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the tribune siouffviile ont thursday june 3 191 sports news and views v 6 ron junto ae gananoqueiihe pitching chore for stouffville finalists and a and after a shaky start managed to member of the quad that nosed out edge out the yonge st team aurora is and many a placed winter now located in oshawa predict that he will find with the generals next while a start has not been made yet by the athletic club and local softballers on putting their new uxhr1de softball ikaclk olkx fok stoikfv1ilk stouffville softball players headed by geo allison were invited this week to send representatives to a meeting of the uxbridge softball ground in shape at the park the league greenbank goodwood and lions club have also offered to give uxbridge junior farmers are other a financial hand in the undertaking contenders stouffville has made while the park commission will endeavour to keep the grounds well clipped once the place is in playing condition may pitch here howard forgie arrived home aboard the empress of canada last week from scotland where has plawd hockey this past season howard tells us that he can return in the fall if he wishes but has taken a position now and has no fullv decided whether he will make lion several stabs to hook up with some league but without success llowj ever it now appears that 4 berth will be open for the local team in uxbridge work will no doubt be started right away to put the grounds in shape here the athletic club pro poses to bulldoze the field and have a screen erected at the southwest corner the stouffville lions have also offered to make a cash dona- to the work karl cook former toronto maple leaf and major league ball player who may be the feature hurler again for his home town stouffville where he started his baseball career nearly twenty vears ago the trip again or not j six home runs in one game is stouffville midgets nosed out quite a feat in any ball league but aurora s7 on friday night thats the number stoutlville high mcmullen and don davis shared school softball team banged out against agiucourt last week when they trounced the southerners 22s clem kills did the twirling for the stouffville team and downed ten batters via the strikeout route five players featured in the home run siiigfest court xoxon collected two and archie forfar howard baker clem ellis and bill nigh each one from the blue book of famous camad1an trains j intermediate baseball is back in stouffville kind team too weak for junior competitioii more players available for higher series we havent got any team at all for junior competition and some of the bays who could make the team dont turn out to practice man ager ken laushway told the tri bune wheti announcing the change over from junior to intermediate hardball weve half a dozen more players if we go to intermediate and with the juniors we have should make a pretty good intermediate team he stated it appears that after nearly ten years intermediate baseball is going to return to stouffville where for so many years an enthusiastic following watched the local name carried into the playoffs almost con tinuously its not hard to recall such names as lefty lennox ear cook doc dales harold cook the clendening brothers max heesor lunau the lehman brothers and many others who performed for the stouffville nine the juniors who will likely find a berth on tne intermediate team are roy ward hocus miller lome and ken schell keijh jewett polly miiuon and procenko added to these are rouse campbell and raxlin all too old for junior ranks new additions will include bill nicholson murray i olden ross wideman and earl cook a new comer will be ewart bagg of union- ville a lefthander wlio has dons some pitching in north bay all have had intermediate baseball experience this lineup would give stouffville four good pitchers expro earl cook lome schell orv rouse and ewart bagg it would appear that the change over to intermediate is the best move a good midget team is already operating and have some promising young rookies who should be ready to move up in a couple of seasons the change in playoff setup would bring stouffville and new market together in the first round of the ontario oba playoffs aurora will take a bye into the junior playoffs and markham into the juvenile these are the four teams which will form the league for the summer aurora find themselves with more than enough players for a good junior club nearly a dozen big pea crop expected in month the best pea crop locally since a least l5i is expected this yeai according to bill forbes manager of stokelyvancamp of canada limited the large whitby cannery- is ready to handle a bumper crop l100 acres of peas have been con tracted for this year an increase of 10 over 1017 many of these are in bickering and markham town ships last year farmers received ss4 a ton average for their crops pay ment is sealed according to quality mr forbes explained that all seed ing is done under company super vision seeding is now complete the company distributes only so much seed each day so that the crop will be staggered coming in over a period of two or three weeks thus not clogging the factory peas in whitby are big business ahut 150 men and 70 women will be employed at the plant when the crop starts to come in about the first of july an additional co men work at the three outside viner stations mr forbes said that there had been no damage to peas from the recent wet weather and germin ation has een very good as nice as stand as he has ever seen in green ing the country fields these davs lads were tossed by the way in newmarket when that town decid ed to launch into intermediate ball most of these showed up for a try- out with aurora who kept the pick of the lot baxaxv made hfk sick few canadians tire if eating bananas in one form or other but when emma sigmund eighteen- yearold refugee from austria arrived in ontario last week he found that her first banana made her sick too sweet i suppose she said she was enroute to a farm in the waterloo district and hadnt seen an orange in year v public meeting in the townhall sunderland friday june 4th at 830 pm cfst speakers hon ga welsh mpp minister of travel and publicity clayton hobson mp victoria haliburton chairman mr edgar francis everyone welcorne east york electors the blue hook your canadian sational lime table guide to liiery where in canada i i he international limited canadas premier international train has for almost half a century maintained regular daily service between montreal toronto and chicago inaugurated july 1st 1900 to link these important centres and the intervening industrial regions by fast convenient daily service the international limited has been an essential factor in the tremendous development throughout the area it serves for is continuous years this famous train has made friends for canada it has provided something special in speedy railway travel courteous service of course and every comfort of modern equipment it has assured a smooth ride over a perfect roadbed with easy curves and long tangents double track all the way with automatic block signals its the short fast route the international limited follows full of scenic interest by day sleepinviting for overnight travel next time travel comfortably arrive refreshed on the international limited serving montreal cornwall brockville kingston belleville port hope oshawa toronto hamilton brantford london sarnia chicago fool sorvjce montreol toronto only courtesy and service ii helhcr jl home or come placet in all your contacts u itb canadian sational you u ill experience courtesy and ten ice i mm mm mm will play safe with your franchise a reelect sffisbnational railways airlines steamships hotels express telegraphs john a leslie progressive conservative member ontario legislature 194548 and retain responsible government be sure to vote june 7th for continued sound democatic administration for information or cars call mo3541