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the tribune stouffville ont thursday april 15 1954 ckosscolxtkv itace the richmond hill high school is sponsoring a cross country race for the junior and senior student this harrier as it is called extends 1 miles for the juniors and miles for the senior stalwarts the winner in each class is presented with a trophy as a symbol of his prowess if such a race could be organized here it would no doubt provide much enjoyment as well as good exercise a set course would have to be laid out and students would have to slick strictly to the rules it may be of some intereset to note tbat in such races the schools may be of some interest to note that in such races the schools hiij mllhoixaxi a coach imaykk am official on friday night bill mulholland journeyed over 130 miles from his home town of warkworth near hastings ont to attend the lions club young canada night in the stouffvule arena bill has always been actively interested in sports and while living in this district he played with hockey teams in both stouffville and newmarket as well as lending a hand at coaching local minor hockey teams just previous to moving to warkworth bill took on the position of hockey referee and this winter he has been kept busy by the omha his latest success was the handling of the juvenile a finals between kingston and st catharines played in the kingston arena he also coached a juvenile team at hastings and played in the trent valley hockey league in his spare time he was engaged at farming when bill embarked for the eastern districts mr jim austin omha executive member informed messrs doug patterson and albert watkins also memberes of the minor hockey executive in peterboro and stirling that bill would be available for refereeing duties in that district since that time he has been actively engaged in hockey promotion to br ax annum event since stoultvillws first young canada night was such a success it is hoped that it will become an annual event in the hockey life of this district the program was arranged mainly through the work of the stouffville lions sports com mittee chairman ted edwards with the cooperation of the arena manager telf uennie the young hockey players them selves played an active part in promoting the successful evening by selling over 800 admission tickets to their parents and friends from friendly comments in the arena and on the streets it would appear that even the parents themselves were surprised that their johnny jimmy or billy had acquired so much ability in such a short time the ability to play hockey is only one thing acquired in a wellorganized peewee league the friendly rivalry which prevails between the players teaches the boys good sportsmanship something that will benefit them for the remainder of their lives it teaches the boys to appreciate the time and money spent by the lions club on them in providing free ice and sweaters for over twenty weeks of the year the health giving attributes of the sport cannot be measured in dollars and cents as the nights activities drew to a close on friday two boys were overheard to say without hockey on saturdays what will we ever do for the next six months lakjsjeisiaajaaaasjhejakrajaiaaissiaajai bowling tournament elimination tournament for bowler of the year trophy and cash prizes starts monday april 26th qualification rounds mon apr 19th wed apr 21st and friday apr 23rd come lets get in the swim phone stouffville 290 for details arena bowling sibjhjiillelefi exclusive new bra discovery amazing 3r bra oshawa one up in battle for senior title hiiod brilliant in toal despite lo to oshawa netminder jack dusty rhodes tame up with most bril liant goatending display of the season on monday night despite the truckmens 31 vic tory over the clippers his sensational work between the pipes in the stouffville cage was roundly applauded by the more than one thousand fans he withered an allout attack by the motor city crew for fifty minutes before harry sin- den found an opening and pat both clubs on even terms gor- die haddleton had previously given the clippers a 10 lead at the fifteen minute mark of the first period with assists go ing to bangay and stephenson when it appeared that the teams would be extended into overtime defenceman bill mel ville fell on a loose puck in front of the stouffville net and was penalized with thirty seconds left in regulation time geo samolenko fired the win ner and with two seconds re maining jack thaler salted the game away to give oshawa the lead in the series two games to one the two teams go back to kingston for the fourth con test on wednesday night of this week nhl champs jubilant after winning trophy it walk doesnt rid i it controls doesnt bind i it smooths doesnt roll i com in today for your sarong ol for juniors 500 medium figures 900 up heavy figures 1150 up maternity girdle 800 by r stoufevllrle 2 oshawa 7 oshawa truckmen squared their series with the clippers on saturday night as they whipped the stouffville squad 72 in the kingston arena the homesters appeared lost on the huge ice surface and following the long 170 mile jaunt some of the players were weary be fore the contest started the truckman looked like a differ ent team and held an edge throughout the sixty minutes of play iles colvin replaced sub netminder ken courtney in the oshawa cage and al though not overworked he turned in a steady performance jack rhodes guarded the stouffville twine at 217 of the first period hal gibson grabbed a loose puck at centre ice and raced over the oshawa blueline with pet ers the lone defenceman to beat about fifteen feet from the net he flipped the puck to linemate gordie haddleton who made no mistake with a low drive the motor city crew tied the count two minutes later as centre jerry scott fired a scree shot through a maze of sticks and skates that rhodes had no chance to stop sinden and samolenko were given credit for assists on the play in the second period de fenceman joe scattalon was given a costly charging pen alty and while sitting out his two minutes in the sin bin the truckmen struck for two quick tallies etcher notched the first of his hat trick per formance at 145 and samolen ko put the oshawa crew two tip from scott and peters both clubs staged a goalless battle until the midway mark in the period when etcher fired his second goal unassisted stoulf- villo defenceman bert baker cut the truckmens lead down as he pushed a shot past col vin with gordie haddleton picking up an assist with three minutes remaining in the second frame jedd wilson com bined with geo samolenko for the fifth oshawa tally as the stouffville defence seemed to find it difficult to clear the puck out of their own zone the truckmen added two additional goals in the final frame etcher scored on a backhand drive at 1314 and scott completed the total with stark in the penalty box the clippers forechecking ability which up until satur day night had been their best pictured above arc the de- troit red wings winners of the stouffville lions peewce hockey champion ship toi row left to right ken dean ron mc- cullough sandy smith don hay iies howard mal colm larry malloy gordie tarr centre row paul evans allan machesney bill hoover bob lehman norman galbraith bottom row jack redshaw da vid smith harry skelcher bryce spencer and larry momuileri came up with some dazzimg saves the clippers led l0 at the end of the first 12 at the end of the second and added two in the third geo stark and gordie haddleton were two goal marksmen for the clip pers with chick webster and bill melville notching singles fred etcher and geo samo lenko fired the tallies for the visitors the stouffville squad missed on numerous closein chances around the oshawa cage early in the first period and when don mcbeth of the truckmen was thumbed for interference the clippers renewed their of fensive while playing with a man advantage their over anxious scoring attempts were almost fatal however as ex- pro ernie dickens picked up a loose puck at his own blue- line and split the stouffville defence only to vie blocked in sensational fashion by rhodes at 1333 gordie haddleton fired a twenty footer as he cut in from the blueline and although courtney in the osh awa cage appeared to have his glove on the disk the elusive puck slipped through into the top corner of the net hal gib son was given credit for an as sist on the play stouffville went two up at 127 of the second frame asi right winger geo stark back handed chick websters re bound into the open net be fore courtney had time to cov er in the ensuing five minutes the motor city crew threw everything at netminder dus ty fthodes but he bounced back and forth from post to post like a rubber ball to bat aside eight shots in a row while the homesters were fighting desperately to hold the visitors off the score sheet the punch line of nick bangay chick webster and geo stark broke free with the latter beat ing courtney cleanly with a high drive to the top corner six minutes later webster made it 10 from ibangay and stark before the truckmen finally found the range fred etcher red wings capture championship continued from front page cage were ably handled by ranger netmnder bruce smith bud thomas guarded the bru in cage in the other game the mont real canadiens and toronto maple leafs battled to a 33 draw in a nip and tuck battle don jackson opened the scor ing early in the contest but harold harper the canadicns battling third line centrernan reed the full length of the ice to tei up the game with a per fect goal defenceman don tran put the montrealers in the lead for the first time in the contest but once again jackson scored to even the count with but five minutes to go ir the game steve wide- man worked n close and drill ed a hard shot by holden in the canadiens cage for what appeared to be the winner but don tran pulled the contest out of the fire as he flipped the puck into the open corner from a difficult angle bill sanders lynn mcmullen harold harper and mike epworth were the montreal stars norm hend ricks doug grensted don jackson and herb dawson were best for the leafs ahsiaiaiasjabiasiiiai3j hardware week april 17 t124 scored from thaler at 1558 defensive weapon was badly land geo samolenko blinked the first and only bra with the flexible 3r stitch gives you both firmness and elasticity flattering uplift plus allday com fort broadcloth nylon 200 spoffords store stouitvillo ontario hampered in the second game due to the large ice surface unnecessary penalties provided the truckmen with a decided edge and they were quick to take advantage of the extra man gordie haddleton ehvood small and hal gibson were best for stouffville fred etch er geo samolenko and ernie diokens were the truckmens top performers stouffvillk oshawa 2 stouffville clippers scored a surprising i2 victory over oshawa truckmen in the op ening game of a best four out of seven series played in the local forum on wednesday night of last week the win ners continued to perform in the same manner that allowed them to defeat lyndhurst mo tors in three straight contests they forechecked the oshawa crow into the ice and on a num ber of occasions when the op position managed to break through the stouffville de fences goaltender jack rhodes the light from scott and dick ens for the final oshawa tally of the night stouffville sewed the contest up in the last period with two unanswered goals haddleton deflected a slap shot by de fenceman don mcintosh into the twine and bill melville concluded the nights scoring activity with a texas leaguer that bounded off a skate into the net there were but three penalties handed out in the en tire game two to oshawa and one to stouffville tyou can depend off cy bellman makkhamhalibckton series ah even down two games to nothing in a best of five series with the haliburton huskies the mark- ham eagles have staged a sen sational comeback and tire now strong favorites to knock the northern squad out of the ru ral semifinals and meet milton for the senior championship last week the eagles complete ly snowed under the huskies iou in the lindsay arena and 03 at unionville to even the series at two games apiece the fifth and final encounter will be played at lindsay on thurs day night of this week managers john lunau and eugene thompson completely reshuffled the forward lines when themarkhamites dropped the first two contests to hali burton the switch apparently has put new life into the eag les offensive in the last contest bun sel lers paced the markham attack with two goals lyle petch frank hill angus mcarthur and howard forgie notched singles sososssosososcosceosoo opening dance sat april 24rh van walker and his orchestra featuring walter scott cedar beach musselmans lake does your living room say welcome colorful homes are cheery homes visit our store see our specials hendricks hardware stouffville phone 283w