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a J J Ton Kirk Boys and under B J Tucker I Gould Smith Girls and under Feat Metcalfe Boys 6 years Cain P Fry Gibbons Girls years Johns J Best C S Boys years Smith B Peat J B Stiles- Girls years S P West Boys years Smith Burling Need- Girls years Hands A H Davis Dunham Boys years G Crawford P Girls years Davis Gairdner A Boys years J Hopper B P Vale Girls years Perks N Glencross Mills Rose Boys years P Blair J Gar- Aurora Tigers short for Aurora Town League allstars clicked for a pair of wins and a berth in the North York championship series finals also unbeaten were the Tigers worthy opponents The best two out of three final set was opened Friday night in the Aurora Arena- Heres the quintet of skaters who started e Aurora victory march away with a 2 win over the allstars to Bui Bruce Rose Fred South wood Dave Richard- son Mickey Sutton Photo by Haskett Girls years Cain J Davis Cur ran- Boys years H- Brlce Bray Girls years McDonald J Morton J Cain V Martin U and Toviis- ley Hunt Qtt Hbofc- i and over K Ed wards 5 west boys relay wok by St Johns team J Cain J Cain P Ewing V Senior girls relay Won by St Johns team Cain Mc- West Senior boys race Towns- ley Lothian Scott J Prince school Won the cup for the highest percentage j of points counting Mounties Win Town District The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday April Bilts v Big League Leafs may have bitten the For a second was a repeat job too for Coach Belt Bradley as Here are the Leafs after their championship win the Rangers Back r Creed Murray Young Paul Norm Thorns Bill MacMurray John Hope John Lake not the local Optimists league ked off With local edition of the Stanley Cup It he forged the Leafs into a winning combination ning punch had been delivered at the expense of Bill Dave Pitt Bradley coach Front row 1 to Don Ed Don Bob Wilson Photo by Newmarket fans the majority of them that is had their first good look at our future hockey greats Thursdays The event was the annual School Kids Night and two championships were on the docker I Tqthe Opener of the busy hockey evening it was Neil opposed by Frank for the squirt title Bills came the kind of hockey disf play that pleased coach Lothian no end as they hacked out a win over Up and down the ice like a yoyo Wayne Croutch contract ed for four goals to pace the winners attack Ken Needier gave the their start with a first period counter and Brian Bales started the third away on the right note for the with a nifty tally Andrew St flasher Dave McComb kept the white wash brush from being applied to the with a midsecond period score In the title session Bears and Hornets locked horns Coach lads com ing through with a win over Doug Campbells Bears Terry made sure of his place in the Hall of Fame with the lone goal of trie game Buddie pro duced his unassisted marker in the first period and Larry Proc tor took over there to re cord a shutout in the Hornet cage The games marked the conclusion of a very busy and successful school league hockey season Well merited thanks are due the coaches and all respon sible for the successful season Bob Peters and A Jackson handled the in the final games J Garrett J Barber P Watt Peat J Watson Jet- K Lothian J Lambe Brice Dl Gorman B Bales Edwards Needier Smith Coach Lothian Hornets J McKnight J West Skeikhorn T Boyd Cook J G Robert son Callaghan Coach Hoi- the first time in its year history the Trophy has taken wing to the country Monday night Mount Albert took it away with them A win over Jets gave the Mounties the Newmarket and District title wrapped up the championship in three straight actually four games were played one being a tie sprang to life with a first period lead It was In double quick time for the ulti mate Dave Couch and the streak Don Marchjahti hit for goals sec onds apart in the second minute play Bun Hood helped by Bill and Preston whit tled that lead to at the six- mark Couch con verted a Don Merchant relay into Mount Albert third goal be- fore the scrapers appeared the first time The teams settled down to a tight checking second session and traded goals Doug Terry Gilbraltar defense laid in a long shot and Forfar Vandorfs galloping backwaller jammed a screened drive past Bill Poison Mulholland in Mount cage Mount Albert wrote their name on the trophy for sure with a pair or unanswered last period goals Dave Couch com pleted his hat trick on a pass from Elmo Paisley and very ef ficient Bill Brett accepted a Don relay for Mounts sixth tally Reason the could nt make a reply was Bill Mul Bill was at his shot- blocking best breaking the back of the time after time Fact is the Mounties didnt have a weak link in the armour Murray Edgars men worked hard and efficient and are worthy champs In the cere monies league president Ray Smith presented the trophy to coach Murray Edgar and manager Taylor Mount Albert Mulholland Draper Terry March jant Couch Brett Ber wick Paisley Paisley Smaltey Vandorf Fletcher VanNostrand Ellas Richardson Timbers J Preston Hood Forfar A Lloyd 11 i i Era and Express Classifieds Bring Results DANCE FOR DON CUTTING and AUDREY HILL m BLUEBIRD INN HARVEY MILLERS ORCHESTRA Draw on radio V Dancing from to ADMISSION CENTS A PERSON Want wood for the fireplace or coal that will clink will find as a wink KESWICK WELLDRILLING CO 5 and inch wells PHONE KESWICK mm f YOUR i L DIRECTORY SPORTS COLUMN Tim is the Hard and last of a series dealing with Stanley Cup incidents One of the boasts concerning play for Canadas premier hockey prize the Stan ley Cop is that only nature or death ever halted the play This like many other claims made sport is not correct Nature halted the play in the 90 when for two years there was no ice available at the finish of the season Death abruptly stepped into the Cup picture in when the Mon treal champions of the east Invaded Seattle to play the Metropolitans for the Cup Five games had been played each team having won two with one tied when the flu which scourged the continent and left hundreds of dead In its wake hit both clubs Nearly every player was stricken one died Joe Hall succumbing and that series never was completed But hack in the misty past to he exact there was an unfinished series and viewed in retrospect this fiasco has its humorous overtones though doubtless there was nothing funny about it at the time Champions of the cast were the Montreal Victorias rep resenting of the greatest trulyamateur clubs in Canadian sports history an organization which disbanded in the 30s when the press of professionalism became too great The club refused to sacrifice its standards and closed down com- Champions of the west were the Winnipeg Victorias a great team and also completely amateur These two Victorias ieinm had fought out a grim battle in each winning a series In the Montreal Vic torias again won the cup defeating Ottawa There were no Cup matches In but in the allVictoria rivalry- flared again as the two teams met on Montreal ice best two out of three games The Montreal team won the first in a rugged The second was tied at when he series suddenly collapsed Tony Winnipeg star was crashed across the knee by a Montreal player and limped off i he ice No replace ment was allowed in -ifi-Jwj- unless it was proven that an injured The argument heavy The debate grew mi Si1fiereleJw came In tor such irlMiMiMleti the- and i0Mz So when agreed to there was ho referee A Buii and sleigh drove to the bed urged to return and his skates and vmMA the build- iiiU He was in denouncing him So he tramped out of the room the ring And this So game of a eel then the entire series returned home But the western club contenders The great Montreal Shamrock team ousted Montreal Victorias as Cup champions and id downed Winnipeg Vie lor las Bat the battling westerners won the trophy In and eastern invasions then vanished as a team from the Cup picture NT or fee Coirrt St Toronto Calvert DISTILLERS LIMITED A m A K theres been a growing suspi cion among the KingVaughan hockey experts over the past month that and Klein- burg would Ik crossing sticks in the finals lite finals roll around this Friday and as the experts Kleinburg and will be the partici pants The title series will be decided via host thrc out of five set Bruce Halls King Maroons faltered Friday arid it was cur- tains as Maroons dropped a decision to Kiel Klein- burg took the best of three semi final round In two straight King first period pressure paid off as the Maroons into a load A pair of goals by Alan and singleton by John Richards staked King to their early load Bill Hoc got away counterblast From there there was a noticeable let down Sri the King attack and strictly Klein- as Bill Hoe a second period goal and made himself the Klelnhurg heroman with two third period goals Walt Bell also got into the second period Klelnhurg scoring act a fine- payoff of fort it was a go from the drop of the hat Referees Hugh and gave 22 penal- lies Including a and match misconduct to King fehseman to keep things 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