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Minor Soccer Results Heidi Ahnert, Marie Flood Kick 'Winning Goals For Hill Intermediate Girls GIRLS SOCCER North York - Junior York Mills 4, R. Hill 2 (July 22) In a real struggle,the local Lazenby‘s Lassies were two goals up in 20 minutes by‘ fine solo efforts from Alli- son Laing whose ball control was superb. York Mills took command in the second half however. (August 13) Richmond Hill 0, Armourdale 0 A real thriller despite the scoreless ball. The entire Lazenby squad played well. (August 20) Richmond Hill 1 York Mills 1 Another goal from centre forward Allison Laing was not enough to‘ keep York Mills from gaining a point from the locals as Rippleton Field in North York. Special mention to Linda Sciberas. Janet Kirby, Regina Catel- letti and Angela lppolito. This concludes junior league play for this season. Exhibition games will be scheduled as soon as possible by Coach Les Trotman. NORTH YORK - INTERMEDIATE Richmond Hill 2, Armourdale 0 Goals by Heidi Ahnert and Marie Flood took all points from the home team. The real honors in this game must go to the magnificent defensive work by the local Hill squad. (July 31) Richmond Hill 1. York Mills 0 -Maintaining a great pace. Coach Sam Morelli took this one without conceding a goal again. One goal by sharp- shooter Susan Morelli was mod enough. (August 14) Richmond Hill 1. Armourdale 0 , Still cracking all records. the local Parks Electronics won again with no against. The league cham- pionship looks to be in the bag if this pace is kept up. Scorer was Susan Morelli. (August 21) Richmond Hill 4. Don Mills 0 There can be little dOubt that the calibre of soccer in this league displayed by Richmond Hill is good enough to win the league. but the locals must not let up yet. Scorers were Susan Morclli (two). Marie Flood (one). and Caroline Frei- bauer (one). This classy squad has now gone six games withOut con- ceding a goal. Coach Bar- bara Oristchenko of the senior girls has some out- standing talent coming along for 1975 senior soccer from this fine intermediate team. SCARBORO â€" SENIORS (August 14) Manulife Yorkers 2. Richmond Hill 1 Lone goal for the BAIF team was from captain Leigh-Ann Smith, Some great play by Goalie Susan Stewart who has done a goals ‘ great job this year moving up from a defensive position to goal. I (August 22) I Richmond Hill 1 Don Mills Crescent 0 Debbi Trotman's goal from a fine pass by right-winger Diane McDowell was enough (I to defeat the strong team known for Its rugged play. Costelletti and Roberta worked very hard and stub- ‘ bornly. BOYS SOCCER North York Premier League (August 19) Bantam Good. intelligent play by the local Scholastic Tatb Pub- .lications team was not ‘enough to defeat the strong, Spartan squad although the locals could have pressed ;harder on occasions. Scorers (were Dave Crabb and Tony Caranci. Coach Tom Kerno- ban has helped this team a .lot this season and goals ‘are now coming. but many are still being missed. If all players displayed as much ‘effort as Captain Steve Rowe .the locals would be near the (top of the league rather than near the bottom. Come on Scholastic â€"- you have the .ability. BANTAM EXHIBITION (August 22) Barrie 3. Richmond Hill 2 Once again the result should have been the other way around. The locals said ‘farewell to regular goalie (Bert Bolderley who has left Ifor Germany on a student scholarship. Congratulations Bert from all your team~ mates who are right behind. ‘you in your endeavors. Wel- ‘come to Goalie John Hand- ,bury who will mind the ttwines for the remainder of Ithe season. John is an ex- Iperienced netminder with ‘much ability. North York Intermediate Tournament August 9, 10, 11. Billcting officer Les Trot- ‘man would like to thank all those who assisted him in the .billeting of the Ottawa. Que- bec and California teams. Special thanks to Presid- ent John Elliott and Secre- tary Martin Sharkey and Coach Sam Morelli and Ed Kenny for assisting at the downtown Holiday Inn with transportation, Thanks. too. to Bantam Coach Tom Ker- ‘nohan whose company. Bec- ton. Dickinson and Co., Canada. Ltd. provided 48 sets of first aid kits to each of the 48 teams participat- ing in this tournament from Canada. USA and Britain. Winners of the various divisions were: Mosquito. St. Louis. Peewee St. Louis. .Bantam. Downsview. ( Finals were played August 11 at Varsity Stadium and there was much excellent soccer to be seen. Richmond Hill will be II1~ vited to Quebec next year to participate in that tourna- ment. League Leading Hill Girls On. 7-Game Winning Streak SQUIRTS Difficulties were experi- enced by all Squirts' coaches in fielding teams this week. Thanks to the ingenuity of Convenor Sam Morelli, scratch games were arranged and all the boys had an en- joyable evening's soccer. Each team received a point in the league standings for the August 20 games. ATOMS League games for Atoms come to an end August 29. There will be no further league games after that date. Cup games will commence September 3 and continue for three nights in each of the following four weeks. Game times are 6:45 pm sharp. They will be played by all teams in the Atom division on a round-robin basis with the two top teams competing in a final match on Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Cup day which is October 5. (August 20) Expos l, Emerald Isle 0 Billy Tsotsos was the lone scorer. (August 21) Travelways 8. Super Save 0 Kevin Rowe rattled in six. with I goals for the winners Carl Koteff and Ed Bailey getting the others. (August 22) Emerald Isle 4, Super Save 1 Claudio Favero and Ryan Hanson scored two goals apiece with Scott Ross got the solo for the losers. MOSQUITOS (August 20) Richmond Hill Legion 3. Belgian Arts 1 Thornhill Village Pizzeria 3 Gogo Construction 0 (August 21) Deciantis 3, Concord Auto Parts 1 Ernest Grzincia. Zenon By- low and Kevin King handled the scoring for the winners with Barry Jesson replying for Concord. PEEWEES Only one game was played this week with Flair and Pony forfeiting the points to Richmond Hill Lions and Chargers. (August 19) Baymar 3. Rangers 0 D Kelly Farrell. Peter Tipold, and Danny Pctroff did scoring the STANDINGS (August 19) W L T G P (R. H. Lions 610 ~12 iChargers 3 4 0 â€" 6 Pony 2 3 2 17 6 .Baymar 2 3 2 16 6 (Rangers 2 3 2 8 6 EFlair 2 3 2 6 6 I ‘ GIRLS SOCCER t‘Parks Electric) continued )their seven game winning ‘strcak with another brilliant win in the North York In- termcdiate Girls League. Their four-goal win over a scoreless Don Mills makes them almost certain league winners. Scorers were Susan Morelli (two), Marie Flood and Caroline Freibaver. As current league leaders .they were chosen to lead the parade in Varsity Stadium last weekend carrying the flag for Central America. (August 14) Parks Electric 1, Armandale 0 Susan Morelli scored. Outstanding on defence were ‘ Carolyn Wynn, both of whom ‘ Spartans 4. Richmond Hill 2 1 The Richmond Hill girls; Some of the me ( ing the cheque for mbers of the Jenkins Garden Supply Club are pictured above admir~ 8100 they received for I winning the consolation series of the Village Inn Ball Tournament held in Bradford August I . Meet Oshawa Now Carpenter Bantams ” Oust Toronto Beeches Car- the first The Richmond Hill ‘penter Bantams rode ‘crest of a four-run ,inning Saturday to oust ‘Toronto Beaches by two games to one in the best-of- three zone playoffs. They now play Oshawa in the Zone 4 division. I That final game at Crosby Park saw a large crowd on hand to spur the locals on and they responded with a decisive 8-2 win. The four-run first inningY saw Paul Philip walking. .Billy Madden safe on a well- executed bunt and Glen (Moreland reaching first on an error to load the bases. Chris Dcher singled Philip home and Greg Walton doubled home Madden and Moreland. After a single by Phil Wood. Dcher scored on an error. Richmond Hill added a run in the third inning on a line-shot homerun by Greg MacMillan. Beaches scored a run in the fourth inning to cut the margin to 5~1 but the Carâ€" penters put single runs on the scoreboard in the sixth. seventh and eighth innings while Beaches could only re- oly with a single run in the eighth. Both teams had seven hits with MacMillan getting two. Wood and Moreland scored two runs while Philip. Madâ€" den. DeGeer and MacMillan plated one ,apiece. The Richmond Hill-Osh- awa series was slated to open Tuesday night of this week at Crosby Park with the second one in Oshawa later in the week. The series opened August 20. at the Town Park with Richmond Hill simply over- powering the visitors to the racket of a 13-2 score. Their assault include 17 hits. a homerun, three triples and :three doubles. Richmond Hill opened (quickly jumping off to a three-run lead in the bottom ‘of the first inning when ,Philip walked. He was out Ion a fielder‘s choice from LStcve Madden. Moreland was Fsafe on an error by the first 1baseman. There were two {out when Walton drove in .l)oth runners with a single and scored himself on a triple by Wood. 1 Beaches got back into the ball game in the top of the .third scoring two runs on ,two hits. However. this was ‘the closest they got as the ICarpenters struck for five .runs in the fifth inning. .three in the sixth, and closed out the scoring with two more in the seventh. GIRARD HOMERS The fifth inning was high- lighted by a lead-off home- run by Pinch-hitter Danny Girard. Moreland then doubled. DcGeer tripled and with two out. Greg MacMil- land and Bill Dickinson singled and Doug Lewis doubled to account for the five runs. The three runs in the sixth were off singles by Pete’ Tipold. Woods and Mac- Millan and an error' on Wal- ton‘s ground ball to the shortstop. Chris Nye was hit leading off the seventh inning and singles by Philip and DeGeer meant two runs. Moreland crossed the plate three times and Walton twice with eight other players scor- ‘ing one run each. Woods with three hits inâ€" cluding a double and triple and Dickinson with three singles led the hitters. Wood also had three rbi‘s. Walton. (DeGeer and Lewis two each and singles by Girard and Moreland. Hurler Moreland allowed five hits and walked two while striking out 20 batters over the eight innings. Philip pitched ninth inning allowing no runs while issuing a walk and (striking out a batter. The Carpenters went down to a 3-2 decision in a hard- fought game August 22 at Dentonia Park in Toronto. Richmond Hill was again quickly out of the staring gate scoring a run in the first inning on a routine single by Pete Tipold which he stretched into a double with blinding speed. He then stole third and scored on a long fly by Moreland. Toronto retaliated with a run in the bottom of the first. . Beaches took a 3-1 lead in the third inning on three singles. Richmond Hill closed the gap to 3-2 in the top of the fifth on a lead-off homerun by Greg MacMillan. the The Carpenters threatened ‘ to break out in the sixth with the bases loaded with one away but failed to score ‘ the tying run. Tipold and MacMillan led (the hitters with two out of four with Moreland, Dickin- son and DeGeer having a hit each. The three Beaches runs were scored off five hits from the offerings of More- land who struck out 10 bat- ters while walking none. ? doane hall . PHARMACY Aurora YONGE AT WELLINGTON 51'. Oak Ridges YONGE AT THE KING RD. DISPENSARY OPEN 9 A.M. 1'0 10 P.M. Every Week Night Saturday-9mm. to b p.m. 727-31 I T 773-543] Sunday-Noon to b p.m 'l (Photo by Dave Barbour) Jen/(in '5 Garden Suppl y Win 3' I 00 10 and 11. Left to right are: Captain Phil Bellavance, Ben Bourget, Coach Larry Bagley, Scott Ferguson. Pitcher John Lenneville (Big Blue) and Bernie Hough. Dave Barbour, manager of this team, was the photographer. v We Need Your Comments. .. ond readings by the Town Council. Prior to third reading (final approval), any person interested may, within 15 days after the date of this notice. send by mail or deliver to the the Planning Director. Town of Richmond Hill. 10266 Yonge Street. Richmond Hill, Ontario. L4C 4Y5, his ‘her support of approval or of his her objection to approval of the said by-law together with a statement of grounds for such position. Following is a brief explanation of the said by-law: By-law number 61-74 affects all Residential zoned lands in Plans 31-1435. 31â€"1436, M-1437 and 31-1438. known as the BAIF Subdivision Phase 1.’ There is no provision in By-law 39-71 which restricts the parking or storage of non-com- mercial vehicles. The purpose of By-law 61-74 is to prohibit the parking of all vehicles in a front yard unless on a driveway not more than 20 feet in width. By-law No. 62-74 has received first and sec- ond readings by the Town Council. Prior to third reading (final approval), any person interested may. within 15 days after the date of this notice. send by mail or deliver to the Planning Director. Town of Richmond Hill, 10266 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario, IAC 4Y5, his/her support of approval or of his‘her objection to approval of the said hy-law together with a statement of grounds for such position. Following is a brief explanation of the said byâ€"Iaw: By-law number 62-74 affects all lands within the BAIF Subdivision Phase 2, that is the lands between Weldrick and Carrville Roads, east of Bathurst Street and west of Phase 1. There is no provision in By-law 3-74 which restricts the parking or storage of non-com- mercial vehicles. The purpose of By-law 62-74 is to prohibit the parking of all vehicles in a front yard unless on a driveway not more than 20 feet in width. Byâ€"law No. 63â€"74 has received first and sec- ond readings by the Town Council. Prior to third reading (final approval), any person interested may. within 15 days after the date of this notice, send by mail or deliver to the Planning Director, Town of Richmond Hill, 10266 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario, IAC 4Y5, his/her support of approval or of his/her objection to approval of the said by-Iaw together with a statement of grounds for such position. Folllowing is a brief explanation of the said bvâ€" aw: By-law 63-74 affects Block N, Plan M-1436 located on the north side of Carrville Road adjacent to the Simpsons-Sears store in the Hillcrest Mall. The lands are zoned District Commercial by By~law number 39-71 which permits certain commercial uses. The purâ€" pose of By-Iaw number 63-74 is to permit the operation of a gas bar in addition to these uses. By-Law No. 65-74 has received first and sec- ond readings by the Town Council. Prior to third reading (final approval), any person interested may, within 15 days after the date of this notice. send by mail or deliver to the Planning Director, Town of Richmond Hill, 10266 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario, [AC 4Y5, his her support of approval or of his‘her objection to approval of the said by- law together with a statement of grounds for such position. Following is a brief explanation of the said by-law: By-law number 65~74 affects lands on the north side of Birch Avenue approximately 175 feet east of Bathurst Street. A plan of subdivision is proposed as shown on the schedule to the by-law. The lands are zoned Residential R2 by By-Iaw 2523 of Vaughan. This requires a 60~foot frontage. The pr0~ posed lots have a front lot line of 60 feet but when the frontage is measured 30 feet back from the lot line it is only 59.3 feet. The purpose of By-law 65-74 is to reduce the re- quired minimum frontage of the proposed lots to feet. A complete copy of the bY'Iaw is available for your perusal in the Public Library on Wright Street as well as in the Planning Department at the Town Hall. H. Rimon, M.T.P.T.C. Director of Planning By-law No. 61-74 has received first and sec-. PET FAIR SAVINGS ARE THE RULE WHEN YOU SHOP OUR DISCOUNT . PR ICES! FREE A PET-FAIR SPECIAL . A COMPARABLE Sl9°95 VALUE. BLACK or WHITE TRIM 24 x 12 x 12. 15 Gal. 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