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The “C’s”, at. home to Ruddington won 5-1. . This score was not as one-sided as it sounds as five of the games went to three sets. Now seems a good time to make mention of the fine job Lou Audet has done and is' doing as club president With many members watching the Canadian Open Tennis Tournament last week the courts were unusually quiet. The "Majors" got back on the winning track, beating Pine Point 4-2. Saunders Publishing in downing Evertune 27-17 have clinched second place. Evertune with only seven players to 12 for Saunders gave a good accounting of themselves as they held Taufik Ali Valiante to only one homer. a triple and a single. Gordon MacLaren and Daniel Balachorek plus Reid Bigland were the big guns for the winners. For evertune. Mike Warburton, Jonathan Davies, Ronald James and Steve Pigeon played well. MITES at the plate. firian Moffat also homered in a losing cause. Bill Best Tire is still the best in this division and proved it by dumping third place A1 Wright Sports 38- 28. The Tire boys pounded out an astOunding total of 12 homers â€" Pete .Adams accounted for three, Bradley Wheeler, Mark Higgins, Steven Small and Jamie Kelly for two apiece and Larry Paul hit the ‘other. Bradley Bergman ,was the star of the Sports team as he hit two homers plus fiVe other hits for a perfect night MINI MITES .22 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, Aug. 21, 1974 At mid-season the four “Majors” Back On Winning Track “‘“" ' I“ Ins‘alled 7 75.147 75.150»: REPLACE F7844 F78 2/‘32 EACH 7 v I: uud aeggn mlh “(mg 3.9.; mum Size E78xl4 F78x14 G78x14 G78x15 H78x15 firestorm STRATO-STREAK BELTS Three Upsets This Week In The Tyke Division $l695 WHITEWALL SS-100 Retreads Price 65.60 Pair 71.40 Pair 71.40 Pair 71.40 Pair 78.40 Pair EXCHANGE INSTALLED Exchange E4132 ’ WIDE TREAD Thornhill‘ . Tennis Club By Ron Cbady Phone 889-6125 Gateway Mercury took the league-leading Thomhill BP in a 7-6 squeaker. Jeff Adams was the key slugger in the victory with two doubles and a homer. Danny Gomes and Grant Bellamy also homered for the Mercs. Jim Davidson carried the big bat for the losers with a homer, triple and a single. this year. Aside from the normal duties which are enough in itself. Lou played a major role in negotiations with Vaughan Township for the loan to provide a new lighting system at the club. Furthermore he had the re- sponsibility of negotiating with the contractor for this job and further negotiations with the company that will do the court resurfacing next spring. All of this has made heavy demands on his spare time and on behalf of all mem- bers â€" many thanks, Lou! Three games â€" three up- sets, that's what happened in this division last week. Baker’s Sales and Service and Prebble TV both de- faulted. Each club picked up one point. TYKES is one point back of second. So. this is still a tight race. Ed MacLaren was the out- standing slugger for the win- ners. Jimmy Messner was tops in a losing cause for Sandgate. clubs in this division Were all in first place or last place depending on how you look at it. Now, a clear league leader has emerged and that is the Royal Bank who last week trounced the Sandgate Construction crew 16-4. The Bankers now en- joy a five-point spread over the two second place teams, Prebble TV and Baker's Sales and Service. Sandgate Thornhill Softball League CORRESPONDENT DAVE BARBOUR TELEPHONE 366-1720 to stretch _tire life! FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT plus BALANCE Firestone :dlné $751571. Service Specialisls will carefully align and statically balance both front wheels, repack outer from wheel bearings. plus check brakes, shock absorbers. battery and all suspension pans. E78x14 F78x14 G78x14 G78x15 H78x15 'orsion bars and air oondifioning extra BLAC E78xl4 Blackwau WALL INSTALLED Richmond Heights Centre Richmond Hill 0 884-4401 Price 61.70 Pair 67.40 Pair 67.40 Pair 67.40 Pair 74.90 Pair Thornhill Paints smeared Provincial Service Agency 39-7. Starring for the Paints were Grant Davidson and S. Keyworth, each banging out their fifth homers of the season. Paul Boynett and Neil Smith were tops for PSA; Richard Parkinson's hom- er and hitting in general led Golden Star to a victory over the fading Outlaws 19- 7. Kevin Smith stood out for the Outlaws with a double and a triple. Dale's Diiscount Pharmacy exploded for 15 runs in the sixth inning to claim a 28- 16 victory over the tail end N. S. Smith Real Estate, which hoists them into sec- ond place, two points ahead of the Outlaws. Reinhart Reusse was the big man with the bat for the Druggists along with Harold Chopping. Jamie Griese and Ricky Reusse. Reinhart and Harold each had two homers. Brian Smith and Gord Bambrick excelled for the Keffer kids along with Usman Ali Val- iante. ' SQUIRTS It’s beginning to look as if the first place team won’t be decided until the joint league leaders Thornhill Paint Supply and Golden Stars meet head on. League leading York Printing went two points up on second place New Fron- tier Restaurant as they played to a 12-a11 tie with the House of Chin and New H. H. Phinnemore nosed out second place Framus Guitars 10-8. For the Deco- rators. Chris Patterson en- eineered a double play, Barry Danckert tagged three runners at third with fine pegs by Catcher William Pryzdial plus a good effort. by the whole team. Steven Dale and John O'Brien stood out for the Guitars. Winning their first game of the season was N. S. Smith Real Estate as they edged past second last Shop- pers’ Drug Mart 12-11. Star- ring for the realtors was David Gryfe with a homer with Chris Chapman on base, plus another homer with the sacks loaded. Dana also homered and hit well for the winners. The losing Shoppers got great hitting from Stephen McKee, Ian Creb‘bin and Joey Fuina. The Decorators and the Mercs are in third place. only two points out of first and one point back of second. MINOR SQUIRTS CAMPER or LIGHT TRUCK! 4-ply Nylon Transport Speed King Open Thursday & Friday Evening! '1“ 9 9.111. 6-ply Nylon Transpon USE OUR firestorm CREDIT PLAN Frontier lost to Parkway Hotel 14-4. Peck‘s Shell have added to their first place margin by downing Grandvlew BP 13- 9. They are now three points ahead of the second place Thomhil~l Building Supply who were defeated 'by Fisher Bros. Sports 30-10. For Peck homers by Lind- say Perlove, Brett Paterson and Ray Balashocek made the difference. The latter tossed the entire game for the winners Ron Wildish and David Smith were tops in a losing cause. Peter Linton was on the rubber for 31". Fisher Bros. are now with- in one point of the second place Builders as they pound- ed them 30-10. Duane Har- riot, Kevin Wileman. John O’Neil and Jim Shubert powered Fishers to the win. Wileman and Shubert hom- ered for the winners. Tony Levy hit well for the short- handed Builders. JUNIOR GIRLS The House is now in a two-way tie for fourth place and the Hotellers moved into third place alone. Both Dodds Overhead Doors and Thomhill Music School defaulted. They each receive one point. The Musicians are tied for fourth place and Dodds are in the basement. PEEWEES With their 12-0 skunklng of Dottie's Copies who occupy the cellar, Marshall Shell has moved back into first place ahead of Gate- way Mercury who held it last week. Highlights of this contest for Marshalls were the catch of a high pop fly way out in right field with one hand and Hurler Leslie Carilyn Frazer accepted we of the three walks for the losers. a 19-16 game {0.Seyfitfioilfzé Texaco who also took first place from them. Strong Thornhill Pet Shop pulled into a two-way tie for sec- ond place with Gateway as they eked out a slim 11-10 victory over the Mercs. Lori Dale and Laurie Brown made the difference. Angie Pearson was the big gun for the losers with two circuit clouts, a double and a single for a perfect evening at bat. Dianne Meeks also homered in a losing cause. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS The once-powerful Bay- thqrp _I_’ower Equipment lost Case's first shutout. Shé tossed a no-hitter but gave up rthree bases on balls. OR ‘28” 6 50-16, 6 70-15 4 00-4 808 ‘HARGEX games by Anne Rozyckl, Lynn Kirwin, Tannls Mana- han, Julie Haggerty and Suzanne Mudie are credited with the win. The Antoniou sisters, Penny and Francise, starred in a losing cause for Power. Upset of the week in this divisxon was when Japan Car Sales fell victim to the Jay- C Broadloom gals 31-9. A 14-run outburst in the third inning led to this rout. The winners got a two-homer effort from Debbie Chian- neli plus single blasts from We also have a course called Basic Training for Skill Development in which you can acquire the subjects you need for entrance to our skill courses. If you are worried about not having the academic requirements, Our counsellors are finding satisfying, well paid jobs every day for women and men who graduate from these courses. Why Wait? Come in and talk to a Counsellor. UNEMPLOYED? UNDEREMPLOYED? Maybe Ihe answer is skill training. In September we will have openings in the following courses: Fluid Power Control Mechanics Marine And Small Powered Equipment Mechanics Signwriting Machine Shop Welder Fitter Dining Room Service Electric Power Production Mechanics Motor Vehicle Mechanics Custom Dressmaking & Alterations Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanics Stationary Engineer Inventory Control (Warehouse) Electronics Business 8. Commerce CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE Plaza Pontiac disposed of Pacific Finance 9-5 to pull into a two-way tie for the third place with the Japan club. Kate Radford collected a triple and a single to lead her team at the plate. Lor- raine Dysart was -a one-gal gang for the last place Loners as she pulled off a double play and clouted two homers. Brenda Ashley, Tanis Thompson and Linda Ewing. Pam Home smashed the ball out of the park for the losers. Robert Andras Minister Canada Manpower Centre Manpower and Immigration Main-d’oeuvre et Immigration 5799 YONGE ST., WILLOWDALE. 221-9343 DISPLAY $332351 minor hockey THIS. . . . 1974.5 Centre de Main-d’oeuvre du Canada Robert Andras Ministre don’t! ! !!