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cardinals to battle delhi vit ii f m f n k p i immediately following the hprp nt in ii k a rinfll g holborn fair si limited the stouffvie red sox j operation will commence in work championships for brook un brook tin will very oon b knon a the toirn of cham pion for a rac- of it siz u ha one of th bt oraniied porta programs of any town in the distrfct whether h be hockey softball or crose the town of brookstn always ha n entry battling for sports recognition last winter they had three fine hockey club two of them won championships and the other reached the flna this summer a wellorganized ir aoftbah club captured the pwsv junior b cnampionship by defeating burlington in a best of three playoff series their mna noftball tam known as stevenson motor has estab lished a fine reputation in oasa circles it boasts one of the finest tiriers in the business in nip hooker of stouffville in lacrosse the brooklm dodgers have reached the finals with bradford and the bantam acrwe club is currently in playoff competition against ixng branch so word has been received of lat how these teams ar making out although the dodgers were leading bradford two games 10 none ia week in 1951 they were intermediate c finalists and in 1952 took th c championship of ontario at year they were eliminated in the finals by georgetown in the b csan competition we have often wondered how a village of this size can produce so many topnotch teams certainly it must have many spcrtsminded citizens who are interested in producing teams and athletes of championship calibre best of mtk bob this week stouffville residents extend their ben wishes to bob hassard a- he embarks on another season in professional hockey bast winter local hockey fans were keenly interested in his activity with the toronto maple leafs and tv viewers were able to see him in action from a living room box seat this season however bob will be regaled in the red white and black of tht chicago black hawks and hu saturday night appearances will not be as frequent as was the case last winter he should however fit in well with this revamped club which has added a number of new faces to the lineup in an effort to strengthen the squad bob joined the black hawk force on wednesday and will commence a rugged training session shortly after his arrival the local baseball and hockey star has always been a favorite with toronto fans and he will no doubt receive e rabid welcome from the queen city spectators as ted kennedy stated when h appeared at the stouffville lions club banquet last spring bobs move is torontos loss and chicagos gain majority of protests are unwarranted last week we witnessed two cases where losing clubs hive issued protests and after a considerable amount of expense to all concerned both were tossed out the window wellington pro- tetted the series with stouffville cardinals but the pleas for another chance were flatly turned down sunderland issued a protest against the stouffville red sox and it also was rejected by a three man executive it is hard to imagine a olub protesting an umpires call in a game that ended with a score of 152 are these teams just hard losers or do they really expect to receive tome consideration when the beef is brought up at a special hearing in the case of wellington the management had to post a iso fee which was lost when the protest fell through stouff ville had to put up a similar amount hut it was returned a team that lodges a protest should realize the trouble it is putting the board and the opposing club to in order that the question might be cleared up in the juvenile hearing it was necessary for four men to travel some seventy miles to hamilton their time and trouble should he worth money in the intermediate protest stouffville had to send both its manager and official umpire to the meeting representatives from other clubs were also asked to attend it would appear that in both hockey and baseball the first thought that enters a losing clubs mind is is there anything we can protest as long as the team wins everything is fine and dandy good hockey group shaping up after numerous meetings and proposals it would appear that stouffville hockey fans are in for a season of good hockey enter tainment following last seasons grouping your reporter was somewhat disgusted with the setup mainly duo to the lack of competition and goodnatured community rivalry for a time it appeared that local hockey enthusiasts were in for the flame type of organization but during the last few days more light has shone on the subject the oha has agreed to allow orillia to join the metro group and with newmarket and lyndhurst motors in the league it is assured of four good contending clubs the management of ravina flyers and aurora lumbermen have stated that they intend to add considerable strength to their respective lineups a seven team group has been formed in the eastern senior circuit clinton new york rrockvllle and cornwall have been added this means that oshawa truckmen will have to travel close to 300 mllese in order to play a game with the club from across the border no doubt the competition will be good but will the clubs pocket book be able to stand the strain in the intermediate ranks a group is also shaping up markham alliston and whitby have notified the oha of their intentions to enter teams balsam and mt 710n mr ami mrs de ia cour and family moved the 1st of the month to their new home in toronto having sold their house the former kerr place to mr and mrs spragg of to ronto we welcome thorn to our community mrs wm mcdonald of black- water apent t few days last week with mr and mrs b ja- tnieson mr and mrs orr graham and dorothy attended the coul- teriiinbe wedding in oshawa saturday congratulations to mr wal ter iasooe on winning the on tario championship horseshoe jktching contest in class b at the canadian national exhibi tion on saturday mr ixrne carson journeyed to smooth rock falls last xvwk and accompanied mrs juk thompson and bafey horn mrs thompson is spending a couple of weeks with her mo tlie mrs errol carson mr winton white returned home friday from the cne with his hereford with sever- u prizes aod at the durham- xorthurohertand show held at grono on saturday he carried o iie top awards tie anniversary services of tr- m zion church wlh be held on sunday sept 36 with rev hilier of brcokhn as guest speaker the home choir iuiulnl by mrs rote sadler a i vivian of bowmanvihe v f i n i the i n r a i am and there will tw spec music in she evenl tnc at 7yj bloomington mr and mrs chester brum- well of roblin manitoba and mr and mrs hagerman and son of locust hill were at church service here sunday morning mr and mrs p brown spent the weekend at tara miss margaret ieask nurse in training at oshawa hospital and mr r leask of greanbank visited with her grandparents mr and mrs w a fockler on sunday our public school opened on tues with fifty pupils in at tendance and mrs d burnett as teacher quite a number of our ladies went to vivian on tues eve ning as guests of the vivian womens association at the home of mr and mrs t clark miss mary neal missionary in northern ontario showed a series of slides on her work there at the sunday school on sunday morning her mother mrs neal of claremont was with her mr and mrs w traiuner and family of jackson ix spent sunday with his parent here i league executive stouffvjlie cardinals wlbi mevi their supreme test tms r j i j t i i a face r junderland protest erful delhi optimists for the ontario juvenile c champion- tu fillf hu ship the first game will be intuwll uui df played up in the tobacco town on wednesday with the second conies here on saturday ternoon the game in souffj on wednesday evening of vihe has beii set for 230 pm ilast week a protest lodged by the visitors will probably j sunderland against the stouff- use their southpaw star bobiville red sox was thrown out sabatine while stouffville coa- j following a meeting of the tri- ches earl cook and geo smith i county league executive al- will no doubt counter withjso present were umpires bill their ace lefthander dave ham- j iennox of stoutlville and bob mersley don haynes will hani henry o lindsay sunderland ole the decker back of the plate i manager wilmot campbell and the optimist gained a berth s u nd er la no player harold in the ontario playoffs by edg- wodward the league execu- ing caledonia 13 in the final itive comprising president ted game in a best of three series cadieux secretary john lea- royd and treasurer hudson pillsworth of lindsay were unanimous in their decision to throw the protest out the league heads were of the opin ion that the protest concerned an umpires decision and ac cording to the rules it could not be disputed sunderland lost their s600 protest fee for the norfolk juvenile c ti tle they later erased new- hamburg from oba competi tion to enter the finals against stouffville the cardinals started the sea son in the north york juven ile league but later pulled out due to lack of organization and competition they then com peted against toronto teams in exhibition tilts before entering the oba playoffs they sound ly trounced wellington 105 and sl to enter the finals delhi boast a fine baseball eup they have four clubs in oba competition the interme diate tobacconien the optim ist juveniles the kinsmen bantams and the legion midg ets a few years ago the stouff ville red sox met the tobacco- men for the intermediate title and were knocked out in two traight games the delhi management are very ptoud of their ace mounds- man bob sabatine the 17-year- old star has been scouted by the toronto maple leafs and will attend their tryout school sometime this month he has also been invited to attend the cleveland indian training camp which is held at tilbury near chatham in the optimists five games the southpaw hurler has given up 11 hits with only one going for extra bases he has struck out 47 batters and walk ed 14 he led the team to the midget c title last year stouffville need not take a back seat in the pitching de partment with dave hammers- ley well able to handle the locals pitching duties it was only a few weeks ago that he turned in a nohit shutout a- gainst leaside with a sensa tional pitching performance it should be a good series the home town club are hoping that a large crowd of support ing fans will be on hand for both games peaches in finals peaches girls soundly troun ced agincourt 207 on friday night of last week to advance into the markham twp lea gue finals they will now meet elgin mills in a best of five series for the group champion ship and the ernie lemasurier trophy manager newt joynt of ag incourt brought three maple- wood players into the lineup in an effort to strengthen the clubs chances and although they turned in creditable per formances they could not hold the winners in check mavis trunk and ann murdoek of unionville each took a turn on the mound and joanne woods filled in back of the plate home run clouts by fern hover and eleanor reid and triples by gwen kennedy and edna stickley accounted for the majority of the local squads runs joanne woods pounded a four bagger into left field for the visitors only round tripper shirley young went the dis tance on the mound for peaches with doreen jarvis behind the plate unionville skating club reorganizing the unionville figure skat ing club are getting into har ness for the 195155 season the executive officers met thurs day evening sept 9th at the home of the president mr bruce wilkes those in attend ance were mrs h holdsworth mrs a k harrington mrs s allen mrs d e strickland aire r riddle mr art too- good mr h p graham and mr and mrs bruce wilkes all are looking forward with anti cipation and enthusiasm to the opening of the new season with skating commencing in octo ber no effort is being spared to start tilings oft with a bang there will be an open meet ing for all members and par ents of skaters which is to be held at s pm thursday sept 23rd at the home of mrs a k harrington main st un ionville keep this date open come out to the meeting and get behind your executive anyone interested will be most welcome with women dtseussing both summer and fall apparel the telephone has become a clothes line the chinese language has only about 15000 words but its very difficult because none of litem are enghsh can dav apple crop is ettmated t 11600000 buhsj four per eeot off iist pea lawn bowling news on thursday sept 9th the indies bowling club held a trebles tournament compet ing for the robert simpson trophy and was won by the rink skipped by mi fred crossin mrs t b rae lead and mrs ken laushway vice score 9 plus 4 the prize for two wins went to the clare mont rink composed of mrs wallace mrs reynolds and mrs earl beare skip score lo and high for one win was the oshawa rink skipped by mrs j mccutheon score 44 friday sept 10th mixed doubles were held on the local green with firsn prize for 3 wins going vo mr elmer dan iels and mrs c roadway sec ond high for jhree wins went to mr and mrs mervyn watts third prie for vjio wins went o mr and mrs ken laush way and fourth prize for one win went to mr and mr el gin wagg this thursday evening sopt 10th tie stouffville bowling clubs are entertaining ux- brdge and claremont clubs this typographical error and will participate in a jitney j probably tame from thr -sub- game and we would like wl conscious mrd of the type- -e- a full turnout of the iooallseur a pretty girl k wte a simbej of both esur maa4aop markham blanks aurora 70 in semifinal opener southpaw norm stunden took over from starter morley cook in the third inning and although he turned in a fine performance on the mound for aurora his teammates could not overtake the sevenrun lead built up by markham in the early innings it was the first game in a best of three series in the markham twp playoff semifinab the winner will meet either buttonville or ag incourt for the league cham pionship little peg oneill went the distance for the aces and was brilliant throughout the con test he registered eighteen strikeouts gave up but two hits and walked two batters stunden went five and one- third innings fanned eight al lowed four hits and issued one free pass cook was pounded for eight hits in his three and twothirds innings on the hill for the yonge street crew he struck out two and walked four gram dawson connected for auroras first safe hit off o neill in the opening inning but they didnt connect again until the ninth both hits were singles morley petch put a crimp in cooks pitching performance in the bottom of the first in ning when he smashed a liner off the moundsmans chest the runner was later tagged at sec ond on an attemped steal and bob petch kipped to the third baseman to retire the side markham took a 30 lead in the inning a double by right fielder morris procenko scored two runs and a single by jeriy meharg added another the winners counted four more runs in the third to knock cook out of the box the petch brothers led off with singles dodge hit safely and procenko tripled meharg and oneill walked and stunden took over on the mound with two out raymer hit a texas ieaguer to the second baseman to end the big inning bob petch har ry young ait dodge and jer ry meharg were the only re maining batwnen lo tag m off the slow ball artist iyring doolittle ootorftil both a a player and an official came into the game as a pmch- hitter in the ninth inning for aurora and drew a base on balls tracy barragor was a strikeout victim and oneill preserved his hutoit to tnree hit on friday night as suuon green sox scored a 21 victory and evened the tri- county league finals at one game apieve k was a typical playoff encounter between the two teams with the visitors j squeezing in the winner in their final turn at bat in the 19th inning skip taylor found himself parked on first on an error and keith dunn brought him around with a solid double stouffvile went down in one two three order in their last trip to the plate hassard groun ded out pitcher to first while ken sehell and lome schell were strikeout victims the third game of this series will be played at svnton on wednesday afternoon with the fourth back here in stouffville on monday mcht under the floodlights game time is 730 pm the red sox jumped into a 10 lead in the fifth when catch er ha gibson scored on les clarkes safe hit degeer sut tons most dangerous batter clipped sehell for a double in the sixth and shepard singled to tie the score taylors run in the ninth sewed up the con test for the iake simcoe crew holbornes mound perform ance was his finest of the sea son in the entire nine innings he failed to walk a single sto uffville batter he registered fifteen strikeouts ana gave up but three hits les clarke with two and bud lehman were the only red sox batters to get an eye on holbornes curve balls sutton batsmen credited themselves with eleven hits but they couldnt bunch them to gether enough to push across the necessary runs until the 9th inning lome sehell fanned thirteen batters and walked two the next two games are big ones for both clubs stouffville are now faced with the task of beating sutton in their own he arena in preparation forj the coming hockey and skating j season arena manager mr w t rennie and his assistant mr- 1 milt i th tribnae stemffvihe oat thursday s 1 1q54 orillia admitted to local senior hockey league at a meeting of the oha burk are busy adding a held recently it was agreed to j buttonville towin so they may new coat at paint to the in- allow orillia to play in the met- 1 see them play off with mark- terior ol the building theiro sr b group for the coming ham or aurora for the silver- boards seat dressing rooms j season the addition of the poni ware it should be a fine con- and office will al receive ajtsacs in the league expands the test game time has been set fresh coat of paint and varnish j local grouping to six clubs for s pm a new press box will be com- newmarket lyndhurst motors pleted before the start of the orillia ravina aurora and stouffville the schedule will hockey season harold hodgson to mnev tv jjqj rjassblu gocs isth a league meeting has been called for the first week in j october to draw up the sched- boston hockey camp u the stouffville clippers harold hodgson last season ji qt with the unionviile jets pre- vioush- with the stouffville ju- 1 vemles and clippers is pres- pf f to hawk camp bob hassard left stouffville lef kstsfl- sric 1 ts ps slsss their home games ently attending hockey train ing camp at gait operated by the boston bruins of the nhl should the local hockey 1st be unable to make the jr a squad there is a possibility he might line up with the jr b team in that town fans to and from their arena throughout the season an average acre of ground is estimated to contain 53000 earthworms there is always plenty of room to hide from where a fisherman is digging word has been received that clinton new york cornwall and brockvillo will be added to the eastern sr b group this will form a seven team group along with kingston belleville peterhoro and osh awa inear ottawa he motored from toronto with team mate gus mortson the hustling red sox travelling salesmen are known as good talkers thats not strange when you consider how much they live away from home back yard or come back here to stouffville one game down in the best of five series they will be further weakened due to the loss of their coach bob has sard who is now at the chica go black hawk training camp at pembroke their star receiv er hal gibson will also be out of the lineup fans are confi dent that the home town squad can come through however and retain the tricounty cha mpionship they captured last season buttonville meets agincourt here thursday night stouffville softball fans may have another chance to watch agincourts sensational mound star jim sleepy dawes in ac tion when louie ross squad come to town for a playoff game with buttonville on thu- isday night at the present lime markham and aurora are playing oft while one sluggers engage agincourt the winners will meet for the markham twp league championship mgr bill hood will be using either jack rumney or ab tawnsend as his starting pitch er the fans will be pulling for coach will be lost to the base ball team for the remainder of the playoffs the toronto ma ple leafs open the 195455 hoc key schedule against the hawks in toronto in the middle of oc tober stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop aaafr xaka dont mss the chamber of commerce thursday friday saturday 25 stouffville arena the following exhibitors will be there t bell son middlemiss electric malloy plumbing stouffville planing mill waggs jewellery weldons mens wear qbovles meat market carload groceteria len wilkes clothes shor stiver bros fairs radio electric harolds grill raxlin furniture stouffville coop h goldens clothing store hamiltons automotive hendricks hardware brierbush hospital the three sisters lehmans shoes stouffer hardware l e oneill furniture allison real estate ratcliff co spofford co r h murphy ltd fred byer farm implements horticultural society stouffville bakery maple leaf dairy mole motors limited len haylow masseyharris smith welding york county health unit midtotrn motors le6 wilson motor ontario provincial police demonstrations of the latest in merchandise foodstuffs clothing furniture electrical appliances automotive hard- ware farm implements free prizes nightly opening ceremonies 8 pm thursday with don fafrbairn cbc newscaster ad mission free ad mission free i w v vvsm sjpqpmflqpw9 pj sjpsjm