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I3 Young Athletes Qualify To Advance To Ontario Finals Richmond Hill-North York maintained their fourth place ranking in the Toron- to & Area Track League last week when they succes- fully held off a challenge from Etobicoke Huskies at the power track meet. A fine fifth place finish by the girls relay team secured the fourth place position and virtually assur- es the local team of this ranking for the duration of the league which has two meets left to run. Local athletes who repre- sented the Hill were Jeff Bells, John Monk, Rick Mur- phy, Fred Robbins, Jane To- ‘porowski, and Liz Srebrn- jak. 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Note Of Interest The performance of the three local athletes compet- ing in the Ontario Games in Sudbury can be viewed on CBC-TV during the week- end. Liz Srebrnjak (400 me« tres), Greg Binkley (400 me- tre hurdles) and Bill 'Milley (shotput). Sax-n Lew, Town Inn, now has photos of most of our members. Richmond Hill Athletic Club was active on three fronts last weekend with the ban- tams, midgets, juvenile and junior athletes all perform- ing well in heavy meets. Highlight of the weekend was the effort by the ban- tam and midget girls team at Camp Borden Saturday, which won for them the team trophy in the Zone E Legion Track and Field Ea Ea Bath 22 x 42" 0rd. 3.98 Ea. 1 Hand 16 x 26" I Ord‘ 2.59 Ea. 1.19 w nu,» v. ...... Shotputter . Bill . Milley placed third in the open competition, and Bruce Cook, Greg Binkley, Jim Turner, Mike Bells ond Bill Schell ran the sprints and mara- thons. a" 7 1 Championships A total of 13 young mem- bers qualified at this meet to advance to the Ontario Finals in Ottawa August 17. The following day in Ot- tawa, three juvenile athletes represented the ‘Hill‘ in the juvenile championships and all three registered place- ments in the top ten in the province. Little Liz Srebmjak plac- ed fourth in the 200 metres and fifth in the 400 metres, Dianne Digging fifth in the girls long jump, and Rick Murphy seventh in the boys' shotput I. Binkley and Milley used the police games meet as a warm-up to their Ontario Games appearance. August 3. when they will attempt to qualify for the Canada Games in Edmonton. Atrhfilértes achieving placings in the top six have their times and distances r_ecord- ed tlu-éuan‘afial record book which will be published in 1975. While the sun shone in Barrie and Ottawa, the rain fell on CNE Stadium where the afternoon events of the Police Games were being contested with five junior types wearing the green and white of Richmond Hill. Inn" _-. WE'RE OPENING TOMORROW AT 9:30 AM IN THE HILLCREST MALL, RICHMOND HILL. Lacy effect tablecloth with solid inserts is pracxical and pretty Fully lined, machine washable. Yellow, Green, Blue or White. Lacy Vinyl Tablecloth At this price you can assemble several matching sets in a‘ variety of colours to change the look of your bathroom from time to time! Fringed and sheared in solid shades: Pink, Gold, Brown, Green or Blue. Face Cloths 12 x 12 0rd. 1.59 USE YOUR WALKERS OPTION CHARGE ACCOUNT OR CHARGEX 52 x 70" 0rd. 3.98 At Camp Borden, 15 boys and girls participated in 48 events during the day-Ion affair, and at the end 1 local youngsters had cap- tured a place on the Zone E team which will travel to Ottawa August 17 for the Ontario Finals. The awarding of team tro- phies to Richmond Hill in both the bantam and midget divisions came as a surprise as only three midget girls competed for the Hill but they amassed sufficient points to be tops for the day. Runner Marney Buckles placed second in the 400. and 800 metres, and 3rd in the 200 metres. Leslie Rog- ers won the long jump and placed second in the high jump, and Cheryl Paxton placed second on the long jump and fourth in the jav- .e1in and discus. The. highly competitive field in the midget girls ev- ents prevented any one club from compiling too many points and the small, but ef- fective group from RHAC managed to hang on for the midget trophy. In the girls bantam section it was all Richmond Hill with Jane Toporowski win- ning the javelin. and discus, and placing second in the shotput, Sandra Diggiach- innio winning the long jump and placing second in the high jump, Daniela Tosoni placing third and fourth in the 100 and 400 metres, and Kathy Mark seventh in the 100 metres and fifth in the high jump. To top off the 60 x 90" 0rd. 5.98 1.19 day, the relay team of Mark. Diggiachinnio,. Tosoni and Laurie Stockall sprinted through to win. The bantam and midget boys could not match the award winning performances of their female members but a goodly number of victories were registered by the male competitors. Midget Jeff Bells captured the 400 and 800 metres, Jim Mark won the long jump and placed second in the high jump, Richard Lappenna won the 200 metres. and Rick Buchan recorded second place in the triple jump. Other members who conâ€" tributed winning points to the team effort were Martin Wildberger, John Monk, Phil Tennant and Alan Thomas. Athletes who qualified at Camp Borden will be hosted by Central Command of the Legion at Ottawa August 17. Track league action finds the team of Richmond Hill ~North York, still comfort- ably entrenched in fourth place in the 12 team league. Last Wednesday Miler Mike Bells~ maintained a fierce opening pace for three laps with past-Olympic star Bruce Kidd on his shoulder, before relinquishing the lead to the older. and more ex- perienced runner from To. ronto. Mike expressed great satisfaction in getting the opportunity to run against top class competition and was acknowledged as the reason that Bruce Kidd ma- naged to record a respectable Permanent Press washable tablecloth of 46% Linen/54% Cotton will give your dining table a touch of elegance on any occasion. Green, Yellow or Wheat. 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August 17 will be the date for three major events. the Legion All Ontario Final for bantam and midgets in Ottawa. the Senior Ontario Championships in Toronto, and the National Junior Olympics in Edmonton. at the Ottawa and Toronto meets. and hopefully, will be proud of Greg Binkley. Bill Millet and Liz Srebrnjak in Edmonton. Richmond Hill A.C. trains three nights weekly, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. at the Richmond Hill High School field on Wright Street. Richmond H i l 1 Athletic Club will be well represented rower or bath ina 36x 70" Everyone wants to have a few extra towels on hand so l Unsheared in assoned choose now from sheared or unsheared jacquards, prints, solids or zesty stripes. An assortment of colours. Substandardsr St I Only I CLOTHING ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS _, RICHMOND HILL. mommy u AERDRA .......... 60 x 90" 0rd. 13.98 TRY ’ mama G CENTRES Tankette Set (lid and tank covers) 0rd. 9.98 24 x 36" Oval Rug Ord. 9.98 Ea. 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THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontalio, Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1974 21 ‘ O O i J enkms Wm, Lose A [Joe’s Still On Top For the third week in a row. Richmond Hill Indus- trial League has been able to play only two of three doubleheaders due to tourna- ments. Lake Wilcox 6, McKinlay Drywall 6 McKinlays appeared to be on the way to winning their second contest of the season when the Lakers got it toge- ther in the final frame and managed to square the count at six apiece. In the bottom of the first. the Drywalls took a two run lead as Phil Skinner singled. He was sacrificed by Larry Shier to second. Then John Uprichard drew a walk which set the stage for Dennis Sex- ton's single which drove in the two runners. Wilcox bounced back in the top of the second to knot the count as Marcel Forget and Loren Mayes got on base. Both scored as Rick Collins drove them home. Cliff Hartnett put McKin~ lay in front again in the third as he reached base on a bunt single. He advanced as Skin- ner singled and scored as Shier also singled. Again the Lake came back as Barry Bingham singled and managed to score. McKinlay countered with two more runs in the third by Sexton and Hartnett who reached base on an error and In the bottom of the fourth Skinner singled and Shier smacked the 'ball out of the a walk respectively. Each managed to steal home. E5 CHARG EX If); park scoring Skinner, how- ever Shier neglected to touch third and his homer was ruined. The Drywallers held their three-run edge till the top of the final inning when Bill Mark and Bruce Stevens each singled and Rick Shaw homered to score the three runs needed to knot the count again. Bob Hill started on the rubber for McKinlay and was relieved by Sexton in the top of the second. Pitcher Bruce Stevens of the Lake was re- placed by Rick Collins in the bottom of the fourth. Stevens remained in the game. Jenkins 5, _ R.H. IAuto Body 1 A four-run outburst in the second gave the Jenkins Gar- dent Su'pply team all the runs they needed to stop the new-' ly-crowned tournament cha- mps. Dave Stuart reached base on an error to Rob For- get. Bernie Hough hit into a fielder's choice which elimi- nated John Lenneville who opened the inning with a single off Hill Auto Hurler Alex Smith. This advanced Stuart who then scored on a passed ball. Phil Bellavance got on, scoring Hough. A1 McKenzie got on Forget's second boot of the inning. scoring Bellavance. McKen- zie reached third on 3 passed ball, then A1 McWilJiams went to first courtesy of an error to Kenny Roberts at third base. scoring McKenzie. The Hillers' lone run came in the fourth inning as Smith singled and scored as Steve Wood doubled. Jenkins' final run came in the final frame as Bruce Sampson took advantage of a Bob Whitmarsh error to get all the way to third. Ben Bourget‘s single brought Sampson home. John Lenne- ville was the Jenkins’ hurler. Joe’s Garage 1, Jenkins 0 In this one it seemed that Joes could do no wrong as Pitcher Brian Madely record- ed a no-hitter, achieved chiefâ€" ly through the sharp. defen- sive play of his infield â€" and luck. On‘ the other hand, Jenkins saw all their hits go almost directly to the gloves of their opponents. Four Jenkins' runners rea- ched base, three on walks and the other on an error by Joe's Shortstop Bo‘b Howard. John Lenneville, throwing for Jenkins, gave up six hits, the one to Brian Mader in the fourth being the only one that mattered â€" it was a homerun. Joe's Mader recorded five strikeouts. Big Blue had eight for Jenkins. RH Auto Body 4, Fram Filtration 4 Eight members of the Hill Auto team plus one member of Jenkins met and battled to a 4-all draw with the fire- fighters of Fram Filtration, who had only nine players on hand. Jenkins’ A1 McKen- zie was the Hill's chosen ninth player. The firemen grabbed a one-run lead in the second as Jim Lawson scored follow- ing Bucky Buchanan's single. In the fourth Fram went three up as Lawson again singled and scored as Buch- anan again singled. Bucky scored as Pete Gould got on scored as Pete Gould got on an error to Lou Vanderpough playing first. The Hill Auto club ‘bounc- ed back in the fifth as Van- derpough singled and Bob Whitmarsh, of all people, homered. Then Bob Forget doubled, followed by Steve Wood, who homered. which put the Killers in the driv- er’s seat. With two away in the bot- tom of the seventh Barry Mathews made it to first base on an error. then Gary Mc- lntyre banged out a long single which scored Mathews to even the score. McIntyre was the third out as he attempted to stretch his single into a double and failed. Reports on President Fred Simpkin, recovering f r o m surgery in York Central Hos- pital, are encouraging. He is resting comfortably, but will have to remain in hospital for a while yet. (STANDINGS T0 AUGUST 4) Joe's Garage RH Auto Body Barrow Auto Body Fram Filtration McKinlay Drywall Insurance Jenkins Garden Lake Wilcox Town NEWMARKET: When Chair- man John Borst ordered implementation of the library board’s finance committee's five-part motion after a spe- cial board meeting called for July 18 failed to get a quorum, Mayor Bob Forhan charged that he had acted illegally. One of the fin- ance committee's recommen- dations was to hire a profes- sional librarian. Mr. Borst said he was fully within his rights in ordering the imple- mentation since the five member finance committee represents a quorum of the board. LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS TURN SPARE ROOMS INTO SPARE CASH 333 256 665 14.4. 111 12 1101 11