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7 ft 5 i -v- lies tea dft into A arts 141 ma in A For Canadian National Steamship Real- Estate Insurance St Aaron Tel FA fat Nor York continued their wins Saturday flatbed over Aurora Tigers It was the Jading of the North York hockey league roundrobin The victory qualified the Smoke Km for the league final in the robin were Saturday contestant and New- market registered she point to win four and Aurora two The Smoke Rings reliable netminder Roes took several labelled shots off the stick of Danny Patrick and on other occasion frustrated about everf wouldbe Aurora goal- getter Dan Patrick couldnt be denied forever and finally broke Copemans shutout spell for an unassisted tally and then turned around and fed a setup to Jack Brook for Auroras goal Both Aurora goals carat dying of the sauna the Kings ore fcjj stuff ware riding high and dry with a lead aa they scored a first period tally- erupt for three In the second and bagged two in the final chapter Mid Bill fur- hair pass into the Aurora cage to start the wheel churning Bill Cain credited with a soft goal BUI hit the target with Bob Wilson pass and Jade Cain fired Francis Lewis relay for Newmarkets second session goals Bill completed a busy two goal one assist afternoon by in the first minute of the third tally put the Smoke Rings ahead and Francis Lewis cruised in on Dave after taking Lome pass for the Smoke Rings sixth counter ii Heres Good kid in with the famous tread a tire AMSJ for long or vs uV for some cheery news from the basketball front got It Wednesday when- his seniors scooted and passed their Way to a win over It was the first victory fi North York league 1 gs5S- Geo Kelly Junior cagera who are still in the hunt for a playoff berth in their section lost a tough decision to in the junior contest Both games Were played at Al- last week and Paul provided the rnaln scoring punch for the Speert men contributed points Other Newmar ket marksmen were Bob Dick 6 Neil Tate Art Jim Grant Morton was the leader collecting points Doug May hit for seven I points Downward six and four nt It take in the dead of to steal tfta away from back but Just what on thia week Newmarket is to have a junior A lacrosse team this summer Gael lacrosse officiate headed Jim Bishop and local resident Bob Hanna plan to revive the game here and put a team to the junior A competition at the Friday of arena adopt ed the plan and Hub now assured of a place to the Mr Wilson spokesman for the lacrosse delegation in presenting the plan remarked in terested in bur lacrosse home here be known to the Newmarket We finished third to A race last season Alt years players are available for duty mis season We could win the Eastern ship this year and a dom inion lacrosse title here chief aim is to make lacrosse a major here fYoull see the junior lacrosse teams in the province namely Catharines Brampton Mimico Long Branch and here during the sum mer Green Gael officials indicate when they start practices here in late April they would like to get as many local boys out with the team as possible and will give them every chance to make the team At present the Gaels have one Newmarket players Bob on the roster They also plan to promote a lacrosse revival here by organising sev eral minor teams As a preliminary step towards making the Hub sport clientele lacrosse conscious Green Gael officials in March plan to pre sent a lacrosse game on skates Specialty Wins North York Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Feb Page Newmarket Office Specialty juveniles for the second succes sive year gained possession of the North York juvenile hockey league title when they scored a f2 win over Aces at the arena Wednesday of last week The repeating champs under Ken and Eddie Pitt achieved their spot in the win- circle with four straight victories in the roundrobin final series finished scoring Laurie VanZant who was a two goal two assist spark clicked for the second while Creed cashed the Special- tie third goal alter Glen Kef- fer and Bales worked the biscuit into firing range Laurie VanZant notched his second goal midway through the second frame to lengthen the Specialties lead to Only in matter of heart were even close to the champs They finally broke fe worn finals Vandorf Bruins blanked Au rora Wildcats and Newmar ket Regent thumped King City in town league tilt last week The games were sudden- death fixtures and qualified and Newmarket for the league final Geo Wilkinsons sharp goal- tending fine defensive work by Keith and Howie Ash potted two each i coupled with Archie Forfars sizzling four goal effort furnish ed the triumph Regents in their free scoring outing picked off scoring points and concluded their big night with an eight goal third period outburst Bill Johnston Mclnnis Bill Patrick and Bill provided hattrick performances for the Regents while Doug Ross and Ken Thorns Josses while third participants in the set failed to a single win The Specialty speedsters stun ned when they snap ped in three goals in less than two minutes to mould a first period advantage Warren started the winners less checking and cracked Alan Childs well defended cage with two early third period markers Doug Hilt got the first Ron the second Norm Smart was on the shooting end of Laurie relay to supply the Specialty clincher with than a minute remain ing i bring result yj mil look its f- SAT ii THAN With THAI M 1 6 ft- a lK 1 t WW n tar it aw New roles enacted by the O Hi A the efforts of Prank and yours truly and given unanimous approval pro vide the following penalties which are effective at once A match penalty and automatic suspension and appearance be fore the executive will now be meted out to any player who leaves the ice or bench to get into an altercation with spectators Players who dont leave the ice but tangle with spectators will also be dealt with under this rule The OHA will deal summar ily with players who tangle with the cash customers Another one we think will do a lot to wards keeping the game clean and certainly to prevent delays provides for a fine for all players who leave the bench to go on the ice when an argument starts If the fine is not paid pronto the player will be sus pended until it is handed over More salutary still is the clause under this rule which provides for a three game sus pension for the coach manager or person in charge of the team when players leave the bench to take part in a hassle If a coach cant control his players he shouldnt be in charge of the team and if players persist in ignoring him the coach will suf fer as well as the player That will simply mean that a lot of loosebrains and fire brands who because of their to enforce strictly the new rules after a first game loss have been doing well and will receive some additional help for insurance Bill Skill ex- Aurora and former pro who played with a but couldnt make the full trip will be flown over for the big series the sensational goalie of Niagara Falls a de- a centre play er from the Falls and possibly Tommy Jamieson late of Chat- formerly of Newmarket Camp will join the team at the same time These lads could make any of the senior clubs in our books could squeak through to the honors but any injury to say Moo or Norm Gray would be disastrous Theres no use kidding ourselves European hockey is getting pretty good and George Dudley calls the Swiss team beaten by hurts the best in Europe and the allCanadian club of play ers from the English league as good as any senior team in Can ada are no mir acle team but they are a good senior club Elmvale Legion won the dis trict curling honors at Colling- wood last Saturday at the Legion with Stayuer second and second team tak ing the consolation honors Next attraction on the Legion sports program is the minor hockey v v CAHAOAS A a were warned this week TIE Aurora Tigers and Alliston Lions battled to a tie at the Aurora arena Tuesday in a North York midget hockey league roundrobin semifinal scries game Cliff scored two goals including the tying tally at of the third period to pace Au rora Bert Loveless and Ross Patrick got the other Aurora markers Specialty Juveniles a J fv e ri A iV rf flexibility of performance in driving case and riding comfort any way you look at it worthmorc car Is worth still time in 54 Fords leadership look with more stylesetting beauty inside and out g matched by the new responsiveness of the great he that powers all and Crestline Brake and Drive way you look at It youll sec Fords bigcar comfort Pr make all rel J i v ll tfBa 77 P J- tournament at Barrio on Satur- ability think they are a law unto Fcb Aex themselves on their own team is accepting the entries and will not be will quickly be dropped out or ho- in district can well Its not soon either lne lo in my opinion All of- this tournament The Barrio Legion will feed all the youngsters of charge and theres a fine trophy for the winner Wed to see Mount Albert- Aurora Newmarket Bradford Sutton and all the rest have teams on hand Glen Williams near George town under the leadership Beaumont former Aurora junior have entered the intermediate C series and will likely meet Doug Alcorns club in the first round Newmarket arena made a ten strike w they secured Green Gaels to crate in lacrosse for tho men Bob Aurora Bears played with tho Gaels last year when they finished third in the OLA junior series One or two Newmarket boys added to the team wont hurt the gates any Wo understand the Gaels hope to use Bobby Bradford Tom who is the son of Dodger Colling and who is with Juniors this winter is another Bradford boy who wouldnt have any difficulty making the Irish The junior A series is one of the fastest lacrosse loops going and Elgin Stan Smith and all the rest are to be congratulated on their efforts Bob Barlow Brampton Jun iors has been called up to Bar rio Flyers by Hap Emma and the Regents management is fit to be tied as they need Barlow with playoffa in the offing Thats one of the penalties how- over of having a pro affiliation the big team is the thats going to get players come what may Frank jun iors who have a bye to the A playoffs and In the mean time are playing bush league hockey had the misfortune to lose the sight of his right eye recently aa a result of accident ally being by a stick loss of an eye however has not deterred some great players witness Tommy Burlington now of Sound and both of whom played minor pro If we recall rightly Joe Molono of the old Quebec Bulldogs ployed but one good for many year Newmarket Office Specialty juveniles tied existing scor ing record at the local arena on February when they blanked The Specialties in their high scoring romp picked up points goals assists to fatten their scoring statistics game wo a North York juvenile hockey league game Geo Davis Glen and were Hub sharpest goalgetters pouring in four each Charlie got throe Walt Don and Warren were two goal men while Creed and Bales potted a goal each Stew Wil son Norm Smart Tommy Tay lor and Dave Pitt werent for gotten in the high scoring shuffle as they got assist SATURDAY MORN LEAGUE Point parade In tho Newmar ket Saturday morning league reads Montreal To ronto Detroit Boston In squirt sector Bruin have It points followed by Wings Leafs Four lively contests were dish up Saturday la Detroit nipped white Toronto dropped Montreal In the squirt division Bruins topped Wings Conndlcns nosed out and Henry Jimmy Fowler exMaple potted goals to give Leafs dropped out of pro but stu i R fi Jly i iiti- K ftTfr r75 Jt- wi l- v Iri- N A YOUR FORD DEALER rr aaatos tvP5 Detroit their win over Boston sniper was Barry Em Wayne Greenfield and Sheridan were lamp lighters In Torontos win over Montreal Bono scor ed for Montreal In squirt league action Doug Andrews scored two goals Ter ry Cain and John Garrett got a goal each in Bruins win over Wings Ken Needier was Wings Peter fired two goals to spark diem 21 win over Leafs Grant was the Leafs sniper did play senior service hockey after his unfortunate accident Mickey Sutton Aurora contin ued to play good hockey too af ter his Injury Aurora Jun iors may tackle Orlllla in a benefit game for young Nettle- ton Injuries fortunately have not been very this year ho- in Ontario but television viewers saw on Saturday how oven with cleanest play ac cidents will happen as Ike of tho Hawks broke his ankle EsbsbI ia ft 1 i COLUMN This is a week which should furnish memories good and bad but certainly vivid for the greatest heavy weight war of modern times the Mauler Jack On February Jack suffered the only knockout defeat of his career when Fireman Jim a rough tough character out of Pueblo Colorado flattened him with one devastating punch But on February a who had found himself and was whirling upward took ample revenge He dropped his erstwhile conqueror also with a single punch a match that was scheduled for rounds but went only a small fraction of one I wasnt much more than a middleweight the first time I boxed Fireman told me years later was years old was horn June I didnt know much about boxing really started fighting in won some fights under the name of Kid some more under my own name was just a Journeyman fighter not too much interested in the trade And when was knocked out by a powerful fellow and a cagey fighter who knew much too much for me was Just on the verge of quitting the ring game entirely Then Jack Kearns came along Under Kearns I learned how to fight how to box a little how to use a left hand Then I began to really fight I found a style a bobandweave type of fighting that was something different I scored a lot of knockouts lost a decision to Willie but I was on my way taking on bigger and better foes The fact is the miraculous fought for four years before he finally began to look like somebody of im portance In his early days he had some terrific fights with specimens like the burly Negro John Lester Johnson Battling Jim Johnson Andre Anderson Wild Bert Andy and many other tough foes Some of his battles lasted rounds His later battles are still remembered as epics the mad assault on the giant Jess the furious melee with Luis Angel the Wild Bull of the Pampas and those two fights with Gene in which made more friends in defeat than he ever had in victory Thats the fantastic story one of the great leg ends of sport in our times a legend we recall because this is the anniversary of the week when he was on the verge of giving up the game in which he became an unforgettable figure thus Calvert D V KC -f- i r 1 j i J -VvS- I- i