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SECOND SECTION .VOL. '90, NO. 4.. Riaiiioxo .v.â€"_.â€"._. iiiLifoxrniuof'rurnsoAy. JULY 27. 1967 % SPORTS sport m _ Spots" By Fred Simpson RUN. HIDE There are some days when yoti just want to run and hide. I've had them in this business and undoubtedly you've had them in yours. You know what it’s like. You dot your t‘s and cross your eyes. You say hello to people you don‘t know, forget to say hello to the ones you know and get accused of being stuffed. I‘ve had many of them and it just makes me shudder to think of the ones I’ve got coming up. _There was that time in Kingston when I waited until 3 am to get a call in from Kingston Aces who niere playing in Leopoldville or some such farflung p ace. . The call finally came in, the score was in double figures. and, being tired. dozed off halfway through the results. It was but a bare second and the chap on the phone didn’t even realize it. I came up with a "yep”. picked up the next scoring play and carried right on. it * OOPS! The trouble came when the paper came out and I had the score 10-8 for the Aces when it was â€" n: k 4 no. the Aces did win ~ 11-10 for them. Just a minor difference but I heard about it. Then there was the weekly job of writing up the bowling scores at the Cloverleaf Bowl-A-Drome. This was a particularly risky business because the boss bowled there and every time you left a name out. came up with a wrong score, guess who heard about it first? There were many bad days. There was also particularly a trying time that one year at Royal Military College when they held their “endurance” trials. This meant the particiâ€" pants had to run up and down dale. through tunnels. mud holes, and other torture traps. Yours ignony ran up and down in an effort to follow them. twisted here and there, charged up and over a hill and into the St. Lawrence River or one of its relatives. Just a bad day. And there was also that time when I ducked out of a Queen’s University hockey game with the (Continued on Page 10) YOU’LL GET KICK PASS RUN A REAL ’62 Pontiac Laurentian 4 door, 8 cylinder. automatic, power equipped. Lic. 463814. $1195. 4 door. .166631. ’64 Meteor 4 door, 8 cylinder. automatic, radio. Lic. No. 465768. $1495. No. 278310. ’63 Comet 2 door. 6 cylinder. standard transmission. Lic. No. 471593. $895. Sedan. radio. ’66 Pontiac Parisienne 2 door hardtop. 8 cylinder. fully equipped. Lic. No. 632750. $2495. ’64 Dodge Convertible 8 cylinder. fully equipped. Lic. No. 303064. $1695. ’64 Meteor Custom 4 door. 8 cylinder. fully equipâ€" ped. Lic. 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Kent IIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllltllltltllttlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Jeannie Corkin Earns No-Hilter The first no-hittcr in the history of the two-year-old York Central Juvenile Girls‘ Softball League. was pitched July 22 by Jeannie Corkin of the Richmond Hill Mic Macs. In the league fixture played in Maple. Jeannie struck out 19 bat- ters and gave up three walks for two runs. while her team mates had three errors behind her. Hitting star of the game was also Jeannie Corkin. who came up with two home runs. Diane Doiron and Jan (‘oppin also con- nected for homers. Cathy Buxton turned in an exch- lent defensive game with her stupendous fielding cfâ€" fort. Every player on the Mic Macs played heads up ball. with the exception of the three errors already men- tioned. to earn the 31-2 landslide. The Mic Macs are now tied for fifth place with Newmarket in the nine- tcam league. Newmarkct played its final game Mon- day night and Richmond Hill has two games in hand. 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Ln: No. ksssor “The house that service built” and L'OL'GAR 88-1-1441 â€" 859-7703 Clothes the front runners. The visitors opened the scor- ing in the second innins: when Wayne Davidson singled. moved to third on a double by Billy Drcnncn and scored as Don Blowe flied to centre. The lead. “as extendcd to 2-0 in the top of the fifth when Joe O'Neill singled and was cashed on a jdouble by Tom Trevelyan. The Clothiers counted one lin the bottom of the fifth as Bob Shelston reached base on ‘a Scarboro error and scored on '3 double by Centref‘ielder Larry“. Kelson. t Scarboro added single runsl In the sixth and seventh to takel a 4â€"1 lead. A misjudged fly to right field by Al Russell turncdi into a triple and he scored on an infield out. Lyle Shaver drove home O'Neill. who had walked. for Scarboro's final I'Ull. Kcnts fought back in the eight for the three runs .‘ necessary to produce the tie. Singles by Kclson and ‘ Sliclston combined with a walk to Clayton Chapman and a throwing error by Scarboro‘s Mike Kitson did l the damage. I ; Assistant Coach Bob Sheltsâ€"‘ lIOII was called into action andl :pitched a fine seven hitter and Iwas rather unfortunate to gain. .01in a tie. Two spectacular ‘catches by Scarboro outfieldâ€" lers Drennen and Dorion cut .Kent rallies off in the early in: {tugs [ Trevelyan went eight in- ‘nings for Scarboro and Dren-l lnen pitched the ninth. Kent‘s‘. lalso counted seven hits off the‘ lcombined offerings. Kelson. lonly Kent batsman to get more l l t purchase of safe buy .. from Puddicombe during of July 26 to August 2 automatic. $995. No. 510611. Lic. No. 418515. $1095. Lic. 435903. $1595. ipped. 8 cylinder. Lic. X8873. $1195. Wagon. Lic. $895. 6 cylinder. No. automatic. $1295. 6 cylinder. lhoine run and hits by Rogeri lwith the winning run. Crosby .scored the insurance tally him: _ Shelston flied to - ,role. ‘ lowing only j three runs scored against him 1 variety. from the offerings of Bobby .Pugh. Leading the parade was. Chapman with three including 7: without a couple of our players. but in a league where V ‘ the team plays every week. the .1Lllt,)ll.:, Sunday to remote a homo troni 3'; u ‘ Davis' Street lia>l. : NEWMARKET: " ea: Linc Score R H F. Srarboro 4 7 fl lxcnts 4 T l v a x a July Ell Rents \l~lli‘tl llorliiiu Park. home diamond of Bever- ley llills lloicl. by scoring a 33.: “in mmcd out of the cellar and about] of the hotrlincn in the standings Kents opened the scoring in‘ the third. Chapman hit a solo Ball and Kelson put Ball in' position to score as Catcher.‘ Ron McDonald grounded out. 1 A walk. two Kent errors and a single by John Findlay alâ€" lowed the opposition to score two runs and tie the score in l .the bottom of the fourth. AndyiBOyne‘ l Industrial Softball league Lemay gave the hotelmen the lead in the fifth when his fly ball went for a home run as Left Fielder John Maver lost it in the lights. Kents fought back tying the game in the sixth with a singlet run and wrapping it up in the.l eighth with a pair. Don Crosby" lwas the hero of the piece. His Reid's Auto BOdY lsingle in the sixth scored Bobpjnecrest speedway lGrayer with the tying run ande H. Centennials his triple in the eighth cashed McDonald, who had doubled, self when deep centre in a pinch-hitting Ball went the distance for. .i Kents and was very stingy. al- six were all of the “cheesecake” Kent hitters managed 10 hits a homer. and Crosby with two. Line Score R n E l Kenls 5 10 4 Beverley Hills 3 6 1 1n the County Tennis Leaâ€"‘1 'gue, Richmond Hill is in first ' place with no losses, Aurora is second with one loss and Bar- rie is third with two losses. We ‘ had a bye last neck. but this ‘ week the match here against Aurora nill be the most im- 3 portant. If we \vin. we will clinch the title nito no play-off for the‘ \CCOlld consecutive year. but if we Unfortunately he \‘IIII secondary strength is nearly as important as the regulars 01' the » team because the latter cannot ‘ be expected to play every single week. There will be a Centennial Mixed Doubles 'l'ournamcnt in Newmarket in September. .o that tziey can Pullt't‘ More called _\l.._\ur C;.i:'eiice Oil in lionie 1. luscl i ’i S 3! Swimming ar- along the south recent raiiisloi'sii<. have given a clean bill ' Dr. B. C. Page. Yuri; (.‘uunty HOH, About 40 lllllP> of \imrcline :ro:n Cook's Bay to Sutton had ncen attccicri and v llllllllfl; had bvcn ptonibneu b“ hits and the lose Aurora could force a .‘ sudden-death game with us for ' 5 the title. he best 3 Si) ‘ ' cwryonc who inimids to enter ' â€"_ is urged to choose his partner ’j \siiiiout (lt'ifl) . practise toucthcr Wellington j It turned out to be . .- .i srnall practise bomb iiscd b3 '_ ' the air force during the war -â€" ' i and it was a dud. I : owned by the mayor's father is _ being occupied by Mayor and ' Mrs. Davis at present. The home. . shore or ,’ -_ Lake Siincoe. polluted because 3. o: been ‘ health by 012 Town Centennial Pool chad \im llilK .\ alll'L'l'\.\‘ S~.\llll§llt‘1'.\ one to sme {mils WINDING“ lllt‘ bi‘sm- lthiTlSCl\CS and others if ncrs' t‘la:~cs at lliclnnoud .1 llill Ccntncnniul vannming we need arises l‘ool. has taken the iirststcp "The beginners class-cs towards becoming an ac- teach the youngster.» the couplishcd swimmer. but \cry elementary skills on only the IllN‘l step. cautions which to build more adâ€" l’nul Wilson. pool manager. \anccd swimming skills." Paul is pnrllt'lllnl‘l) com I‘lmmzm. “mon “mix (“nod mum” “Mm. Sam” lhcsc elementary skills in- is so important in any sumâ€" (“me “'19 “hm.” m 5mm nicr acli\ii_\ around lakes or 40 {om 0” mp 2mm mid 3” WWS and Wm) [midrib feet on the back. to trend lions for summit”: classes “umr {or 3“ Tommi!“ Imb- arc um down this \cnr mm: m 0pm, the DPS U”â€" ‘ ' (lcr water. to do the it‘ll}- Ira-l your 373 ('lllldl'l‘l‘l fish flat. to Hunt on the were i'cuislcrrd and this front. roll to the back (llll'l yczu- that number has drop» roll back to the front. lion) pcd to 650. lcgistrnlious tor children acquire these August are particularly low. skills in one two week sesâ€" he notes. and asks. parents sion. others require two sesâ€" to encourage their children sions. If they fail to acquire to continue in the junior. the necessary competence in intermediate. senior and one session, they are advised bronze classes, so that they will become accomplished to wait another year before taking the second session. ltiilll then bodies are developed. Chaqu for the two-week swimming instruction S? for the first child and $6 for each additional child up to a total of 525. Season‘s tickets on sale at half in; August 1. innindcr of the season. Children‘s will sell at $3, stutlcnls' at $4.50 and adults at $6.35. lllOle is \\ ill be price. startâ€" for tho l‘(-‘~ With hot weather attend» once at the pool should pick up. and the family swimming hour Saturdays and Sundays from 3 to 6:30 is already reflecting this trend. But even in cool weather. the pool is always comfortable â€"’ the water is heated to approximately 78 degrees. (Anyone wishing further information is ask- ed to phone the pool office at 884â€"6651. 6‘lllllllllllllIllll“lllllllllllllllllllll“lullmmW“lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll“lllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllltlllllltlltlllltllttlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllltllllllttllllltttllllllllllllllllltllllltllllltlllllllltlllllllllllllttlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'R Double Steal For Dynes In 4-0 Win} A double steal executed by Stan Pitcher Bob Domik and Short- hitting for Coach "Casey" stop Glen Bennett of DynesCripps while the latter is on Jewellers Fastball Team in the holidays. second inning resulted in‘ Bennett was the star of the‘ Domik scoring Monday even- game. knocking in a run. par- ing. This was the second runtticipating in the double steal by the Jewellers in a 4-0 vie-.and collecting two hits. lOI'l’ 017812319“ [‘01‘01110‘ . Domik struck out 20 and 1‘ kes I f” . . U . .. .V n the “fit “mmg 5km De‘fiien Condie. New Toronto Pit-. Geer got on base by the \valk‘cherv struck out 10' . . . . .l mute and “Co’ed 0" mo all Richmond Hill lel't the men balls and an infield out. In the;on base and New Tommo left fourth Andy Watson and Domikl3 both singled and both advancedl ' Thornington is pinch-i \y. JULY 17 Fred Bell. convcnor Tigers 5. Senators 1 Yankees 6. Dodgers 5 JULY 18 on a wild pitch. Bennett popped‘ Line Score PCCWEES _ out. scoring Watson and Domikl R H E Stirling Reid. convenor scored on a grounder by Danny Dynes Jewellers 4 7 2 Maple Leafs 17. Yankees 9 lNew Toronto 0 1 1 Senators 8. Cardinals .. Tigers 19. Dodgers 8 JULY 19 Girls Sonny Kellett. convenor Diamond 10. Zircons 8 Emerald 15. Gems 13 STANDINGS lEric's Cycle 8; Spt. Men’s SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS For cool. comfortable summer wearing. Wide range of prints, plaids in short sleeve light weight shirts. Assorted sizes. Reg. $3.99. $2.99. Kresge July Special $2.88 8. $2.22 Thurs, Fri.. Sat. 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