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n the stourrvwi twkjke tknitt meter 1 l5s bobhassard quits pro hockey would favor dunnies or clippers bob hasard is through with money that decided the ques- j professional hockey the sialjtion said bob he explained wart stouffville athlete notified that at that time baseball sal- the management of the buffalo j aries were very low as compar- bisons recently that he would i ed with hockey wages not be reporting back for their i would do it all over again fall training session bob is pres- 1 u i had the chance he said ently employed with the birkett bob credits much of his base- insurance agency in stouffville b knowledge to the super- although his withdrawal from j vision he received under mr pro ranks carries an automatic t bob abate supervisor of the suspension bob is hopeful that j elizabeth playground in tor- he may obtain an unconditional on his team captured three release from the ahl team ontario championships he bob hassards climb up thef that a similar baseball i organized hotkey ladder has scheme could be operated here j been one of continued successes i m stouffville he started to play the game who is the better howe while attending huron street or richard was the familiar public school in toronto he question posed by the tribune later joined the ranks of the i reporter marlboro chain and graduated bob explained that from a through bantam midget and spectators viewpoint gordie junior he played one season of s howe was much prettier to junior b in richmond hill t wa he noted however that the wellknown frank sullivan richard would do the same was also a member of the club things only faster he said that j at the early age of 16 bob richard was mainly a threat caught a position with the marl- 1 irom the blueline into the goal boro jr a team he played crease his shot is so hard its diffl- cult to see explained the stou ffville pro he pointed out that if the superstars of the nhl includ- miuiiaiiu oi ic j howe richard belleveau ed the allan cup under the j etc were taken off their res coaching eye of joe primeau tive ciubs there would be little joe primeau was the great- difference in the calibre of hoc- est coach that ever was stated key in the national and ameri- bob in an interview with the can leagues tribune i what are bob hassards fu- in 19o051 bob moved up to ture hockey plans until some the toronto maple leafs once agreement is reached with the with them for four successive years in the season of 4950 the stouffville playmaker form ed the pivot between geo arm strong and danny lewicki with marlboro srs the team captur cards square the series crush wheatley 161 only one victory stands between the stouffville cardinals and the ontario baseball association jr c championship the ownership of the coveted provincial title will be decided on saturday afternoon at two oclock the rubber game with wheatley will be staged on a neutral diamond at port dover near simcoe after dropping a questionable 20 game in the series opener here at stouffville the cards moved over to wheatley on saturday afternoon and crushed their lake erie rivals 161 the game drew a surprisingly small crowd a strong contingent of fans from stouffville was in attendance stouffvilles ace twirler harry barber robbed of a vic tory in the first contest after a sensational mound effort chalked up the nine inning win at wheatley he fired a stingy twohitter although he lacked his usual good control and walked nine men he breezed a total of 10 strikeout pitches past wheatley batsmen only in tive sixth inning did he run into any trouble wheatley notched their lone tally in the 6th and left two men stranded on base a combination of hits errors and walks vaulted the stouff ville score deep into the double figures wheatley pressed three pitchers into service in an effort to halt the cards vicious plate attack none fared too well they issued a total of 13 walks they were clubbed for 11 hits ross madill was one of the main cogs in stouffvilles bat ting machine the agile thirdsacker belted two singles and a double in five trips to the plate gord eckardt clouted a double and a single and lynn taylor lashed two singles through the infield don haynes clubbed a twobase blow ted suzuki collected one hit harry barber aided his own cause with two solid hits one in the third and one in the ninth he com pleted the circuit and scored on both occasions don willan and ray breckenbery collected the lone safe ties off righthander barber both blows were scratch singles neither batter was able to advance past second base wheat- leys main plate threat wayne ives was held off the score sheet throughout the game he belted a pair of doubles and a single in the opener here coach murray stewart injected bantamage player glenn jackson into the cardinal lineup in the eighth inning though he had little luck at the plate he pulled off a fine catch in left field on a drive by wheatleys ray brackenbery following the wheatley game the majority of players journeyed on to cleveland and watched the indians and detroit round out the season in a sunday fixture again with coach primeau at the helm bob found himself on a championship club they won the stanley cup the winter of 5152 saw him performing with pittsburg the hornets won the calder cup he returned to the leafs in 5253 the next sea son at pittsburg the club once again walked off with the cal der trophy following a short stint in chicago he rejoined his mates in pittsburg to win his third calder cup in 5455 following the removal of the pittsburg arena bob was sent to hershey and then to buffalo he completed the 5758 season with the bisons bob contends that his greatest thrill was winning the calder cup in 194950 during his first year at pittsburg in a playoff game with hershey he scored two goals as the hornets defeat ed the bears 21 he potted the winner in overtime bob had an equally fine oppor tunity to perform in pro base ball a letter of acceptance from the management of the brook lyn dodgers is one of his many treasured keepsakes bob se lected a sports career of hockey it was the big difference in i buffalo team his plans are un certain he expects to remain out of organized hockey for this winter at least he would favour catching a position with the whitby dunlops or perhaps lining up with the local clip pers he hopes to engage in the odd scrimmage session in the arena throughout the coming season at the present time he is anxious to learn all aspects of the insurance business he hopes to continue his work with the young stouffville boys in baseball during the summer months i really enjoyed helping out with the peewee house league and the bantams he told the tribune those bantam boys were a real bunch of gentle men he noted he explained further that stouffville was for tunate to have so many able hockey coaches who were will ing to give of their time to look after the local lads stouffville can be justly proud of bob hassard his accomp lishments in both amateur and professional ranks have not af fected his desire to take part in smalltown sport private sponsor to ice local midget team the stouffville lions club will sponsor house leagues for pee wee bantam and midget age players as advertised in a pre vious issue of the tribune fol lowing a meeting of the club sports committee on monday evening it was decided that any player of midget age would be given an outright release these boys may decide for themselves whether they wish to play for a private sponsor in the north york league or remain in the lions house league the north entry will advance into the om- ha playoffs mr tom wedseltoft obrien ave will sponsor the private midget team it is rumoured that bill lennox will handle the coaching chores mr wedseltoft informed the lions meeting that he plans to drop the midget team in 5960 but will carry on with a juvenile club the lions committee after a lengthy discussion agreed that following this season they would sponsor only peewee and ban tam class hockey they plan this winter however to carry on with the midgets if the num ber warrants the organization of a house league any midget players wishing to be released from the lions league may ob tain such permission from the committee chairman mr don davis there will be no presehedule registration this winter for pee wee bantam and midgetage boys wishing to play in the li ons league instead each player will pay 25c per night admission i fee at the gate the automatic jsl00 per player insurance fee i still holds ladies bowling league schedule for 19581959 wednesday thursday 7 pm 9 pm 7 pm 9 pm alley number alley number one two one two one two one two sept 24 1 2 3 4 sept 25 5 6 7 8 oct 1 6 8 5 t oct 2 2 4 1 8 oct 8 5 4 1 8 oct 9 7 3 2 6 oct 15 3 6 7 2 oct 16 1 5 8 4 oct 22 7 1 4 6 oct 23 3 8 5 2 oct 29 2 3 8 5 oct 30 4 1 6 7 nov 5 4 7 6 1 nov 6 8 o 3 5 nov 12 5 6 7 8 nov 13 3 4 1 2 nov 19 2 4 1 3 nov 20 5 7 6 8 nov 26 7 3 2 6 nov 27 1 8 5 4 dec 3 dec 10 dec 17 4 dec 4 2 dec 11 7 dec 18 jan 7 8 2 jan 14 4 3 jan 21 7 5 jan 28 8 1 feb 4 2 7 feb 11 6 4 feb is 5 8 feb 25 1 6 mar 4 8 7 mar 11 3 1 ifctr is 6 2 mar 25 4 8 3 5 jan 8 6 1 2 1 jan 15 8 7 8 6 jan 22 3 1 4 5 jan 29 6 2 6 3 feb 5 4 8 1 7 feb 12 2 5 3 2 fb 19 7 6 7 4 feb 26 5 3 5 6 mar 5 2 1 4 2 mar 12 8 6 3 7 mar 19 4 5 5 1 mar 26 6 3 mt lion in prov finals play selkirk on saturday mount zion have advanced to the ontario intermediate d softball finals they will battle selkirk for the provincial cham pionship the first game in a twooutofthree series is sched uled for selkirk on saturday with the return tilt back- in brooklin- on wednesday oct 8 mt zions home game will start at 815 pm mt zion earned the right to contest the ontario title by beating kemble two games to one selkirk defeated electric in a thrilling series mt zion racked up a 93 vic tory over kemble on wednesday night of last week they took the opener 41 but dropped the return tilt 51 neil pascoe work ed seven complete innings on the mound for the winners ronnie jones took over in the eighth and finished the game pascoe was clipped for only three hits he fanned two kemble batsmen kemble threatened to close the gap in the ninth when with two on base and one out they at tempted to push a run across on a single he was tagged out at the plate kaye evans paced the mt zion teams plate attack with three hits he climaxed a torrid performance with a four base blow in the eighth inning vern ferguson neil pascoe and grant carson each had two hits john hill and murray jones each bagged doubles gary and geo edmonstone and craig of kemble each had a pair of safe ties kemble sent three pitchers to the mound in a vain effort to hold the powerful mt zion bats men in check the winners jum ped into a 20 lead in the second inning and couldnt be stopped stan mcmulien and grant car son chalked up the runs dou bles from the bats of murray jones and john hill with men on base scored vern ferguson and kaye evans at the end of the seventh inning mt zion had built up a 73 lead stan mcmul ien completed the circuit in the eighth and kaye evans sewed up the contest with his four base blow into centre field a win for mt zion on sat urday plus a victory at home on wednesday would bring the honours home to the faststep ping squad a split in the first two games would possibly see the doordie tilt staged on a neu tral diamond uxbridge likely entry in int c hockey one of the highlights of the annual fall meeting of the ex ecutive of the ontario minor hockey association was the unanimous decision to appoint a committee consisting of ted elmes gait as chairman and members jerry simmons grav- enhurst herb parker strat ford doug patterson stirling and gordon hawes of whitby ontario to prepare final details for the supervision of these pee- wee games and they will be making a final report to the executive at the next meeting which is to be held shortly it is possible that the peewee ser ies will be set up for group championships or zone cham pionships however this will be decided at the next executive meeting any omha centre interest ed in getting further informa tion may do so by writing to omha secretary gary mc- leod 75 parkview hill cres toronto 16 ontario the stouffville horseshoe nament the twenty members club one of the largest in the are pictured here left to right area has just completed a front row elmer orr wellorganized interclub tour- walt slack ed brownsberger rodr mills archie stewart wm grove walt vague walt pascoe giles tran middle row dave ratclift robt sell ers stan slack harry noble rear row geo stark tom cracknell carl sellers mur ray stewart harv clendenn- ing shas jackson and cliff pipher jarvis blanks brooklin 10 in pitchers duel jarvis nosed out jbrooklin stevensons motors 10 satur day night at brooklin commun- ity park in the first game of the ontario amateur softball asso ciations intermediate c semi final series the anticipated thrilling pitch ing duel between johnny ed wards the jarvis sensation and mel lefty meulemeesfer of the brooklin squad turned out to be everything the experts had predicted it was one of the most exciting games in brook- lins long softbali history edwards with a fine record of oasa playoff wins behind him lived up to expectations as he almost chalked up a no- hitter it was meulemeester him self who spoiled edwards no- hitter in the 8th inning meule meester led off with a perfect bunt in a desperate bid to tie up the game the brooklin pitch er stole 2nd base but was thrown out when he tried to steal 3rd edwards struck out a total of 18 batters and issued only one walk meulemeester was just al most as good he struck out 17 batters and walked only two but he gave up five hits the one that hurt was reek ies twobagger with one out in the top of the third inning nix on grounded out for the second out and then g miller tripled reekie romped home with the only run of the game a large crowd witnessed the tense struggle a contingent of players from markham attended the game it was jarvis that ousted the aces from further playoff competition the visitors were also well supported by fans from their home town uxbridge players with marlies two of uxbridges most talented hockey players gary houck and gene more have been invited to attend the training sessions of the toronto marl- boros the workouts for the jr b club vvill start october 13 toronto hockey scouts put their fingers on these boys last winter during playoff competi tion with the uxbridge juvenile club in spile of a lack of arti ficial ice the young hockeyists showed a natural ability which with the proper coaching and practice could be developed into protype of calibre omha discusses peewee hockey an intermediate c hockey entry is planned for the town of uxbridge organized by mr clark terry the club will play their home contests in either stouffville or port perry arenas until natural ice is available in their own rink the entry has been accepted by the oha the team has a sponsor the club has held two workouts one in the aurora arena and one at leaside sweaters and equipment have been purchased an executive has not as yet been selected according to mr l e oneill of stouffville the uxbridge club vvill likely be placed in a four team group with alliston bee- ton and orangeville details will be finalized at a meeting to be held early in october booster tickets on sale stouffville clipper booster tic kets for the 195859 hockey sea son were placed on sale this week they may be purchased at various business places through out the town or from the club manager mr harry lee a reserved seat for the first ten home games may be had for s500 for an additional 300 fans may attend a meet-the- hoekeyclub dinner and dance to be held early in the winter the winner of the lucky draw will receive a number of val uable prizes the clippers will compete in an intermediate b group two other entries are definite in cluding bradford and milton georgetown are definitely inter ested in performing in b class this winter mr tim oneill has arranged a league meeting to be held in bradford on thurs day oct 9th the fine trophy donated by the stouffville and newmarket branches of the bank of nova scotia for the best plowed land by a boy under 21 years of age in the north york match is now on display in the local bank competition for this award will take place on oct 15th every housewife has a calling says a professor thats what gets dad and the kids up in the morning public skating opens stouffville arena wednesday october 8th saturday october 11th starts at 815 pm late rally wins for altona over markham a bnll game isnt over until the last man is out this slogan held true for altona on monday night as they staged a four run rally in the eighth inning to beat markham 63 the win for ray hills squad makes altona a solid favourite to take the scries and the community lea gue championship they now lead two games to one altona have captured the title on two previous occasions the junior acesheld a 32 edge before altona came to the plate in the fatal eighth the mcdowell brother combination led off with hits frank hendy hit into a fielders choice but bruce redshaw walked to load up the sacks with only one out the stage was set for harold hodgson to deliver the payoff blow he singled to count the wouldbe winning tally allan redshaw uncorked another hit to score altonas final run cliff morris and gord forgie were retired in order to end the rally for markham the damage had been done although their pow er batsmen al tidsbury don middleton and ron graham were due at the plate they enjoyed little luck against fireballer hendy middleton grounded out pitcher to first tidsbury bounc ed out short to first and three strikes were breezed past gra ham it was a disappointing loss for markham and a jubilant win for altona ted matthews the southpaw hurler who took a heavy toll of greenwood batters suffered the setback on monday night he was injected into the contest in the sixth inning in an effort to protect markhams one run ad vantage the strategy backfired and altona connected for four hits and four runs bert beckett working on the hill for the aces through five previous in nings enjoyed excellent control and tossed a stingy threehitter gord forgie bruce mcdowell and harold hodgson collected the lone safeties off the mark ham righthander he whiffed five batters and held the opposi tion to a pair of runs matthews plagued with a sore arm in re cent days couldnt cope with the altona plate power in the 8th frank hendy was in fine pitch ing form he registered a total of 13 strike outs only one mark ham run was earned he retired his rivals in order in the first third eighth and ninth innings his mates gave him rather weak support at times and commifted four errors three of these mis- cues came in the fifth inning and resulted in one markham run al tidsbury and ron gra ham teed off on the altona speedballer and whacked out triples don middleton belted a double larry reesor and jim johnston tapped out singles harold hodgson and bruce mcdowell paced altonas plate attack with a pair of hits gord forgie allan redshaw and gord mcdowell each had one safety a win for altona on wednes day night would set the stage for a possible league windup on friday another victory for markham would deadlock the series and extend the playoffs to not less than six games m halstead heads mens bowling league mr maurice halsted has been elected president of the mens bowling league the appoint ment was made at an organiza tion meeting held at the stouff ville alleys on monday evening other members of the executive are secretary earl crowder treasurer alex wilkins the league this year com prises a 28 week schedule the eight teams will bowl on mon day and tuesday evenings they will officially open on monday oct 6th at 7 pm the eight teams and captains are as follows sunoco blends alex wilkins ringers bill grove cardinals don dun- keld red caps stan miller anonymous carl arnold bournehunter rockets harry bourne harveys hotshots harvey bellman edgevale mon- archs doug muir any unattached bowlers wish ing to catch a place on one of these teams are asked to contact the team captain or leave their names at the alley vi rennie tops lady bowlers vi rennie opened the ladies bowling league schedule with a fine 264 single score on wednes day evening of last week in addition to topping this class she also held the high triple score with a 636 reta laushway was the run nerup in the high single depart- jment with a 252 other close competitors were ann lehman 239 eve grove 225 opal leh man 215 betty wilkins 223 june haram 200 and lenore ea rner 204 the eight team standings to date are as follows no 44 pts no 23 pts no 73 pts no 63 pts no 51 pi no 81 pt no 11 pt and no 3 no points undernourished but overfed malnutrition is not necessar ily a condition of the under privileged a person who cats a great deal of food may still be undernourished if his meals do not constitute a balanced diet often with serious results did you know that the sight of a dog chasing its own tiil insp ired chopin to write his dog waltz lets go bowling open bowling safurday at 7 pm mixed bowling -r- friday at 7 pm open alley mon tues men open alley wed thurs ladies bowl tf j t a a a a r