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The lone Richmond Hill goal was scored by John Bookala-m as- sisted by Gary Charity. The line of Bookalam, Charity and Shep- herd continues to be the most productive forward line for the Richmond Hill team. The defence combo of David Walsh and Rob- by Cropp is the most effective defensive unit. Penalties played a big part in the outcome of the game as Au- rora scored goals when Bob Lelshman _an~d Norm McLeod were serving time in the sin-bin. Richmond Hill Putters 2 Brampton Squirts 1 Aurora Peewees 5 Richmond Hill Peewees l The Richmond Hill Pee Wee team got a bad game out of their system last Friday night as they bowed to Aurora by a five to one count. Despite the score, Richmond Hill goal keeper Bill McVean, played an out- standing game and only his stel- lar play kept the score from mounting higher} After only three practice sesâ€" sions the Reg. Acomb sponsored Squirts invaded Brampton for their first game and came home wearing a Brampton scalp. The kids gave a crowd pleasing dis- play of hockey with Midge Hiley quickly winning spectators ac- claim for his outstanding efforts. The Richmond Hill goals were scored by Gary Methe assisted by Jimmy Wilson. The second Richmond Hill goal was scored by Dave Brodrick on a very fine solo effort. Goal keeping duties were shar- ed by Ron Hogarth and Rod Lof- tus with both boys being effec- tive in the nets. Wayne Harring- ton sbarred on defence with a very steady game. 7 The effervescent Bob Ritchie came up with another shut-out in the Richmoni‘ Hill goal as he locked the door in his inimitable acrobatic style. This boy really manages to rove around in the net as if he were equipped with springs. ' Richmond Hill Bantams 2 Woodbridge 0 Anthony Crack scored the first goal for the Richmond Hill team and missed on two clean break- aways as he tried to blast the puck through and not past the Woodbrldge goalie. The second goal was scored by Ricky Bradshaw on a nice solo effort as Rick seems to improve from game to game. Richmond Hill Bantams 4 Aurora 1 Forty seconds after the refer- ee had dropped the puck for the initial fiaceoff, Jimmy Lawson had parked it in the corner of the Aurora goal with some as- sistance from Bill Adams and Anthony Crack. Two minutes lat- or Bill Adams scored again with an assist from Jimmy La\vson. V7 Bill Adams was the man who ted Riclqr Bradshaw the pass that Friday, January 15th will be a big hockey night at Richmond Hill arena with a big program of games with local and Newmarket teams competing. Three THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursdafi January 14, 1960 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING ORLANDO vs. GIDEEN â€"- THORNHILL MARKET a 'I'ues., Jun. 19 â€" 8:45 p.m. CANADIAN CHAMPION MIDDLEWEIGHT The Richmond Hill Blueliners, our local midget A club regain- ed some of their old time form last Friday night at the arena and polished off King City by .a six to one count. Actually the ‘score should have been much greater but the local’s shooting was very erratic at times. Denny Richard- son was the big gun as he turn- ed his first hat trick of the sea- son and popped in 3 goals as well as doing a standout job at killing penalties. He played on a line with Bruce Walker and Dean Wainwright and this line counted for four of the six goals. Walker although having a hard time to find the net this season set up some beautiful plays to help the cause. John Grieves got a single on a nice effort and big John Moorehead got one on a break- away. Both King City scores were by Barry Taylor who played well for the opposition all night. Al- though there is a big improve- ment in the local club, manager Ernie Brennan is fear from sat- isfied with their efforts and calls for more back checking by the forwards. With only one minute left in the game, Bob Ritchie was rob- bed of a shut-out as an Aurora shot deflected into the Richmond Hill net off a Richmond Hill de- fenceman giving Ritchie no chance to cover up. Blueliners 6 King City 2 registered the third Richmond Hill tally with Jimmy Dawson being the man who initially trig- gered the scoring play. Bradshaw scored the fourth and final Rich- mond Hill goal from Bill'Adams and Mike Howard. Blueliners 5 Barrie All Stars 3 _ Local sportsman, Ted Terry, sponsor of the Blueline midget hockey club was pleased with the showing of hls team last Wed- nesday night fit they topped a strong Barrie m dget A club by two goals. It was a pleasing game to watch with both teams playing hard, fast clean hockey. The Barrie team opened the scoring on a nice goal by Jimmy Keith after 2 minutes of play. But the Richmond Hill club tightened up their defense and played sound hockey from then 01.. Johnny Grieves got three goals, Sandy Keith one and Den- nis Richardson the other, for the Blueliners. The big line was, John Gries, Jim Briden and Sandy Keith who played well and back checked like fiends to hold the strong skating Barrie team to only two more counters. Don Laurie played well in goal for two periods, and Dave Sims played the last period allowing two goals. Only four penalties were called in this clean fast ,hard fought contest. The other Barrie goals were scored by Ed .Fisher and defense star Mooney. ‘edu performers are shown above ready for action: left to right Garry Charity, Scott Sheppard and John ‘Bookalam. ’ â€"- Photo by Lagerquist Pal Greenfield Jimmy Keith Friday, January 15th will be a big, big hockey show in Rich- mond Hill Arena. The three min- or Richmond Hill teams will play tg lms from Newmarket and pro- vide a rare evening of hockey en- tertainment. The first game goes at 7.00 pm. with the Richmond Hill Put- ters taking on the Newmarket squirts. This opus will be follow- ed by the Richmond Hill Pee Wee All Stars going against New- market Pee Wees at 8.00 pm. At 9.00 pm. the Richmond Hill Ban- 1st Game Allencourt Centres 9 Pop’s Restaurant 5 Led by the great passing of A1 Apps and Frank Mashinter, Al- lencourts were able to handfle the Pop’s team. During the game A1 and Frank set up numerous scoring chances for: each other. Frank scored three and A1 got one goal. Other goal-getters for the winners were Matt Kinnari with three, and 'Norm Roberts with two. All Star Hockey Friday, Jan. 15th For the losers who played bet- ter as the game progressed Ron Hoqgsonr, Jim Neal, Hugh Kerr, Joe Kavanga and Bob Perry did the scoring. ' End Game Craigie’s 9 Stevensons 7 In the second game Craigies were hard pressed to come up with a win over Stevensons. It was a fast moving and heavy body checking game which was very crowd pleasing. Stan Thorn~ Jaycees Lose Hard Game With Lions Hockey Stars Last Wednesday ’evening saw two local clubs the R. H. Lions and the R. H. Jaycees play an all out game of hockey. The Lions had far too mu h class for the Jaycees, but it as rumored via the grape vine ,that the Lions Cub had imports smuggled in for this all important game. The Lions big line of Andy Thompson (import) Austin Bo- 'land and Dalt Hicks crashed through the inexperienced de- fence of the Jaycees. But these stalwart defencemen namely Timely Turner and Puffing Pfen- [e Welvcanfié’ flocéeg cl: CHALLENGER Marshall Angelo Pomeroy lWrestling At lFarmers' Market Semi Final event will be a tag team match, with Karl Mueller and Billy Foster going against Freddy Labelle and Ronnie ‘Crowe. the one armed Judo ex- pert. Crowe who has showed well even with his handicap will be well tested by the tough duo of Mueller and Foster. However coupled with the classy French- man they might just upset the toughies lapplecart. In the other matches scheduled Pal Green- field popular Richmond Hill wel- ter will test the ability of Jimmy Keith of Brantford and in a hea- vyweigh-t bout Bobby Marshall of Windsor will tangle with new- comer Angelo Pomeroy. in below 180 lbs and this may work to Orlando‘s advantage, at least many of the fans will hope so. This corner will place our money on Gideen however as we feel he is a little too powerful for the speetly Italian _a_cq. Aledo Orlando recently crown- ed Canadian middleweight chang- pion has signed to meet the strong Irish challenger Gideon Gideen for the main event next Tuesday. January 19 at the Thotnhi‘ll Rassle Palace. Gideen who was very impressive last time out as he defeated Karl Mueller has been training stead- ily at the Central Y.M.C.A. in order to come in at the required weight is in tip top shape for this all important match. The Cham- pion Orlando who never turned down a match with anyone will have to be on {his toes for this one, as Gideen 15 one of the out- standing challengers. Gideen may have a tongh’ tirne coming WILLOWDALE : Inspector W. Maynes of Main St. Station, Will- owdale, died suddenly on January 3, following a heart attack. He was visiting friends at Brough- am. A member of the North York police force since 1946, he be- came an inspector in 1955. tams will cap the evening by playing tljle Newl‘n‘arket Baptagns. Admission to this great hockey spectacle sells for 25c and any hockey player will be only too glad to sell you a ticket. Door prizes are available and it is the hope of the committee respon- sible for the evening that all parents of all hockey players on any team in Richmond Hill turn out. Let’s all go to the games and maybe win a door prize. We can guarantee you‘ll enjoy the hoc- key. ington was the big gun for the winners with four goals and two assists. The other goals were shared ‘by Gord Patterson, Jeff Jones Jim Myers, Rene Joillet and Bob Wright. For the losers, who came up with their best scoring effort of the season, Ron Guy tallied three times. Other scorers were Duke KnOx with two and Ron Dafoe and Bill Scott with one each. Next Tuesday 8:00: Pop’s vs Stevensons 9:30: Craigies vs Allencourts Top Scorers Player Team G A P Kinnari A-llencourt 25 15 40 Thornington Craigies 15 12 27 Wells Allencourt 9 17 26 Roberts Allencourt 1‘2 13 25 Mashinter Allencourt 10 5 15 Jones Craigies 6 8 14 Drummond Craigies 6 8 14 Foster - Allencourt 4 10 14‘ Patterson Craigies 8 4 12 Knox Stevensons 7 5 12 Guy Stevensons 7 5 la ‘ '1 ning never stopped trying until the final whistle went. The big goal scorers for the Jaycees were Bruising Barnett, Cocky Coxford and Boulder Featherstone. As the evening wore on hhe time keeper and official scorer left the box because of insufâ€" ficient “heat. They unfortunately took the records with them and therefore no official score could be published. But a good time was had by all and no injuries sustained except for one black eye and a lot of sore muscles The sports programme at Thornhill High has not yet got- ten into high gear as holidays and exams have slowed things up somewhat. The basketball teams, Midget, Junior_ and Sen- ior, held their first practice on Monday, January 4th and played their first games on Friday, Jan. uary the eighth, against Rich- mond Hill High. The midget team lost to the Richmond Hill squad, but the junior team defeated Richmond Hill in a squeaker 34-32. Bob Howes was very prominent for 'the Thornhill junior team as the big boy is rather hard to contain. The Thornhill Senior Team de- feated Richmond Hill Seniors by a decisive 52-36 score with Cliff Nuttall being the big gun for the Thornhill team. Coach Charlie Seath was for- tunate indeed, in that his senior team is pretty much the same team that took to the courts last year to do or die for Thornhill High. Sounds like a cheer doesn‘t 'OCIZ’e‘f < ;;aorf5 Woleé jAorn/zi/f 5740 YONGE 5T. (JUST NORTH OF FINCH)WILLOWDALE BAl-088l OPEN BOWLING EVERY AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENINGS ALL DAY SATURDAY SUNDAY FROM lp.m. to 6pm. THEY'RE To those of you who have not yet done so, may we urge you to take the interest and visit the Arena and see your boy in action. We badly need your support and the Coach of your boy’s team would be more than pleased to dis- cuss yvith you the progress your boy is ‘making. WL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION The Executive, Managers and Coaches of all hockey teams would first like to thank the small majority of you who take the time to come down to the Arena and see your boy play. We are behind your boys 100% and all we ask is_ that you -â€" the Parents â€"â€" Show the same interest and plan to attend at least one game a, Week. NORTH YONGE BOWLING Lcnmon 0 [he RUNSWICK AUTOMATIC PlN-SETTERS COME AND SEE THEM IN AGIIQH 'aren l5 0‘ W (Signed) 'CLI’O 61/ [>3 Thank you, President R.H.H.A. Icy; in {A2 V e . Moaahon: W