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16 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, Aug. 14, 1974 TEE-BALL York Prov. Ambulance 20 Town Auto Body 19 This was a real squeaker as YPA got homers from Paul Cole, Glen Raemar and Heather Williamson. For TAB Brian Nelson, Dave Re- path, Allen Thornhill each had one homerun while Wendy Smith connected for two. Baymar Sports 23 Apollo 11 Coiffure 19 In this hard-fought game the “never say die" team won their first league game of the season. The Baymar squad was led by Ken Greg- OI‘Y. Bobby Bell, connected for two homers. Apollo was helped Stephen LoPatriello and Heather MacLean with one homer each. Todd Robinson and Patrick Dickinson con- nected for two homeruns each. Heather caught a pop fly. TYRES Ziebart Rustproofing 14 G. S. Wood Opticians 3 John Morton played headsâ€" up ball getting four good hits. Brad Powell connected for two homers. Kevin Mc- Innis pitched a terrific game having 14 strikeouts. Tim Sutton was strong behind the plate and went four for five at bats. For Wood all played well and Sean McGuiggin pitched a good game. Tony’s Esso 14 Ramsey Rec. 13 Jim McKinlay of Tony's struck out nine batters, while his team all played heads-up hall. For Ramsey Steve Ceballo connected for two homeruns, Larry Smith hit three singles and a triple. PEEWEES. Dynes Jewellers 8 RH Judo Club 0 Mike Smith threw a one- hitter for Dynes and struck out 10 batters. Joey Farrell and Kevin Shipcott hit well for the victors. Squirt Gary Sutherland pitched effec- tively for Judo but was hurt . Ken Griffith had two by lack 0f support m the runs- Bob Kerr, two runs, field Glen sumerland got one , rbi' Doug Jones, four the only hit for the losers. Kenzie Pharmacy 12 Bill Best Tire 12 The Tire team rallied from a 10-1 deficit to tie the game and stay in the playoff pic- ture. Scott Cameron had the best strikeout performance of the year as he fanned 14 of the possible 15 batters. Chris Lawson had two doubles and went four for four at plate while Craig Tracey Casement and each of whom by at first base. Linda Bell and, Wendy Paxton, up from the, intermediates, shared the: pitching duties. Wendy Mar-' shill homered and hit a: double. Carolyn Greenfieldl played well at shortstop. Aloi Bros. 20 Kansan’s Flowers 1 For Aloi Darlene Nelson had 13 strikeouts and also hit a homer. Rosemary Thompson and Laurie Hope also connected for home runs. Janet Wells hit four for five at bats. Kim Anderson got the only run for Han- son’s. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Lazenby’s Ladies 19 Powoll Fencing 16 Lazen-by’s pitcher recorded 10 strikeouts. Kathy Ceballo, Terry Wells and Susan Mad- den hit three for three. Que- rengesser had four hits in four trips to the plate and Audrey Burns played well. For Powell, Sandy Trumbull connected for two homers. Jackie Blanchard also hom- ered and Kerri Snider played well. Sherri Quinell hit three times in three at bats and Sonya Foord, Karen Ander- son, Denise Edwards and Kim Irwin went two for three. Loughlin Lumber 8 Rice’s Flowers 3 Loughlin’s pitcher had eight strikeouts and Lynda Bell hit two for two. For Rice’s Karen Herrler re- corded eight strikeouts. Susie Shadoff, Sandy Shad- off and Jan IAllder scored their team’s runs. Oak Ridges Bantams Three Wins, A Loss Oak Ridges Bantam All- stars literally bombed Kesâ€" wick 27-3 in a game played at Keswick Wednesday of last week with Pitcher Harold DeGeer showing the way with 10 strikeouts. The game was called after five innings. runs, two rbi's; Randy Spen- sley, three runs, a triple and two rbi’s; Ted Clague, five runs, a triple. a double, and four rbi's; Danny Catton, four runs, four rbi’s; Steve Grounds, four runs, two doubles, three rbi's; DeGeer, two runs, two doubles, seven rbi’s; Dale Reid one run. In other action the same Oak Ridges team downed King City 3-1 August 6 at Ham hit four for five for Bill Best. Top hitter for Kenzie was Ricky Warren who had , two' triples and-“b double. City Wide Rental 21 Bob's Boys 2 A fine pitching perform- ance by Paul Osborne led CW to their second win of the season. Len McVeigh cranked two homers and Bill Neilson one, while Troy Chat- field scored five times for CW. Trevor Schiller, Owen Clarke and John Noble also hit Well for the winners. (Rescheduled June Games)‘ 25 the town park in Richmond Hill as Brian Davy and Harold DeGeer combined to strike out 11 batters. Ted Clague scored one run; Randy Spensley, one run, Itwo For the second year in a row, one of Richmond Hill Athletic Club members has been selected to represent the Province of Ontario in track and field. Last year, Hurdler Greg Binkley was the 110 metre, hurdle champion. This year. Shot Putter Bill Milley has won team placement on the strength of his second place finish at the Ontario Games in Sudbury. This week Bill flies to Ed- monton to compete for the national title in the iron ball throwing event. Richmond Hill's other two competitors at the Ontario Games showed well but both Greg Binkley and Sprinter Liz Srebrnjak failed to score victories and selection for the Ontario Team. While Binkley advances to senior competition next year, both Srebrnjak, with three years left, and Milley with one year, leave RHAC with a solid possibility for repeat Ontario champions in the future. Milley will be paired with Kevin Thomson as the provincial entry in the Edmonton affair, and both Ontario athletes have excellent chances to be crowned Canadian Junior Shot Put Champions for 1974. Thomson edged Milley by six inches at the Ontario Competition. w: it s This coming weekend will also see the bantam and mid- get track team competing in Ottawa at the Legion On- tario Finals. Leslie Rogers, Cheryl Pax- ton, Marnee Buckles, Jane T0poroski. Sandra Diggiach- innio, Daniela Tosoni, Kathy Mark, Jeff Bells, Jim Mark, “ichard Lapenna, Laurie Stockall, and Rick Buchan, Hill Rangers Win Aurora United 3 - 2 The Richmond Hill Rang- ers picked up two valuable points in league soccer com- petition Saturday by edging Aurora United 3-2. A hattrick by Andy God- chalk gave the Rangers the win. Aurora started the scoring with the Rangers just miss- ing on three or four counts. Vincent Fottrell then kicked the ball high and it just came down onto the head of Godchalk who made no mis- take. Inside left Vincent Fottrell created havoc with the Aurora defence with his ac- curate passing to Christy Noland and Jan Dorst who were able to set up Godchalk for his second goal. The end doubles, one rbi; Karl Tay~ lor, one run; Harold DeGeer, one double; Brian Davy, one rbi. Oak Ridges Bantams lost a 4-3 game to Richmond July 26 at Crosby Park with Harold DeGeer striking out seven. Ted Clague had one homerun and one rbi; Harold DeGeer, two runs. a triple. Kenzie Pharmacy 4 Dynes Jewellers 1 For Kenzie Jack Van Tol connected for a two-run triple and John McKinlay rattled out two singles. Rod Nelson was the best hitter for Dynes. SQUIRTS No scores Were available in time for this week’s column. BANTAMS Alliance Sports 8 Commercial Credit 4 Dave Walke hit two It was back to the win~ ning side of the ledger July 23 as the Oak Ridges boys blasted Aurora 13-2 with De Geer striking out nine. Ken Griffith had one homerun, a double, and one rbi; Karl Taylor, two runs; Danny Catton, two runs, Doug Jones one run. double, and one rbi; Randy Spensley, three runs, one double, two rbi’s; Ted Clague, two runs, two doubles, two rbi’s; fi doubles, Kevin Bryan hit a double and a triple and Bob Adams hit a triple for the winners. Lennie McVeigh and Blair Clack were up from the peewees to help. ' For Commercial Steve White caught an excellent game Rumble Transport 12 Kinnear Pontiac 6 For Rumble all players turned in a good perform- ance, especially Rob Brian's one homerun, four rbi's; catching and Lorne David_ Garry Wilkinson, one run, son’s strong hitting, tw0 rbi’s; Ken Plant, one STANDINGS run, two rbi’s; Ken Clague, p w L T p two runs, one homerun, two C. Credit 11 5 3 2 14 rbi’s; Charlie Trask, one A. Sports 9 6 2 1 13 “in. one homerun, two rbi’s; K. Pontiac 10 5 5 0 10 Wayne Jones, two runs, one R. Transport 10 4 5 1 9 rbi- C. Hardware 10 2 8 0 4 JUNIOR GIRLS Perry Hill 17 Allencourt Fish 8; Chips 11 All players played well for Perry with homers hit by Janet Gerritse, Janey Step- henson (2), Mary Cole and Janet Moir. Lori Abernathy Pitehed WEU- Mary C019 hit was yet another triumph for the Richvale Rose Trailers four for four. Janet Gerriste, Cole, Stephenson and Moir were all extremely strong at bat. For Allencourt there was good catching by Suz- anne Verkuyl and good fielding by Tracey Ball. Bob’s Girls 9 Nelson’s Contracting 6 Bob‘s pitcher recorded eight strikeouts. Cathy O'- Donnell connected for a triple and the whole team put forth a good effort. For Nelson's Karen McInnis re- corded seven strikeouts and homers were hit by Kathy Trumbull, Karen Wells caught an excellent game. SENIOR GIRLS Dairy Queen 12 Micro Mets 4 . Karen Herrler. up from the intermediates, pitched a fan- tastic game having 14 strike- outs to her credit. Betty Arnott bit a single and a double, Herrler hit for five and Donna Smith caught a good game. For Micro Mets Mary O'Sullivan played well t P 6 Harold DeGeer, two runs, one double, four rbi’s; Bob Kerr, two rbi’s. * a: s The Oak Ridges Peewees walloped Keswick 17-1 in a York-Simcoe League game August 5 at Keswick. Terry Lusk had two runs, a homerun, and one rbi; Mark Spensley, three runs; Ricky Greenslade, one run, Remain Unbeaten Rose Trailers By MARY WATTS In Oak Ridges July 31, it Bantam Softball team when they defeated Oak Ridges 9-2 in a five-inning game. The Rose Trailers, with Rob Haenel pitching. had three walks. two strikeouts. four catchouts and seven tagouts. The single base hits were by Harry Ablett with three, Chris Nicaelo and Rob Haenel with two each, Harold Levy, Pat Tomasso and Tony Roman with one each. The Oak Ridges team with Tony Baffey pitching had 10 walks, seven strikeouts, five catchouts and one tagout. J. Guppy and Paul Mills both scored a run. Paul was borrowed from the Richvale peewees to sub- stitute for a missing player and did well for the opposi- tion. Their coach was Mr. Kennerway. The Rose Trailers will play in Maple August 8 and hope all their fans will be out as usual. I . of the first half saw Rich- mond Hill leading Aurora 2-]. The second half started with Richmond Hill guard- ing that goal lead with the defence coming up with some brilliant efforts. Once again Fottrell got the ball to God- chalk for his third goal. Aurora was able to get a second goal on a free kick. land and Vincent Fottrell all had great put ahead but somehow the goal- posts were always in the way. did John White and Ralph Crabb. Ron Binsell was sharp in net. Richmond Hill Tandy Bennan, Christy No- opportunities to ,will be hosted by the Cen- tral Command of the Can- ,adian Legion as part of the 53 member Zone E track team. a: a: in: Last Saturday the track team travelled to Birchmount Stadium for contest 5 in the lCentral Zone Track League. After a day of competition. \the North York - Richmond ,‘Hill team, were edged out 'of third place by one point by the Power Track Club. Point winning efforts were turned in by Greg Binkley, Rick Murphy, Bruce Cook, Jim Turner, Mike Bells, Liz Srebrnjak, Bill Milley, Cher- yl Paxton and Donna Quer- rengesser. Later in the evening at the International Track and Field Meet involving Quebec and USA athletes, shot put- ter Bill Milley placed fifth in the open shot competition. It 10! it Next Thursday, a relay meet will be held at Langâ€" staff School for the mites, tykes. atoms. and bantams commencing at seven o’clock. been invited. The 6 to 12 year athletes will be com- peting in mixed relay events involving two girls and two boys in an attempt by the Richmond Hill Club to intro- duce this type of relay into Ontario competition. Too many teams are not large enough to field a four man, or four woman. relay team, but most clubs can put together a two man, two woman squad. This meet on Thursday will be the first mixed relay event attempted. With the summer months fast coming to a close, the track club is winding down its operations for a three month's rest through to Jan- uary 1. The indoor track training sessions will commence in Hill United Ties Collingwood By 2-2 Richmond Hill United struggled to a 2-2 tie with Collingwood Saturday in a soccer match at Thornlea Secondary School. Ball control was a prob- lem throughout the game due to the hard-surface of the playing field. United scored the lone goal of the first half as Ivan Brown put Murwin Evans (playing in the unfamiliar position of left wing) in the clear and he had no diffi- culty in placing the ball well wide of the goal keeper’s reach and into the back of the net. Colingwood tied the game in the second half as United's defence let down shortly after the commence- ment of play. Murwin Evans set up the go-ahead goal for Richmond Hill as his shot at the 30 minutes mark got away from the goalkeeper and Frank McCloskey very alertly to put the ball home. Collingwood came back strongly and the United de- the Rangers further Jimmy Leitch played a ne game for the Rangers as Once again Goalie Saturday the Rangers meet United at fence allowed Collingwood to tie the game. Richmond Hill should have had a goal shortly afterwards when Richard Simpson was awarded a penalty spot kick but the Collingwood goalie came up with a spectacular save. The United team plays Richmond Hill Rangers Satâ€" earson Park, Langstaff at pm. urday at Pearson Park at 6 ’Shot Putter Bill Milley Will Represent Ont. In Track, Field January. and local athletes will be encouraged to com- Pete indoors through the months of January, February and March. Information concerning track and field is available from Club Secretary Bill Alexander at 226-2732. Rose Trailers Have I6 Wins The Maple Team has al- ways given the Rose Trailers 3 battle this year and are. in fact, the only team the Trailers have lost to, with the scores of the three con- tests being 4â€"3, 11-8 and 9-4. The game played August 8, was a good one. Dill Log- ush pitched, backed by Catcher Paul Gregoire. and turned in an excellent per- formance considering that he has been pitching only one week. Bill took to the mound in the absence of Robbie Haenel who is holidaying in the USA with his parents. A beautiful fielding catch Teams from North York. was made by Chris Mich- Tottenham, Uxbri-dge, Scar- ealo and Tony Roman is doâ€" boro and Etobicoke have ing a great job at shortstop cutting off many runners on all bases. . Eric Hamilainen and Tim Willis had two hits each. Paul Gregoire, Harry Ablett, Pat Tomaso and Logush one each. The regular season ended with the August 8 game with Maple winning 16 games and losing 10, Richvale with 16 wins and 11 losses, Thornhill Green with eight wins and Thornhill Black with 2. In the playoffs Maple is matched against Thornhill Green and Richvale against Thornhill Black. Drugged Driving, Hashish In Tree Thornhill Charges Thornhill youths were ar- rested last week for driving while impaired by marijuana and having marijuana in a tree house behind Royal Orchard Public School. Robert Wilson, 19, of 32 Thornybrae Drive was stopp- ed by York Regional Police Wednesday on Malaren Road after a citizen complained of a car burning rubber noisily. Police thought the youth was acting impaired and took him to Richmond Hill Division 28 Police Station for a breathalyzer test. They ended up asking Wilson to appear in Richmond Hill Court August 1:2 to face an impaired by marijuana driv- ing charge. It! 3* It! At midnight Sunday two YRP officers searched a field behind Royal Orchard Public School and found James Palmer, 18, of 183 Kirk Drive in a tree house, which was high enough. Palmer was charged with possession of hashish. BRADFORD: Antique car collector Ken Wood of Brad- ford drove his 1929 Pierce Arrow roadster more than 1,400 miles recently to a rally in Fredericksburg, Virginia. It s a BARCLAY: Henry Bernick is expected to present plans for developing the more than 3,500 acres under his control in the near future. The land known as South Simcoe Esta- tes. is immediately south of Barrie in the Lovers' Creek pm. basin. MUST BE SOLD I! I973 SCAMP (2 DOOR HARDTOP) 225 - 6 cylinder, automatic. radio, wheel covers, whitewalls. DZB 346. Certified. $2789 Lic. No. I970 DUSTER 225 - 6 cylinder, automatic, radio. Lic. DXD 358. Uncertified. $I299 LET'S PLAY ‘ TENNIS Richmond Hill ~~~ Tennis Club l l l Brian Bullock I Phone 884-6841 I Clubhouse 884-6421 Practice Net Fails In Practice Probably not all that many winning side, of you know that we had a practice net. and certainly‘ far less have ever used it. I haven‘t for one. and I need it more than most. The exâ€" There is a sort of tourna-‘ ment this Saturday at the Crosby Park courts. It goes by the exotic title of “The Bermuda Stakes" and is l idea that strikes me as interesting. Stan is kick- . around the area as well as other former ball- “‘Skip" DeGeer, Bill Robson, Moe Williamson, . .Spart Spots. . (Continued from Page 15) Stan Thornington the other day and he fed me an . 0 ing around the possibility of staging a Dynes Jeweller “veterans” exhibition softball game. Sounds like a swell idea to me. There should be quite a few ex-Dynesmen players of note. I can trot out several names of “old-timers” (not necessarily so old, mind you) that come to mind particularly of that old Richmond Hill squad of 1963 that won Mr. Cripps an All~Ontario title behind the zipped~up arm of Ray Judd. What an exciting year that was. Remember some of those names. Fellows like Sil Steffan, Tony Centa, Gary Smith, Neb Gayman, Bill ecutive in its infinite wisdom and simple faith in mankind. bought a practice net for close to a couple of hundred bucks and sited it next to No. 4 court at Crosby Park. This was back at the begin- ning of June. Since that time I doubt that it has been in operation more than ten days. During the first few days the springs were sprung, pre- sumably by cretins climbing or jumping on it, and it had to be taken down. These were replaced by a superior type (no, not John Beck. Mary, the springs) but they fared not much better and reluctantly we have had to remove it completely. It is unlikely that we will reâ€"erect it until such time as we have a separate fenced-off and lockable area for it; but we are working on it. Tournaments A few carloads of our juniors were driven north last Tuesday to the Keswick Junior Novice Tournament. It was a very enjoyable affair â€"â€" plenty of matches for the kids and good weather to play in. Paul Beck won the under 12 boys' event. Ross Walton and James Vermeulen reached the consolation finals of their respective sections. and Joe Patterson got to the con- solation semi-finals of the under 14 boys. The following evening back at Richmond Hill there was a doubles tournament for all seniors who had taken part in the coaching classes this season. This was won by Craig Lee and Karen Hitchinson who beat Mike Mulcahey and Myrna Wil- lison. Craig and Myrna opposed each other in the last tournament we held a month ago, but that time Myrna lunder the psuedonym of Myrtle, which I didn’t be- lieve at the time) was on the I973 CHALLENGER (2 DOOR HARDT ‘Ralleye Package, 340 speed transmission, con ometer, radio, power steering, power (1 plus others. Lic. DXP 857. Uncert- ified. ralleye I970 METEOR OP) STATION WAGON engine, 4 sole, tach- wheels. isc brakes, V8, radio. automatic, power Lic. 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Enter your name on the notice board beforehand, or on the day if you want to take a chance, and partnerships will be sel- ected and handicapped by the organizers. Play starts atl 1 pm and the highlight of the afternoon will be the barbecueing of the winning couple over Frank Robin- son's pipe. Unless, of course, Frank wins . in which case we can all stand round and watch the blue moon in- stead. Team Results The majors decided to play tennis for a change llast Tuesday and hammered out a fine 5-1 win at home over Thornhill. When it comes to tennis Thornhill are no mean team, as their excellent results this year‘ prove, and the match was a very enjoyable one. The‘ York-Simcoe team played atl home against Aurora with‘ much the same success as they had last time, and the time before, and the time be- fore that, and so on. Thel ‘0 team also played but I‘ don’t have the result. Might I guess? More Sports Page 12, Firestone STORES SERVICE DEALS IS GUARANTEED I" WRI'I'IH ' 4 wheels COO... 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Markham East and West. 5 Local coach is Nicci Robinson. Nicci’s mem- j hers performed impressively in other meets this l season having finished second at the first one, then first at the next two, and came in a third at Drop around and see some the most recent one. splashing thrills. II t of the Richmond Hill Other clubs will North Yk. Tourney ‘HiII luveniles Reach Consolation Finals Richmond Hill Juveniles made it to the finals of the consolation series of the North York Juvenile Tourn- ament played in Woodbine Park last weekend, only to be beaten 4â€"1 by a powerful Danforth Gardens team, who were the top winners in the Sarnia tournament the prev- ious weekend. Richmond Hill had to play four games in the one day through the luck of the draw, one of them lasting 10 innings. Matched against Niagara Falls at 10 am, the local boys seemed lethargic as they succumbed to a catar- act of hits and runs, losing 6-0. Jim Clement pitched the whole seven innings and Barry Locke collected two hits. In their 12:30 noon date they handed Jordan a 3-1 defeat with Val Steffan pitching a two-hitter, strik- ing out seven and walking none. Jeff Wood knocked in two runs and Locke the other in a good defensive RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE RICHMOND HILL 884-4401 EVERY ONE OF OUR NINE game. Then came the 6 pm tilt against Cobourg which the Hillers finally won after a gruelling 10 innings. 0n the mound to start, Clement fell behind 4-0 after two innings and then in the top of the third knocked his wind out sliding into second. Steffan relieved him and allowed Cobourg only one more run, striking out eight and walk- ing none. At the same time be contributed three hits and a walk and was credited with the 9-5 win. It was back on to the dia- mond at 8 pm to face the powerful Danforth Gardens, who had had a rest and took the Hillers 4-1. They got three runs early in the game and were never threatened. 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