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tit 14 the stoofrviui tr1june tfcursiy mr 26 1956 aef sbx smother port by 21s hblte and tiikke mr tom yvdslioft rabid football fan has purchased a leasoss ticket and has acquired a seat on the 50 yard line for all argo boms contests the red sox are appreciative of a donation received recently from the stouffvihe women institute and from mr ernie button which will assist them in completing their home run fence cliff johnsons brooklin jr will travel 9i miles to gravenhurt on saturday for an exhibition game vith that club mr wilf morley has taken over the official umpires duties in all claremont community league game mr ceo middleton will fill in when needed mr bert iikerj sister ard family from kegina have been spending a few days holiday at the bakers milliken home bert is the wellknown catcher with the buuoaville softball club two wellknown sports enthusiasts were married on saturday ivy schneider an ardent skater and kos wldeinan a former baseball and soltball star will make their home at altona clare kotkier noted hockey and soltball player is now the proud father of a bouncing baby boy brooklin jrs edged claremont 32 in a wollplayed oftbal game on wednesday evening of last week mr i c murphy of oakville returned to thebasebail tpotlight on monday evening and officiated on the bases at the ked sox port perry game dave hammer- sley southpaw hurler on the red sox mound staff has suffered a reoccurrence of an arm injury that plagued him throughout the season last year and ha been forced out of action new- market softballers will be the visitors here on thursday night gainst huttonville in a playoff eminual game manager ted cadieux of the red sox hopes that orillia will be the visitjrs here on monday evening for an allimportant rained out game two new floodlights have bjen installed in the stouffviile park mr cnarles groie doing the work others will be replaced later this week about ll of the lights are burned out mr carth brubacher wai a visitor in town on saturday garth was an important cog in the operation of the lions ieewee hockey league one year ago- important step jae iiouguam intermediate softball club has taken an important step forward this summer in attempting to organize a minor league setip whereby utuns talent will be available when some of the seasoned veterans decide to hang up their spikes and call it quits down through the year the name brougham has become quite significant in intermediate softball circles and the mainstays on the club hope to keep the name in the spotlight by starting an organized training pro gram the response has been more than gratifying and close to fifty young boys have signified their interest in catching a position on one of the teams this summer the oub3 will play only exhibition contests but it is hoped they will fit into an organized group next year in spile of their lack of experience three clubs the rnntams midgets andjuveniles have been entered into 6asaj competition and although they may be knocked out in the first round it is felt that the practice will be well worth the expense involved the promoters of this minor organization are quite enthusi astic already they feel they have discovered much hidden talent- and with a little practice and assistance hope to produce future softball stars brougham like a number of teams in the markham league have players in their lineup who will be wanting to hang em up in the near future it is hoped how ever that by this time new talent will be available to ni the gap the new minor league program is certainly a step in the right direction a move that will certainly payoff in seasons to come a possible explanation this week we received a letter from a mr anonymous of toronto a spectator at the brooklinstouffville girls softball on wednesday evening of last week the neutral bystander was rather critical of the plate officiating stating that in his opinion it was umpired very poorly your sports editor attended the game a marathon contest that took almost three hours to complete rather than criticize the officiating we would tend to be sympathetic with the plate official anyone standing behind the plate for three solid hours of girls softball with a score resembling a basketball content might be inclined to speed up proceedings certainly the um piring could not be blamed for the brooklin loss the figures speak for themselves stouffviile batters clouted 21 safehits and the opposition committed 10 errors which pretty well tells the story the writer suggested that the local team would do well to employ an official from an umpires association from a stand point of expense the girls team has enough trouble meeting the cost of the lights balls hats etc without paying a fee plus transportation for an outside mnp umpire len buckland has both an oba and an oasa card which should certainly be adequate for the type of ball displayed at this particular game local umpires are not easily found and stouffviile is fortunate to have a man on whom they can rely like mr anonymous 1 too have had my share of plate officiating and for that reason i am never too quick to criticize mr buckland 13 not only dependable but performs his duties without any request for remuneration the least we can give him is a thank you musselmans lake five miles north of stouffviile lies a picturesque body of water known as musselmans lake during the week the entire area is strangely quiet only the laughter of children playing on the sandy beach or the put put of a distant motor boat disturbs the silence silhouetted against the sky a patient flshermatfi dangles his line into the lakes unexplored depths in hopes tlfat fie might nab a prize pike or bass yes musselmans lake is a peaceful place during the week on saturday and sunday however the resort centre is transformed into a hive of bustling humanity the beaches are crowded with bathers dozens of motor boats skim over the surface water skiers provide aquatic thrill for shoreline spectators and the spacious picnic grounds provide ampio room for hundreds musselmans lake is a sportsmans paradise for the outdoor man theres fishing boating swimming water skiing or just plain relaxing in the sun musselmans lake has down through the years become a favourite haunt for the allsummer cottager the twoweek vacationer or the weekend visitor whatever your taste theres nothing left to be desired at musselmans lake stouffvile red sox climbed to the third inning bill venning within two points of first place lied off with a single and red i k- cq bovs orillia on mondav evening when 1 man walked jeffrey went down z 7 i they soundly trounced port per- on strikes but mckee singled to f play softball score a run cawker the pitcher a d grounded out hassard to ken at drougnam schell but owen received a free j n ticket to load up the sacks with a f j tw out lome schell caused tion program has been started in doubt from the first inning as secodlo brougham and the response by stouffviile jumped into a four vendue a nems edrall i he strict has i thpv med a oair in p to end he attempted rau t ygiy encouraging to date ry 215 the local squad hope to meet the couchiching crew this week mondays game was never in sports editors mail toronto s ont 19th july 1956 sports editor stouffviile tribune local girls team beats brooklin with 19 hits the red sox ran the score un lead thev added a pair in the second and fourth innings ftv v i close to 50 bovs have shown four in the third and climaxed lnto the double figures in their close nave the route with a nine runout of wt bud le interest m catchtng a postton on the route wnn a nine run out vnri nn one of the three teams bantam burst in the seventh the visi- sine ana moved to seco nd on juvenile clubs have tors roomed pinole tallies in an error ln n field ro miaget ana juemje cmos nae tors counted single tames in h been formed and these entries the third and fifth and pushed j v and ken f into 0 a s a comoetl- jthree across in the seventh iffiggg apuchs i s next monthfefsrs s ten players paraded tothejjw fpljri and miller have plate in stouffvilles first time i at bat bud lehman was a strike fielders choice on out victim but bob hassard and pott px a second base the broueham also 1 port pitcher threw the ball into c ot tsrougnam nave also centrefield and 2 runners raced l the scheme their home lome schell grounded out support boys from locust hill third to first green river brock road aud- in the fourth inning graham i e atha greenwood kinsale dear sir this is to let you know what i thought of the girls ball i game on evening a triple by wednesday night july is be- f rhe homes doube by i tween stouffviile and brooklin j r 4 t the stouffxillepeachs girls ground ball xo less than fifteen softball team clubbed its way to players paraded to the plate in a decisive 2917 victory over the winners big second inning doreen jarvis a c it n j t i- i w- bettv bixwks and as 7 is siiusjifi ku whacked two visiting pitchers i single base blows from the bats 1 ntj sft f or a total of 19 hits in the nine i of muriel ever doroen jarvis vears t hnr l fo1 winning contest joan haynes and barb rennie gwenn kennedy li i j k u doreen jarvis shared the pitch- and marv c ran the score into red very poorly brooklin chores for the winneri ma he double figures ry cole completed the battery trailing bv a single run going stouffviile jumped into a one- the s inning the home- sided lead in the early innings sters came back strong to score umpired very poorly had some very very bad calls made- on them and favoritism by the umpire was prevalent don haynes connected for solid twobase blows hal gibson singled les clarke was safe on an error in left field and ken scheil lome schell and graham frisby worked the port pitcher for walks in the second inning the red sox continued their batting spree and added two more runs to their total bob hassard rapped a single through the infield and don haynes was safe when the shortstop bobbled the ball ken schell singled pushing hassard end haynes in with stouffvilles fifth and sixth tallies les clarke went down swinging lome schell grounded out short to first but hal gibson and graham frisby received bases on balls to load up the sacks ken mc- farlane was a strikeout victim to retire the side and leave the runners stranded port perry broke the ice in ttemnted i been assisting in coaching the ttempted and sportsminded j jhatavas sample of a good- and h brookhn narrowcd j t stouffviile hitters umpirea game men i wouiu like h n i i r frisby and bud lehman added two more runs in the seventh stottltville routed the visitors with five hits two batters were hit by wild pitches and two errors were committed allowing total of nine runs to score mt zion and brougham have been attending the practice sessions and exhibition games it is hoped that in this way re placements may be found for the men on the intermediate team who may wish to retire in a few down the score on a number of isii flsffi umpred i kasions they couldnt pull back ssra v on even terms at the end of errors especially bv brooklin j which were costly but with such j fiflh nnins the iocai were doreen jarvis barb ren nie betty brooks gwen ken nedy joyce roberts and joan haynes each of the players connected for singles singles li hold a tight 1615 edge but they lissutm enough o i p anead in he sixh and by muriel byer and gvvenn ken that night it was enough to dis- th fiv i courage any team why does there have to be such umpiring to spoil a ball j salted the game away with a five run attack in the seventh stouffvilles utility catcher pitcher and third baseman do- port perry collected three runs years time in their half of the inning with he opening of broug hams new floodlight park ken schell les clarke and bud lehman paced the stouff viile plate attack each connect ing for three hits bob hassard and don haynes had a pair of safeties mckee and mark each had three hits for port perry lome schell went the distance on the hill for the red sox al- lolwng ten hits cawker on the port perry mound was clipped for 15 safeties a large crowd was on hand for the game shorthanded team beaten aremonf league teams are much better previously the intermediate team was the only club in brougham the minor league management hopes that an even better organization program may be arranged when another season rolls around mt zion took advantage of a weakened claremont club to pound out a onesided 132 vic tory in the second half of the community league double- header on monday night in the other game greenwood took over sole possession of fifth place in the group by white washing raglan 190 mtzion 13 claremont 2 claremont minus six of their top performers geo gerome wilf glidden jack bradshaw lloyd pascoe gary evans and bill towner looked like mere ghosts of the team that last sea son walked off with the league championship for three com plete innings the homesters played with only eight men until jack hall arriyed to fill the gap at second base jim cruikshank worked on the moundwith gord outfield hit allowed sanderson and pilkey to score claremont soccer team to play markham for final playoff position the two arch rivals stouff viile and markham will battle it out on saturday evening for the final playoff position kick- off time in markhamsvmorgan park has been set for 7 oclock at the present time both were held off the score sheetfor j clu are deadlocked in second place each with 9 points the local team has 3 wins 1 loss and 3 ties while markham has the remainder of the contest mt zion ran the score into the double figures in the fourth on singles by ron jones and i victories 2 losses and 1 tie to i mnap o win rtt- a tio will nilt kay evans in the oth jack hill hammered out a roundtripper with nobody on base to give the winners a ninerun lead in the bottom of the fifth claremont threatened to close the gap when leadoff batter reg sanderson doubled mt zion pitcher ron jones retired the next three men in a row as earl pilkey was a strikeout victim bob redshaw popped out to grant jones and jim cruikshank flied out to left fielder stan mcmufien a walk lo lorne disney and an error on grant jones centrefield fly ball in the sixth boosted mt zion into a 122 lead grant car- gauslm behind the plate ron connecte for a fourbase and murray jones formed the teams flna turn at battery for the winners he pate jn thj seyenth to end mt zion counted runs in every j scor the mt zion victory inning they jumped into a 30 m them into a first place tic lead in the opener on tallies by with peachs eacli with 6 wins grant jones doug bryant and am 2 ties for 14 points jack hill they added three greenwood 19 raglan 0 more in the second on a single righthander neil pascoe be- by grant jones walks to ron came tne scc pitcher in the jones jack hill and grant car- league to chalk up a shutout in son and an error on doug bry- league this season as gren- ants ground ball wood blanked raglan 190 in eight more mt zion players the opener on monday evening paraded to the plate inthe third ron jones whitewashed raglan inning as the 8th concession 210 hack oh june 29 mondays squad moved into a 90 lead i game went only four innings grant jones was safe on an but had to be called because of error lorne disney singled and moved to third on a two base outfield error and grant jones walked putting runners on first and 3rd mt zions hardhitting second baseman doug bryant clipped pitcher cruikshank for a double pushing the two front- runners across the plate claremont counted their only runs in the third inning a pair of walks to reg sanderson and earl pilkey and a single plus a twobase error on bob redshaws soccer team bump lindsay booters 9 0 thornhill blanks sluggers 40 a no hitter righthander bill bowen the third inning earl mcdonald twirled a sparkling nohitter toi out to g rumney but er- blank buttonville 40 in the first ill si h ro grounded to minton at second game of a home and home ta hughes then fired round robin series played at i to bell at first to get rose thornhill on tuesday night for si and a nine straight innings the pow- thornhm in thc sixtn imlin crful sluggers wcreheld off the e m for score sheet bowen retired the winners with bill bowen and side in order in six of the n ne norm stunden parked on first to andhu one bluer swmmoni b s clouti al markham theresuit vllle hatters z strike vie cd a lo ba int dc cem this contest will possibly de- i blocked his shot with a brilliant umioui vic- for a triplp t whjch cub cnerg tfje mo l g p were in to stretch the hit into a round- ley 50 stouffviile is idle on and the game was held up for a i tripper the runner was tagged saturday night of tltis week few minutes until they recover- out at the plate thornhill sran- while markham and aurora cd at the 21 minute mark hul- ded m men buttonville left one have a scheduled game the ishof had a good chance to score on base the game was com- stouffviile club may play clare- but was hooked bv a lindsay pleted in one hour and fifteen j jn an exhibition tilt player on the penalty shot the the nine oclock curfew the greenwood twirler retired the side in order in three of the four innings and only one player managed to reach second base the winners counted runs in every inning completing the route with an eight run out burst in the fourth bill mitchell greenwood thirdsacker topped his teams plate attack with four runs every player on the team connected for at least one safety although the stouffviile sen ior soccer team is fighting an uphill battle to catch a spot in the group playoffs their chances are quite good on saturday night they blanked lindsay 90 to boost their goal average past that of their markham rivals thc important game of the year will be played on saturday july jack verra took a corner kick and frank hulshof bounced the ball between the posts with his head al hathaway made it 20 with a beautiful goal at the ten minute mark lindsay had an excellent chance to break into the scoring when the fast lind say centre forward broke thro ugh but goalie walter roster either a win or a tie will put stouffviile in the finals since their goal average is better than markhams the two win ners in the other group are camp borden and barrie in the one meeting between stouff viile and markham earlier in the schedule the two teams bat tled to a 33 tie saturday eve nings game is a rainedout con test that was scheduled for june 23rd the standing to date is as follows w l t pts ajurora 6 1 1 13 stouffviile 3 1 markham 4 2 newmarket 2 5 lindsay 0 6 fwnj rt jarv paced the homesters three singles games but when an umpire m b c doesnt know the fundamentals d bfe gwenn kenneq of softball then why is he urn- l four singles as did left piring how about doing something about such umpires get them from an umpires association and make sure they are from a different town this is from one who loves baseball and hates io see a game like softball ruined by such umpiring i am not a friend of any play ers or coaches of either team as a matter of fact im from toron to and was just driving through town when i decided i would see if there was a ball game at the park i do believe though that regardless of what team was playing if the same umpire umpired all games or perhaps i should say if the games were all umpired like that baseball would soon become a farce in stead of a sport anonymous fielder barb rennie joan hay nes and muriel byer pounded out a pair of singles while mary- cole and joyce roberts clipped brooklin pitchers for one hit mary cole worked the visiting hurlers for 4 walks the brook lin girls committed 10 errors stouffviile held a 40 lead in the first inning on singles by i barb rennie betty brooks and an error on gwen kennedys local bowlers win watts trophy on monday evening july 23rd the annual competition of mixed trebles was held on the local bowling greens for the trophy presented by mr and mrs m e watts it was a beautiful even ing and the greens were filled 20 rinks in all from lagincourt aurora richmond hill whitby uxbridge tottenham and port perry and six rink from the local club milk industry has long history farmer jones ancestors milk ed cows as far back as 9000 bc judging from ancient rec ords ancient sanskrit writings over 6000 years old list milk as one of the most essential foods hippocrates often called the father of medicine is said to have recommended milk five centuries before christ ancient stone carvings on buildings de picted milk containers and strai ners in use 3500 years ago the first cows were brought to north america by christo pher columbus on his second voyage to this continent in 1495 ever since then the dairy cow has been a vital source of food and has played a big part inthe north american economy in canada today the milk cow population numbers over 3312- 000 statistics show these cows produced a total of over seven- nedy walks to barb rennie and mary cole and errors on joan haynes and edna stickley ac counted for an additional five runs in the seventh to give the winners a 2617 lead in stouff villes final turn at the plate in the eighth inning barb rennie betty brooks and gwenn ken nedy continued their torrid bat ting spree and banged out three more hits an error on edna stickley and a walk to mary cole allowed three more runners to romp home brooklin were held off the score sheet in the top half of the ninth len buck- land officiated at the plate with cliff morris working on the bases the marathon contest took three hours to complete newmarket here thursday night doug james and his new market legion softball team will be the visitors here on thursday evening of this week they will rreet buttonville in the second game of the roundrobin mark ham twp semifinals three teams newmarket thornhill and buttonville are presently battling for the right to meet in the finals bob marriott will the greens were in excellent 9 condition and the competition simaifiaiviisi 9 1 keen with results as follows s n ff i 1 rl xl 4 i high for three wins and winners j a 2 1 r v ii vit t rndk to fill a quart about 9 1 of the trophy our local rink 1 ta r i billion quarts of milk composed of mr don bacon mrs lena hoover and mr elgin gross value of the canadian wagg skip 2nd high for three dair industry is estimated at wins mr adams of whitby 3rd i 5900 millions high for three wins mr wilson of aurora high for two wins mr george hillson of aurora high for one win the port perry rink likely start on the mound for the visitors either jack rumney or jerry junkin will handle the hurling chores for the home sters about 66 percent of canadas dairy production comes from central canada 22 percent from the prairies seven percent from the maritimes and five percent from british columbia figures reveal butter used up 46 percent of canadas milk pro duction in 1954 an other 30 per cent was sold as fluid milk while cheddar cheese called for 6 percent of all milk produced evaporated and powdered milk took up 59c of the milk supply and 3 was made into ice cream ten percent of all milk produced was consumed on our farms the prices of foods generally in canada have risen 33 more since 1939 than the price ot milk according to statistics re leased by the ontario milk dis tributors association foods in the aggregate have risen 1247o since 1939 the om- da reports while the price of milk has risen ohly 91 abil ity to keep the lid on milk prices is attributed by the omda to the industrys improvement in methods of producing process ing and distributing of milk and milk products this streamlining in opera tions has improved cleanliness from farm to refrigerator au thorities say todays dairy cows they point out are fed and milk ed groomed and housed in sani tary disinfected barns most of the milk for fluid milk consumption sold to dairies is drawn quickly and efficiently from the cows by sterile milk ing machines into thoroughly cleaned and sterilized contain ers chilled at once to give ut most assurance against bacter ial infection it is kept chilled and covered on its way to the dairy as soon as the milk enters the dairy it is sample- tested for quality only milk up to health standards is accepted in recent years ontario bottle milk producers have established an enviable reputation in this re spect after weighing arid sampling continued on back page 44 free estimates a i tlms jerry junkin worked the en- tire contest on the hill for the visitors he gave tip 9 hits walked 2 and struck out none i thornhill counted a single tally in the first inning and sewed up i minstea the game with three runs in the sixth the buttonville right- hander found himself in real ftvillc where the sluggers enter- 1 scoring attack and whitewashed trouble in the opening inning newmarket on thursday rivals the stourfviiie iine- but some fine defensive work bv i m vweek a win for was completely rearranged the infield held the yone street r will put them right i f the crfhtest nick aland and back in the fight for a spot in jill assinck formed the defncc while heins fronska john vlyn- kramer and pier vanaerkooy before you buy a new car see 24 hour towing service phone 372 before you buy a used car see on saturday evening the j stouffviile forward scored to rhe series now moves to stou- j homesters unleashed a potent j give the local squad a 30 advan crew to a single tally karl mc donald ernie hughes herb rose and bill bowen singled to push one run across and load up thc sacks with one out norm stunden clouted a ground ball to jack watson at thin base watson grabbed the ball and fired to bert baker at the plate for a forceout an llakcr relayed the hall to ronnie hell the group finals arena tmans purchase of tiastic piping plastic piping for the walk- erton arena ice plant could be purchaser for s4000 the pipe u600 feet of it ran be placed to pick stunden off on a double vr the floor in the fall and roll play eci up and stored in the summer plly mintnn pulled off but- prnt piping has own giving it secocd twiarillin in j trouble for a lew cars tage one minute before half lime al hathaway scored his teams fourlh tally on passes from tony bocrstra and frank hulshof the fifth stouffviile goal was scored by frank hul shof and al hathaway added an- were in the centre line jack ver- ether a few minutes later he xa herman hummerlink frank counted the seventh from right hulshof tony bocrstra and al wing and frank hulshof notched hathaway played on the forward j a p3ir to end the game lindsay 1 line the top performers on the i tried hard to break th goose i nights play were frank hul- egg but the defence and goalie shof with 5 goals and al hath- held the fort rwav with tallies goalie wal- 1 stouffviile has now passed ter koster chalked up his sec- markham on joal averages audi crd shutout of the season in rae of a tie for the second it took stouffvjuc oriy six and final playoff position goals j minutes to notca their first 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