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THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thurs All Sorts Of Sports By BOB CARTON 10 Hill Midgets Reach Grand Championship Even now it is still a little hard to believe. Myself. along with other people I talked to. and even people I overheard talking in the crowd were all somewhat surprised at the fact that the ‘ Richmond Hill Midgets (aged 16 and 1’7) went as far as they did. Even some of the players were a little mesmer- ized at the thought of actually going into a grand championship game for a tournament. Of course, the tournament in question was the first annual Midget All-Star Richmond Hill Tourn- ament. sponsored by the Richmond Hill Legion. Branch 375. which was held last Sunday. The tournament had been rained out on two previous occasions, and earlier in the week the long range forecast predicted showers for Sunday. But. the showers did not materialize. and it turned out to be a beautiful day for baseball. As for those amazing midgets, who captured the “B” championship. it was almost a Cinderella story. Saturday, the midgets had taken part in the Barrie Tournament, with Chucker Stan Woods throwing both games. SUBMARINE PITCHER The midgets opened the tournament at 9 am Sunday against a very strong Grantham (St. Cath- arines) team. One unusual feature about the Grantham pitcher, for those who are not acquainted with soft- ball down and around most of Southern Ontario. is that he pitches submarine style. Submarine is very similar to sidearm. only the ball comes at. the batter from more of an underneath angle than from the side. To make a long story short. Richmond Hill started Wayne Hillaby on the mound, but pulled him in favor of Stan Woods after several innings. The end result was Grantham won 6â€"0. with Richmond Hill managing only three hits off Pitcher Etherington. The win upped Grantham into the “A” class- ification with three. other teams, while Richmond Hill was demoted into the “B” group with three other team's. From this point on Richmond Hill caught fire , as they swept two straight games. HILL WINS WITH WOODS With Pitcher Woods on the mound the Hill team defeated Binbrook 8-6. despite a four run last inn- ing rally by the out-of-town team. Backed by Woods’ strong pitching the local lads then disposed of Oak Ridges by a score of 4-2. This advanced the Richmond Hill team into the . grand championship game. ‘ Meanwhile, Grantham was defeating Grimsby 5-1 in the “A” championship game. The stage was set for the somewhat dramatic ; rematch for the grand championship between Rich- mond Hill and Grantham. it t it The final game was decided, for all intents and purposes, by a tired Stan Woods and extremely unclutch hitting by the Richmond Hill Midgets. Things started off better for the Richmond Hillers than it had in the morning game against the same Grantham Lakers, as their second batter, Glen Polhamus. singled. The morning game saw Pitcher Etherington throw a no-hitter for three and a third innings before Polhamus broke it with a single. However. the midgets did not score in the first Inning. but Grantham did. A leadoff double, two sacrifices, and then three straight singles gave Grantham two runs, which eventually turned out to be enough to win. SEAL RICHMOND HILL‘S DOOM The next four innings were the ones that sealed Richmond Hill’s doom as the first two men reached base in each inning, but they failed to score on all four occasions. During this stretch Grantham changed pitchers as they brought in Dueck (also a submariner) in the top of the fourth with runners on first and second and none out. He struck out the side. Probably the most distressing inning for the midgets offensively had to be the fifth. Polhamus and Mesley opened the inning with walks, and Jeff Watson then singled to load the bases. The Grantham pitcher then settled down and struck out the fifth, sixth. and seventh men in the Richmond Hill order without allowing a run. it :1 Meanwhile. Grantham scored two runs on three ‘ hits in the second inning, and added six more on five hits and three errors in the fourth inning. ' " 'HILL BREAKS .IINX Finally. with the score 10-0 in favor of Grantâ€" ham heading into the seventh inning. Richmond Hill broke the string of 13 scoreless innings which the two Grantham pitchers had thrown at them. Jack Mesley opened Richmond Hill’s half of day. August 3. 1872 ‘Catching U Last week saw another quai- the Lea- tet of douhlclicaders in Richmond Hill Industrial gue The league gave up the town diamond Friday n i a bi so the Legion Ladies could play a PWSU fixture. The industrial- ists played doubleheadei's Mon~ day. Tuesday and Wednesday at the Town Park and a double- header at Crosby Park Wednes- day night. Town Auto Body 2 RH Auto Bodv 1 In a weird and raggcd contest. the Town Auto Body "wrecking crew" nipped the struggling ‘Richmond Hill Auto Body team 2â€"1. The Hillel's opened the scor- ing In the third inning a: Bay" lRichards got on base with an error to centre and advanced to second as the second sackcr committed a boot when Cord Wright hit safely into a fieldcr's ‘choice. Rob Whitmarsh‘s single .movcd Richards to third and a single by Pitcher Kenny Roberts drove him home. Town matched the score in {the fouth as Clay Chapman singled and advanced and Matti iKinnari got on on an error and ‘scored as Black flied out. ‘ I Town Auto pushed the win-I. Ining run across the plate in the: .bottom of the sixth to concludcl lthe game. ‘ Steve Black got on with a‘ ,walk and advanced as Andy iGribbons bit into a fielder's choice which saw Chapman. who had singled earlier in the In; ining. cut down at third base. Paul Jackson got on as the‘ shortstop failed to field his shot which allowed Steve to race ‘home for the victory. ‘ This game was interrupted several times as the two umâ€" lpires were kept busy explain~ ing complicated rulings to each side and occasionally to each} other, i At the end of the contest. Steve Plummer and Bob Ritchie ‘Iost their cool with Umpire Ralph Davis and nearly came to blows. ‘ ‘ The incident was. of course. ‘turned over to League Presi- ‘dent Bruce Thompson. who re- .viewed the situation and impos- led a three game suspension on iTown's First Baseman Steve lPlummer. Ritchie was appar- lently let off with a reprimand. Kent's Clothes 12 . Elgin Auto Service '7 f The next contest was a hit- ter's paradise as Kent's Clothes prevailed Over Elgin Auto Serv- ‘ice in a slugfest 12-7. ‘ Elgin jumped into a three-i .i'un head- start in the top of the: first and Kents went one better in the botttom half of the first.i I Kent's scored twice in thei ‘Il’lll'd. once in the fourth. four: itimes in the fifth and once in ‘the sixth and final inning. I j Elgin got one in the fourth jand struck for three in the ‘sixth. j For the winners Pitcher Fred Simpkins led the attack with three singles and a life on ani [error and scored three timesl lCLlff Hartnett also collected. lthi‘ee hits. including a double? lBilly Richardson contributed a ‘homer and a double. Roy Haney: reached base three times with-l ‘out hitting the ballâ€"the ball. :hit him once and he drew two; walks. ‘ On the other side of the} ledger, Brian Mote was the bigl ;gun for Elgin with a double andi ‘a single. Al hIcWilliams got oni (base four times. three freel lpasses and a boot for the fourth. ‘Frank Mashinter doubled and} manna. ’Leégu‘é’ can; ; Legion Ladies Win First Round Of The Provincial Championships, y The Legion Ladies travelled ilo Markham Tuesday. and de- feated their hosts 33-5. l Marion Fox was the winningi pitcher and seems to be coming back to her old form after three; weeks layoff because of a‘ broken finger on her pitching hand. Marion allowed onlyi ‘tbree hits. gave up 10 walksl lwith a triple. Thompson scores scored four runs. . . . _ . as nmwomm. Jack Duhkowski Bucky Buchanan singled and D'lxeilran éfeniion and Lynn mailnslays won absclnl. “I‘llt‘ll‘t sacrificd, They got two more tripled. Bruce Thompson got .‘mp me' ‘amg‘lalmmsnn ands”. 9, ‘9 mm“ MU” “will runs in the sixth and final on on an error and had two Linn“. mil)“ “9'9 'h" 5“?“0“ "5“"19‘ {rams Singles. Jack Duhknwski “alked’ winneis with Sam and Lionel I -.â€"-â€". â€"~~~-â€" _Â¥_e LET’S PLAY TENNIS Richmond Hill p Rained Out Games walked. BOND LAKE ARENA ed to third as the next hm halâ€" Each ream midi) rnoughdms flied out and scored as mmmmed onh three errors. Gram Rose sinzled, Bob Vi\- Black Hawk: 7. Lake Wilcox 3 crette knocked in the tying run In the first game of the Tues-‘with a “cumin-ed single. The" day twin bill. the Black Hawksup stepped Paul Hunter. “ho EVERY [II b l' d the surging Lake‘doubled t - m r _ v N 7 r Wilcoxencrlub 2-] in the first run. 0 scme e “man! & three innings. ’I'hev tied it up Pitcher Gary Olii er suffered By at 2-21] in the fourth. took ad- his first defeat of the season. vantage of costly Lake errors to He was relieved by Bruce Sim claim the victory and keep the late in the sevpmn Lakers in the deepest cellar. Roger Ball picks up the win The. final wore was 7-3. for Barrow's, going the route, It was Bruce Thompson on Black Hawks 16 the mound for the winners Elgin Auto Service!) . whilc Sieve Simpkins threw for This game saw a total of 2| the Lake. The Lakers outhit errors committed. with Elgin the Hawks 5-4. holding the edge with It} boots. In the fateful fifth inning it They managed (mic-12 hits, one was Bucky Buchanan drawing a less than the winners, walk. Dave Nelson went on with] Dave Bagley of the an error and Bruce Thompson Hawks got on base five times, scored Buchanan and Nelson‘four times on errors, and he 8 PJI. TO 10:30 HM. .I. Beresford Anderson Phone 384-2115 Admission With Skates, 506 Without Skates. $1.00 Boot Skate Rentals ' 'v A- 'l . Round Robm lournamenf ‘a‘abl" The weatherman was with us singles for girls and ho."L .for the running of this round Watch the board for the list and ,i'obin and 32 players partici-isign up for these e\ents. pated in a very successful event.‘Junior Lemme Everyone had an enjoyablei The boys. who were holdinz‘ Blacklafternoon and thanks are due‘a nice position tied for IOLII'I'IIi to Tournament Chairman Sam place with Three Valleys Tennis; ‘Malcomson and Social ConvenonCIub. unfortunatclv lost to them Joan Armstrong. Saturday. Three of the team's For the Lakers Lorin Mayes then doubled and singled foobar”: the “mom in 'hp phi/0”” walked and advanccd to second‘the firefighters of the Black B C'onfmvién Vim“.er “:9 'i on Barry Bingham's sacrificc.‘Hawk team. All above scored ‘A'fs 9;, 9min? en” an M "Tan He then scored on Rick Collins" Pitcher Willie Farewell Ied‘ 'ms’mng “9'9 0" rC'ae . ‘ d Pat Lehman. i double. the charge offenswely for the an In the second inning Rob Elgin team, with a single. 3 Improvements ‘ Forget tripled and scored on double and a triple for a per- overheard nl'memlls 00mph: Les Hunter's single. Finally fect day at the plate. Al Mac- mental‘y 'i‘emarks about the‘ Collins. in the fourth. singled Kenzie. recently of Barrow‘s Inâ€" Work taklng place at the West and advanced on Hunter‘s sacri- surance. singled and got on “Id 0f the 0011115 Plalldlls are tics and scored as Marcel For-Itwice via fieldei‘s’ choice. Brian due in Herb GOPdh‘mfd for an get reached first on an error‘Mote and Ray McWiIliams Pachiexf'ellenl Job In landscaping: to the shortstop. were awarded BlItOmaIICI‘hls' area. I understand our: Joe‘s Gang, 3 doubles .35 mm). “91”,” halls‘pro‘sident got a few‘ blisters Barrow's Insurance 0 bounced out of the park. I‘m”? hPlp'an lay tlIP'Ilmhel‘Sâ€"I The nightcap. in which the Farewell was replaced on the hasnl hurl “'5 lenms lhnugh. game played was originally mound by Don Quinton in the This "9” km“ 3' lh“ We“ bank-i scheduled for last Friday, saw fifth for the losers, while Bruce “’h'l‘“ Impl‘nVlnE the generali a tournament-weary .loe‘s Gar- Thompson went the route for appearance "I the "’3 .Shm'ldi age and Barrow Insurance the Hawks, DI‘PVPHI the mud Wfll‘kmg 0", (cams pitted against each other, Kent Clothes III ,to the court. ' The result was a 3-0 win for Lake Wilcox 9 ‘ Th“ 50‘1"“ “"5 ""93 had he?“ Joe's The. score in the final gam(,‘freshly laid so several of the‘ On the mound Joe's Ace of the week at the main dia- mund "Ohm partlcmams had 3‘ Hurler Doug Webster opposed mond was 16-9 in favor of Kent mm “A the hnse- NOIiSEd the: ‘ followmg â€"~ Jack Brodrick wasi NOW OPEN for OVERNIGHT . ACCOMMODATIONS O DINING ROOM . LOUNGE & BANQUET FACILITIES . SPEEDWAY Bai‘row's Ace Bill Hamilton. lClothes over Lake Wilcox. On ambidextmus and B,” A] Brian Model v doubled in the the moun i " ’ . i ' 1 'm' . ' ' second was :dvamed on a Simpkinscl ‘ was b‘mpklm \s;strong in a chair with the hosel ImlkE.‘m . sacrifice by Mike Pari'ett and Fred Simpkins. who Ioiledjbet“"‘°" h" knees 100k“. I“ )Wl... / scored as Jim Anderson sing. for the Lakers earlier in the‘mught-V from Whe” l W35: u n For Reservations led. season. was the winner over Standing ‘ In the fifth Peter Hannam‘Steve Simpkins (no relationi‘ Please Sta-V 0“. the "PM-V1 ' - and singled. Bob Howard got on on‘and his former mates. .SOdded area and 31” the grassi "'AWA’QQ': '7. an error to first and John Mol-1 Steve Simpkins was with the?a Chance l“.r"9" ‘ 11”“ lard's double scored HannamiKent club the past two years-League Aet‘vmes o' ‘51,,”5 883 Yonge St. North RICHMOND HILL 884-9171 Owing to the cancelling of games the previous week due tul the weather, a heavy schedule of fixtures was played. To fut-l fill our commitments necessitat- ed the forfeiting of open time. This is an unfortunate situation.‘ however with anticipation we: can look to the future whom and Howard. "and moved to the Lake after; Barrow's best chance to score the addition of Fred to Kents. ‘ came in the fifth as Bill Rob-I Kents were paced at the plate son and Grant Rose singled. by two of their top Sluggers. Robson was stranded at third Ray Marlock got on base five and Rose at second. times and scored on all five Joe's Garage 7 occasions. He had three big RH Auto Body 0 hits. Bill Bellavance also colâ€" In the Wednesday night show lected three hits. Bill Richai‘dâ€" r. . . _ . at Crosby. Joe's Garage wal-‘son and Dino Tsinonis alsomfth four addmonal film‘s fl“: loped RH Auto Body 7-0, jreached base three times each..pmb|em “1” be alleviated ,1 Barrow's 7. Town Auto Body 6 Richardson's two hits were bothlShareq ynur‘sentlmems m?‘ “P In the nightcap Town Autoidoubles while Dino managed hep? Fan‘s Board please nets, BodY appeared to be onlthl‘ee Singles- â€"HELP' i the way to a 10â€"game unbeatenl For the Lake lead-off batteri T ’k T i streak. However. a seventh in-lLorin Mayes hit four for fouri Lea.ng reSUMS were: ning rally by Barrow‘s pegged trips to the plate for a perfect Ma‘IOI'Sâ€"‘Norih York 5- REP“: the streak at nine. The results evening at bat. mond H1,” 1: Pme Pomt 4‘ Rmh' were Barrow's 7. Town Auto. Barry Bingham scored two “Tomi H1” 2' Body 6. lhits and received a walk and‘ .“3 ‘Brampton 2- Rimm‘md Town took a 2-0 count in the Rob Forget walked and tripled.EH1” 4- _ _ , I. first inning as Bob Ritchie walk- Steve Simpkins was replaced York SImCOQâ€"Bal‘l‘lc 2- Rlch'i ,5 ,1 Information ' l AND WEDNESDAY l l 8215 p.m. Plus a new stocker division WHEEL cc‘ and was pushed around to‘on the mound in the fifth in-‘m‘lml H1” 4- ; third on sacrifices by Andy ning by Rob Forget. . B â€"c9nt"al Park 5» RlChj Gi‘ibbons and Clay Chapman standings To july 30 lm‘md Hill 5. ' and was scored as Steve‘ P w L T Pts'l All games Scheduled this Whitaker singled. .loe‘s Garage 16 .12 1 3 27 1“?“ m 3““ ma'Che‘ 5" ll Matt Kinnari then walked to‘Town Auto" guess that evens up for 1351‘ advance Whitaker. who scored. Body 13 7 4 2 16 “’“k' . when Came]. singled. Barrows ‘ Future tournaments: Men 5! Barrow‘s tied up the count in‘ Insul‘ancp 14 7 5 2 15 Singles (Clay. court-5’ at North" the third as Roger Bell was hitiBIack Hawk York and Pme Pomt' Tins: by a pitch and Rose doublet“ Motor In" H .7 .7 n H event is on August 12. Entries but kept on running (on a sec- RH Auto Body 15 H 7 2 14 Close ‘Atugi'St 6' Entry 11“ lsi ond base errori to score behind Kent Clothes 11 5 fi 0 10 posted .mSIde embhouse' i Ba”. Elgin Auto . 13 3 m 0 6 York Simcoe Mixed Doubles 1 I Town outscored the insurance Lake Wilcox 13 2 10 1 5 I. Forth?” entries tOOk par“ Effedlve from men 4-2 in the following three 77 tgsrigxsmgogglesli‘T/‘3; lgidi Monday, August 7th frames to set the stage for the I - - - H - . ' ‘ 9'" IBarmws Tall-‘3 Rldges Squn-ts WI“ and Sandy Mitchell were thel to saturday’ lAugUSt 12th Glen Wright walked and mov- 1110": i”‘““' 1 “Hr. alnd 33.”; ALL “TEETH . . . u us n a case ina ma cri. ‘By 7-2 Richmond Hill ’the scores being 6-4 and 7-6 in‘ AMERICAN CARS (Extra charge for vehicles with air-conditioning and torsion bars) Parts extra, if needed .a second set tie breaker. Con- ;gratulations to Jimmy and Sandy of Barrie on a fine win ‘over a pair of pretty tough com-i ' petitors in Phil and Joy of‘ Squ1rts at, Oak Ridges. Richmond Hm, Winning pitcher was GarryiJunior Program , Wilkinson who came up with' All the juniors who had ten- 12 strikeouts. nis lessons earlier in the sea-j i Kenny Clague Wiit'ked a son should try to take advant- Ditchel. was “Com”, “m gavpihomerun for the winners withfage of the club's summer pro.‘ up 12 hits. five walks and one Terr-V LUSk Scoring “V” l'unsiigl‘am- The Oak Ridges Squirts op- ened their OASA playoffs Mon- day night with a convincing 7-2 win over Richmond Hill Baker Let us: I Guaranteed work performed by qualified mechanics using latest precision equipment I Adjust camber, easier and toe-in Io manufacturer's specifications I Inspect fronl end, springs, shocks, and steering assembly Strikeout Her catcher \f-aslAllen Bastard one, Wilkinson,1 So remember to go down: «4' - Hayward. 30119. and Ken Plant o'ne I‘un_. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri-‘ . . _ Inglewood 100k mp lead inl ' [he next game is _tonight days from one to 5 pm. .Evei'y-‘ Llcensed Mechanics 0n dutV. Drop In t0day for the top of the {mmh inningli I‘hursdayi at 7:30 pm in Rich-one needs to get practising for ‘ . ‘ , when they got three on n... mond HIU- the club‘s Junior tournamentâ€"l Free Estimates. Use Chargex or Goodyear Credit. walks. two hits and one Hill 7 r r r r 77 ~ â€"~ error Richmond Hill managed one HAVE YOUR WHEELS BALANCED the seventh with a single. After a strikeout. Stan ggfnj‘illg's ,ETEECEATU” "1 the “fill Off “"9" “Psi ON OUR Woods singled in Mesley for the Hill‘s only run off in.» can Olsen in the fifth. land. ("1.6 walk' Ehel' fcorfidfiwei Grantham in 14 innings. i It was one of those games inimgdewlall-i‘lss 313d tthei'ebee‘lieirtlst andoinrii H s . 5 o The final line score read Richmond Hill one run .‘which the ball players switcher-hing eighth inning scored fivei PER WHEEL on five hits and four errors, while Grantham had 10 Ifmm the” “SUB! posmms ‘0 tryimore- runs from four hits and 7 ' ” DYNAMIC runs on 12 hits and no errors. ian‘lth" Spot} Tl“? Pm‘je“ 90")" one Inglewood error. ‘ Following this game Legion Secretary Bill iflekfgfié 1:13:15; The big hitters f” RiCPm‘lPd‘ Pollard presented the “A” championship trophy to were too manv changes. 3,1,1: .“if-‘ée iilhgliufi‘figi‘l .‘lllth‘ Grantham, ahd the “B" Championship trophy I0 ‘ Losing pitchcr was Lapp with with. [[12:98 on; a home? :33 Richmond Hill. He then presented individual i - “as?” calming. . one a double. Linda Elliott hit trophies to the Grantham players and coaches for Rlchm‘md H‘” had _ “"5» a homerun. Marion Fox and Winning the grand Championship. "3"“ Walks and “0 Smkeol’m' Merrylynn Henry each hit. I * * * * * Big hitters in" the Legion doubles while single hits went Ladies “91‘? Call“ 308%“ “'“h‘m Lvnn Olsen. Liz vale and four. one being a double: and “an: wlmamson' ‘ {Janet Sommerville with two ' . Ihome runs. a double and a N“? Round V Single: Lynn Olsen had No Richmond Hill meets the \\II’l-. doubles and a single. Marion'nel'S 0f the $3311” and Queens“ Muriel‘ville series in the next round. ' ' - - IFox had two homers: . , Mic Macs Win Round Defeat Don Victoria pionson had homer and a Queens“ “'0” the first game, The Rich 0 d Hm u- ‘1 . isingle; Linda Elliott had two 13'3 and the “)0 teams me‘ bombed Dnznn Victoi'igc lac; 15-}!1’1‘ BALL :smglesz Judy Elliott had a z253m at"SueensvillehJoliviillélé , . g '_l Rogers tossed 15-bit ball in‘double: Meri'ylynn Henry had “eens‘l 9 “9T9 9 ’ lldecliiiTISdtTie :duiiglmoflileitilht’ second game. Pitched to 38 a dOUblé‘ and a “"9193 "9”" me“. “e”; SChedUIEd to come to .- ,- .. .. , A A â€" Br 3 i d Single and Joanne Richmond Hill August 2 to'start P“ SU Ontailo C playoffs batters and Struck out NO” Galllsfghel: h:d hm gmzhnA the second round in PWSL. SUMMER SALE 0 TORO 0 JOHN DEERE o LAWNBOY e CHRYSLER ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCER COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE no .3; A great deal of credit should be directed to- wards Richmond Hill Pitcher Stan Woods. as he pitched almost four complete games for the midgets in this tournament. I It must be right or we make it right! . Our car service policy assures you of complete satisfaction. % Goonfifi'IEAn It was the second strai ht Come was the big offensue . . a , ~ . ' V. s - v ‘ . .. win for the Mic Macs behignd Star at the plate. hitting SIX for Lefmr “Add”: “‘Hh‘dflfwogihs mT::p;:g:n‘k:tdlrin:: AND , V .- I . six incl d ~ f - _-b n . n: ewoo ra\e. e o \l .- _ . u ’ i J . gala-Zoning of Caiol Annein and ;i game Orlijl‘n iaulrsi; Cans}: mond Hill and u ere clefcaied1 won hthe“?balflglg‘dChTamplonshl}: A 0mm" 0’ m 6000'“. "it ‘ Nu" mm," of mm“ mm” We” Shuwut the mm" bun"; “"5 Am“ Wm“ “'“°:i‘3§ai1§‘eniiiig “bin {iii iii-’53 laiteldt .iuiv Bile 13:? Coourignraaliiielral HARDWARE 0 NYLOV ROPE ’ ' v - . -. wentfi‘ c- '~ "th ~ *~ " ‘, ‘-'-; . c . . . two 12 O In the fiist game. The \e 01 fue in one in: mood Hill in the second round tions to Linda. This means LIFE JACKETS . ETC Yonge St S. Mic Macs now meet Ottawa in.batted in. Fran Berthelott ha the next round three for three and four runs‘of the PWSL' Intermediate “B' that the Legion Ladies have Plas‘downs. won at least one trophy in every , t I. :batted in. . ‘1 A F t} d t nament they ha"e entered . . ‘ . . . _ p i A sum ox was on ie moun . our . ~ _ ‘ . Rmhmond H1“ “'0” the Open” Homeruns “916 h” b’ 1001‘” for the win with 17 strikeoutsi The local ladies are playing in a? 1.2") behind. the one hltiBemideu? Th°mp5°n' CC’W‘e‘three hits and three free passes.;the Port Colborne Tournament pitching of Rogeis. land I ancy Stoness. Catching for her was )Ierrylynn this weekend. AUSUSI 4- 3 arid "* ' Henry while the rest of the 6, Their first :ame is Satur- MORE SPORTS ON PAGE 13 Richmond Hill 889-5531 N0, CASH NEEDED “USE YOUR GOODYEAR CREDIT PLAN OR "CHARGEX" STORE HOURS: REID LA WNMO WER SALES E? SER VICE 210 Markham Road - Richmond Hill 854-7716 a 354-9001 Open 5-9 pm. club played Invade-Ur) hall and day: at H am against the Osh- Iwielded heavy bats. Losingweken llohawks. .