur. (Only fame scheduled) National League riday's Games National League w L ro. GBL|| EVEREADY LEATHER CASE for above. Regularly 8.25. Now Only SUPPLY LIMITED... HURRY... Gary Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn GA GA 14 20 20 18 Planets Satellites Meteorites Cosmics Craters 0.30 9 12 Comets 0 290 19 Final games in the playoffs are| Don Andry; Bill 20 4 Harry 4 Ra LADIES NEIGHBORHOOD LEAGUE The Mic-Macs, 1955-56 cham- | Atomic Trophy and individual | Legge, Muriel McGahey, Fran |Tim Nelson. pions of the Ladies' Neighbor | trophies, which they received at Schoneau, Ivy Ferguson, Marie | SATELLITES WIN AGAIN hood Bowling League. are shown | their closing banquet recently. | Heath and Winnie Masters, | In the second game the unde ood Bowling League, are. she a q ¥+ | team captain, shown in centre, |feated Satellites grabbed an early above with their laurels, The | Left-to-right, they are:--Helen CHAMPIONS and League holding trophy. lead and never looked back as NOW LOCATED OLD POST OFFICE BLDG. RA 3-4621 rr SCORES 5 GOALS to send to the rules committee EAST LONDON, South Africa next Tuesday, May 20. 7.00 p.m,,|8t. Louls 000 000 000-- 0 6 0|Brooklyn at New York N) Satellites vs. Planets; 7.30 pm. Plttsbuggh 000 032 10x-- 6 9 0 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (N) | Meteorites ya. Craters and 8.00) Schmidt, McDaniels (6) and|Cincinnati at Milwaukee (N) | HRs: Pittsburgh Folles, we Internationa) . Chicago 100 001 120 § ---- ~|they went on to defeat the power Police Softballers Philadelphia 000 400 000-- 4 5 1) Montreal > . [ful Meteorites by a 15-11 score " fu 3 |e Toronto ] h This was a mild upset, due to the fo [Chiti; Haddix, R Miller (8) and y - Now Is e Time fact that the Meteorites never lost Nose Out Thornton 8S Seminick . . Richmond 1 S To Check Your Boat Hits: Chicago Irvin, Chitl, umbus u opening game in Oshawa Forrest Milwaukee at Brooklyn ppd rain Buffalo 12 ers League against the Thornton's ternational League Miami 14 be here, even In spite of the late Corners crew Tuesd I Intern xu dh ka ot pln pg tine for | ofners crew on Tuesday night p,.ppeter 000 001 000-- 1 6 3| : EE ek has a ching | ENDS GERMAN TOUR hod * {by Geo. H. Campbell [Lois Gipment." Conservation] DUESSELDORF (Reuter) fice victorious by 8 score ot 1110, pF i5200lz, Geiger (2) and Rand; Richmond at Havana Wy EDITOF Officer A. D. Hitchcox, Oakville, | Manchester City, British Footballl On the mound for the winners|Loicher and Sawaiskl 0-0 4 ol SPORTS E R | > A 4 Lands and Forests, Huron District, heir beaten iy Spo omany Rurjed the Jaoie game, giving up| Herbert, Miller (5) and Noble; SPORTS JACKETS i SUBURBAN COATS Bi : ng ou ree Morehead and Command. WILL IT BE FORGOTTEN ? The Canadian Amateur Hockey 6 pafake sure the boat is in good | ree passes, while fanning five. Columbus 000 000 000-- 0 5.3 e. vi its three-week| : ¢ 1 fom the Alberta branch on Tuesday which he meeting decided COI C11 Bl, PUREE! tlio FE a i) ST lS, 208 Saami y -- and in turn, to the joint rules com- gerews and bolts tightened and | McHugh and Barker both hit tri- Richmond 000 311 100-- 6 12 1] mittee of the amateurs and professionals, for their consideration. I | le ; ) - We only hope something comes of it. Our Western Canada hockey i Th We tar Josks, (Reuters --Cardiff City centre-for-| Vp 5 1icemen won their game A ar Rr WA cousins want to return part way to the hockey of a decade ago--| Check the points on the outboard| og in Ty touring sides 10-0 win in the 5th when three walks, two Scantlebury (9) and Dotterer. ug (lotr he Gver Border here Wednesday, Toe dcubles and 2 triple gave 'them Buffaic at Montreal spd sold For The Besi Values And | § set. Make sure| : vii 4 five runs and a three-run lead. American Association over the opponents' blue-line and do away with the business of (pe ropes are in good shape -- you Euglish mst Sivision Soceet DF The losers drew first blood when Wichita 4 Indianapolis 5 L«] shooting the puck into enemy zone from centre ice and then every- may need a tow before the seaso | * |they scored their first two runs Denver chs baal 1, L WE T 24 ing i f 0 ; Is over. | BRAZILIANS WIN {in the opening frame off a single,| Omaha nneapolis body scampering in after it, on a pell-mell scramble. If life preservers became mil-| PARIS (Reuters) -- Vasco de a walk and an error. Doubles by| Louisville at Charleston ppd rain |dewed during the winter, they will|Gama, the Brazilian soccer club,! Cloyd Morey and Naylor in the! Pacific Coast League a |Seattle 0 Vancouver 10 have to be repaired or replaced. beat Racing Club de Paris 4-1 h - e. cing Club de Paris ere second gave them two more tal |San Francisco 3 Sacramento 10 p.m, Comets va Cosmic |Sarni; Friend and Folles. | Chicago at St. Louis (N) Hacker, Valentinettl (7) and| Rochester ' 9 Oshawa Police played their ¢jncinnatl at New York ppd. Havana " : N ow TORONTO Summer will soon SPORTS IN BRIEF Everything from Soup to Nuts and the game was nip-and-tuck Toronto 060 000 00x-- 6 8 1 Columbus at Miami | boating equipment Conservation | of the Ontario Department of Association Cup winners, ended yas "Red" * MacDermaid who| Miami 200 021 x-- 5 9 0 Association's annual meeting in Montreal received a resolution shape; holes and cracks should bef... = 0 during Big gun for the police crew was Miami 110 212 00x-- 7.9 '1 SHOP NOW AT rusty ones replaced with copper| ples to bring in big runs for she Havana 001 000 000--1 3 0 namely, they want the puck carrier to be forced to carry the puck meter; it's advisable to start the son with a nev If this rule was enforced, we'd see the return of stick-hand- ling skill, a play-maker who could handle a puck wouldn't have to be a 200-pounder before any club would sign him up. It's our opinion that a lot of 'rough stuff," in the corners, especially would be eliminated with the elimination of this busi of shooting the puck into enemy territory anc chasing in after it. It would bring about a returm of the passing plays we used to see, when a two or three-man attack swept in over a team's blue-line, with the puck-carrier the first man over the line, The idea is to permit shooting the puck ahead, into enemy- zone, only when your own team is short-handed. We doubt if the NHL portion of the joint rules committee will support Alberta's sug- gestion but even if they give the new rule a trial in the minor ranks, we think it will prove itself. Personally, we think superior stick-handling and play-making would be developed if such a rule was put in force -- and -- if the minors are to be the prov- ing ground, we'd like to see them go all the way and wipe out that red line while they're at it--make the puck-carrier be the first attacker to cross either blue line. BOBBY PRENTICE, th homebrew ball player d back « eve is me a little week sol 1 A real chance to show season's schedule BERICHT BIT g mre oA ty Tal ever f Lasiie gare CHIT OUY spp n (hs Inter « SCORE or Boston gain on Alene ak Tribe Aids BAL is due to pitel iw Brooklyn agasir x old mates, the Glants » the FLOOK HOCKEY, in coe Tuesday night with §. els title Polo the Bin Hal and Satelit Solar | i nd up next br ' yr ¥ booked to meet this irked about the which MAGLI, in the game that will decide the |Try to make the summer season|Wednesday, aft leading 1-0 at li | ednesday, after leading at lies and for the next three innings 0 Diego 9 Los Angeles 10 safe and happy by being specially| halftime. | careful in a boat. | | they kept neck-in-neck with the! | Police crew until the fifth. In the | It's time now to put away shot-| {guns and rifles for the summer. Wipe with an oily cloth 0 make sure there are no rust spots; per- spiration on hands will make rust| spots about as fast as anything. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS sixth inning the Thornton's team brought in two more tallies to come within one run of the men in blue but the single tally made | the big difference when it was all over. Keep shotguns and rifles in a dry place, then they should be in good condition for use next fall. shells cupboard stairs. "A continual check on sporting equipment may save cost-| majors ly repairs later," says Hr. Hitch- cox in a dry ment this summer may spoil an/and a homer in four trips to help otherwise well-planned vacation." |Cubs beat Phillies 5-4. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Pitching--Bob Friend, Pirates: |three homers between them, Keep Allowed just six singles, struck out|for Morey, to add much strength Chicago up-| five and walked only two, one in- to the Thornton's attack |tentionally, to beat Cardinals 6-0) POLICE: Jenkins 3b; your| for his seventh victory, tops in the Copeland Hitting -- Monte Irvin, Cubs: er c; Dionne If; "A breakdown in your equip- Drove in two runs with a double Jemison 2b in 4th. Walt: Bath and Guy Morey hit two Young 2b; MacDermaid p; Bark- rf; 1b; Dillabough cf; McHugh Homes ss; THORNTON'S: Shephardson 3b; Hollywood 5 Portland 6 Northern League Fargo-Moorhead 0 Eau Claire 4 Winnipeg 11 Duluth-Superior 5 Grand Forks 4 St. Cloud 11 Aberdeen 0 Wausau 3 W L Pet. GBL New York x 676 Cleveland 613 2% Boston 567 4 | 500 6 | Baltimore 455 T% | Detroit Kansas City Washington Stovin 1f; Bemis 2b; Pipher e; Bath 1b; C. Morey p; Scott rf i G. Morey cf; Naylor ss; Soles rf; 5th; Fielder p in 5th; Gibson. 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