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as r- MBit entry In the North York minor baseball rose teams vlth the Inclusion of a Richmond Hill and junior midgut and teams before the entry deadline closed May Richmond Hill is under the direction of ftlteo Chief The Ii6rk0t Recreation Commission is sponsoring Newmarket While hockeybaseball star Grant Morton Is behind the drive to organize a local junior team It is planned to put the junior Way HI Off MM The all Important date to re- member on the soft- ball calendar Tuesday May Thats the dale when New market make debut in the Township sort- ball circuit to make sure the opener goes off without a hitch will he Jack Sluggers Unless the Fair Grounds parks board is able to get the flood lights repaired in time the first pitch will speed across the plate chime Club proxy Mickey Smith and his Legion cohort would like Juvenile teams with one better than to how into grouping Juniorjuvenile league entries are Newmarket Broad- bent Newmarket tor Lake Wilcox Oak Ridge flnd Mid get entries are Aurora Lake Wil cox Newmarket and Richmond Mill era Oak Ridges and Lake Wil cox are ready to operate in ban tarn To date teams in the race arc Aurora Newmarket and Lake Wilcox All the teams in the league arc expected to swing Hun action the first week In June or com is too the loop with a victory over the highly touted Sluggers out of With many veterans of fame do the bid ding of coach Doug James and manager Fred prospects look bright for a winning year Probable starters will be Tod Mailer Mickey Smith Dong Simpson Jack Cox Moioan highly rat ed from the Kincardine fastball and Cox starred with in past years The miter patrol should be in hAftds John Hill avid Smith Jntcs and Dill- I mm havent nsnwd a starting time they to have four first stringers rotter The list includes Marriott Ted Heather Don and Bill Van Oik Kesly For A Seven The Oak minor base ball executives met Thursday to put the finishing touches on their for the season Oak Is in the North York minor baseball league with For Berth will to going with the crew in the Lake Sim- coo league this season average will be approx imately Vandorf officials many years of trying with- to the up on a entry nod to have something definite to say on a team in the next days President of the Oak Ridges minor baseball setup Is George Mnrgcrum Other officers are Ilnwnian vicepresi dent Dan Geary secretary Vent Plant treasurer George has been named manager of the juvenile team Plant coach George Wright will coach the bantam team with Jim Wells Installed as manager two teams They are playoifs are hoping their and bantam hey haven given entry and hope season Several newcomers are slated to try to break into the lineup In this category are Charles Greenwood a pitcher Harry and Jim Wells Among the returnees from last season expec ted to grace the opening lineup are Jack Eric Barber BID Glen and Clem Ellis Harry Lavender one of the countrys hardest working soft- ball executives is back as man ager Mike is secretary and Ivan Pattenden is expected to sign on the dotted line as coach For Buckeyes scheduled to play Newmarket County Town er at the fair grounds next Wed nesday at pm made their debut in the Inter mediate league with a winning effort over Clip pers The game was played at Or Monday afternoon The Buckeyes second Red Canton proved to be the star as his second home run of the game in the last of the ninth that broke a tic gave the game Three hundred fans saw the game Of special interest to local in termediate followers is the an nouncement that all Orillias home games will be broadcast over radio station CFOR ap proximately on your dial Newmarket plays in Orillia on July and again on July Senior Lattes Open The Season Here Tonight Weather permitting a condi tion we have to make this year Charlie Newmarket ladies will open their and district ladies Softball league season at the fair grounds to night at pm Elmvole the leagues defend ing will provide in vading opposition league was supposed to have started last week but due to the cold weather the opener was pushed back a week Sarah rated the leagues top pitcher will pitch the for the VanZantWatt crew with Mono Dean behind the plate The local team looks strong around the infield with Barbara Watt Helen Watt Dana McGrath and Jeanne Winter back in action Likely to appear in the starting outfield lineup ate Colleen Cain Shyrlea Preston Lois Juanita Smith and Barbara Gwil- Charlie is the coach of the team George Watt Manager and Joyce Day secre tarytreasurer Trtott And With practically ail of last years team ready to resume dia mond action Willow will field a contending club in the Lake league Don and Cecil McNeill have been appointed to take charge of the coaching duties The Reach era should he par ticularly strong in the batter de partment with Cecil McNeill and Bill Ego available for mound work and have Keith Dunn set to his efficient catching duties Other players likely to sec ac tion with the team are lion fen Bill Shorty Don Charles Sin clair Lister and A ft In the year ending March 31 benefit payments from the federal unemployment insurance fund totalled 213 million In the year payments into the fund from employers employees tax funds and income from invest ments totalled 226 million v IN THE INDUSTRY i v fcnuafli SHORT IONS fe Ingot production by include under fcfci mm 5 A N Si W P S i L4 e YA 500000 ft- J Vi tt a 52 54 55 56 57 58 -r- r j iv f Its matchless combination of qualities light durability strength appearance has made second only to steel in world markets New uses for civilian and fence purposes keep increasing the relentless demand The world demand for aluminum is presently in excess of supply and the immediate prospect is that like other basic materials will a scarce metal during the months ahead Despite continuing expansion of pro- ducing facilities as shown in the chart above the fait is that the demands go up at a rate faster than now can to completion at Isle Maligna in and Hi- mat in British Columbia Steady in productive capacity ha accompanied by a increase in employment and payroll iinlay Omnia there no a year contributes to all phases of Canada standard of living F CANADA LTD jv CoReoe Holds Sports Day Attendance at Pickering Cot- lores- track unci field slipped below normal due to chilly weather but that didnt stop the athletes from providing the usual keen compc- ion White displaying equal pro ficiency on the track and in field events piled up five firsts to feature the White won the 100yard 120yard hurdles broad jump pole vault and hop step and jump His hurdle time and 37 feet 12 inch hop step and jump mark set new records Three other records in addi tion to Whites two were estab lished Bruce Andrews inter mediate A competitor tossed the javelin 147 feet inches Roger added over a foot to the existing hop step and jump record in junior with a 35 feet 12 inch effort while Norm Showers midget high jumper cleared the bar at feet inches to register new records Roger Wilson tied the inter mediate in sec onds and Tony Allen ran the 220- yard In intermediate in a rec ord equalling 253 seconds time Speedster Allen copped four firsts to lead the senior competitors White headed the intermediate A and Roger Wilson scored three firsts to lead the in termediate field Roger Mac- Donald and Ron lions dominated the junior field Dave Simpson piled up four firsts in midget and Don Newberry collected two first place ribbons to take the bantam laurels The Blue team captained by Alien for the second suc cessive year grabbed field day championship clocking points Silver captained by Pet er Campbell ran second points while Jim Kings Red team finished third with points SeasonIon it was Blue points Silver 1316 Red Recreation Approximately boys rang- lug in age from eight to have signed to play In Newmarket Recreation Commission sponsor ed international base ball league Director Francis has sorted the players lulu teams in the past week the league is divided into four major and our minor divis ion clubs The major teams are named after international league learns Maple Leafs Miami Marl- Ins Columbus Jets and Montreal Royals major club has minor farm team of the same name Players mm the minor team may move up to their par ent major team If the latter team Is shorthanded at any time Idea of the league Is to give every regardless of whether lie Is a top notch performer or not a chance to play ball Coaches are needed to handle the teams If you can help dont hesitate call Francis phone New market JVam player rosters are as follows- MAJOR- Terry Bob i Frank MeOulre Jim Woodstock Roy r in a Dave Hill Cowan At Nick Sherry Frank Notions MIAMI Ken Ray Pro van Terry Clary Burg ess Hob Junues Pen Williams Brian Collins Paul Sanders Kerr Rill Mason CO Ml M Orion Clary Jim Norwood ivter Watt Brian Real Bete tloldsmlth Bill hue Wayne Jim Sherry M A Jim McDonald Keith Burling Potter John White Dave Smith John Gor man Karl Joe Buys Norm Flower MINOR- lKAFS- Vie 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