Newmarket Era and Express, 14 Oct 1954, p. 4

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I The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Oct Set pin East York Metro Sr B hockey New- Try Oct pm Newmarket arena Metro East To ronto Lumbermen vs Newmar ket Hockey Oct pm Newmarket town hall basement organiza tion meeting North York minor hockey league Minor Hockey Nylon by la toprtvtiMiifs and new up to Safety a quieter fttttMT North York Minor Hockey as sociation officials gather Friday night to get things in order for another banner season The as sociations annual general meet ing is called for pm lit the Newmarket town hall basement League governor Geo- is hoping every village hamlet and metropolis In the thriving newly created York county will have a representative present and at least one team to send into league competition It is hoped to operate four scries this season covering ju venile midget bantam and wee Last season teams en tered and it is hoped to boost the total over SO this year Invitations to attend have gone out to Sutton Keswick Newmarket Aurora Oak Ridges Richmond Hill Thorn- hill Bolton liston Bradford Holland Land ing and Mark ham minor hockey boost ers Haskett Selects Simcoe AllStars Any day now well be writing off the softball season Your scribe dared in past years to name his allstar Lake league team and inci dentally survived the ordeal is going to take another crack at selecting a dream team Probably various coaches man agers players and the odd fan wont agree so If youve a mind to select a team shoot along your selectees Well be happy to pub lish them Willow Beach second place finishers and cur rently leading the leagues final series placed three players each on our allstar list while Pine Orchard Zephyr and Keswick grabbed off the other three places named to our loops elite team were Bernard Kay first base Don second base Don Cameron third base members selected were Haley pitcher Doug Eves shortstop Dave Harvey outfield Arnold Ze phyr Blues reliable receiver drew the catching post while mi il Ontario Hydros major ions safe electrical living Is through its protect Hydro Ml by checking and ting electrical installations for fire and shock hazard Throughout province 55 inspectors are on it wiring meet and in publication Ontario Hydro male sure all new and rewired installations are inspected by authorized Ontario ONTARIO HYDRO AT WORK FOR YOU YOURS gout Ana YOU KNOW impac tion in forms homes tad In Ontario r HA5HMAN AWARD Lockie For As we jot down these notes on Friday the biggest question mark on the front is Who is going to capture the Lake Simcoe Softball leagues Cook Trophy Zephyr Blues after being on the ropes two games to nil won Thursday to slay alive The item which has impressed your about the Blues effort has been the slick fielding of shortstopper Alan Alan the current series as in the previous set with Pine Orchard has been a kingpin in the Blues infield Any thing the opposition swingers whip at short on the ground or in the ozone is there to block or grab and convert into another putout Alan has had bis share of the hits off Cord Haley and is a bunt specialist He can drop em and run em out the best of them in the circuit Your lias always had a soft spot for a trying kali player and thats Alan This week therefore its a distinct pleasure to nominate Mr Lockie for the award and Theatre pass for his slick big league play around short Hockey Season Commences Next Herb Cains Newmarket Red- men are scheduled to start league activity next week The will open their season on the road playing Motors at the East York arena Tuesday Oct Then up comes the big home curtainraiser on Friday Oct with East Toronto Lumbermen due to drop into Newmarket arena for a bout with the Red- men The Lumbermen from all accounts have a very strong wellbalanced club and the con test should provide a topnotch opening attraction Other first week league attrac tions have Orillta at East Lumbermen Oct at Oct 20 while Motors will move into Stouffville Saturday Oct 23 to give the Clippets first home opposition There are five teams in the Metro senior circuit They are Newmarket Or- Motors and East Toronto Lumbermen play home games at the East York arena while the Lumber men have booked the newly completed Ted Reeve Memorial arena and Main Each team in the group will play a schedule home games and away con tests The playoffs are carded to open the first week in March Stan Smith reports sub scribers tickets covering the full home season are on sale at the arena Playoff arrangements were set up at Thursdays meeting In the group semifinals it will be first vs fourth and second third Both series are a best The survivors will meet for the group and right to advance the The will play all their home games on Friday and game time will be pm Joe Dales represented the Newmarket club at the schedule makers meeting WW 0ii0l at no extra cost your branch of The Dominion Hank A foUir containing information is iCvmtmbvr Dominion Bank is an important MINION BANK OF SERVICE TO THE CANADIAN PEOPLE Branch Manager 9 Main St Lose Opening Game George hauled wrappings off his senior last week them into North York league action against College The Purple and Golds tag ged for a setback by Menards weWbalanced Picker ing squad Coach- Wasnt discour aged by the outcome seniors making their first start after a shaky takeoff played ball in the second half to keep formidable off the score sheet For Pickering It was their third successive shutout fourth win in five games The will shot Pickering into solo possession of first place in the letigucN Powerful plunger cracked the NHS line first quarter to give a tf0 lead John Tipping completed Pickering scoring in the second quarter John completed eon- verts The line made two gal- taut stands in the shadow of their goal post4 in the second half to stand off Pickering Hob Dick Don McKnight and Paul turned in nice efforts to pace the groundgain excursions Fred Pete ha been manager of Newmar ket for the 10543S sen ior hockey season it was an nounced last weekend has been active in sports In the Hub for 20 years both as a play er and executive and a wealth of knowhow to job He was manager of the team last season Herb Cain was appointed Red- men coach earlier In the year Bob Ba3hec droves Is trainer The club this season la being sponsored by the Newmarket Arena Commission Eddie Keswick Pine Orchard along with Dave Harvey won the outfield berths We lined up our second team as follows Bill cat cher Ron pitcher Howie Ash PO first base Ted Anderson second base short Doug Card PO third base Kelly Case Bill Noel Ash PO outfield Our third team selectees would be Bob Badger MA catcher Claude Pollock pitcher Roy Eves first base Cliff Ward Q second base Alan short Ron Beckett third base Tom Hare Elmo Pais ley MA Harry outfield Heres some other bests your gleaned from his all- star notes best pinchhitter Joe Case best fireman Hor ner MA top rookie Dave Harvey Q honorable mention Bill Bob Miller Garnet Williams P BUI WB Cole Brian Stokes best sophomores Ron Beckett Ken Taylor Doug Card PO Paul Art MA Dave Couch Nelson Case newest sensation fireballing righthander Best playoff pitching Claude Pollock Josh Preston- PO King of the swat Bernard Kay close second Doug Eves top pitching McNeill nohit against best irk field combination Beach Kay first base Cameron Best fielding outfield Zephyrs It Hewlett best peacemaker battlers toss up Keswick or Zephyr gamest losers the best ball gazer Ross Chap man maybe the worst predictor George picked Willow Beach Top fan followers were West Newmarket Bob Mitchell Sharon best Veteran perform ers Cliff Ward Con Bill Ones Don Glover VB best cheering section take your choice Pine Orchard or Queensville happiest chappies could be Ross Chapman or possibly Stan fioak and Mc Neill biggest hassle over Willow Beachs Bill most dis cussed hit Bill Dikes liner that hit the foul line post It was another banner league year Congratulations to presi dent Art King vicepresidents El wood Walker Howard secretary Joe Case and 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