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. Richmond Hill Footbal ' Team Plans Schedule Calling all football fans! The Town of Richmond Hill ls to have its own football team this year. The Richmond Hill Football Club has entered in the Senior ‘A’ division of the Toronto Rugby Union. The team is run and coached by Bill Points who has spent many years both playing and coaching. When he coached the senior team at North- Western YMCA in the Kiâ€"Y league they won the cham- pionship each year he coached. , The Richmond Hill entry is the sixth in the T.R.U.- which consists of Lake Shore, Rosedale, East End, East York, North Western YMCA and Richmond Hill. As you may have guessed from the names this is the Ki-Y League under a new name. Games are to be played all over the city. Richmond Hill will play three home games and seven away. All the games except two will be played on Saturday af- ternoons. The one night game is to be played at Millen Stadium on October 21 with East End as the hosts. The team is fortunate in hav- ing the Recreation Committee of Richmond Hill to help them ob- tain a field and to help the team financially. Ed Butlin. Chairman of the Recreation Committee and Deputy-reeve Don Plaxton have hen most helpful in obtaining a field to play on’. The team will be sponsored by individual busi- ness‘ men who will contribute enough to buy each player part of his equipment. This team will be goodwill ambassadors for the town as well as [or each of the individual sponsors. The Richmond Hill Dynes and the New Toronto Sox have split the first two games they have played in the first series of the "Intermediate A" playdowns. The third game of the series was play- ed last night, Wednesday, in New Toronto. The first game was play.- ed here on Friday night and the second game was played at New Toronto Monday night. Friday. August 15 The Richmond Hil‘ Dynes downed the New Toronto Sox 54. The Dynes took a one run lead in the second inning on three walks and a stolen base. The Sox game back in the fourth to cap- ture- the lead with three runs. Coon got a base on balls. Heely got a hit and Thomas stretched a double into a home ru on a wild R. Hill Dynesâ€"New Toronto Sox Split First Two Games In\ Series Entered In League N‘OW‘S THE TIME w‘COMPARE Dom: â€" NCW'S 'I'HE TiME- TO TRY none: â€" NOW'S THE TIME 1'0 BUY DODGE AT YOUR DODGE DEALER IN RICHMOND HILL, Wm. NEAL, 1114-2091 Front row (left to right): Richard Jeffery, Intermediate Boys Trophy; Michael Lipp. Junior Boys Trophy; Marilyn _Forbes{ Junior _Gjrls Trophy. Happy winners at the successful swim meet held at Thornhill Pool are shown above. ._, .. â€" VAMVU unnv; uuao .LLuyu‘y. Back row, ’levft to right: Gloria An- Lakeshore at Richmond Hill Saturday, September 20 â€"â€" R. Hill at Rosedale Roughriders Saturday, September 27 -â€" R. Hill at North Western YMCA Saturday, October 4 â€"â€" Richmond Hill at Lakeshore Monday. October 13 â€"â€" R. Hill at Rosedale Roughriders Saturday, October 18 ‘â€" North Western YMCA at R. Hill Tuesday. October 21 â€"â€" Richmond Hill at East End Saturday. October 25 â€"- East York at Richmond Hill pitch. The Sox increased their lead in the top half' of the fifth by one run on a home-run by Me- Neil. The Dynes made a two run rally in their half of the fifth and scored two runs. Meraska hit a double, Roberts hit a single. Steffan sacrificed. Easton doubled and Williamson got a single. Meraska and Roberts crossed the p' Ite. The score at the end of the fifth inning was 4â€"3 for the Sox. McLean and Ward were the only ones to get on base in the sixth and both got across the plate. This put the Dynes ahead and they stayed there until the end of the game. ' Monday. August 18 Any boys who wlsh to play should contact Bill Points at TU. 4-1944. Players must be over 17 and under 165 pounds. The team has had two practices and there is still lots of room for boys who are willing to play. Practice ses- sions are now under way because the first league game is on Satâ€" urday, Septgmber 6. The following is a schedule of games for Richmond Hill: Saturday, September 6 ~â€" Richmond Hill at East End Saturday, September 13 â€"â€" Richmond Hill at East York Saturday. October 11 -â€" The New Toronto Sox reversed the tables quite drastically on Monday night as they thoroughly derson, Intermediate Girls Trophy; Jack Buckler, Senior Boys Trophy;' Duncan Stratton. Dr. W. R. Wesley Diving Trophy; Dawn Wilson, Senior Girls Trophy. Each’tr'ophy winner holds a replica of the trophy which he or she won. \- â€" Photo by Lagerquist Intermediate‘boys â€"â€"~ Richard Jeffrey, Robert Turnpenny,‘ Learn Whelan. Intermediate girlsâ€"Gloria An- derson. Janis Crouter, Lynne Sur- rett. Senior boys â€"- Jaék Bu‘ckler, Duncan Stratton, David Ross. Free Style Keen competitions coupled with swimming and diving exhibitions provided the 300 spectators at the annual Thornhill Swimming Pool Meet with a good show last Thursday night, Michael Lipp and Marilyn Forbes were the iunior champs, Richard Jeffery and Gloria Anderson, In- termediate champs, Dawn Wilson and Jack Buckler; Sen- ior champs; and Duncan Stratton was the winner of the Dr. W.‘ R. Wesley diving trophy. The big-features of the show were the exhibitions of synchronized swimming given by Pat Vlassoff, Ann Jeffries, Jackie Coulter, Judy Regan and Ann Rogers. This is the first year that all of these girls have done any swimming of this kind. An ex- hibition of diving by Murray Coulter and Jim McGhee on the low board and Fred Nevin on the high board preceded the final presentation of the trophies. The following is winners in the order petition: ' Breast or side stroke Senior girlsâ€" Sharon Surrett Dawn Wilson. Audrey Simcoe. Junior girlsâ€"1 widthâ€"Marilyn Forbes, Lorraine Aho, Stephanie McKenzie. Intermediate gillsâ€"l lengthâ€" Janis Croutep. Lynn Surrett, Glo- Junior boysâ€"1 width â€"- Mich- ael Lipp, Mike Stratton, Charles Sowden. trounced the Dynes 10~2. \The Dynes did not hit the run column until the 9th’inning and [hen they managed only a two run rally. New Toronto capitalized on all their hits as well as the errors made by the Dynes. McNeil hit another home run. this time with one on base. Friday ‘ New Toronto R H 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 4 7 1 Richmond Hill R H E O 1 O O 2 2 0 0 0 5 6 1 Monday ~ Richmond Hill R H E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 12 ‘4 New Toronto R H E 2 0 1 2 0 0 1 4 0 10 9 0 Keen Contest At Thornhill's Swimming Meet a list of the of the com- The summer is almost over and this is being brought home more than ever by the number of swimming exhibitions and con- tests held in the district. The fin- al swimming display of the sea- son at the Blue Spruce Park was held last Friday morning on the south shore of Lake Wilcox. The pupils who had taken part in the morning swimming classes under the supervision of the Lake Wil- icox Recreation Association put ton a display of the things they . had learned in their classes. Each 'child took part in the display of swimming and diving. Jerry Hop- kins, Donny Smith, Gary Com- fort and George Clark put on an exhibition of lifesaving methods, demonstrating the holds and car- ries. The high point of the morn: ing was the races. The winners‘ were as follows: The following boys and girls passed their beginners’ tests for ‘a Red Cross badge: Wayne Pax- ton, R. R. 3 King; Tommy Day, Oak Ridges; Teddy Day, Oak Ridges; Darla Neal, Lake Wilcox; Wendy Hembrufi, Lake Wilcox; Gary Sherman. Aurora; Hledi Junior girlsâ€"J width.â€" Penny Bprter, Lorraine Aho. Marilyn Forbes. Intermediate boysâ€"1 lengthâ€"- Roger Ball, Dale Crouter, Richard Jeffrey. . Senior Girls. 2 lengths - Dawn Wilson, Carol Mason. Sharon Sur- rett. Senior boysâ€"â€"2 lengths â€"â€"David Ross, Jack Buckler, Duncan Strat- ton. Back Stroke Junior boysâ€"1 widthâ€"Mich- ael Lipp. Derek Cama. Michael Stratton. Intermediate boysâ€"1 length â€"- Frank Maw, Brook Stratton, Dale Crouter. Intermediate diving. boys and girls -â€"Bob Shelton and Brian Cumming. tied for lst. Brooke StrattonrRichard Jefferies, Ted McGhee, Bob Turnpeeny tied for 21151. MikeVSmithel-s, 3rd. Beginners' dog paddle: Gary Schun1anPSandy Young. Beginners, ahy stroie: Lynn Groupd, Larry Crittenden. Ballobn raée : Sandy Young. Lawrence Schuman. ria Anderson, Sandra Dockman. tied. Intermediate girlsâ€"1 length â€" Gloria Anderson, Lynne Surrett, Janis Crouter. Senior girlsâ€"1 1engthâ€"- Carol Mason, Sharon Surrett, Louise Langman. Senior boysâ€"2 lengthsâ€" David Ross. Jack Buckler, Jim McTag- gart-Cowan. Jupior divingâ€"boys and girls Senior dlving, boils and girlsâ€" Duncgan Stratton, Miss Dawn Wil- son, Jack Buckle): Ann Percival, V Michziâ€"el I‘lipp Mike Stratton. Pyjama race: Gary Comfort. George Clark. Thursday. August 14â€"RichVale vs. Lake Wilcox. Richvale won 13-5. Batteriesâ€"Glen Turnbullâ€" pitcher, Bill Costoffâ€"catcher for Richmond Hill Public School Boys Softball Senior Semi-finals got under way‘ Monday night with Walter Scott taking the first game against McConaghy by the score of 12 to 9. The game was played at Walter Scott and was the first of a best of three series. Andy Appleton was the winning pitcher and Dave Deighton with Don Laurie relieving in the 2nd linning were credited with the ass. Starring for McConaghy was Wayne Beveridge who came up with two sensational catches in centre-field. Andy Appleton pit- ched a steady game allowing only eight hits. Fred Kyle homered with two on in the first inning. Public School Semi-Finals Final ' Swimming Display Held At Blue Spruce Park game Kefiu/lé The following four boys passed their Elementary Royal Lifesav- ing at the Aurora pool on Tues- day: George Clark, Bill Smith, Michael Schurman and Gary Comfort ~ The following will try tests at Aurora on August 28 or 29: Junior Swimmers Presentations were made at the end of the morning to Susan Towers and Tommy Day for be- ing the most improved beginners. *Also to receive gifts were the three instructresses. Brian Cook, Alec Gallacher, Harry Carter. Jennifer Hopkins, Sheila Heintzman. Joann Com- fort ,Gayl Connor, Lynn Ground, Wendy Peevs, Judy Paxton, Mike Schuman, Larry Crittenden, all from the Lake Wilcox-Oak Rid- ges area: Terry Davenport. Rich- mond Hill, and Elaine Paxton of Temperanceville. ‘ Intermediate Swimmer Don Smith, Jimmy Hopkins, Lake Wilcox, Oak Ridges resi- dents. Sharon Kingsley, Geo. Clarke, Armand Akkerman. B111 Smith, Hans Fulback. all from the Lake Wilcox- Oak Ridges area. Senior Swimmer KurzaWski, Oak Ridges; Elaine Kingsley.‘ Oak Ridges; Larry Crittenden. Oak Ridges; Susan McLaughlin, Oak Ridges; Brenda Bunn. Oak Ridges; Judy Murray. Oak Ridges; Joann Comfort. Lake Wilcox: Pat Talbot, Lake Wilcox; Barbara Talbot, Lake Wilcox; Wayne Harding, Lake Wilcox; Aleitha Cartner. Oak Ridges; Sally ’l‘rott, Cartier Crescent, Richmond Hill; Judy Davenport Lawrence Avenue. Richmond Hill; Marion Simpson; R. R. 3 King; Terry Davenport, Lawrence Avenue. Richmond Hill. vale. Batteriesâ€"R. Degeer â€"pit- cher. W. Degeel‘ â€"â€" catcher for Lake Wilcox. R. Needham was the big hitter for Lake Wilcox. Rich- vale had five home runs. Stan Thornington hit two of the five. Monday. August 18. Richvale vs. Wimbridgeâ€"Glenbrae. Rich- vale won 11â€"6. Batteries â€" Glen Turnbullâ€"pitcher, Tommy White â€"catcher for Richvale. Batteries â€"Jim Cummings. Howie Bennet (2), Ernie Morie (8)â€"pitchérs. Ron Biggarâ€"catcher for Wim~ bridge. Norm Alexander, Bill Robson. Roy Russell. Ed Foster and Glen Turnbull :ach hit three for five for Richvale. Pete King, Rlchvale. Batteriesâ€"R. Degeerâ€" pitcher. W. Degeerâ€"catcher for Lake Wilcox. Gord Dale was the big hitter with five for five. Sunday. August 17~â€"Richvale vs. Lake Wilcox. Ricl‘vale won 18-7. Batteriesâ€"Bill Costoff â€" pitcher, Glen Turnbullâ€"catcher for Rich- Free Exhibition Parking W1 [0/55 bJALDPZ RACES Richvale. behind the fine pitch- ing of Glen Turnbull didn't look back in defeating Wimbridge- Glenbrae 11-6 in the final regular game of the Richmond Hill Inter- mediate League. Roy Russell and Bob Robson were the big batters for Richvale getting three hits each with Gord Dale turing in a fine performance in the field. Jack Dunn turned in a stellar performance for Wimbridge with four hits including a home-run and some excellent fielding. Rich~ vale scored 11 runs on 11 hits and ti ree errors, while Wimbridge made six runs on 12 hits and two errors. three for six. Jack Dunn. five for five, Ron Blggar. three for five. and Art Redford. four for five, were the big hitters for Wim- bridge. The game was a good indicat- lm of the high calibre of base- ball that can be eXpected in the play-offs which start to-m’ght, Thursday. August 21. Mainprize' downed Victoria Square last Thursday night by the score of 9-5. Mainprize made nine runs on 13 hits and commit~ ted two errors. Victoria Square made five runs on eight hits and three errors. Windy Hewlett was the winning pitcher. His record is now three wins against two losses. Del Medley was the catch- er. C. Cox was the losing pitcher with J. Rumney behind the plate. Eric Hillaby homered in the second and fifth innings to lead Mainprize to the win. Van Dyke and Hewlett each had three hits. also for Mainprize. Collard and Monroe had two hits apiece for Victoria Square. Market Open Thurs. 5 Fri. 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URKEYS COUNTER AT SCANLON S BAKED THE LIBERAL, Richmgnd Hi1], Ontario, Thursday, August 21, 1958 QUOTE HIGHWAY 8: DON MILLS ROAD Team lll'rvn Last 'L‘lod Points St'ng‘ Richvale . . . . . . 13 G l v 24 ] Wimbridge . . . 12 8 ll 21 2 Mainprize . . . . 12 8 (l ‘31 :3 Victoria Square 10 10 . 0 ‘30 1 Lake Wilcox .. 8 11 1 17 5 Oak Ridges 3 15 ° 8 6 The semi-finals will start Thursday (tonight) in Rich- mond Hill, with Richvale playing Mainnrize Drugs in the first géme of a double-header and Wimbridqefilenbrae playing Victoria Square in the second game. Roth frames are seven inning games and the first will start at 7 p.11). The series is a best of three series. The second games in the series will be on Momlay‘ August 25. and if three games are necessary they will be played next Thursday. August 28. Fancy Biscuits 3mm. wssxm MIX-3 lbs Carrier pkg. The Town Inn ladies‘ team lost to Whitby Merchants ladies' team last Wednesday night here in Richmond Hill by the score of 33â€"3. The local ladies held the Whitby team until the fifth to two runs and had tied the game up in‘ the fourth inning. The opposition gathered 14 runs in the sixth and 12 runs in the sev- enth inning to make the score 28-2. They scored five runs in the last inning and the Town Inn scored one to make the final Town Inn Ladies Defeated lean sliced .» Cooked HAM fi’ 99 Round Steak I J or Roast I Rump ROAST BEEF I. 73 Boneless POT. ROAST ' lb 49 lean loin PORK (HOPS A 69 Fresh SAUSAGE rm sm- I: 29 Fresh Baby Beef liver lb 49 Fresh Pork Spare RIBS lb 53 Delicious Tender Final Team Standings Richmond Hill & District Intermediate to make the final Softball League Wan Last Tim] SCARBORO : The Department of Planning and Development for Ontario are ~wlzanning an Industr- ial Development Conference in the Royal York on October second and third. score 33-3. The win was taken by G. Campbell and the loss was credited to Perry and Mashinter. 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