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9m 9 to Tied On Top DON AND SLANDERS HERE SAT ewmarket on a fourgame winning an Important engage- it at the fair grounds Friday ling at chimes entertain what promises to be the of the season At the mo- and are in a tie for the South e leadership A victory plants the SPORTS pm fair ground at New- lei AW park league Hospital a- pm Lake at Mount Al- p bantam baseball Albert at Sutton Klflfv Noble- Hon FeelYork Softball thy 7 baseball 7 Lake Jr men safely in first place Tuesday evening Ted Robin son led the into Everett for a with the Maple Leafs capped an uphill fight tat saw them trailing in the fourth with a tworun uprising in the seventh to nail ah victory The was Newmarkets fourth straight and was revenge for a previous home defeat fered at the hands of the Thorns working hilltop spun a sixhitter scattering Ev erett hits lightly in all but the third when Leafs staked out five All the got the range for at least one Top socker was Jim Cook with two Cookie also came up with the catch of the game going away back to save the game in the last of the seventh Newmarket S Winger Thorns Gibson A McKnight J Hugo Grant J Cook Gunn Gibson Wright v AURORA JR BASEBALL The attempt is still on to get a junior baseball team cracking in Aurora A practice has been called for Sunday morning June at 10 am at the Au rora park Anyone interested in playing junior baseball is asked to be on hand MINOR BASEBALL Want something to do Satur day afternoon Heres an idea Aurora s at fair bantam baseball fiends and soak up some I shine SSZTL Wlmist Orchard at Keswick bantams has lined up an- rh1 other minor baseball Brampton will be here Saturday -lfnt- afternoon for a doubleheader fair arrnU I attraction Newmarket a peeVwee baseball Chiefs i ftu a pm with the ban- fid for p ladles at haven seen our pLAarora park North ball hawks in action- baseball Richmond time you did You re missing Aurora pn something Jr ladies Newmarket on pan Lake Keswick at Pine pjn ladies at Bradford pm diamond ladies Keswick at Aurora park Diggers Lake Beach Zephyr Albert 7 baseball at pm York bantam baseball it Mount Albert pm Fork midget baseball at Richmond Bill PeelYork Softball at Kettleby Noble- at King at Hon at p pm fair twinbail SportsCycle league pm ladies S FOR POPS Morrisons Mens Wear quarters for Fathers Complete for men Stores in and Aurora Youll ops in service and in at Morri- HOW IKY STAND BARBIE ft Midland Stayner Newmarket DISTRICT I a LADIES 1 2 2 SOUTH BASEBALL Newmarket Everett Beeton Bradford 3 3 I 1 4 5 8 2 SCHOOL LEAGUE Leafs Cubs Royals Chiefs km 0 3 TOWN LEAGUE Ditch Diggers Like Old Time dance music Youll be pleased to know that the Newmarket Optimist Club is sponsoring Don and I Civil Service Islanders this Saturday night June ai the Newmarket Memorial 2 2 i 4 2 0 Arena Well known through crossCanada tours transCanada radio broadcasts ana recordings the Don band features both modern and old time dance music If you like square dancing jigs and reels Saturday night will be an evening of real fun No JvTl advance sale of tickets NORTH YORK BANTAM BASEBALL Mount Albert Aurora Sutton Richmond Hill Lake Wilcox 2 1 I 8 4 4 Mickey Suttons Ditch Diggers the next one have one fault the other teams in j Merchants J the Aurora Town League wish 5fi Winters A Closs theyd correct Diggers never know when theyre licked They trailed going into the last innings of last Thursdays town league tilt with Cliff Chap mans Queen City Storage Mer chants Then Diggers erupted for runs to take down a de cision It was the Diggers sec ond win of the budding town league campaign and shot into undisputed possession of Rose J Emmons H Sutton P Philips McGhee Ditch Diggers Stephenson Sutton Dawson R White White T Barrage Wright Timbers Timbers W SOCCEKiSTS PLAY Due to the Bradford field be ing in use Wednesday our bud- YORK MIDGET BASEBALL Richmond Hill 10 Aurora 11 Lake Wilcox LAKE LEAGUE Win First After dropping two straight Newmarket senior ladies jumped into the win column Thursday with a scalping of Stayner at the Fair Grounds- Hester Clark should sue her outfield chums If they had hooked onto an easy loft into center- Hester would have had a no- hitter A it was Moore J our hoisted a popup into the aforesaid field It dropped in there safely and that was the only that looked anything like a hit for Stayner Hester in slapping the win on record whiffed eight and was in complete control As far as the hitting went It was well scatter ed down the Local lassies reached in the grab bag for five first inn ings runs and were off and roll ing to their steamroller win as they scored in all hut one frame Hit leaders were Phil Mary Osborne Barbara Watt Lois Darrach and Hester Clark with two each It was a solid sock each for Jeanne and Dean visit here tonight Thursday and Monday the nine will spread the welcome mat for Barrio In the lone Monday home game Optimists Win Fourth Mount Albert Keswick Zephyr Willow Beach Pine Orchard Vandorf 2 5 first place soccer had to cancel Mickey Sutton went all wUh Bradford last way on the Diggers mound Jack Andrews and Red Castles toed for Friday even- the rubber for the Merchants st Andrews Col- All the Diggers collected at least The game will be played one hit with White going the college sports field great guns at the plate arid teen players were on hand for around his shortstop position Mondays practice Practices It was the best game of the will be held every Monday from season Well take em next 3 5 1 I 9 I Win Fifth Newmarket Optimist bantams dug in and slugged their way to a triumph over Mount Al bert in a North York bantam baseball league game at Mount Albert Tuesday The win the Optimists fifth I straight increased their league leadership If of the game came in the seventh when Mount Albert fielding wilted and Newmarket came up with a slugging bee to score nine runs Newmarket Jack Cain and Don Thorns stalled the on two scratch hits Jack Cain whiffed ten John and were the successful Mountie swingers The brothers and John Bill Cain and Pat clubbed a pair of hits each in the Newmarket cause TOWN LEAGUE STANDING W T Can Hoffman 4 Off Specialty ThompsonBell SportsCycles BATTING RACE D- Spec 22 591 J Smith A Spts B VanZant Newmarket Optimist bantams W with their bats a merry hit tune gobbled up an win over Aurora Thursday in a North I York bantam baseball league contest It was Optimists fourth straight victory and gave them a well nigh unbreakable clutch on the leagues top roost Optimist nippers counted solid hits Bill Cain triple double and single Lome Bab- cock two doubles and a single John triple and single led the batting Jack Cain now on at school grounds time reports coach Chappie It is hoped to reschedule the besides well have slugger postponed game with Bradford Eves up from the farm club for for next week Cook Spec 22 worked four Don Thorns three in the winners box They found Jerry Doyle with a long circuit clout Keith Browning and Bill 429 333 320 290 DOWN THE CENTRE by ab HangOvers From The Ice Season Hockey may seem an untimely ban will be with the topic but a group of young men by way of the student clause Era and Express Classifieds Bring Results SERVIGE Davis Dr and Main Newmarket further notice we will remain open 21 hours seven days a week serving fish and chips magazines tobaccos IG LEGION UNE CARNIVAL KING CITY JUNE GAMES PRIZES DANCE and some not so young have been the toast of their communi ties in recent days and carried home with them the spoils of battle Friday night Aurora Bears were honored at a do sponsored by Aurora Rotary which featured a banquet dance and presentation of maroon sweaters with white crests made by Harold Aurora Textile The kids enjoyed it all Dr Boulding veteran Aurora hockey booster while not a was given the honor of making the presenta tion Charlie DeLalfayc Jack Bowser and all the rest who were responsible for the event deserve a hand went berserk the same evening with over 2000 fans assembling in the arena as Eddie Bush and his boys of both intermediate and junior fame paraded to the now familiar rostrum of victory amid applaud Each player got an medal a gift voucher from the municipality wiudbreakers from the club plus a bonus cheque theatre tickets silverware and many more items That went for both clubs Bush promised the fans I and an Aurora release One or Newmarket camp in the season is behind the plate for the crew Jans with two hits apiece their most troublesome customers at the plate Lefty Jack Brooks and Bud Sutton carried the pitch- in load for Aurora Aurora J Doyle Hammond Browning Jans Fines White Sut ton Bears nan J Brooks Newmarket Lewis Thorns J P Jones Walk er W Cain Mil lion J Hope Wilson Bell J Cain two of the Fergus club will bo answer to an inquiry heres out with in October a quick run down of the horses Canadian Capers Bradford owned by John Stuart presently under the leadership of Jim action Fancy Festival Bluster Webb are seeking a lacrosse Black Baby Jucky John David coach and have their eyes glued Rhythm on Charlie Music Fourth of July Bunty Line The Sheriff Roses arc Red Peggy Lewis Barbara Jane and Buck We think we have most of them The that Charlie is available Bob Banna Col lines Mutt Col lings and other former Au rora juniors will be with the club and that of course will 1 1 rf peal to Charlie Bradford is looking for extra players and a the to the winners circle too Aurora- Newmarket area w Long Branch and the smaller meets Chuck Bill Patrick and former junior players are being paged Bob Dobbie and Chick two of the stars of the Fergus junior club are doing well in senior lacrosse with Fergus Thistles this season Grouping finds Terrier Bradford ATHLETIC CLUB IN RIDGES I King Ridges Athletic Club is being organized An athletic park is ready for use It was of- opened by Father and Father Charles Downes at a baseball game be tween the King Ridges boys and a team brought in by Joe Klukay Maple Leaf hockey player and baseball promoter on May 28 umpired Frank an ex perienced ball player and local resident The grounds located on the Bill AuroraKing subway sideroad west of the resident is regarded by those in concession are nearly two acres the know as the outstanding size and already some of the painter of horses in Canada to day and Bill has been commis sioned to do a likeness of field day will be J gram winner of the Queens t he Klukay team is Plate and the Memorial and also will do the Horse of the ton Brooklin To- who is likely to bo Epigram in one group Mr has had many The competition should be very special assignments P Taylor In the south group Eaton Vince Sheridan and even Strcetsville Burlington others of both the racing and diamond equipment has been donated On Saturday June 231 held when I to return Bingo and other attrac tions are to be held with a draw on lucky prizes The park and recreation committee are Karl Greenwood Frank John lawlor Parker and Tom that would see junior championship I Caledonia Acton are in notion In Western Ontario London Woodstock Oneida the fourth Braves and Oneida Rockets in a row a section with Chatham and third intermediate and in un crown and the crowd liked it other Thats the biggest line- to no end jlip in some years and from the There are course those who we read there were say Hush wont be around and were on hand to w As certain players dont like him intercollegiate lacrosse final eluded Buss Herb Displacing a winner is pretty former Sharpies Don Campbell tough and dont forget Bush is well rej White Jack Hart Lea Grant the assistant arena manager and for his unruly actions lh Harry Art well entrenched locally Youll this and Cliff Graham in the him at the helm next year already drawn a unless hes kicked upstairs by J suspension from the Joint has had his playing certificate for hunter crowd being patrons Its been a lifelong ambition with Bill and couldnt happen to a better fellow The return of Richmond Hill to baseball this season recalls the fact that years ago they had a mighty sweet junior baseball club that was put out of A by The lineiip OReilly FOR SERVICE RAIN OR SHINE RADIO WE NEVER CLOSE SPORTS COLUMN This may not be a seasonable time to discuss skiing that sport which has grown in popularity in these Dominions by the proverbial leaps and bounds But it might be as good a time as any to discuss a skier destined for even more fame than he has already acquired who started his career on the long blades when he was only eight years old Were always intrigued by those stories of athletes who have devoted their lives to perfecting technique in their favorite sport and a young man named Ernie native of the little Quebec city of Three Rivers undoubtedly comes in that category Here we believe Is one of the really great Canadian athletes of our time and even though warm suns are shining on the grass and the trees are In leaf we feel we should devote a column to singing his praises climaxed a brilliant career last winter when he captured the skiing Grand Slam never accomplished before by Canadian American or European for that matter His phenomenal feat began when he captured the National Giant Slalom at Alta Utah followed with a smashing victory in the Aspen North American championships He went on from there to capture top honors in the National Downhill championships at White Fish Montana and his final triumph was in the Cup at Sun Valley When you consider he was competing against the very best In North America and a field that included a sprinkling of former European champions you get a quick vision of his greatness When began his skiing career at the ripe age of eight years he started practice jumping on a hill behind his home and by the end of his first season was jumping 40 feet By the time he was he had already captured school boy jumping meets in Montreal Toronto Quebec City and Ottawa The long lean youngster already had made a name for himself in the Three Rivers Ski Club with a record jump of feet At this stage of the game began slalom and downhill work At he entered the downhill race in the Quebec City championships and finished second Theres no such thing as skiing cautiously with Ernie Its gogogo from start to finish His record of seconds down the precipitous slopes of Mount Baldy in Sun Valley is still a challenge for other stars One young racer who completed the gruelling grind in a little over a minute re marked 1 dont see how anybody could possibly have gone faster than I did today without breaking his neck Ernie didnt break his neck but was a full four seconds better than the aspirant to his title Ill Ernie rode to International glory on specially- designed skis He beat the entire French team consisting of Henri George Panisse and won the cup again this year and If he wins again becomes the only skier in history to take the award three times All this being so we thought wed write a column about great Canadian athlete who has been overlooked a wr and for this fee fcy iltiM Ferguson Covert St Calvert DISTILLERS LIMITED CEDAR BEACH PARK North Shore LAKE AN HIS ORCHESTRA DANCING EVERY SATURDAY opting reservations for cabins and picnics PRODUCTS hi- Blocks Bricks Well Tile m mm m Foundation Bases J Bros Phone Roches Point one of the pro clubs Clippers had their night few weeks back and got medals gold watches from the village windbrcakers white shirts and ties and a couple of dandy stag parties Andy Class was busy with the foun tain and certificates over weekend and young goalie of the 52 team defencenien and Walt Fines and forwards Bobs Cook and Pepper Martin affix their John Henrys to play ing cards Andy says he can only sign players and the line forms on the right Two new players were signed fly Brown the Whitby and Bob regarded as the best youngster of the Bradford area can play either de fence or forward Bill Itto another Bradford boy will be signed Bill Smith is back from Lind say and its thought that he may decide to throw in his lot with the Bears We were glad to see that Pike and Bill- mores signed Bruce Wallace of juniors who we tubbed as the best player in the D grouping lost winter Kitchener juniors grabbed the El mira otherwise the group was not tapped Bob Mount Albert sees a revival of hardball under the allspices of the Legion and its a matter of softbaU transfercd to Owen Soundand is in action in the City league there- He definitely intends to play hockey with the next winter despite wishful thinking in canal- town Congratulations are in order to Bill and Mr on the arrival of a daughter the former junior star came through the event all right as did grandpa Karl close to years since lt Mount played baseball ably the best known player come from there Moore bespectacled dnce pitched for Aurora Moore was a dandy and had a great change of pace and a tantalizing curves besides being a clubhouse joker who kept the rest of his mates laughing in the face of adversity Harry Couse Hurler is just to iiuery been hurling Jack Atkinson a teammate of since he was which makes him Bill it with Miss Florence Boll of Aurora on June and next Saturday weds Miss Shirley Hoi- man of Aurora Clinton is the next municipal ity on the list for artificial ice Willi plans well underway North York under the oldest pitcher by way of ser vice in the district Teddy Ben nett Alex Great Webster Schandlein of Perry of Pat Poland father of Danny Po land are still going strong at Ken pitched IBM THE FAMOUS ACCORDION BAND It Ernie Art Briggs George after the mark and Stark and the rest who featured in the North league two years ago are going great guns at Wattless Park this year with Bus Benson and Junior Wright who both have pitched many a tournament game at Zephyr Mount Albert Sharon etc on the mound col ored catcher who caught for looked like Old Man in so doing just kept rolling along so that age doesnt amount to so much for pitchers Must stop this age business especially be cause some of the lads havent been lassoed yet by the distaff side and ore probably wanting to be as coy about age as some of the gals on at Bests Drag Store Rush35c PROCEEDS FOR LIONS SERVICE WORK si- vx