Newmarket Era and Express, 6 Mar 1952, p. 10

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Pate TV Newmarket En and Express School Hockey School Leaguers put on a free scoring show Saturday morning In Hornets nipped Bis ons Bears shaded Barons In squirt Marlboros and Flyers tussled Bilts blud geoned Rockets Don Jefferson spearheaded Bisons with two Kerry Peters and Ian Dick poked in one each Hornet goalgetters were John Gable Murray Callaghan- John Brent How ard and Terry Budd In the Bears win Don Bone got four goals Paul one Bob connected for a hat- trick to sparkplug the Barons Paul Blair was a willing partner with a single and Flyers endeav oring to crack a second place deadlock fought Dave Comb dazzled on the the attack collecting all seven goals Larry Bone performed heroical ly to net four Larry two and Abbott one in the Flyers cause Excellent goal- keeping from Jeffrey coupled with three goals by Barry two by Wayne Croutch and a singleton fired by Jim Barber fashioned the swamping of the Rockets CLOSING HOURS FOR WINTER AT BELLS CORNER Monday opened for gas Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday closed all day pm 1 pm Our private dining room is at Your service at the above hoars Also after hours if reserved in advance SMUTS CALENDAR March Mar Newmarket arena Big Five group playoff 2nd New market Spitfires pm Queens arena Lake Junior Hockey League finals 2nd game Brains Mar Aurora arena Junior first round 3rd game Whitby Andersons Aurora Bears pm Newmar ket arena Optimists fin als first game Bangers Maple Leafs arena Hockey League tripleheader Bolton Nobleton Kettle- King Klein burg alar arena Big Five group playoffs 3rd game Newmarket Spits tL30 am Newmar ket arena Public School Hockey Barons Bisons Rockets Flyers Hornets vs Bears vs am Aurora arena Allen Cup Leafs Chicago Detroit Mar Newmarket arena Town League semis game Office Special- pm Exhibition Sutton vs Mount Albert pm Whitby arena Junior first round game if needed Aurora Bears at Whit by Mar pm Aurora arena Town League semis 3rd and deciding game Ditch Dig gers vs Cases Aces pm Rich mond North York Badmin ton League Newmarket at Rich mond Hill is justly proud of their Lions sponsored bantam hockey team The Lions have eliminated and Bill and Doug two well known Schomberg sportsmen guide the team Back row to Doug manager Fred Davis Austin Don Cober Doug Bob Hodgson Ron Hill Bill coach Front row to Tom Larry Hill Gary Bonham Don fry Don Dion Ken Douglas Photo by AWARD a PHONE NEWMARKET CONTINUOUS NIGHTLY FROM PM SAT FROM MI SATURDAY MATINEE AT SAT MARCH Mis PLEASE NOTE 3 COMPLETE SHOWS SATURDAY AT 1000 PM EARLY AVOID THE LINEUP Mount Too Hot For King current pace setters in the League were scheduled to appear here Monday for a tilt with Murray Edgars high flying couldnt make the grade so sent along Bruce Halls King City Maroons the number two team out And the number tvo team just wasnt good enough to check the Mount Albert jumped away to a first per iod lead stoked the fire with three unanswered second period goals and that laid the ground work for a Mount Albert triumph pacesetter was Horace Berwick with a hat trick Dave Couch and Bill got two each Morley Sin alley Bill Brett and Bruce Paisley were onegoal men King City snipers Harry Jim Gerald Chapman Ken Ham and Charlie one note Taylor Horace Gets His Goal Theres National Health Week National Gum Drop Week National This and That week but so far as the town league followers are concerned this was Horace Gets His Goal Week atten ding the town league tills have been waiting for this event Well it happened Monday anil the whoop that went up all but lifted the Smith igloo roof It was as good a goal as any coach could ask for And then Horace got two more more or less gift wrapped courtesy King Fans immediately ganged up on us Better give Horace the award and Rosy Theatre pass or its into the drink with you tbey told us Take it easy fellows we were going to do that all along Net only for the goals but because Horace is a team man all the way Ever notice first out on the ice and fast to leave is your friend and mine Horace He plays maybe two minutes maybe not at all Does he ever complain No But Horace is there if hes needed Such team spirit my does require recognition Too bal there wasnt a great deal more of it to recount Horace inci dentally recollects hes likes hockey and earlier in the season Mount Alberts junior hockey team So ouit twisting our arm men Your was just look ing for the opportunity to brief you about Horace MOW MARCH 101M2 BEFORE FILMED In Finals Queens Hotel have ousted Vic Flyers Ditch Diggers and Cases Aces carry their feuding into a third game to produce an Aurora town league finalist Catching fire for three first period goals by Art White and Chuck South wood Jim Murrays Queens swamped Victory Fly ers Tuesday Norm blasted in a second period goal and Lome contracted for the Queens closeup tally in the Spits Lose First Two Ties Close Series Rangers and Icafs will clash for the Optimists Stanley Cop Twin tie games closed the semis Friday and Black Hawks drew Rangers and Redwings went on a 5all scoring spree The tie managed by the earned them the goals count set with the highly fav ored Hawks and Rangers boosted a round margin in their hell with the Redwings Rob Wilson and Don Thorns were the Leaf marksmen third Bill Kingdom assisted by j Brine Fines and VanZant Bill Bennett counted the Flyers lone goal doing little else than Fred shutout bid Four first period goals coupled with doublequick hattrick by Bruce Rose in just under two minutes of second period action staked Cliff Chapmans Cases Aces to a win over Mickey Suttons injury riddled Ditch Diggers That evened their best of three series at a game each Casemens top scorer was Bruce Rose Tommy FireBall and Don were twogoal men Eugene Tlose and Ted Cam eron got into the scoring net with singletons Karl MaeDonald and Tracy were Diggers top hands with two each Ted Sutton polled a single to com plete the Diggers scoring Dig gers and Aces meet next Tues day to decide their series TECHNICOLOR ft to CM Mm ma newt BRADFORD potted the Hawk tallies Leaf winger Don and Hawks speedster Grant Morton didnt appear in the goalgetting statistics but came up with all- star efforts Murray Young up with his regular steady pipe- minding job in the Smart scored three Warren and Paul Mainprise one each to spark the Rangers Geo BoomBoom Davis was triggeriiian on three Redwing counters Bill Mail Charlie netted singles Rangers socked away an early lead with the Redwings ap plying pressure in the finale gain a tic Hawks J Rich P Cameroon J Mills Fines Morton VanZant Million Ail roads to coin a wellwork ed phrase lead to the arena to night The Eddie Bush led Shipbuilders will he on hand for game two of the best of seven groupplayoffs I The expected capacity crowd will see the Spits take the ice a game down Spits were blud geoned in Collingwood Tues day The scores belies the game Spits battled on fairly even terms through the first two periods although you couldnt tell it by the scorekeeper as they trailed Then Joe Tunney was injured early in the third Joe came back but the piping hot Builders ran tip a fourgoal spurt Reg in the was a stand- Specialty Ties Semis Office Specialty turned on a throegoal show of scoring power in the first period Monday to a win over Jets That Specially victory sew ed the best of five town league at two games each Fifth and decider comes up Monday Jack Groves spearheaded the Specialtys period romp with two goals Coupled with a sin gle by Stan Gibbons gave the Specialty a 1 lead scored first as Howard Timbers sprinted the length of the ice in the first minute The teams levelled off at a goal each in round two Bruce for Specially Howard Timbers for Clem Kilns handed the puck to Bun Hood who did the necessary early in the third That sniping effort sliced the Specialty margin to 3 Vandorf plans for the equal izer bogged dawn in the face of stubborn defensive work by Grant Blight Rett Low ell Waller and Barney Pearson aided efficiently by shotstopper Handy Andy Andrews Arena ghosts accustomed to having the place to themselves Mondays were driven lo cover by over fans You can bet more will be there next Monday for game five In order keep up the double- bill in connection with the town league officials will complete I hi evening with an exhibition game Aforesaid game will pit Mount Albert who are awaiting a winner of the saw off Kills Sutton GreeirshJrts HOW THEY STAND BIG To play out pulling his lean out of the tough spots and he got ready goalscoring support from Rob bie and Jack Wheeler in the first and Frank in round two Barney led Builders late charge with Cook and Bush with a limp picked up the other near the end counters Joe handled shots in tlup wide open game that was of sustained action Spits drew eight penal ties Builders five Two of the Builders tallies were annexed I with Spits shortstaffed Newmarket It I Results hist Young Thorns B wheelers goal came with A in Take Care Of My Little if Jeanne Hale Robertson MR1 Jean Peters SECOND FEATURE In Technicolor Al Jennings Of Dan ae Storm Jong The Great DM Kirk Douglas Virginia Mayo John Agar SECOND FEATURE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Crawford tuesday ib koto night Our M Wilson D Creed McKnight MacMurchy J Hope J D Pitt M Rangers Smart P J Mills W Bugler Redwings D snvoy McGuire Cain Davis W A Perks Vandorf Wins Semi Swooshing fnr two unanswer ed goals in Hie second period- counting was even across the board the other rounds Bruins spilled in the opening of the best of three series for the Simcoe Junior Hockey league litle Game was played hi the arena Thurs day before a healthy gathering Dick VanNostraiui and Bob headed the winners with two goals each Bill Bennett a on the attack ing corps nailed the other tally Three Rons Beckett Williams ami Rroen managed the Queens- villa markers Chime iwo in of three finals comes up fur de cision In the Qiieensville arena tonight Thursday nichardson J Fade J D VnoNoi- VanNuslrand Cooper D Drown J Rogers D Miller Smith J Beckett Williams D Graham D Pick erel D P J D Porter sinbin slumming Don Gibson was in the cooler when Cook beat early in the third Grant Firth drew the nod from the Colling press as Spits best man It 111 week Feb Midland 1 Mar 2 Mar I Newmarket Midland KING VAlKillAN King City Bolton Klelnhurg Ketlleby W l I I 7 15 Hockey Near at home favorites Ket- tleby and went down to in Fridays Vaughan action King Maroons gained it lie with Bolton Despile one of their better and skating shows Ket Jets dropped a seesaw decision to Kleinhurg A pair of first tallies nailed by hotshot Bill Roe got Kleinhurg underway Dashing Ted Rogers pocketed a shut in the final to get the Jets back in the game John in the Kettleby strings ami his oppo site Lloyd Smith turned In ere goalkeeping chores Tho abort- staffed got business and It wasnt good from high soaring Trailing at tho end of Iwo saw all hopes dashed as flashed a stinging attack In final period Glen Tom two and Murray one Gnllonlni Bill Winters gave the AURORA I Detroit tears Chicago NFWMKT W I Pis Hornets Bears 12 Barons 5 SQUIRT v Marlboros Flyers Rockets NEWMARKET Series A Mount Albert Town Regents Mount Albert wins series Series Pis Vandorf Jets Office Specially 4 Series tied games each AURORA TOWN LEAGUE Semis Series A Ditch Diggers I fuses Aces Series tied 1 each Series Queens Hotel Victory Flyers Queens win series I 15 3 a i DISTRICT Pis Keith wero Bolton target- men Foster Nob Their one chance to Woods Nob whnnp it up with a midsecond period score Sparked by Gerald Chapmans two goals and Ross late single sniping effort Bruce Halls King Maroons gained tie with Bolton Ted Derbyshire Irwin and Derbyshire Nob Atkinson Nob Murray Nob in A 14 a o 23 More Sports ft Hasketts HASH by George Newmarket Sports Editor Make or break week for Spits They must break tho Shipbuilders monopoly or stash their gear Heaven forbid anything like this should so soon so tins spent past couple of weeks on research lo prove Bushmen can Iks Naturally In our quest for the moguls Any more answer to the Spits problem turned to the men who know how to handle Builders the Ban- gay led Clippers Clippers if you recall have enjoyed singularly handsome suc cess against dropp ing but one game over a two- year span Heres what your re searcher uncovered and info of course is available free gratis to the band Formula is simple says one worthy Clip per first play the puck second skate third stay on the ice That summation backs this corners theory and is generally accepted as the answer by the Spits most cedent rooters If the Spits get out and chase the boot heel and leave lite bumping to and Company we can visualize a long intermediate A trail coming up If the Spits cherish thoughtsand weve heard It said some do of out- bumping outthumping and set tling old grievances with their up north antagonists Peaches and the die hard mush- ball flock can start praying for an early spring because the hockey season will be over quick ly and sourly Sprlne Say that reminds us McNeill Willow Beach fling or briefs us via postal card from the sunny south work ing out daily This could be our year I liny Smith and his hoard will have to go on full lime keep pace While your scribe hasnt any ob jection to a debate now and then the place for them is not before fans as was the case a week Pewholders came to see hockeyroot a debate Specialty opened the with a question on the eligibility of Archie Prob ably had something won the protest but got the Van- so riled up they went out and won the game Could there be a better way of solving player arguments riot bit It does sound this way quote an stance from the Aurora Town League semis for proof Vict ory Flyers asked permission to- play ineligible man a player like Who Had played a couple of games during the campaign and was no sec ret weapon Queens Motet maestro Jim Murray and his players assented quipping bring him on and six more like him well trim you anyway And they did and it was only their second win of the season Win er on the ice not in room and there wont be any hollow ring to the fttNKS Imperial juvenile sAriiGrICrl Gabel Special request at hand Vou sure did miss Hare brothers Tom ami executive list It Dont put Keswick that hockey man about win list thev say You Jim Walker How- hexed us last year Better get working this straight now men well never know Just has inaugurated a new that omission Jimmy you system this term Henceforth cost you a five buck fee to stay off our hex list Baseball tidings nothing can be first man in the new- swimming pool when it opens A fan takes us task and rightly so for our on a trteounty Intermediate of bantams from entry The idea has found favourable response everywhere mentioned Organizing should the championship hunt ing whirl Were mighty proud of our young skates he goes or be carried out Immediately Tod and with good reason we may Eagle St ballhawk is talking In terms of a big team for outside competi tion Anyone interested But enough of these spring harbingers Hockey Is still on the menu Debates and rhu barbs have beset the town league Bears Two Climaxed by a three goal spurt in the third period Au rora Bears sewed up a de cision over Whitby Friday be fore some 500 gleeful fans in the Aurora arena The was the opener in a best of five series and the Bears initial test in the junior play- downs The Bears outplayed their guests all the way The How tree lads should have spik ed an early whooping majority They had the shots of them but despite their hustle and bustle led only after two periods They didnt do better Ted Brown in the Whit by cord cupboard them right and left Browns goal tending magic held until the Bears exploded for three goals in the third to bag the decision safely Bears scoring can summed briefly Keith Ceilings three goals one assist Hob one goal three assists Pepper two assists and Andy Closs as well as going over par defensively dug in for two hel pers The tag the Hears have over the season that they were homers blew up with a bang Monday in Whitby They lev elled off with a rubber sinking barragefour of them in the first 10 minutes to net a win That gives the Bears edge In games and an oppor tunity to wrap up the series at add because bantams have reached the semifinals in bantam and need but a win over to reach the- round Busy hock ey men Bill and Doug are the masterminds of small try home tomorrow night Coach manager Closs and club proxy Jimmy Wilson saw Bob Cook and Bob Forhan assume the role of pace setters at Whitby with two goats- each Andy Hon Knowles Pepper Martin Squeak Kgan and Joe launched into the svitring statistics with singles Walt Rhodes did his netminding job in ace fashion to gain shutout Auroras Top Scorer Harold Sonny Stephenson Ditch Diggers rapid fire scor ing pivotman has captured the Aurora Town scoring championship collected goals and assists for a point total Team mate Frank Young ran number two in the- race with points Heres the final statistics over the regular season Stephenson Young Dawson Hose DD Kingdon Sutton Watson Simmons a A 11 17 J ugxV JOHNSON HP MERCURY work motor good condition 17 HP snort our condition 50 14 HP Model work motor good condition PLYWOOD OUTBOARD BOAT Winnipeg model ft wide centre M deck This hull is perfect far making an outboard COMPLETE OF BOATS Morrisons SportMf Main St DONT THE SPORTSMENS ftSOW

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