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Junior “A” Mills & Hadwin Biltmore-s 4 Paris Electric Tiger Cubs 2 The, league leading Biltmores got a lot of mileage out of Dave Brodrick in this game as he pro- duced three of the team’s four goals. Harvey Gordon scored a goal and picked up two assists. while Ron Gibb and Mark Dobbs were given credit for assists. Pop's strengthened their posi- tion on Stevensons by whipping them 7-3. It was a 2-311 tie going into the third period where Pop’s really got rolling. Goals for the winners were shared by Dalt Hicks, Ron Brown, Ralph Sund- qulst, Gord Percy, Jim Neal, Hugh Kerr and Les Kimble. Ron Dafoe scored two and Ray Fox one for the losers. ’ 2111! Game Allencourts 7, Craigies 5 ~ One of the most exciting games of the season, saw Allencourt move into a first place tie with Craigies with their 7-5 victory. The game featured a terrific de- fensive efi‘ort turned in by Char- lie Mashinter of Allencourt who was assigned the job of checking high flying Stan Thornington. As a result Stan was held to one goal which was deflected into the net from a defenseman’s skates. Many of the players' tempers flared because of the close check- ing and many a body check and a Johnny Peck scored the first cub goal on a pass from Mark Reynolds as Jimmy Wilson scor- ed the second goal on a fine solo effort. Consumers' Gas Mariboros 1 Rumble’s Transport Petes l The two rival net minders, Mike Stoddard for Marlies and Petes’ guardian Brian Austin stag- ed a real goalies‘ duel that ended in a saw-off. Marlies‘ goal was scored by Bob Budd with John Shropshire and John Fitzpatrick getting assists. The Petes' goal was a brother effort as Gary Methe scored assisted by bro- ther Gerry. v Victoria Orange Home Flyers 2 Don Thurston Tee Pees 1 Gary Churcher and Dave Ham- ilton scored for the Flyers to give the team its third win in 12 starts. Dave “Midge” Hiley scorâ€" ed the only Tee Pee counter. January 19 lst Game Pops Restaurant 7. Steyensons ‘3 all-M, OJJJ’. . WJJJ Stand/a A.H.L. Al’s Cycle & Sport Bears 3 GIDEEN vs MORRO WILSON vs WOODS GREENFIELD vs CASSIDY Free Exhibition Parking LABELLE 10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hifl, Ontario, Thursday, January 21, 1960 FREDDY RONNIE IQ Mercanti/e flocé CROWE THORNHILL MARKET TUESDAY, JAN. 26 TAG TEAM VS MUELLER BILLY FOSTER KARL few elbows tossed in besides were thrown. The next game with these two teams should be a real thriller. Be sure not to miss it! Stan Foster scored twine for Al- lencourt. Others were scored by Al Apps, Frank Mashinter, Jim Wells, N‘orm Roberts and Matt Kinnari. Craigie goals were tal- lied by Jake Smith with two and Dave McGuey, Stan Thornington and John Drummond Wlth one. League Standing Craigies Allencourt Pop’s Stevensons Top Scorers Name Team G Kinnari, ‘Allencourt 26 Thornington, Craigies 16 Wells, Allencourt 10 Roberts, Allencourt 13 F,. Mashinter, A’court 11 Foster, Allencourt Drummond, Craigies Jones, Craigies Neal, Pop‘s Apps, Allencourt Paterson, Craigies NWGQQG} Superior Sand 8: Gravel Cana- diens 0 ‘ Jeff Beckerstaff, in goal for the Bears, earned his shut-out as his team mates popped three shots into the Canadian goal. Ricky Hill played hard for the Canad- iens but was unable to dent the stout Bear defence. Young’s Service Station St. Mikes Loren Gordon’s Barons 1 Ronnie Ley played good goal for the St. 'Mikes crew as they handed the Barons a one-sided beating. Howard Cazaly scored three goals‘for St. Mikes with A1- len Walsh and Rich Ewens sc0r- ing singletons. Assists went to Rich Ringer and John Rose. The Baron goal was a three way ef- fort with Steve Hiley scoring from Bob Ogilvie and Bob John- son. Quality Utilities Beds 2 Deciantis & Rice Bisons 0 Ron Hollowell desea'ved the shutout as he blocked every shot that came toward the Reds’ goal. Brian Haviland and Don Web- ster scored the Red goals. Paul Thompson was the hardest work- ing Bison during this game. N.H.L. Fire Fighters Canadiens 7 Griffin Construction Maroons 0 The Maroons, winless in eleven starts this year took another mauling from the Canadiens. George Lusignan scored four goals to lead the Canadien goal- getters with Wayne Shewell and Jim Peters getting a goal and an assist each. Hinds scored the sev- enth goal for Canadiens. Brian Ingles plays his position well for Mai-cons, but the team just can’t seem to\get off the ground. The Wings had to go all out all the way to defeat the stubborn, tenacious Black Hawk team. Steve Sanders scored all three goals for the Wings with Paul Urvin picking up an assist. Hawk goals were scored by Bob Rawlinson. assisted by Ken Wainman and by Jimmy Stewart on a nlce solo play. James VMacKay Réd Wings 3 Dynes Jewellers Black Hawks 2 Junior “A” Biltmores Tiger Cubs Petes Marlboros Tee Pees FLvers A.H.L. Bears St. Mike’s Barons Canadiens Reds Bisons NILL. Red Wings Bruins Leafs Americans Canadiens Rangers Hawks Maroon: STANDING WEEK ENDING JANUARY 16 'OCk 'ingd T Pt. 1 23 1 17 2 10 44 30 2'7 17 15 15 14 13 13 RICHMOND BOWL Friday Nighters “The Cards” turned in the following sqores for January 8. Stars of the evening were A1. Blackburn 808 flat and Vi Lawrie 806, both on the same team. Herb Relf 217, 245. 261, D. Turner 227, D. Fettes 285, Ken Tomlin 217 J. Kirk 210, Vi Lawrie 229, 308, 269, Al Blackburn 330, 272, 206, F. Shorter 222, 201, L. Flynn 207, R. Casement 208, F. Littleford 245, 240, W. Smith 270, Brillinger 221, B. Fowler 248, M. 231, 254, Kay Tomlin 201, Russ. Blackburn 235, 208, H. Fettes 228, H. Jarman 212. Ross Casement bowled 350 flat on January 15. Team standing: Jacks 65, Queens 64, Tens 62, Jokers 61, Deuces 60, Aces 59, Kings 53, Sevens 52. Blow King Brillinger was in his‘ uSual form. Wimbridge Littles Birrells Bayview Plaza ABC Surf Marine January 18 7 Littles 6, AB? 1 Littles were unable to dent the ABC defence and were held scoreless until the third period when it seemed as if someone pulled his finger out of the dyke. Eric Prosser scored his first two goals of the season in the third period as the Little attack finally got into high gear. Two mem- bers of Littles’ Uke Line produc- ed goals with Ted Ross and Ernie Dubkowski bulging the twine. 0n Wedneéday, January 13, 3 Men’s Open onspiel was held at the Richmond Hill Curling Club. The winning team from St. George’s Curling Club was skip- ped by Ken Warner, with Al Quickfall vice-skip, A. McRae second and R. Porteno lead. The rink scored 41% points to win easily, only 3% points off being absolutely perfect. Littles’ defence star, Trevor Moore, notched a goal and the Second place went to George Wells from the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club. Reg. Lockhai‘t was vice skip with Stan McLaughlin second and Harold Somerville lead. The rink scored 25 points, well behind the St. George’s Club?” ‘ Third place went to a Union- ville rink with 24 points. Skip was S. Tyndall with P. Hood vice skip, K. Stevenson second and H. Reid lead. Saturday, January 16, saw a Mixed Bonspiel going at the Richmond Hill Curling Club. First place went to Charlie Noak- es from Weston Curling Club Dynosaurs Flyers Calypso Kings Wings Mustangs Intermediates Mustangs Calypso Kings 3. Mustangs 0 Future Games to Jan. 29 Wings vs Flyers Mustangs vs Wings Calypso Kings vs Dynosaurs Flyers vs Wings Dyuosaurs vs Mustangs ’ Mustangs vs Flyers Wing vs Calypso Kings Flyers vs Mustangs Only one contest was complet- ed during the past week and that was between Norm Davidson's Mustangs and Dave Barbour's Calypso Kings. Lady Luck decid- ed to aid the Calypso Kings, as they blanked the Mustangs 3-0. The Mustangs were foiled on many good drives by Goalie Gary Stewart assisted by Lady Luck. George Neeland. Roddy Hug- gins and Capt. Roddy Leonard o Jets 2 1 1 0 1 Rangers 0 0 1 S. Rus. Dynamos 1 0 1 0 Jets 2, S. Russian Dynamos 1 John Flanagan led the Jets to a 2-1 victory over the Southern Russian Dynamos by taking care of all the scoring himself. Vin- cent Demaro spoiled Goalie Wen- dell Mazelow’s bid for a shut-out. If it had not been for the spark- ling performance of Goalie Bruce Elvin, of the Dynamos, there would have been a greater dif- ference in the score. Future Games to Jan. 29 S. R. Dynamos vs Rangers Jets vs S. R. Dynamos Ranger vs S. R. Dynamos Jets vs Rangers S. R. Dynamos vs Jets RangeHWSRDynamoo 3 l 0 Calypso Kings 3. Mustangs 0 Future Games to Jan. 29 , Wings vs Flyers Mustangs vs Wings Calypso Kings vs Dynosaurs Flyers vs Wings Dynosaurs vs Mustangs Mustangs vs Flyers Wing vs Calypso Kings Flyers vs Mustangs Only one contest was complet- ed during the past week and that was between Norm Davidson's Mustangs and Dave Barbour's Calypso Kings. Lady Luck decid- ed to aid the Calypso Kings, as they blanked the Mustangs 3-0. The Mustangs were foiled on many good drives by Goalie Gary Stewart assisted by Lady Luck. jéornAi/i 8" 51);?» tchmon ‘owling As of January 8 J .111! mm JJocLeq all Cur/mg 6/“; W. PWLT 'ofeé mg ’idfrlcl flat/3e? oL'eague The third period belonged to Richmond Hill and especially to Gord Pipher. Pipher got his first goal at 3.45 with Atkinson assist- ing. John Cook of Sutton scored from Denny Foley at 5.25 to make it close again. John Lightfoot. Dave Iverson and Laurie Clarke. combined at 6.27 to move Rich- mond Hill two goals ahead with Lightfoot getting the goal. Pipher and Company then went into their act to bang in goals 7, 8, 9 for Richmond Hill. Pipher from King and Atkinson at 7.45. Pipher from King and Atkinson at 11.12. Pi- pher from King and Atkinson at 14.12. Phew! feverish activity in- deed! The second period belonged to Sutton as they rattled in three goals without a reply from the Richmond Hill team. Barry Fair- hall scored at 1.25 with the as- sist being picked‘ up by Wayne Smelling. At the six minute mark Gary Palethorpe poked in a pass from John Cook while at 19.58 Roy Goodfellow scored, assisted by Barry Fairhall._ _ Richmond Hill scored the first goal with Moorhead sinking a pass from Bob King and John Lightfoot at 2.56 of the first period. Brian Atkinson scored at 7.20 and was set up by Dave Iverson and Gord Pipher. Bob King registered his first goal of the night at 10.20 with the assist going to John Moorhead. Just before the first period ended, King scored again with assists go- ing to Lightljoot and _Iv_erson. This was the juveniles night for fattening scoring averages as Bob King, Brian Atkinson and Gordie Pipher each picked up six points, Pipher had a really big night as he notched four goals in the third period. nose shot. Sutton scored their 5th and last goal of the game at 18.25 with John Cook scoring from Denny Foley. To cap the game ofi, Brian Atkinson scored at 19.33 assisted by -â€"- guess who?Aâ€" Gord Pipher. scoring was finished 01f by Bob Mutch. Mr. Cooper had scored the lone A.B.C. goal in the first period. Littles’ goalkeeper. Gord Adams performed well and made some very fine saves. Namesake Murray Adams gave it the big try as usual. and, although he was kept off the score sheet, he was very effective. Bayview Plaza 4 - Wimbridge 1 January 18 Richmond Hill 10. Sutton 5 John Mom-head, a newcomer to Wick Mills’ juvenile team made his presence felt in this game as the former midget player picked up a goal and an assist. Starry centerman Jimmy Rushlow was lost to the team early in the game as he suffered a badly broken nose when hit with a deflected Next week is hockey week in Canada. On Monday night the Juvenile. team goes against Aur- ora Junior D’s in Richmond Hill with the return game going at Aurora on Thursday next. This completes the league schedule and then OMHA playdowns start in February. Try to catch this Monday’s game and see a team in action that will be representing your town in the Juvenile OMHA playdowns. They deserve a lot of support so new about it? It was’ the first time this sea- son that the Wimbridge club has been defeated. A fired-up Bayview Plaza team, led by Harton Amos, .defeated Wimbridge Cleaners 4 to 1 Fri- day night in a rugged contest. Harton Amos scored the hat trick and played an outstanding game for the Bayview team. Jim Fen- wick scored the fourth goal for Bayview while Tommy Clapp scored the lone Wimbridge tally. with 37 points. Mrs. Noakes was vice skip while A. Jones was se- cond and M. Jones, lead. Second place went to a rink from the Toronto Cricket, Skatâ€" ing and Curling Club, skipped by Don Sinclair with E. Sinclair vice, R. Hansell second and B. Han- sell lead. They scored 35 pants to place a close second. Third place went to Dom. Gia- chino from Tam-O-S'hanter with 23 points. I. Giachino was vice skip with B. Weir second and A. Weir, lead. On Saturday, January 23. there will be a Men’s Open Bonspiel with draws at 9 am. and 11 am. Teams so far entered are from the Boulevard Club, Scarboro. Weston, Oshawa, Newmarket, Tam-O-Shanter and Richmond Hill. The entry fee is $20.00 per rink and there are 16 prizes, so hurry and get your rink entered. There are entries for only 24 rinks, so don't leave it too late and be disappointed. scored for the winners David Barrett played an out- standing game in goal for the Mustangs. Junior Division 'ofed P WL TPt ‘cores On Wednesday, January 13, the Richmond Hill High midget bas- ketball team played against St. Andrews’ juniors at Aurora and pushed the older, heavier team to the limit. Aurora won the game 24-17 but had to play all out to do it. At three quarters time, the score was tied but in the fourth quarter. the college team gained and held a slight edge. Every member of the mid- get team got court time in this game. The Senior team had no trouble at all in defeating St. Andrew’s Seniors 45-32. Bob Lake and Doug Madill again were the high scorers for Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill Seniors had the Newmarket Seniors _as guests last Thursday night and proceeded to pound the daylights out of their guests by winning 58-13. All this despite a slgw firstrquarter. Friday, January 15. was an Athletic Night at Richmond Hill High with Markham providing the basketball competition. Rich- mond Hill Juniors defeated the Markham Juniors 45-33 with Richmond Hill’s Roy Finlayson being the outstanding individual performers. Roy played the whole game and was all over the court. grabbing rebounds at both ends. The Richmond Hill Sen- ior team followed the Juniors‘ To March 21st. Friday, January 22 9.30 pm. Birrells At Wimbridgt Monday. January 25 7.45 pm. Bayview At Littles 8.30 pm. A. B. C. At Surf Marine Friday, January 29th 9.30 pm. Littles At Wimbridge Mon-day, February 1 7.45 pm. \, A. B. C. At Birrells 8.30 pm. ‘ Bayview Art Surf Marine Friday, February 5 - 9.30 pm. Bayvlew At Birrells Monday, February 8 7.45 pm. Littles At Surf Marine 8.30 pm. ABC At Wimbridge Friday, February 12 9.30 pm. Surf Marine At Wimbridge Monday, February 15 7.45 p.m. Bin-e115 At Little: 8.30 pm. A. B. C. At Bayview Friday, February 19 9.30 pm. Birrells At Bayview Manhay. February 22 7.45 pm. Littles At A. B. C. 8.30 pm. Wimbridge At Surf Marine Milt)? floc/eey creague .SZAeo/u/e mm; JM $4,; 51400! MINOR HOCKEY WEEK JAN. 2.3 rd I Teaching Them Good Sportsmanship 2 To Develop Competitive Spirit 3 Teach How To Give and Take 4 How To Cooperate With Others 5 To Respect Authority 6 To Respect Other People's Property The coming week is set aside for the purpose of promoting all min- or hockey. It is our wish to point out the objectives which the men from all walks of life hope to promote in the future citizens of Richmond Hill. Slogan for the week -â€"â€" “Keep a boy on ice, and you’ll keep him out of hot water”. In other words, to teach good citizenship and thus lessen the possibil- ity' of teen-age delinquency. Let all the citizens of Richmond Hill give up some spare time and visit the Arena, this coming week, and show your approval of the work done by your local Richmond Hill Hockey Association. ’porlJ lead. as they defeated Markham Seniors 46-23. Bob Lake and Doug Madlll were, as always. out- standing. The wrestling team from Whit- by walked off with the team hon- ours, defeating Richmond Hill 33-14. Four of the local school wrestlers won their respective bouts, Wayne Richardson. Vic Suzuki, Rob Roy MacGregor and Wayne Haviland. January 23. for the first match of the season with Burlington. Tonight, January 21. the Junior and Senior basketball teams will be in action at Aurora while Au- rora Midgets vlslt Richmond Hill on Friday, January 22. Sounds like a good week of activity. so plan to attend at least one event if possible. This Athletic Night was a fair- ly successful one with a little ex- tra money going into the Athletic Fund pot. The next Athletic Night is planned for February 5. when Thornhill Junior and Sen- ior basketball teams will be the opposition. The outcome of the basketball league could very eas- ily hinge on these two games. The wrestling team from Burlington will be on hand to grapple with the local grunt and groan artists. The Richmond Hill team will be going to Burlington on Saturday, January 23. for the first match of the sgason with Burlington. Friday, February 26 9.30 pm. , Bayview At A. B. C. Monday, February 29 7.45 pm. Surf Marine At Birrells 8.30 pm. ’ Wimbridge At Littles Friday, March 4 9.30 p.m. Surf Marine At Littles Monday, March 7 7.45 pm. Wimbridge At Bayview 8.30 pm. Birrells At A. B. C. Friday, March 11 9.30 pm. Littles At Birrells Monday. March 14 7.45 p.m. ‘ Wimbridge At A. B. C. ‘ 8.30 pm. \ Surf Marine At Bayview Friday. March 18 9.30 pm. Wimbridge At Birrells Monday, March 21 7.45 pm. NEWMARKET â€" The second- storey floor of the fire hall will be investigated for safety fol- lowing a report by Councillor H. Laplante that on one occasion he could feel the floor vibrating. The hall is sometimes used for public functions and dances. Surf Marine ewJ 8.30 pm. Limes At Bayview Compliments of the week from 'At A. B. c. On Tuesday, Januarv 12. the Thornhill Junior and Senior boys basketball teams went to Newmarket. The Junior team played a scrambly. disorganized sort of game and never really got untracked as they lost by a 39-31 score. Bob Howes was the indiv~ ldual star of the game as he rack- ed qp 17'points in a losing cause. On Friday. January 15, all three basketball teams from Thornhill played at Aurora and made a clean sweep by winning all three games. The midget team eked out a 23-17 win to come up with the closest game of the three. In the‘ junior tilt, the Thornhill team scored 32 points while limiting Aurora to 14 points. Big Bob Howes racked in 17 points for the second game in a row to be the high scorer for the game. The Thornhill Senior team swamped the Newmarket team by a 56-16 score as Bill Stratton scored 18 points to be the high scoring ace for Thornhlll. The Newmarket team seemed to be woefully weak and were never a threat at any time. One Arm Star To Wrestle Tuesday Ronnie Crowe, the one armed mat star has taken the fans at Thornhill Market by storm with‘ his fast speedy action, as well as the tricks he can do with his stump of an arm. Crowe is a black belt judo man as well as a top mat star and is tremendous- ly popular at the local rassle palace, He will be teamed up with Freddy Labelle, classy little French-Canadian star in the fea- ture tag team match this Tues- day, January 26. These two wrestlers will test the skill and wrestling ability of rugged Karl Mueller and busy Billy Foster of Brampton. Foster and Mueller have won quite a number of bouts locally and have quite a reputation in the middle- weight division id Eastern Can- ada. Foster and the German feel that they can take care of Crowe and Labelle but the two faster boys think they have the number of Mueller and Basher Bill. Muel- ler claims that Crowe should not be wrestling because of h'g han- dicap and states, “He, rowe, will get no pity from me, or any consideration either. I’ll hammer him down like I would any other wrestler”. Hammer away, Karl, but watch out you din’t get ham- mered back, with interest‘. These two the skill and rugged Karl Billy Foster ‘ and Mueller In the other matches, Gideon Gideen will tackle Orro Morro who returns to the market after a lengthy absence. Then we have Gerry Wilson testing Don "Pow- er Boy Woods, popular American boy, and last but by no means least, Joe- “Scissors” Greenfield against Cowboy Cassidy, The Senior gameusaiivflanother Ml; 0&1. jéornAi ~S;wd5 JAN . 30 th rout as Thornhill scored 56 pts. while Aurora tallied only 13. Cliff Nuttall was the big ace aslhe per- sonally accounted for 27 of his tea_m’s 56 points. The Junior and Senior girls basketball teams have played only one game each. They olayed ag- ainst Newmarket, and while the senior game was reasonably close the junior misses took a real shgllacking. Gymnastic classes are now get- ting under way at Thornhill, so all you would-be gymnasts turn out and help support the worthy endeavour. A wrestling team is in the process of organizatlon. but they are having some coach- ing problems. Here’s hoping the problem resolves itself and that Thornhill has a really good wrest- ling team SALES SERVICE I.. H. SIMS 88 Baker Ave. Richmond Hill Call TU. 4-1745 Day or ' Night . All popular makes on hand u “Your Office Machine Speck” VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES RICHMOND HILL BRANCH Miss E. Woodbvrne Richmond Hill Hall PHONE TU RENTALS Why Look For Errors? Do It Right - With A Machine! V. O. N. Vote! . 4-4101 Municipal