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Pictured above is the Maple Lions entry in the All~0ntario Pee-Wee Softball Finals. Lions Club’s The team made a strong showing in the district finals 3 by th - their first game 22-5 Avenue Road Lions entry. st Saturday but were eliminated arnia entry 27-0. They had won defeating the The team members are: . 0 The Maple Lions entry in the all Ontario peewee champion- ships held on Saturday were put out of the competition in the second round of play by Sarnia 'Lions 27-0. The game was played at Ledbury Park, Toronto. The fiarnia team had drawn a by in the first series because of an un- even number of teams and for this reason they were fresh and untired. The Maple team won their first game 22-5 over Aven- ue Road Lions. The tournament was won by Oshawa who defeat- ed East Toronto Optomists 27-4. Coaches B r u c e Murchison. George Calder and Ron Wismer were very pleased with the fine turnout of supporters from Maple and Concord to support their boys. lst Game Lineup Ian Oldâ€"catcher. ~ David Dayâ€"starting pitcher, George Hopkinsâ€"relieved in 3rd. Dougal McDonaldâ€"lst base. plays of short-stop Barr "caught a fly l Back row (left to right): George Dan Nelles-Zi Barry Ingrarr David Oldâ€"3 Blair Robson- John Rumble Robin Brock 1 Bil‘ Hamilton â€"relief outfiek 2nd Game Line Johnny Rumt David Dayâ€"2 Hopkinsâ€"2 inni 1 inning. Dougal McDo Dr" Nellesâ€"i Barry Ingram David Oldâ€"31 Guy Castongu Gary Maasâ€"c Ron Wierâ€"or One of the the tripped and ft ball from the g and almost fa: double play. NCW‘S m: m: m COMPARE none: â€"*NGW’S THE TIME 1'6 TRY one: :â€" NOW’S THE TIME TO BUY DODGE AT YOUR DODGE DEALER IN RICHMOND HILL, Wm. NEAL, TU.4-209I Sat. Aug. 9th - 8.30 pm. INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOP U.S.A. AND CANADIAN DRIVERS DRIVING THE FASTEST CARS RACING ANYWHERE dults $2.00 2500 Purse 500 Purse $1000 P I N E C R E ST 8 BIG EVENTS TIME TRIALS START 7 RM. SPEEDWAY -â€" N0. 7 HWY. SM Ca,» RAIN OR SHINE Dan Nelles-an base. Barry Ingramâ€"short stop. David Oldâ€"3rd base. Blair Robsonâ€"out field. John Rumbleâ€"out field. Robin Brock outfield. Bil‘ Hamilton and Chris Moore â€"relief oudielders. 2nd Game Lineup Johnny Rumbleâ€"catcher. David Dayâ€"2 innings. George Hopkinsâ€"2 innings. David Dayâ€" 1 inning. Dougal McDonaldâ€"lst base. D:" Nellesâ€"Z base. Barry Ingramâ€"short stop. David Oldâ€"3rd base. Guy Castonguayâ€"outfield. Gary Maasâ€"outfield. Ron Wierâ€"outfield. One of the most spectacular plays of the day was made by short-stop Barry Ingram who caught a fly ball after he had tripped and fell. He threw the ball from the ground for, an out and almost fast enough for a‘ double play. Children Free under 12 years iond Front row (left to right) : Ian Old, John Rumble, Garry Ingram, Guy Cas- tonguay, Bill Hamilton, Ronald Weir, Garry Maas. Extreme back: Ron Wismer, Coach. Extreme Front: Kenny Rumble, Bat Boy. â€"- Photo by Barbour FIRST PLACE fif/ fl ins in the last three weeks have caused severe damage to one place and the loss of several hundred dollars worth of valu- ables, including jewellery. STOUFF‘VILLE : Three break- Hill The 5th inning saw nobody on base, a strike-out for either side and three pop-up flies. to end the inning with only six batters rea- ching the plate. The Aces tied The third was uneventful as both sides gvere retired without putting anyone on base. In the next inning Bob McKee, the first batter, made an error into a sing- Ie, next up was Jack Morkin who also got a single and McKee ad- vanced to third, Gillespie got a .hit and McKee scored. The next man up was put out at first base to retire the side. Pitcher Ab Townsend of the Aces was the lead off man in the bottom half of the inning and was given a base on balls. Next man up was Terry Lanau and he went down swinging. Mouse Prochenko got a single to advance Townsend and the next two were put out to end the inning. Score at the end of the 4th â€" 4 to 3 for Richmond The Richmond Hill Dynes took the first game Of a best two out of three semi-final playoff last. Thursday ag- ainst Markham Aces 6-5 at the park in Markham. The game was an exciting one to watch. The Aces made three unearned runs in the first inning after they had put the Dynes down in order. When the local team came to bat in the top of the second, Joe McLean waited out a walk, brother Lorne McLean hit a single, Bob McKee sacrificed out to advance the runners, Jack Morki‘n hit a single and then pitcher Bill Jackson hit a triple to put his team back in the game when the three men on base scored. The next two batters went down in ‘order, to end the top of the in- mng. Local Dynes Win Opening Playoff Defeat Local Bowlers Provincial Finals Close ,61-5, Score of the three games played. They were defeated in the first game 32â€"15, by a Paris rink. Galt took the second game 24-7 and they defeated Toronto Morningside in the third game 18~12. On Monday the local rink went to Oshawa where they played in a Mixed Rinks competition. They won all ,three games and came home with the Reid Trophy. The rinks they defeated were from Oshawa. Peterboro and Toronto Cosburn Park. With Skip A1 White were Mrs. White. Art Eden and Miss Marion Scrivener. The Richmond Hill Lawn Bowling Rink, A1 White, Russell Lynett, Alec Clarke and Floyd Perkins who en- tered in the provincial finals at Brampton won only one 'eam The win for Dynes was based on one hit, the home-run in the tenth by Tom Easton. In the num- ber of times at bat and the num- ber of hits the Richmond Hill club were far behind, having only 35 times at bat to 40 for the Aces and they had six hits to Markham‘s 14. Richmond Hill â€"- R H E 0301000002 6 6‘2 Markham â€"- 8000010001 5141 The next two batters for the Aces had a single and a put-out to retire the side. The last three innings of the regular nine were uneventful with neither side get- ting a run and so at the end of nine the game was forced into extra innings with the score tied at four each. The tenth and deciding inning was real championship calibre. Sil Stefian was the lead-off man for the Dynes and he watched four balls go by to give him a walk. The next man to step to the plate was Tom Easton, the left fielder who up to this point was no hits on four trips. Tom made up for all hitting slumps by whacking the first pitch deep into left centre field for a home run. scoring what was to be the winning run. The next three players were put out in succes- sion. Huggins, the lead-off in the Aces half of the inning got a walk and so did pitcher Bruce Middleton. Lanau was struck-out. but Huggins advanced on a wild pitch. A pair of errors by the Dynes pitcher and a sacrifice out by Prochenko put Huggins ac- ross the plate to make the score 6 to 5 for Dynes. The next batter was thrown out at first base, to end the game. up the score in the sixth after setting the Dynes down in order. Mike Huggins who replaced Al Tidsbury on second base in the fifth was the lead-off man for the Aces. He got a single. O‘Neil made it to first and Huggins ad- vanced to second. Next up was Terry Lanau whose single put O’Neil on second and Huggins was forced out at third. A long triple by Mouse Prochenko put O’Neil across the plate but a sen- sational put-out by catcher Sil Stefian stopped Lanau from cross- ing the plate. Beverley Acres 9 3 Walter Scott 8 4 McConaghy 6 , 5 MacKlllop ‘ 0 11 The final standings will not be affected by the result of a rained W. Scott Stop League Lending B. Acres 13-11 Scoring 8 runs in the first in- ning, Walter Scott Juniors’ upset league leading Beverley Acres 13-11 Wednesday. This was the Scottsmens only win over Bever- ley Acres in the now completed schedule. . Final 'siandings in the school boys league. A Beverley Acres rally in the final inning was cut short by a line drive to Frank St. Louis at 3 'd who threw to Bill Strugnell at 2nd to complete a game ending double play. Don Ruttan's hitting was quite effective for the win- ners. Jim Webb was the winning pitcher. Walter Scott Wins By Default Walter Scott won the final game of the schedule by default when MacKilIop Juniors failed to show up. Bevefley Acres won 19-5 over MgCongghy Juniors. The second game of the Mark- ham Twp. Intermediate semi- finals between Markham and Richmond Hill was played on Tuesday night here in Richmond Hill. The locai team were downed 3 to 1 by the Aces in a close low hitting game. The first 3 innings were uneventful as both teams started out with the idea that the opposition were not going to have any of the lucky breaks. Three up-three down. was the order of the day and of most of the game. ‘ Markham scored their 3 runs in} 3 different inningsâ€"1 in the fourth when Baldy Petch hit a double and then made home on a wild pitch. The second run came in the seventh inning on a home run by Monty Holman and the last run of the game came in the Aces Down R. Hill Dynes 2nd Game Of Semi-Finals 1% game lam/b Won Lost PICKERING : It was agreed by Pickering Township Council at a special meeting held Monday of last week that a member of the Clerk‘s office should pick un and distribute the mail and that the Postmaster should be instructed to give the mail to that person only. This was caused by the friction in the township offices. The mixed trebles competition for the E. T. Stephens Trophy will be held this Saturday at the local greens. On Monday afternoon compe- tition for the Mulock Lawn Bowl- ing Trophy was held a; the local greens. First with three wins was C. Fry of Aurora. and second with three wins E. Waugh of Toronto Rosedale. High two was won by the team of A1 White, W. Hall and Ed. Butlin all of Richmond Hill. The High one win was tak- en by the Richmond Hill team of J. Gralnger, S. Hill and A. Rice. Oak Ridges downed Mainprize Drugs 9~8 in Richmond Hill and District Intermedate play on Tuesday night at Oak Ridges. The winning pitcher was Ac- temichuk caught by Roberts. The battery for Mainprize was Windy Hewlett and Ron Craig. The only home run for the losers was hit by Ron LeDrew. Cunning had two home runs for Oak Ridges, one of which came in the bottom of the last inning with one on and two out. Roberts and Bowen also had home runs for the win- ners. Oak Ridges A Mainprize Oak Ridges Win Close Game High One Win By R. Hill Team The semi-finals of the South Vaughan Men’s Softball League ended on Tuesday night. Wood- bridge will play Vellore for the league supremacy. The games will be played in King City under the lights starting on August 12th with games to be played to the end of a best four out of seven series, Woodbridge beat Clare- ville to enter the finals and Pine Grove lost to Vellore. Woodbridge Vellore , , Pine Grove Clareville Jim Shelston Vhomered to high- light the visitors’ effort. ' Woodbridge '8; Vel‘lore To Meet In Finals Roy Smalley turned‘ in a neat three hitter and struck out 5 to earn the decision. Roger Paul claimed 2 hits, Wayne Bondi, Tommy Sinclair and Smaley a hit each for the winners. Newmarket Peewee’s defeated Thornhill to earn a second place finish in “he North York Peewee Baseball League. The final score of the game played at Newmarket last Thursday was 13 to 6 . New- market was helped to the win by seven walks and five errors. Newmarket Peewees Defeat Thornhill 13-6 At the end on the fourth in- ning the score was tied 4 all, then Ian Parnell and Eddie Jen- sen made the full circle. McConaghy Juniors defeated MacKiliop Juniors on Wednesday night of last week by a score of 7 to 5. Pitching for the winners was George Lusignan and Andy Lewis and the pitcher for the los- ers was Virgilio Minchella. After losing the past 2 games McCon- aghy came through to win a close game. Pete Made 3 hits and Te??? Crooks who played well at first base had 2 hits, for Beverley Acres. Robert Ritchie came up with some great plays in the outâ€" field and had 3 hits for ‘Walter Scott. Don Mounsey pitched well in relief. McConaghy Wih Cldse One 7â€"5 Playoffs will commence Mon- day 11th August, the lst and 2nd place teams being at home to the 3rd and 4th respectively. Lets see more parents out to these games. B. Acres Srs. Pile Up 14-4 Score Beverley Acres Seniors downed Walter Scott Seniors 14 to 9 last Wednesday at Beverley Acres. Dave Grant was the winning pit- cher and Don Mouncey relieved Ron MacKay in the 3rd for Walt- er Scott. r ( «whim out game between McConaghy and_Mainllop. The game was fast and was de- cided on the way the teams took advantage of their breaks. To- night’s game in Markham, to de- cide who will play in the finals, will be sudden death for the team who looses. Both teams will be starting all over again but this time there will be no second chance. The Dynes big inning came in the seventh when Moe William- son. the lead-off man hit a double. George Ward walked. Joe McLean sacraficed to advance the runners and Lorne McLean was safe on a fielders choice and Williamson scored. The next two men went down in order. ninth on a triple and a single off the bats of Baldy and Raymer. VANDORF : Many of the cases at last week's court at Vandorf were for wrong licencx’ng on trucks. Many truckers purchased small tonnage P.C.V. licenses and then proceeded to carry over capacity loads. Market Open Thurs. 8 Fri. Nights Till 9 RM. The home team was much wea- kened by vacationing players but the substitutes played well and the spectators were treated to a game which was never dull and which was hard contested until the final whistle. Richmond Hill met Italia B in the first game of the second half of the Police Athletic Socoer League Schedule, Tuesday night, at Walter Scott field. Brian Fin- nerty, the team captain. scored straight from the kick-off. Un- fortunately tne team failed to capitalize and Italia tied thn score within two minutes and .went on to score four more times before the end of the game, The Italia team played picture-book soccer and thorough- ly won their victory. FRIDAY NIGHT 3 STAR SPECIAL - 6 TILL 9 O'CLOCK â€" FARM FRESH EGGS (cradeAsmam do: 25 SUCE? RINDLESS Sii’DE BACON - lb 55 Temp Dog FOOD limit 12 tins tin 6 Italia B. 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The fisherman d_angled his trout fly in front of Team Standings Richmond Hill & District Intermediate Softball League Team é/J/z/e l2 Games 17 ‘ 17 15 17 16 18 Veach’oné :jo Jempfaflon non MILL; Rom} MIXEE‘PICKLES 3 lbs. 4 m$1c49 HALF CHICKEN To Last Tied Points- Play Place Shirrfo Good iMprgilg CHICKEN Apparently the ’coon had ent~ lered by the fire escape and wind~ ow near where the lady of the house was mixing batter for angel cake. When she turned back from the stove. there was the raccoon enjoying his first few mouthsfull. While she was ‘phoning Mr. Ellis the animal fin- ished his meal and the only ad~ vice Sandy could give at this stage was to shut and lock the window after the coon departed. In Toronto. householdem I. still having trouble with raccoons and Senior Conservation Officer “Sandy” Ellis continues to re: ceive frantic calls for advice. 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