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24 Town Auto Body 17. Mister Transmission 3 Jim Majury of Town had 13 strikeouts and a homerun. Danny O'Sullivan also hit a homer. David Case had a home- run for Mister TransmiSsion and Mike Smith had 11 strikeâ€" outs. Town Auto Body Murphy's Real Estate Hodgins Hardware Richmond Hill Jaycees Dairy Queen Mister Transmission World-Wide Shipping N. S. Smith Real Estate PEEWEES (Dynes Jewellers and City- Wide played off for fourth place with Dynes winning 12-5. Richâ€" mond Hill Judo and Kenzie Pharmacy still'have one game left to play.) SQUIRT N. S. Smith Real Estate 10, Pant-In 2 Dairy Queen 6 Debbie How-arm of Allen- Murphy Real Estate 16 court had 10 strikeouts. Patsy Richmond Hill Jaycees 3 iWoIfrey knocked a homerun Hodgins Hardware 9. Iand Ann Brnom had a triple. World-Wide Shipping] ‘ tLouEhlin Lumber and Wal« Glen Aps of Hodgins had l3‘lace General Insurance have strikeouts and John Cabrelli yet to play their first playoff had a homerun. John MacKen-‘gamet zie. Bob Sandervelde. Bill Neil- JUNIOR GIRLS sen and Mike Garrett all playedJFlrst playoff game) Bob's Boys an : runs. ; Richmond Hill Judo 17 "B" Series Rendezvous 17‘ Rumble Transport 8, Dynes Jewellers 14‘ Ramsey Rec 6 i City-Wide - 14[ Kel Wood had three hits for1 Mac Heating 12‘Rumb1e including a double.‘ Hatch‘s 8 Jody Brown had two bingle Ke'nzie Pharmacy 8 with a double and Joe Zuck BANTAMS itriple. For Ramsey it was Dar-f (First game of playoffs) irell Lewis with two hits includ- Rlchmond Hill Billiards 6, ling a triple. John Adams and Charlton Hardware 0 tWayne Moffett each had one Mike Hillaby had a homerun hit apiece. and Dave Tatum tossed a shut-i Ziebart Riistm'oofing 10, out game. G. S. Wood 2 Photique 11. Kinnear Pontiac 0‘ Ziebart struck early with SENIOR GIRLS ‘ ‘five big runs in the first. inning (First game of playoffs) land continued scoring to the Village Coiffure 14, :end Dino Murri scored three Micro Met: 17 ‘runs and also homered. Gayle and Cheryl Plaxton7 He was helped by brother each had a homerun with goonganny. Bob Petroff and Scott hitting by Wilma Bolderhey and‘rMansbridge who scored two Anita Greenfield of Aloi. leach. For Woods it was Robbie Aloi Bros 30, Micro Mets 15 iRyan and Steven Ritchie scor- A tie breaking game to de-iing the only runs. a good game for Hodgins. Dave Allen. Chris Loman. and Joey Farell played well for World- Wide. Bob Boy‘s 10, Kenzie Pharmacy 2 Ian Forsnh hit a homerun for Bob‘s. The Richmond Hill Dynes Jewellers made short work of the Scarboro Wearever club in the first rounds of their OASA Senior "A" playoffs last week. downing the latter club 6-0 and 7-1. A Dominating the 'two games was big Bob Domik who pitched both games and pitched them well. Dynes Oust Scarboro By 6-0, 7] Domik allowed but one run in both contests. striking out a total of 32 batters and allowing only nine hits in 18 innings. only nine hits in 18 innings. I Richmond Hill‘s Saturday night‘s 7-1 win over ents in OASA play Scarboro saw him allowing six market Rays with hits while striking out' 14 and‘be announced later walking two. ’ The Jewellers wi PITCHER REMOVED mating in lhe Losing pitcher Peter Brown was removed for Ken Craig in the fifth inning as the Jewellers managed seven hits off the two- some. .Richmond Hill opened the scoring in the fourth inning as George Chapman reached first on an error. went to second on a sacrifice and scored on Don Lee's single. Brian Ferry then singled and scored on Derek Kinnersly's homer. ~ They increased their lead in the seventh as Kinnersly sing- led. went to second and then to third on passed balls. Pitcher Domik walked and then Duane Reid doubled. driving in Kin- nersly and sending Domik to third. Domik then scored on Chapman's ground ball to the infield, Richmond Hill made it 7-0 in the ninth when Kinnersly walked. went to second on Bob Shelston‘s single and then to third on another single by Reid. He scored on the same play on the pool relay from the outfield to home plate. Scarboro came up with its sole run in the ninth as Dave Russell doubled with two out and scored on Vere Small's triple. Thursday's opener in Rich- mond Hill saw Domik striking out 18 batters and allowing only three hits as the Jewellers whipped the Wearever crew by 6-0. Richmond Hill opened the! scoring in the second inning as Joe O'Neill reached first on a fielder’s choice. moved to secâ€" ond as Bob Kennedy was hit. Losing pitcher was Peter Brown who gave up seven hits. (Week of August 21) Last Games of Season SHUTOI'T SPOILED THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill. Ontario, Thursday, Aug. 31, 1972 GAME RESULTS. RICHMOND HILL MINOR BALL ASSOCIATION Standings Standings 17‘ "B" Series 17 Rumble Transport 8, 1-4‘, Ramsey Rec 6 14! Kel Wood had three hits for 12‘Rumb1e including a double. B‘Jody Brown had two bingle 8 with a double and Joe luck 3 ‘triple. For Ramsey it was Dar- Irell Lewis with two hits includ- . ing a triple. John Adams and Wayne Moffett each had one un hit apiece. 1‘ Village Pizza 11. 0’ Rice's FloWers 2 8‘ Sandra Trumball drove a 7 homer for Village. 6 TYKES cide first place. Arnita Del- mnnti had four homeruns and triple for Aloi and a good ef- fort was made by the whole team. Brenda Lee. Janet Bux- ton. an Liz Lynne each had a homerun and Darlene Npilson INTERMEDIATE GIRLS (First game of playoffs) Allencourt Pharmacy 17. Pant-1n 2 Debbie Howarth of Allen- cnurt had 10 strikeouts. Patsy Wolfrey knocked a homerun and Ann Brnom had a triple. Apollo 11. 12, Powell Fencing 8 Darlene Greenfield of Powell hit a homer. Sarah Williamson blasted two roundtrippers for Apollo and Cathy Chepelsky had 11 strikeouts and a home- run. had Mats was Scott Yeoman and Greg Byers each homering while John Farrell dazzled Tony‘s with his running and scored four runs. For Tony's it was Zenm} Byblow hitting the only round-tripper as the scor- ing was well distributed with Charlie Porter scoring three runs. "A" Series (Two game total runs) Richmond Hill Auto 11, Sportco Mart 6 The Auto boys continued their Win streak as Paul Har- rietha pitched well and also homered. Neil Morland scored lhree runs and John Blanchard. Leslie Bolger and Harrietha tPlayoffs) by a pitch and went to third on Bob Smith‘s infield hit. He scored on the same play. The throw to third went wild. DON LEE DOUBLES Richmond Hill made it 3-0 in the sixth as Don Lee doubled home Chapman who had singled and Les Downing who had reached first on a fielder‘s choice. Their final three runs came in the eighth on three singles.- a walk and two Scarboro errors. Oak Ridges Squirts' Win 10-1 ‘ The Oak Ridges Lion Squirts walloped Baker's Signs 10-1 August 24 in the first game of their league championship playoffs at Richmond Hill. Allen Bestard scored three runs and Kenny Clag‘ue had four runs-bat- ted-in. Brad Ortiz had two rbi‘s and scored one run. Bob Kirkland. one run. one r.h.i.: Mark Spensley. one run, Garry Wilkinson and Terry Lusk. one run apiece. nine strikeouts for Micro l P'eéwee Lions Out Of Playoffs‘ sportfpot (Contlnued from Page 13) Lose Two Stralght Owen Sound l explosn‘e team. Fellows like Joe O'Neill. Les Down- 1.1110“ u e -.. \ ichmond Hill had lost the first game by 9â€"8 and then had taken the second one by 3-0. Richmond Hill now meets Shakespeare in the semi-finals. The first game is tonight (Wednesday) at the town park at 8:30 pm. Marion Fox was the “inning Richmond Hill had two rur. pitcher again with six strike- ners on base in the fifth \x'he outs allowing five scattered hits Merrylynn Henry singled and L and no walks. Her teammates Fyfle walked but were unabl' committed three errors. ‘to score. and knocking in three runners. Pitcher Dale Moreland hurledigames flawlessly behin: a total of 13 innings. the last sixgplate as well. coming U] with a side which smarted with;three hits and scoring pain, as he gave up 14 hits inj Pete Tipold hit five for two games while yielding onlytscoring three runs. seven earned runs. Paul Philip, inserted FLAWLESS CATCHING Iunfamiliar shortstop p Chris DeGeer unquestionably‘for the second game. mat established himself as an All-{plays that were unbelit Star catcher, catching both‘Greg MacMillan, Chris rLosing pitcher was Patti Patriguin who also came up with a starry effort holding the Richmond Hill team to just three hits while walking one and striking out five. Her team also made three errors behind her. Aberfoyle threatened to score in the first inning when the leadoff batter was safe on an error. The second batter flied out but the next two bat- ters got singles to load the bases. Meet Shakespeare In Semi-=Finals Marion Fox Tosses Five Hitter As legion Gals Oust Aberfoyle "Foix prompty bore down and stuck out the next twa batters to retire the side. Aberfoyle threatened again in the sixth inning when the first batter tripled but was out trying to stretch it into a home- 1‘un on a perfect relay from Judy Elliott to Lynn Olsen to Merrylynn Henry at home. Judy Elliott to Lynn Olsen to They managed 14 wins, one Meri‘ylynn Henry at home. - tie and two losses. The next batter was out and Correction then came two more back to In that opening game loss to back singles but Fox bore downlAherfoyle it was incorrectly re- again to strike out the third ported that Pitcher Fox was hitter. ‘responsible for the seven runs The Legion Ladies managedecored by Aberfoyle in that one runner in the second in-‘opening 9-81055. ning when Joanne Gallagher. She only pitched to five bat- singled but was out when trying‘ter and allowed four runs be- to steal second. lfore leaving the game. The battling Richmond 'Hill Peewee out of the OASA Zone Finals in two st last week losing 11-8 at Crosby Park and 8-7 in Owen Sound Saturday. _ and 8-7 in Owen Sound Saturday. Richmond Hill gave it the big try but didn’t have the guns in the final analysis. Dale S’crang had to play the second game in Owen Sound with a painful elbow but still managed to hit three for seven in the series, scoring twice and knocking in three runners. The Richmond Hill Intermediate ladies ousted Aberfoyle from the PWSU Intermediate “B” Play- offs Saturday night with a 3-0 win in the third and final game at the town park. P" A r r L__ n O ..Our qwn club championship matches will begin at the end of this week. » The draw will be made Wednesday evening by the tourâ€" nament committee and it will be posted on Thursday. The championship matches will take priority over general play until the championship in the various categories have been deter- mined. There is a very biz entry list so it has been decided to play Kramer sets 'that is. the first one to win eight games). It is essential that the first round be finished by September 9 at the latest if it can be completed Chinguacousy Tournament September 9 nond 'Hill Peewee Lions bowed Finals in two straight games at Crosby Park Friday night games flawlessly behind the plate as well. coming up with three hits and scoring twice Pete Tipold hit five for eight, scoring three runs. , Paul Philip. inserted at an unfamiliar shortstop position far the second game. made five plays that were unbelievable. Richmond Hill had two run- ners on base in the fifth when Merrylynn Henry singled and Liz Fyfle walked but were unabIe to score. Then came the sixth in- ning and Riichmond Hill's three runs as Mary Wil- liamson reached first on an error. She then Went to second on a wiid pitch. She scored when Lynn Olsen hunted but was safe when the first baseman dropped the throw from the pitcher. Olsen stole second and then Muriel Mortson was safe on an error. Olsen came in on Fox's sacrifice buntT Linda Elliott then tripled in Mm‘tson. W The fiegion Ladies travel to Barrie on Tuesday night for their last league game. 'Richmdnd 1:1111 Ended up in first place again in the‘ East York Ladies Softball League for year earlier than the date so much the better. Everyone who has entered is urged to arrange their matches for the earliest date possible. League action last week saw our “:8” team win at Henry Farms by four matches to two and that completes the schedule for that team as there is no match for us on August 29. Our Majors won here against Three Valleys by the same score. They have already played their one remaining scheduled match against Brampton so that now all the leagues have com- pleted their schedules. ' It is most unfortunate that none of the new courts in Crosby Park have been com- pleted this season. These would ‘have relieved the situation Verv much indeed. but we have great ‘hopes for next year when the ‘membership will almost cer-‘ tainly exceed 500. the seventh consecutive LET'S PLAY TENNIS J. Beresford Anderson Phone 884-2115 i’i'igq Richmond Hill Tennis Club By Nye Peter Beatty and Phil Wood all played their hearts out in a losing cause. TOOK EARLY LEAD The first game saw the Lions storming into a 5-0 lead in the first inning as Tipold. MacMil- lan. DeGeer. Philip. Nye and Beatty all singled. They led 7-0 in the second as Tipold singled and Moreland doubled. The Lions scored their eighth run in the fourth as Tipold and Moreland hit back to back singles. Owen Sound scored one run in the third. and seven in the fifth on only two hits as the Hillers committed five errors. They added two runs in the sixth and one in the seventh to win 11-8. PITCHING COMPLAINT The Richmond Hill manage- mPnt was upset by the delaying tactics of the Owen Sound Club which held up the game on They later claimed that More- land had pitched over 75 games in the same style over the past three years and had never been questioned 'before. eight occasions while complain- ing about the hurling style of Moreland‘ Owen Sound was losing 8-1 at the time. Trailing 11-8 in the bottom of the last inning. the persistent Lions were still alive as Mac- Millan walked and DeGeer and Philip reached first on errors. But the next three batters were retired and that was it. TOOK LEAD AGAIN At Owen Sound the Lions again took a 4-0 lead as Greg MacMillan was hit by a pitch‘ Chris DeGeer walked and Paul Philip doubled. Chris Nye reached first on an error and Phil Wood and Pete Tipold Owen Sound came right back and scored four runs on only two hits and two Lions errors. They led 5-4 in the third in- ning until the Lions scored two runs in the fifth when Dale Strang, DeGeer and Philip all singled. The Sounders tied the game at 6-6 in the bottom of the sixth. THEN CAME END In the last inning S‘rrang singled again. stole second and scored on DeGeer's clutch double as the. Lions moved into a 7-6 lead with three outs to go. The battlers from Owen Sound were not to be denied. A tired Moreland hit the first batter, with the next two singl- ing to tie the score. Philip re» placed Moreland on the mound and struck out the next batter. Then came the end as an Owen Sound batter looped ,a fly ball into left field which fell in and the playoffs were over for Richmond Hill. The Lions had qualified for the zone finals by defeating North York and Scarboro in four straight games. DENNIS MOORE SCHOOL OF DANCING Opening a spark/mg new seasan of: 1% TAP air POINTE at BATON V *- BALLET 1 * MODERN JAZZ * ACROBATIC THE MASTER OF THE DANCE who personally directs the 1 Fox Now I’m going to contradict myself. The Jew- ellers (despite their hitting at times) are still an explosive team. Fellows like Joe O‘Neill. Les Down- ing, Derek Kinnersly. and Bob Smith can do it with one swing of the bat and have 'done it. Unfortun- ately. not always that often except in key games. There. I’ve answered myself. They are tough in the big ones. I really think picking up DeRuiter could fcurn out to be another key move by Manager Crlpps. Last year it was Pitcher Dick Hames who turned out to be a very key man. DeRuiter is a terrific hitter and a long ball hitter and he's consistently a good hitter. That's what the Jewellers need and I predict DeRuiter could very well turn out to be the Hames of 1972 for Dynes only in the swatting role. What I’m really trying to say is that the Jew- ellers have improved steadily from last season and should take it. Awwh. get off the fence Simpson. They’re going to take it! GALS IN THERE TOO In all the fuss and furore. musn't forget to mem tion that the distaff side of the local softball scene ire currently making another fine bid for PWSU onors. nml‘l’ialmely. the Richmond Hill Legion Girls’ Inter- mediate team. The local girls have just knocked off Aberfoyle behind the sterling pitching of Marion They are about to tackle Shakespeare in the next round and all I can say is . . . the best of luck. Manager Mary Williamson has been pointing to a PWSU championship for the past two or three seasons in particular only to be disappointed. ‘ The locals have a. great hurler going for them in Miss Fox. Let‘s hope they can put it all together this time out. It sure would bode well for a local representa- tive in next year’s Canadian Women’s Softball Championship to be held right here in Richmond Hill. You gotta dream big. . A representative rink from the Richmond Hill Lawn Bowling Association gave it the big try in the annual Canadian Lavm Bowling Championship last week in Montreal but, alas alack, came in third. Not that bad mind you but they would have much pre- ferred to win it. The rink comprised Jim Grainger'. Curley ett, Morley Hall, and Floyd Perkins. They won way to Montreal by being the best in Ontario was a pretty good year all around. Morning class for children 21/2 to 4 years. Autumn term starting September 11. For further information and application forms contact: AGNETA.DAHL Temperanceville Montessori ' School RR 3, King City, Ont. =’ 7734449 ThKer wii’mver, b5! the way, was British Columbia. TEMPERANCEVILLE MONTESSORI SCHOOL TAUGHT BY ’- AN EXPERT BAYVIEW PLAZA fii’EefiMSNBMEiIL GOOD TRY NOTE OUR REGISTRATION DATES KIM PERRY 1972 Gold Medalist o TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th (2 to 9 p.m.) o WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th (2 to 9 p.m.) o FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th (2 to 9 p.m.) their so it -HSNQ m4b-n--I>-fl-ugn-n’n-u-‘ »-u-:-u-‘ {REGISTRATION SAT.. SEPT. 9th â€" 9 AM. - 1 PM. SAT.. SEPT. 16 â€" 9 AM. - 1 PM. Registration $1.50 payable at time of registration (No Advanced Reg. Accepted) Youth Bowlers 8-20 yrs” as of Sept. lst Bantams 8-11 yrs.. 9 am. - 12 pm. Juniors 12-14 yrs.. 1 pm. Seniors 15-20 yrs.. Sunday Evening 7 13.111. Boot Skate Rentals Available Classes from 3 years of age and up STUDIO OPENS SEPTEMBER 11th For information please call 884-2875 a fast=growing, sucoessful I SWIM CLU ' TRYOUT Richmond Hill Aquatic Club Richmgnd HillCentennialPool NEWKIRK RD. AT CROSBY AVE. MOM, SEPT. 11 â€"- 6PM. ROLLER SKATING (only in it's second year of operation) The Only requirements needed are: 1. You should have at least, your Intermed- iate Red Cross Badge. 2. Be able to swim six 25 metre lengths of a pool. For further information, call: Mr. P. Pfenning 884-1217 Mr. Rab Donaldson 225-2917 EVERY Tuesday, Friday & Sunday COMING TO RICHMOND HILL ARENA (OLD ARENA) A.B.C Lanes Bayview & North Taylor Mills Dr for new swimmers will take place at Learn from a Dance Master whose years of experience as a dancer and instructor assures you the very best. ANNOUNCES SPECIAL CLASSES FOR HOUSEWIVES 0 Modern Jazz 0 Tap Dancing Admission With Skates. 50¢ Without Skates. $1 & REGISTRATION NIGHT $1.00