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locals Lose 25- To North Western The Richmond Hill Football Team was thoroughly trounced .. last Saturday by North Western YMCA at lligh Park. The Y~Mcn took the decision 25 to 0. North Western which is looked upon as the team to beat thoroughly ' trounced the locals. The players from the Y were all over. they out-ran, outâ€"passed and out-tack- led the local players. If the Y decided to play an end run they would pull in the local ' ends and then take them out of the play while the backs ran ar- ound the outside. Another reason ,1 for the defeat was the condition of the town piaycrs which was v apparent in the way they tackled and blocked. When the locals were on the defensive it would take two or three tacklers to “ bring down a man when one ' should have been able to do the Job. Two of North Western's touchdowns were given to them on tumbles. to This Saturday. October 4. the Richmond Hill tcam journeys to r Dleppe Park to play East York. . They must win this game to make playoffs if they can catch on fire. $4.50 Plain ‘2 and name on back the playolTs. Coach Bill Points ' Bowlers!- Special Offer $5.00 name' over pocket Large variety of. colours A says that the team can make the Bowling Shirts 36.00 name over pocket FAST SERVICE ' Keith Davis SPORTING GOODS Newmarket, Box 122 ‘ Phone Tw. 5-6291 . .I ' ' l LET US QUOTE YOU. ON YOUR HOME' FREEZER 1. - NEEDS! The baseball season ended last week with the Richmond llill Dyncs taking \l'iinbi‘idgr»G1eII- brae 13-9- in the final of the Richmond Hill play-downs. The first game of the series between Mainprize “rugs and \1'imbridee: 'Vlainpdzc was eliminated. The following is play by innings which there was a score. First Inning The Dynes led oil the first in- ,ning with two runs. With one out Norm Roberts walked. Tommy EaSton singled. The runners adâ€" vanced on a passxl ball. .100 11c- Lean hit a single and both run~ ners scored. Second Inning The Dynes went on a scoring spree in the second inning rack- ing up seven runs. Lorne McLean walk:d to lead off. Bruce Cottrell dropped Jack Morkin’s fly in left field_ Bob McKee made first after Howie Bennth mufi‘ed his bunt. This loaded the bases. Gillespie hunted successfully and McLean scored. Norm Roberts forced Morkin out at the plate. Easton singled to score McKee. Gillespie and Roberts scored on a wild pitch to third by Ron Bigear. Easton stayed on first. Easton and McLean pulled a double steal :ifter McLean beat out a bunt. Moe Williamson got a hit and Boston scored. McLean scored on a single by Bill Jackson. The next two batters were downed to end the inning. Fourth Inning Easton and McLean led ed the inning with safe hits. With one out Bill Jackson singled and scored both runners. ‘ Sixth Inning Williamson led off with a hit. Biggar fumbled Ward's drive to right and Williamson scored. Mcâ€" Lean and Morkin also got hits_ Seventh Inning ' Hunter led off the inning 'for Wimbridge with a single and a stolen base. He then scored on a had throw by Steffan. The next two batters were out. Matt Kin- nari and Art Bedford walked. in I THE GREATEST NAME I ' Ho- 7 HicHiNAv s. DON MILLS ROAD ‘ doubles. Hillaby scored on Gihb's â€"â€"_____ .jDT/nes Down Wimbridge. 3-9 A To End Season Ron Bigger bounced the ball over the fence for a double scor- ing Kinnai‘i. Hillaby doubled to :core both runners and then went home himself on a wild throw. Eighth Inning .Iim Gregory was hit by a pitched ball and took second on a wild pitch. Hunter singled and both runners scored on errors in the field. Ninth Inning Hillaby and Gibb both bit hit and Gibb scored on an out- lfie'd error. The game ended with ' the Dynes as the best Intermediate club in the town. This ended the season for all the clubs in the Richmond Hill area. Lawn Bowlina Local Rink Wins First The father tion of Morley and Warren Hall scored again at the Trebles tour- nament at Richmond Hill last Wednesday winning first prize and the choice turkeys. The third member of the prize winning rink was Frank Gilbert. The winners had a record of three wins and a score of 60, eliminating anoth- cr local rink skipped by Floyd Perkins in the final game_ Second prize winner was Tom Mead of Balmy Beach, 3rd Har- old Stitt of West. Toronto. High for two wins prize winner was Bill Powers of Rnsholme. one point ahead of the Perkins agâ€" and son combina- gregation. High for one win was Dr. Wheeler of Cosburn Park. There was a full draw for the tournament which attracted some very strong rinks. ‘ Blade Roast B lb I t 1 ROAST, AGAIN WE OFFER STEAKS AND'ROASTS CUT FROM ARNOLD FARMS” ‘ . . FINE BEEF AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS SHORT RIB . 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SHOPPERS ASK CASHIER FOR Beautiful CATALOGUE OF FREE GIFTS 430 ITEMS CHOOSE FROM 0an Thursdav and Friday Night Till 9 O'clock T. Flejl 91k 304. Nroool A. _ I -. .. Pictured above is the Mainprize Drug Rail Team; who won the Richmond Hill and District Intermediate Softball Championship. marks the second year that; the Mainprize Team has won the trophy. Team members are from left to right. back row: Ron LeDrew, George Vacheresso, Jack Tovell. Dr. Cameron Cowan, Eric Hillaby, Robert Dyer, Bowling Scores RICHMOND BOWL MEN‘S LEAGUE Friday, September 26. 1958 H.S.F.- B. Jones 323, E. Elliott H.S.H.: B. Jones 352. T: Flej- berk 334, H. Casement 310. H.T.F.: B. Jones 781. L. Pat- terson 750. B. West 728. H.T.H.: B. Jones 868, B. West 318.. T, Flejberk 791. Hich averages: B. Clephane 238. B. Jones 229. E. Elliott 221. Team standings: Gunnar's Tail- toring 13, Bayvicw Plaza 12. Cle- nhone 9. Sceburzs 8, Town Inn 5. Me-chiori 5. Dynes 2, Stouif- vil‘e 2. High bowlers: K. Parsons 245. 247. R. Casement 280. S. Smith 229. 242. 228. J. Baker 231. H. How‘ctt 24-2. G. Lusignan 264». AB. West 237. 277. A. Coutts 256. B. Whitehead 1751. B. Bowen 252, M. Acrrman 256, G. Jordon 248. R, LeDrew 221. 24-8. D. Bromley 3739. B. Clephane 265. 235. E. Lean 228. B. Jones 274, 247, T. r<‘1ejberk .04. L. Dickenson 57, C. Grove 255. G. Fleury 250. L. Martin 225. 228. E. Elliott 245, R, Woods 230. 235, C. Cramer 22 . J. Marchiori “22?. )k * it it A B C. MEN‘S MAJOR BOWLING LEAGUE Davis and Dav takes over top shot after beating A.B.C. Bowl No. 1 for 7 points for a total of 12, followed by ABC. Bowl No. 2 11. Twin Boys 9. Jack Blyth Real Estate 8. ABC. Bowl No. 1 7. Richmond Bowl 7. United Tire 7, K 8; M Spitfires 4. Italy 3. Young Bros. 2. Don Fettes was top for the week with 843 fiat. 867 handicap. Naugler took honours in high sin- gles for the week with 348 fiat. 368 handicap. High average chan- ged hands showing Len Russell 266. Bill Clephane 252. Earl Martin 239. Tim Saul 233, Paul Wright 237. ~ 0 i o_o NATIONAL BOWLING LEAGUE September 30, 1958 Bowler of the week: Barbara Robron 547. Over 200 games: Joan Collier 225. 225. Mary Robson 201. Grace Rawlings 218, 219. Edna Maybur)‘ 216. Murieli’f‘aylor 214. Blanche Fleury 210, 215. Edith Bryson 247. 210. Marj. Archer 227. Mar- Earet Bridges 206. Nan Hannah 263. Berenice Darling 202. Ger- trude Bradley 223. Isobel Bonner 208. 214. Tina Meyer 215. Connie Graham 201. Barbara Robson 209. 263. Anna Wilkie 218. 268. >t< * it it September 26. 1958 Setting a new high triple thus far, for men or women. Mabel Haviland scored a very nice 778 - 242, 285. 251. Maisie Gibson had 672 - 280. 232. and Win Young 654 a 236. 233. Irene Everatt 232. Beth aneS 231, Joan White 219. Jean Nash 200, Bob Kai‘sh 718 - 233. 238. 247. Fred Darlington G56 - 266, 199, 191. Fred Leech 650 - 258, 213, wilt Young 619 - 233. 191, 195. Lorne Craddoek 603. 'ith a nice single of 291. Ed Harris 242. Bert Hunt 228. Ted Rowdon 224. Cec. Tuck 211. Geof. Nash 207. Austin Everatt 207. Harold Bennett 202, 199. John Crooks 201. Team Points: )1. Haviland 14. B. Jones 9. B. Cook 8. Hula Hoops 7. Wanderers 5. J. Hill 5. _\1. Leech 4, 1. Davis 4. t x it )1 RICHMOND BOWL On Thursday. September 25. good scores were few and far be~ tween. .\1. lltisselman 204. 201. S. Suitzer 215. E. Dale 212. D Hawkins 221. D. Palmer 231. V .Lawrie 216. 231. 216. E. Lindsai‘ ".256. .\l. Paton 237. F. Shier 220. Honors of the day went to Vi Laurie 663. Team standing: Zebras 14 Scars H. Lions 12. Tigers 12. {Wild Cats 12. Scals 9. Hippos 7. Rhinos A, GLENBRAE BOWLING LEAGUE After the second night of bowlâ€" ing. the Jays lead with 14 pts.. followed by the Hustlers and the Marksmen with 12 each, Lucky Strikes and Handicappers. 9 each. Try Hards, Glenbraers. The Spares 7 each. Corner Pins 5. Clowns 2 and the Rock'n Rollers and Hotshots 0 points. Ron LeDrew led the men with a fine 785. followed by Bill Jack- son 768. Bill Webb 764. Jack Le- Drew 758, John Cobb 700 Hap Mills 678. Barb Smith led the fair sex with a fine 681. followed by Kay Paterson 651. Phillys Anderson 644, Sue Britnell 619. Carmen Cripp5'606 and Rose McKendrick 603». we?» ' \ I t t I COMMUNITY BOWLING ' “LEAGUE September 22, 1958 Bowlers of the week. Chuck Jesson 278 and Joyce Bennett 241, Other good scores: Keith San- derson 269. 243. Bonnie Thorn- hill 220. Eddie Cooper 204. 231. Frank Shorter 233. Jack Holtze 273. Jackie Burke 226. 222, Jim Fletcher 212, Nora Heustis 203. Gord Perry 230. Lloyd Quance 224. 213. Gerve Huestis 266, Bud McKee 215, Vi Lawrie 228. Bob Correa 206. Jim Bisson 203. Law- rence Hanson 210, Chuck Jesson 227. 278. )k ’1! it * MONDAY COMBINE LEAGUE Ladies high triple: Ethel Car- lisle 217, 281, 214 - 722. Ladies over 200: Grace Lusig- nan 223. Ethel Carlisle 217. 281. 224, Doreen Horner 201, 219. Irâ€" ene Mashinter 223, Shirley Bow- les 229. Beulah Baskerville 204. Blanche Facer 213, Marilyn Tay- lor 243. Men‘s high triple: Herb Joslin 229. 230, 276 - 735. Men over 200: Bill Woods 229. 224. Norm Bowen 228, 200, Sam Carlisle 203. George Lusignan 221. Harold Reid 200, Alex Oliv- er 218, 202. Mel Collier 232. 216. 200. Cam Cowan 213. 211. Herb Joslin 229. 230. 276, Bob Ken- nedy 244. 215. 'Alex Peters 255. Larry Patterson 228. 217, Doug Clubine; 228. 239. George Patter» son 274. Bill Pollard 220, 212. John Nixey 234. ‘ . >r * is air THORNHILL LADIES September 29, 1958 Marg. Bare 268. Jean Simpson 263. Joy Pickthall 214. Hilda Ed- wards 202, Amy Wilcox 208, Gloria Connolly 201. Mary Dob- son 237, Lois Curtin 218, Isobel Burlton 208-217. Ruth Brain 201. Muriel Robinson 206, Jane Ball 213. Marion Brotherhood 226. Kay Van Wieringer 208, Dot Cuttance 228. Hazel Cairns 212. Marg. Slauewhite 201, Marg. Atkinson 206 and Gwen Rose 207. THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thursday. October 2, 1958 7 This Head. I Feature Tag Team Match At Thornliill Tag team matches are not out of the ordinary at Thornhill Far- mers‘ Market where the wrest- lers hold sway every Thursday night. but the team match signed for October 3‘15 an outstandin‘: show. Joe Szabo and Hangman Howard, two rotlghhouse gran 01ers will charge at the newly formed duo'of Hartley Scott, a fast favorite hereabouts and Rocky Bowley. the “Mom-ton Hawk." Both of these teams are newly formed but we are certain that the fans will be pulling for Scott and Bowley who in turn will be pulling at Szabo and the Hangman. This one will be two out of three falls to a finish. In the semiâ€"final Wildcat Os- borne. the speedy local mat star has drawn a tartar in the person of Baslier Billy Foster of the Brampton Hill Billy fame, Os- borne is hot on the trail of Juan Lopez for a title match and hopes to use the wily Foster as a step- ping stone in that direction. But from all accounts Foster is fit as a fiddle and rarin‘ to go. This should be a good one. Two other good bouts will round out the card with “Happy” Both meeting Joe “Scissors” Greenfield in a one fall match and Karl Mueller clashing with classy Eddie Ed- wards. WalkerHallTrophy Play At Greens Last Saturday the Richmond Hill Lawn Bowling Club were hosts for the playing of the Walk- er Hall Memorial Trophy at the local greens. The winner was Ben Gayman of Unionville with the high three wins. Second was W. Lebarr of Cosburn Park, Tor- onto with three wins. Iligh No games went to F. Templeman of Weston. High one win was taken by D. McDonald of Agincourt. â€"â€"W FRESH WATER}; HAULED ANYWHERE, ANYTIME .â€" Frank Evison ' ELGIN MILLS TU. 4-2728 ._g .3: [TI U1 7: > Z 2 m (/1 l'l'l 'J> M 0 Z O .u m 2 (It Admission: Adults 5t‘c ; Children 25c i? '24 :3 ’§ / ’- t}: W Vyywwyy COMMENCING Ot' {i SATURDAY, OH. H, 8 -10 pvm- Li / 1': Slim/«51,5 ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY EVEN INGS, / . 22 â€" 8-10 PM. 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