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.. -_ Dyncs Jewellers got. off to a ‘fiying start as they defeated Aurora 10-2 in the opening game of the OASA campaign. The Jewellers were "up" for this game. while Aurora seemed jittery and committed errors that prm‘ed to be very costly. Norm Roberts drew the pitch- Aurora Opens Scoring D“ ' I S I N ‘ ISI'I'IC par 5 ews.. Wk _e_l Skip De Geer opened by grounding out to Don Gibson at. first base and the next batten. Gary Smith. drew a walk. Ant ‘infleld error on a hard smashi Iby Moe Williamson movedl Smith to second with William-1 son pulling up safe on first. Don MacMillan bounced a ing assignment for the Jewell- Keith SCOW lead'°fi bane" in.shot down the third base line ers and gave up six hits over the‘the Aurora line-up. was hit byfthat was hobbled to load the, nine inning distance. a pitched ball and was awarded bases. Norm Roberts hit into a. Norm Stunden started toria free trip [0 first base- H0 ad"fielder's choice that forced, Aurora but gave way to veteranivanccd to third on su-ccessivelsmith at the plate but left the Bill Bowen after pitching two outs by McKnight and Patten and two third innings. Stundenand scored on a single by Norm was tagged for five hits and gave;Stunden. MacDonald struck outwcored Williamson and MacMil. up five runs as errors permit-fie end the top of the first in- ted the Jewellers to score freely. ning. Bowen yielded five more hits As the Jewellers came to bat to the Jewellers and they addedjin their half of the first inning. Jive more runs with Bowen onlthe pattern of play was very the mound. evident. . ‘ : ,1 A home swimming pool is a real boon on hot nights. It can also be a real boon and blessing on really hot nights like when there’s a good propane fire on the go. A couple of weeks ago, give or take a day or two, members of the Kent Clothes Softball Team went for a swim after a game. They swam in the pool belonging to the parents of team members Gary and Clarence Palmer. Some people went in voluntarily and a few people got wet whether they wanted to or not. No matter how they got wet all hands had a ball and enjoyed the pool to the utmost. Then came the big Maple fire. Said pool is locat- ed right across the road from the propane property. It was real handy for dipping a hose into and pump- ing dry to throw water on the fierce fire. When Mr. bags loaded. A double through ‘the middle by Chico Fernandezi Ian and the Jewellers were oni their way. Two more Dynes runs were ’added in the second inning. Skip lDe Geer had singled and was ,on first base. A sharp single by lGary Smith was momentarily hobbled and the fleet Smith was on his way. His speed on the base paths seemed to unnerve the Aurora team and by the time they settled down. Smith had chased De Geer across the plate to add two more runs. ; Aurora scored their second and last run of the game in the Aurora threatened to add to their two run total on occasion but sound defensive ball by the Jewellers effectively squelched. any scoring bids. , Bowen In Relief 1 In the third inning with twoi - .________.._.._._.._:_; __ r men out and the Jewellers mounting a 5-2 lead. Bill Bowen came in to relieve Norm Stun-. den. Bill Robson was already on second after pounding out a double and Bowen gave tip a walk to Ken Roberts An error on an easy dribbler by Cal Williams loaded the has- es and a single by De Geer scor? ed Robson and left the basesI loaded. Bowen seemed to be in real trouble but fanned Smith; to put out the fire. Dynes added another run in the fourth inning and two more; in the sixth. Bill Robson hoisted. a home run blast over the left: ‘field fence in the seventh in-, ning with the bases empty to, end the Jeweller scoring spree; Norm Roberts got great sup-l port from his team mates throughout the game. The out- field play of Gary Smith and Chico Fernandez was nothing short of sensational as they went miles to turn certain hits. into routine outs. If the .Iewe1-‘ Iers continue to play to their present form, this could be a short series. Summary Winning Pitcher; Norm Roberts“ Losing Pitcher: Norm Stundenl tBill Bowen) 1 Home Runs: Bill Robson [Dynesi ,1 Base Umpire. Frank Hafiey l Plate Umlpirre: Lou Visconti Sioux City Ball isms Big Hit With Local Fans The Ghosts from Sioux City Ghost organization is the irrepy THE LIBERAL. Eirhmond Hill, Ontario. Thursday, August 16. 1962 7 mummiwioimflmu I Mic Macs Are Enjoying A B One of the best girls' softball teams to come out. of Rich- mond Hill in many years are the Mic Macs. who have won 14 (Back row, left to right): Barbara Richard. of their 16 games this season. Manager Ron McAndrews, Heather Castle, Kent BY ’ . . third inning. Scott led off With R H F. W RON GRAIN. a single and was scored on a Dynes Jewellers 10 lo I es 1single by catcher Jim Patten. Aurora 2 6 3 I. 7 19 Year Donna Boyer, Coach .loe Boyer, Captain Linda. Dunn. Bea Kloosterman, Elaine Lantz. Coach Toni Craig. (Front row): Lisa Sabatina, Rosemary Ilough, Francis Hambly. Billy Boyer (hatboy), Marg Beaulieu, Helen McLean and Viola Coleman. Clothes Are Dumped From York-Simcoe Playoffs Kent Clothes dropped two games to A/[al-kham last win in Markham on Thursday Larry Guio on the track and the winning run. week in the semi-final round of playoffs in the York-i Simcoe softball league. night. The game in Richmond Hill was a heartbreaker for pitcher won the game for Markham. tied the score at 2-31]. The second game in Markham .\n error in the sixth inning was strictly a no contest affair as Markham won handily by is Don Middleton got on first,7-2 count. shaky in the opening stanza as via the error route. He was trap-i Kent Clothes are now in an ‘he gave up three walks and twoipcd between first and second on OASA junior playdown with and Mrs. Palmer put in the pool chances are-they llowa. barnstorming softball team never did envision just how handy and useful the lextraordinarr. defeated Dynes pool would one day become. tJeweIlers 5-2 in an exhibition ressible “Showboat” Buckner. He has a quip ready to roll off, the tongue for any given situa-. The back~to~back losses mark the end of the trail Les Downing. Downing was very for the Clothiers in the league this season. game in Richmond Hill last The pool survived the shocks and concussions of the explosions and was refilled after the emergency was all over. Both Clarence and Gary Palmer had one loud cemplaint. Now the water was too cold and it would take quite a few days to bring it up to a comfortable temperature. Both boys had their ton- gues in their cheeks when they said it. They knew just how important that extra supply of water had 5 been during the emergency! â€" SPORTS SPOTS â€"- ner. the Clown Prince of Softball. The irrepressible Mr. Buckner performed weird tricks of ball handling. baited both umpires. ex- Thursday night. Last year the Ghosts. then billed as the Iowa Cowboys, dropped a 5-4 decision to the former Allencourt team. most of whose members are now on the Jeweller roster. From the time the Ghosts step on to the field for an infield practice until the final fade-out of their shadowball game. ev- tion and has polished his roti-l softball talent and you have an: entertainer capable of making anyone laugh. i A goodly crowd of spectatorsi turned out for the game and1 were not disappointed. Afteri the game the Ghosts put on: their famous shadowball game‘ Virginians 30. Red Wings 7 Jerseys 21. Buffs 20 Opening 23m? “f “‘9- beSl 1W0 la“ Weak Markham 91‘“ 0‘“ aihits to allow Markham to openla rttrnadown play when catcherTu'xedo Junction of the Fair- SoccerResults & Standings ‘ Saturday. August 11 â€" Barrie 5 - Newmarket 3; Maple 4 -. . Aurora 2; Richmond Hill Roma 7 - Uxbridge 2; Miland 4 J. Aurora "B" 1. > t “"9 “mu “’5 as 5m°°th as‘oul. of three series was held in 3-2 win to take the opener andtup a two Hm bulge. 31855. Combine this with a realjniehmohd Hill on Tuesday of then followed this with a 7-21 Downing steadied away and to second base. The ban wen“ bank League. This series will be 1 5Dcnny Richardson fired wildly‘ the best three out of five with evened things up in the fifth deep into the outfield allowinglthe winner to advance in the inning as he hit a home run with 0.9.9ililt0t9titliinliit tMiddleton to romp home w'itthnitario playdowns. m (witan TIRES . h . _ . g , combined with slow motioni League Standings . i Once again the Richmond Hill Minor Ball Assoc- ’ggighilnaipaezd anything can “"1 softball. ‘ p w L '1‘ GF GA Pts. - ‘ ation has volunteered to help out another group.‘ . ' . 1 The Ghosts have got their M 1 ii 9 o 2 53 12 20 . Irene watters 0f Stoufivme had a softball team 0f ‘I‘etTl‘llll‘: igfiftsygrveaff'f'ifif pemrmai‘ce d°“'.“ ‘0 a smooth-l Riaciineiond Hill item 12 9 2 1 58 12 19' ~ girls ranging in age from 10 to 16 years. Only one people win be looking forward 15' Wemmg. "ounne that 15 (me Aurora 13 s 3 2 44 22 131 r ‘ . trouble â€" no one to play against. to the return of these great ne- “Zigbayngfrg‘e°g Bame 12 s 4 o 82 IS 15 ‘ Irene phoned to Richmond Hill and was put in ‘gro ballplayel‘s . As they hgft to head ba‘ck into'i NewmaI-ket / 13 5 ."i 4 4o 28 161 touch with J. ._I. “Jimmy” Stevens. president of the , Leadmg “hm‘m‘a” 1" “‘9 northern Ontario they promised] Uxbndge 13 4 ii 1 32 63 9% R.H'.M.B.A. Jim made a few phone calls to thel . . to return next year. .Etobicoka 12 2 3 2 to 45 5: coaches of the four girls' teams operating under the . h d H They'll ,be 5”” °f a welcome: Midland 12 3 9 o 17 46 5 association banner. The result is that every Wednes-l c I “0m R'IChmOnd H1” “maul A . . ..B.. 12 o 12 0 g 105 0 day night either the Pearls. Diamonds, Emeralds or M R fan" mma - w m . fl 7 - â€" Rubies go to Stouffville to play against Irene Wat- . B ;. o ters’ charges. Coaches and parents supply transpor- i a st, tation and the kids love it. .Giris 11.15 ‘ Ron McAndrews and his Mic Macs were also made ‘ w L '1‘ Pl P CANADIAN GULF PROS CDMPETING FDR aware of the situation. The Mic Macs have several Rubies 4 1 1 9: SEE THE To open Tuesday night dates and the Stouffville kids will Diam‘m‘ls 3 3 0 5‘ also be playing in Richmond Hill on Tuesdays. Emeralds 2 3 1 5'. Irene Watters is very happy about the whole PearlsNo games this ewe: 0 ‘1 ‘ deal and if it does nothing else it should make for 3 Boys 15.13 3 e friendly relationship for all concerned. There's al- W L 'l‘ P, 1 ready some talk of a girls’ league involving Richmond gayVithWdBA. 2 g g 121 Hill and Stoufi'ville next year. Who knows how it “‘35 °r - will all turn out. Quite often the best things have 53%" Fuck f 2 g ; AND PRIZE MONEY the smallest beginnings. No ga‘mes this week 1‘ ' â€"- SPORTS SPOTS â€"â€"- Boys 10-11 ; Tuesday of last Week was one of the hottest, W L T P ‘stickiest nights this year. Softball players in the MP“ 7 l 014 AT THE town park were sweating merrily but not half as gfifig; g g gigi TH ' much as the twenty-two players who turned out for Cwbs ‘ 5 3 0 10. the Rilchgiong lHill Indian football practice. Thesa Dodgers 5 3 o 10‘ footba ope u 5 went through a rugged session of Red Legs 4 4 0 s calisthenicshanil were literally bathed in sweat. gram 3 2 3 2,} . This s and have sweated a few pounds off a 0 5. ,3 i A. lot of the boys and a lot of them can stand it. Come gfli‘g“ i 1 g g the official weigh-in scheduled for September they’ve Cubs 18’ Cardinals 15 i ' got to tip the scales at 160 lbs. tops. A lot of them i Mets 18. Red Legs 14 l look as if they’ve got a long way to go right now to I Phillies 15. Giants 12 I hit the magic figure but they’ll make it. DOdEeFS 9‘ F301“ 0 L . ICoach Del Madeley is fortunate in having most 1.30” 1:533:95 9- mm“ 0 t of ast year’s club back with some additions thati " . should _add a lot of power. Quarterback Ian Mcln- 55am“: ‘3, If g 1}; tlosh “lull be back pitching strikes and rtimour has it iIndians 5 3 0 10 1 Mat tie hard hittin Richie Charles will be back in ‘Yankees 5 3 0 10 ‘ action. . g ‘Red Sox 5 3 0 10 i , Last season was one of the most successful that 13‘1"“ 1 5 0 2 r'f.‘ the Indians ever enjoyed. If everyone that is re- illgersYankees 13 T133388 0 0 :1 portedly turning out shows up. Del Madeley should indians 9. senators“ l '. ' have a real contender. It won’t be for want of try- Red Sox 23, Twins 22 , . ' ' . ing if he doesn’t. Boys 8-9 Division A 31 One player has definitely called it quitS. Charlie .Ch. I ‘2 '1‘ T P V . . {give DunLiC'Ihlas found that two children and a newly ac- mg: 3 5 g g '-, r > “ a _ 3.’ quir ove of golf won’t permit him to play any 1R .1_ :g 5 n 0' f V .' more football. Charlie was the type of guy who legignzie 4 4 gig rive ear . thrived on rugged defensive play. He took a lot of .LEafs 2 6 n. 4 i. .7 . " ' 2 beating and lumping and finally the football legs 3‘50"? 2 5 0 4 ' ' 7 Ch efs 21 Col 1 15 ' ' - _ Just up and quit. Wonder how he shoots golf? 1 f ' 9“ 5 . :2 - ' .v .- -:t â€" SPORTS srors â€" R‘t‘efiSQfi 333$, 5 1 Last Thursday night a large crowd of specta- 30,-, 3:9 phi“; ’3 tors saw the Ghosts. a barnstorming softball team Bears 6 2 0 12 from Sioux City. Iowa. play a game against Dynes Jersey; 5 3 n 10 Jewellers. As is their usual custom the Ghosts put "il‘g‘man‘ 5 3 0 10 on a fantastic performance that had everyone amazed £35m“ . g 5’ g 2 and amused at the same time. The Ghost who put Marlins 3° ‘2 0 4 on the best performance of all was Showboat Buck- Bears 9. Marlins o changed banter with fans and players alike. played o g sup 1 i' u a tremendous softball and ran bases like a demon. He v. o No “5“”; g GUX’ROA.NI¥‘EEID put on a real sh0w. VICTORIAN ORDER OF AVA'LAELE 5* 02 | 4 What most people didn‘t realize was the fact NURSES GOLF CLUB “"3 Swims Co): 'l.‘9”"5'de‘efh-ilfiwfiw that, Buckner was just out of hospital as the result 1 RICHMOND HILL . g9. Ti“: “2:” 21:30,: :0 - of a car accident on highway 400 the preceding Mon- BRANCH i <35 negifmrecuistm' p i2 r ‘ ' . . q . ' . _ ‘ ._- .. . 2 “an.” r” 6.,“ :30 _ . , -- at iterators: Muss E. Woodbvrne on THE CANADIAN- worsen-13mins 1550611in :g .2. mm Han... rent... martin his iniuries he carried on in the best traditions of RiChmm‘d Hi" “mm”! i AM) MISSlSSAUEUA GULF £1 COUNTRY CLUB gin" .. .i u 1- iv) i "show business. If an award was given for the gam- ‘est performance of the year. the'aivard could only go do Mr. Buckner. He's got. what it. takes! Hall . PHONE TU. 4-4101 lW” '. Douogflmmfi Buy on EASY BUDGET TERMS,