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foe w the stouffyiui tribune thursday may 26 1955 firsts ok t1ik season the first ball game of the season was played in the stouk- vuie park on thursday night of last week buttoaviile played the first game of the schedule here against aurora since the opener on tuesday wis called off grant winters was the firs roan to plate for auron and geo stark of butionvsne committed th first error on his ground ball dawson of aurora connected lor the flrat safe hit and mcdoaald drove in the first run with it double stephenson was the first aurora strikeout victim polly minton worked attrler norm stuaden for the first walk of the reason and came on to score the srm buttonville run minton wx- jrivea a free bae a hen clipped by the first wild pitch and jaik sumner connected for euttonvilles first safe hit in the fourth inning clare fockler drove in buttonviiles first earned rir with a texas leasue single and jack rumney was the first player to round he acks pn a three base error ronnie p- pulled off the sensational cach of the season at first ba and geo stark smashed the first triple of the season into dep centre field bud watson o the slumbers beat out the first bunt and buttonville attempted the first double play of the schedule jim greenslade of aurora as the first injury victim and the first came had to he called in the ninth innins jack rumney pitching his first n- on the mound for the homesters fanned nine hatters si len for aurora fanned five len auckland of stouffville umpired his first official game of the schedule a ullih to wis eight month aao xaney reid of ringwood a student at the stouffville district high school suffered a serious back injury while performing with the local cheerleaders following the mishap xaney was confined to bed and was unable to walk or move about lr physician advised her not to take an active part in athletics again at the high school field meet held re cently nancy reid captured the senior girls championship although xaney didnt take part in the most difficult events he scored a total of eleven points out of a possible twelve with three firsts and one second such a fe i equal to any story book tale eight months ago hr athletic career was supposedly ended today shes a champion what are xancys reactions to capturing the coveted senior silverware she says she cant believe its true but added modest ly some of the other girls deserved it more than i a former student at scarboro collogiate nancy has never before won a irish matman subdued by german giant baron von sieber continued hi- arnirg ways lac friday night a the stouffville arena as be toppled irish jack phe- u- two out of three falls to take the verdict in the feature attraction the baron featured some terriisc arestung rruxed up with a tot of dirty tricks to subdue the mad irishman who gave a good account of himself in che semi filial stoney brook that very popular lo cal favorite tangled with his old enemy jack flicker of au rora the fans were in a con stant uproar from start to fin- fsh a few more matches like this one and the promoters should be packing them in flicker aroused the ire of the fans with his roughhoue tac tics but brooks retaliated back wow for blow at one point of the match they were bouncing each other about like rubber tails and when stoney was de clared the winner the fans gave him a terrific hand in the opennig bout hal van dyke rough and ready dutchman won over joe greenfield via the disqualification route the dtitchman was much the rou gher of the two wrestlers but he managed to hide it from the referee much of the time the fans in the stouffville area who have not attended the first few bouts here are missing some real thrills things might be worse sup pose your errors were tabu lated and published like those of a ball player championship unionville news mr and mrs robert dufreld epent the weekend with her sis ter and husband mr and mrs harry toronto we are pleased to report mrs pollard is improving after her fall and is able to be out of the hospital she is convalescing at the home of her sister mrs grace xicol in belleville ont mrs peacock spent a few days this week visiting in stouffville the tulip show of unionville horticultural society was held in the united church basement on wednesday night the judges mr and mrs c t wilson of willowdale were also the speak ers of the evening mr wilson poke briefly on the specimens which he judged and mrs wil son on the arrangements which he judged they showed illus trated pictures of roses and other varieties which were mostly i mown in their own garden mrs wilson who is a past president of the ontario society also ar accredited judge of the american rose society showed pictures of some of the roses with which she had won honorable prizes at the rose garden convention in washington in 1951 as well as prize winners in ohio and syra cuse she spoke on many diff erent ways of arranging displays and suggested accepting tulips as grown and arranging them in their own color groups and rec ommended having too few rather than overcrowding a display mrs wilson gave names of all roses shown and answered many questions mr leslie miller thanked mr and mrs wilson for a fine evenings entertain ment the president made an announcement of a flower show to he held in hcadford uniteci headquarters for power lawn and garden equipment everything in power lawn mowers both reel and rotary types garden tractors in various makes and models featuring the famous new line of botavators new and used equipment custom rotavator work free demonstration on request altona feed supplies phone claremont iili29 or stouffville 132fi church on june 3rd by the wa at which dr chandler will be the guest speaker prizes were as follows darwin tulip mrs j weir mrs i middleton mrs e caseley 3 darwin tulips mrs caseley mrs middleton mrs weir breeder tulip mrs case- ley mrs weir miss dilman 3 breeder tulips mrs weir mrs g ogden mr j weir cottage tulip mrs g carey mrs f barker mrs hord 3 cottage tu lips mrs ogden mrs noad mrs e caseley flowered lily tulip mr j maclaren mrs j weir 3 flowered lilies mrs f 1 barker mr weir mrs weir parrot mrs barker mrs mac laren mr maclaren 3 parrots mrs caseley mrs ogden mrs hord double mrs weir mrs ogden jas weir 3 double mrs weir mrs ogden jas weir aov mrs ogden mrs noad 3 aov mrs g ogden mrs weir mr weir coluction of 12 tulips no less than 3 varieties mrs g ogden mr weir mrs weir best tulip in show mrs f barker narcissus winners indiv mrs barker mrs carey mrs noad three mrs carey mrs caseley miss dilman clus ter mrs barker 3 clusters mrs barker mr maclaren in div daffodil mrs barker mrs maclaren mrs weir 3 daffodil mrs weir 3rd lilac panicle mrs n ogden mrs g ogden mrs hord double 1 panicle mrs n ogden aov shrub mrs carey mrs weir mrs middleton aov shrub 3 or more mrs w h mccowan mrs n ogden lily of valley player injured softball opening game halted tricouniy boll dates issued business directory with buttonvilte leading 7 in he top half of the nintii in nina aurora player jim greeii jlade suffered a painful injury to a muscle in his back and had to be carried from the field on a stretcher upon instruc tions from dr g f buckley the injured man was taken to the stouffville briwbush hos pital and released follow ing x- ray treatment the mishap oc curred with aurora at bat and two men out greenslade va parked on second and on at tempting to steal third base he twisted his back and fell to the ground the contest vvas halted and will be completed at a later date thursday nights game was a seesaw thriller and in spite of the cool weather and tiqhi muscles the two teams dis mayed good form buttonville hurler jack rumney was clip ped for five runs on three hits in the first inning but he set tled down and limited the au rora batsmen to seven safeties in the remaining seven innings rival moundsman norm stun- den had a nohitter working until the fourth when he was nicked for two bits and four rims he allowed two hits in each of the sixth seventh ami eighth innings stunden gave up two walks and struck out five buttonville batters rum ney fanned nine men and walk ed three aurora took a big five run lead in the first inning mc donald and greenslade tagged rumney for a double and home run respectively and it appear ed likely that the visitors would make a runaway of the game buttonville however playing their old typicaj style of ball kept chewing away at the au rora lead until they themselves were in the drivers sea polly minton scored the first run for the sluggers early in the con test and jack sumner jack watson clare fockler and jack rumney came through with timely hits in the fourth to pull back- into contention down two runs in the sixth jack sumner reached first on an error and jack watson walk ed short stop geo stark sin gled to tie up the game and clare fockler hit safely jack rumney was a strikeout vic tim but the catcher dropped the ball and ail hands were safe stark sneaked home on the play bud watson popped to short minton struck out and webster grounded out to the first baseman buttonville add ed another run in the seventh as jack watson romped home on geo starks hard hit triple into centre field leading 97 going into the eighth inning jack rumney was safe on an error and bud watson beat out a bunt with two out ronnie bel connected for a double driving watson and rumney across the plate to run the score into the double figures it was in the top half of the ninth inning with two out and a runner on second that the first injury of the young season occurred to auroras jim gree nslade clare fockler and geo stark were the most potent button ville batters fockler tapped out two singles while stark slammed a triple and a single ronnie bell clouted a two bag ger while bud watson jack sumner and jack watson clip ped the aurora southpaw for singles jim greenslade was one of the best for the yonge street crew with a home run and single claremont and mi zion score opening wins mt zion and claremont squeezed out victories with identical 51 scores over altona and peaches on friday night in the opening games of the claremont community league schedule in the first game mt zion wind speedballer entered the game and with the exception of the sixth inning he held peaches off the score sheet bruce middleton turned in a fine performance on the mound for peaches he also had a good night at the plate connect ing for two hits in three trips pitcher grant carson bested al- one a four bagger into deep tonas murray johnson the winners staged a sensational fiverun rally in the last inning to ptill their win out of the fire johnson vvas pulled in favor of mcdowell a new american style hurler who completed he contest bob haines a for mer outfield with the mark- ham aces completed hie al tona battery the game was called at nine oclock inorder that the second half of the double header might get un derway in the peachesclaremont contest righthanders bill tow ner and lloyd pascoe combin ed to pitch the latter squad to a 51 victory both clubs were deadlocked 22 when the whirl- centre field gord lewis a solid hit into left field which was good for three bases and drove in a run evans gauslin bishop hall and redshaw counted the clar emont runs earl brooks bruce middleton gord lewis and wilf lawrenson rounded the sticks for peaches gauslin and heroine called the signs be hind the plate for claremont d thomas completed the pea ches battery on friday night peaches battle greenwood in the first game while the fourth line take on altona on monday the fourth line will meet mt zion in the opener while green wood will play host to altona kri ma 27 stouffville a surderlari st may 2 xewmarket at lindsay mon may 30 port perry at stouftviiie fri june j stouffville at port perry su june 4 linckay a xewmarket mon june c sunderland at lindsay kri june hi lindsay at sunderland stouffville at xewmarket mon june 13 xew market at stouffville wed june 15 sunderland at port perry kri j urn 17 port perry at sunderland mon june 20 stouffville at lindsay wed june 22 xewmarket at port perry kri june 21 sunderland at xewmarket mon june 27 lindsay at stouffville wed june 20 xewmarket at stunderland sat july 2 port perry at xewmarket mon july 1 sunderland at stouffville port perrv at lindsay wed july 0 lindsay at port perry fli july s stouffville at sunderland sat july xewmarket at lindsay mon july 11 port perry at stouffville wed july 13 stouffville at port perry sat july 1 lindsay at xewmarket moil july 18 sunderland at lindsay xewmarket at stouffville fri july 22 lindsav at sunderland wed july 27 sunderland at port perry fri july 2 stouffville at xewmarket port perry at sunderland mon august 1 stouffville at lindsay wed august 3 xewmarket at port perry fri august 5 sunderland at newmarket mon august 8 lindsay at stouffville wed august 10 newmarket at sunderland sat august 13 port perry at xewmarket dental neil c smith lds nos graduate of university of toronto ose oie canadian bank of corcrnerce telephone 10tr stouffville e s barker lds uj1s honor graduate of university of toronto office over harolds grill phone thx stouffrillo medical continued on page eleven claremont comm league 1st schedule 1955 may 20 altona vs mt zion claremont vs peaches may 24 greenwood vs fourth mt zion vs claremont may 27 peaches vs greenwood fourth vs altona may 30 fourth vs mt zion amite at stouffville arena friday march 27th chief little beaver 200 lbs of redskin tnt hassen bey 205 lb turkish powerhouse ringside 5100 j v ron ronescu hungarian wrestler vs ron leonard willowdale sensation- stoney brooks campbellford flash vs bobby davies toronto speedster altona vs greenwood juno 3 claremont vs fdurth mt zion vs peaches june g peaches vs altona greenwood vs claremont june 10 claremont vs altona fourth vs peaches june 13 greenwood vs mt zion peaches vs fourth june 17- altona vs claremont mt zion vs greenwood june 20 mt zion vs fourth altona vs peaches june 21 claremont vs mt zion greenwood vs altona june 27 peaches vs claremont fourth vs greenwood july 1 claremont vs greenwood mt zion vs altona july 4 altona vs fourth peaches vs mt zion july 8 greenwood vs peaches fourth vs claremont early in 1949 at marysvale utah about 1c0 miles south of salt lake city a prospector discovered radioactive minerals while examining some old mines and gave the united states its first important source- of primary uranium dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray 3ffice corner of obrien main phono 196 coroner for york county dr f j button dr g f buckley telephone 371 a s7ot xkay hours daily 9 to 13 am and 130 to 300 pm evenings 7 to 9 pm sundays 11 to 12 am and by appointment ollico over button 151k drs mitchell smith physicians surgeons xray phono 230 stouftviiie office hours daily 912 am 14 pm 79 pm wednesday office closed in am sunday offica open 2 i 3 pm chiropractors a c kennedy chiropractor church stroet stouffvilla monday and friday 8 to 12 am optomefric e a grubin ro v 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