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5 Newmarket due to launch their tomorrow here due to the loss of the Ice have had to cancel several practice session The final rosier of the team fry no means complete Several outstanding players are ex pected to report to coach Herb next practice to bid for a regular playing berth To date manager Fred reports players have been signed- The list covers a goalie It del ensem an and nine forwards Merv Brewer who played with Flyers in junior A and was with Chatham Maroons of the OHA- senior A series inked a contract to guard the figging Ken Broughton one of the Spitfires strongest defense bulwarks will return to a blue- line spot The attacking corps holdovers from last season are Joe Bill Bradbury and Don Smith- Joe a hard working forward turned in a fine job here last season as did Bradbury and Don Smith In the newcomer category art Kenny Sinclair Gord Bonifac and Ron They formed a front line unit with Dynes last season in senior also with Dynes is expected to catch a regular spot Scott a top scorer with KiY Flyers in senior B last season has also been signed Andy Class a standout with Aurora Bears last season completes the signed players list to date can turn in a fine job either on the defense or as a forward Art White with Sarnie Sailors of the senior A series is expected to sign at the next practice White is a George Wright who performed on the Spitfires defense last year is also expected to return Ken the Spitfires fine is another prob able starter Down The Centre by Hulse HASHMAN AWARD DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE require CUSTOMS EXCISE OFFICER GRADE 2 MALE NEWMARKET ONTARIO Salary Generous provisions for vacation and sick leave with pay Minimum age for all candidates is years Preference in appointment will be given to qualified candidates entitled to the Veterans Full particulars on posters in National Employment Service and Post Offices Applications obtainable thereat should be filed with Civil Service Commission Bay Street Tor- onto NOT LATER THAN OCTOBER Lighthouse Fish and Chips LET US COOK YOUR SUPPER TONIGHT OR ANY NIGHT We fry only prime Pacific Halibut The very best for fish cind chips ND CHIPS Hurricane Basel aside from her overall picture of death and destruction dealt a nasty blow to the North York sports pic ture The arena at is out of commission for days to come UnionviUe arena had its motors burned out and at least two weeks seems the picture there Weston will be without ice for about the same period as the took its toll on the foundation- Aurora arena renovated from stem to stern and in its best shape in years saw the icemak ing plant flooded with four feet of water and the new floor cracked and threatened to wipe out the but fortunately like the foundation it was spar ed as if by a miracle Jack Rob inson and his doughty crew are doing everything possible to bring ice by next week and the work is being rushed Newmarket had a narrow es cape only the ice going by rea son of Hydro breakage and the foundation being saved by the northern doors through which the water poured and the hold ing of the Water St dam Stan Smith after a feverish four days has ice for Friday night and the vs StouffviUe Clippers will go on as scheduled StouffviUe arena had only a slight disruption and the two teams will resume the fussm and on Saturday at ice palace They will be two great nights for the North York fans and a fitting opening salvo for what promises to be a big hockey season While the will not be as smoothly conditioned as the Clippers in view of three prac tices and since Bomb ers have been together longer the Clippers should enter the favorites for these two but coach Cain has been busy with the pen and ink and here are some of the boys who will be the toast of Canaltown before the year is out Mary Brewer Flyers and the old re liable Ken Tupling will guard the twine cottage The defence is not finally settled but Ken the husky home brew Zip Thompson veteran and Art White will be three of the White who was with Sarnla last year is the son of Bunny White Richmond HM1 and a ne phew of and usty White Hes a crusher and junior with Gait and Ma Herb Kewley or Ken Chapman of Wheelers may get the fourth spot or perchance some one else Up front Fred smiles at Stouffvilles claims as he watches Ken Sinclair and Ken Boniface alt last year with cavort for the Redmen Andy up from the junior ranks is look ing good alongside of veteran Joe and Ron Scarello a student at who was with last year This line is a real checking line Coach Cain Don Smith and Scott of Ravinas the old reliable Thorns Bill Bradbury the stal wart and Ron of the exLumbermen are also there with the speed and talent As we have said there may be some changes before but at the weekend that looked like the squad No one can afford to loaf or take it easy there are just too many top players around Bob who was a crowd last year still lacks per mission from his American ho ckey league bosses to play in the but should get the visa Bob hasnt been out to practice as yet as wedding bells chimed for him this month its no secret the would like to have him Bob now a StouffviUe resident and new manager George will bring an experienced and cagey crew to town despite the loss of many veteran performers The only trouble is that night work and in the case of veterans Nick Bangay and Chick Webster will keep the team somewhat scanty and uncertain until the last min ute Tuffy May has decided not to play hockey and that leaves Dusty Rhodes who now lives at Oak Ridges to guard the net alone Rhodes not quite as potent as his New York name sake is still a standout Blake who worked with Rhodes last year has not yet come to terms so the alternate spot is open- So far as the de fence goes in this opener Bangay will string along with Don Mcin tosh Bill Melville and Joe One more may be added by and in any event Sir Nicholas will be back soon Up front Hal Gibson Frank Stephenson Ron Bell Ken Mc Neil Small and Lewis have all taken their posts Gibson being a somewhat sur prise starter after retirement in September Chick Webster will join this crew Best catch for the forward line so far Is Ken Crawford who was with Gait juniors last season and looks outstanding in practice of and three or four former junior players are all available for duty Its no secret that for the opener was caught short Brew er Boniface anr Sin clair were all counted upon as being StouffviUe starters until Cain unleashed the purse strings which according to the Clippers couldnt or wouldnt match with the surplus talent thats said to be around This dastardly deed should make for a battle of brains from the respective benches The withdrawal of Lumber men from the circuit leaves a well balanced fourclub group that should be evenly matched and in a dingdong battle to the stretch The exAurora Lum bermen who were scheduled to play at the new East Toronto arena dropped out when Joe Sadler and Frank Humphries failed to find a backer and de cided the boys foot their own bills as they once did and Lyndhursts will be meeting in the other bracket and it really wont be known until once around the circuit just how good all the clubs are Jack Greg Herb Cain and are sure they have the best of the lot I Pep Kelly onetime galloping ghost of the Newmarket Red- men is still with the T N railway at North Bay and this year hes a member of the ho ckey executive of the gateway to the North Val Walker husky forward who played a couple of years of outstanding junior hockey with Collingwood Greenshirts is a member of the Kingston Senior B club this year Chink Clements who has with Markham StouffviUe and last year with Lyndhursts has hiked over to Oriilia this season and will be seen on the against the Another player who will get the eye of the fans is 16yearold Gerry Hinds who seems to have cinch ed a place on the club will remember the well known Hinds family of lacrosse and hockey fame in Oriilia Blake Uren Bill Arbour and Mervyn James also of junior age are being looked at favor ably by coach Jack Doug Alcorn called to say that hes in a huddle with Mickey Smith and will come up with an intcremdiate C team for Van- So far entries indicate Markham Sutton Mind- en Port Perry Woodville Kleln- and one or two others will form two strong groups in Cen tral Ontario with perhaps on in terlocking schedule Harry Cross has invited me to be the guest speaker at the ban quet for the junior champions on October next Our thanks to the Newmarket Arena Commission to be with the Green Gaels tomorrow night and to Newmarket Legion to be with Legion championship soft- ball club tonight The waistline already too big is bound to suf fer on a schedule like that John the big Agincourt boy who was the big star in track and football at St Andrews Col lege is attending Toronto Var sity now and hes fullback on the Blues intermediate club Last week he won two champion ships at the Varsity Interfaculty meet J HE MIRACLE LUSTRE EN AMU Rookie Of The Year has gout hockey is here close always brings the question of allstar teams mud players The loop dosed last week Congratulations to the Whixxen They won the coveted Stan Cook Trophy Your gave the matter of selecting a Lake league rookie of the year considerable thought and finally settled on Dave Harvey Dave definitely a great help in championship victory covers a big chunk of and there havent been many hits that dropped into his particular pasture That was one reason for his selection Dave at the plate was a consistent hitter all season long and came up with several timely extra base clouts In the chipsdown semifinals and finals Thai was reason two for nomination Therefore this week Dave Harvey outfielder Is oar nominee for the award and Boxy Theatre pass and hes also our rookie of the year in the Lake league Newm Era ttd Express Oct It arena commisaJon Joe Dales Is president of the club Art secretary treasurer Herb Cain Is coach Fred Dili- man manager Bob Groves is trainer and Eddit Pitt assistant trainer makes a first appear ance here Nov 5 Newmarket plays in Nov 6 to com plete the first round of the schedule The are being spon sored by the Newmarket Mem- Flood Damages Town Arena Newmarket Memorial arena at the height of the flood Friday night appeared about to become another major victim of Hurri cane Hazel The waters of the creek Holland River overflow- eel and stove in the boards along the south side of the rink at its eastern limits It was feared for a time that the arena founda tions might be undermined Around midnight arena ger Stan Smith repotted was as much as six inches of water in the dressing rooms engine room and on the ice As the water rose the poles carry the transformers that sup plied the arena with electrical power were undermined and poles and transformers toppled into the water The electric ser vice was completely knocked out however when the water dropp ed all the transformers were located The rust of water completely removed the ice and left the dressing rooms and engine room covered with a coating of mud and slime That meant a major cleaning job and the remaking the ice surface The first problem was to get the power supply restored Local hydro officials immediately set out to right this situation and set up a temporary transformer hookup Stan Smith assistant Bruce and their arena helpers went to work over the weekend to restore the rink to Us normal condition By Monday afternoon the arena had been cleaned out and the ice making machinery restarted Flooding operations commenced Tuesday Unless a hitch develops the are expected to have one practice before their season open er The season starter is sched uled for Friday here with Stoufi- Clippers the visitors There will be skating Saturday nigh and unless difficulties arise the arena will toe back Into the normal swing by next week North York Minors Meeting Cancelled Hurricane Hazel and its des tructive force caused the annual general meeting of the North York minor hockey association scheduled for last Friday to be cancelled As yet a date for an other meeting hasnt been set It is expected to bo held before the end of Oct Teams wishing to enter can send along their membership ap plication forms duly completed to league governor George Has- Newmarket Indications point to a banner league year The entry list for league competition Is swelling plans to enter at least two teams possibly three Allis- ton juveniles are and ready to go report Alan Edgar and Paul bantams according to conch Karl will reenter the bantam competition Third team under consideration is a midget club has entered a juven ile team Aurora will have three teams midget bantam and poo- won and possibly a juenllo club Newmarket is expected to have a juvenile midget and bantam team hockey officials were meeting this week to outline plans for the coming Clippers Will Be Here To Be Clipped Friday Newmarket with coach Herb Cain and manager Freddie heading the parade will pry off the lid on their senior B Metro league sea son here tomorrow night Game time is pm The schedule makers have given the a stellar first night attraction Theyve book ed StouffviUe Clippers to pro vide the visiting opposition The Clippers are said to have a stalwart and speedy club again this season Bob is coach and Nick Bangay an old favor ite of the fans here Is also on the Clippers roster It was feared for a time over the weekend that because of flood damage to the arena days game might be postponed It is now certain that Fridays battle will go on as scheduled The move over to StouKvffle Saturday night to give the Clippers opposition for their home opener East Toronto Drops Out Metro Has Four Teams Newmarket hockey officials were advised at the tail- end of last week that East Tor onto Lumbermen had dropped out of the metro senior circuit This meant the schedule had to be completely revised It was reported the East Toronto club was unable to find a spon sor and therefore had to fold Four teams remain In the sen ior loop They are 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