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Thornhill All-Star Squirt Selects Continue Winning Ways At Malton Meet With the Oak Ridges tour- nament victory still in their minds. the Squirt house league Selects travelled to Wildwood Park in Malton on Saturday. Entrants such as Richmond Hill, Eringate, and Alder-wood promised the keenest test of skill to any who dared challenge their traditional dominance of these tournaments. Richmond Hill were ’72 and ’73 winners. Feeling the effect of Aug- ust vacations, the Thornhill All-Stars were bolstered With 'new fielders Bruce Catoen and David Alberico, and new first baseman Ed MacDonald. Back up pitcher John Adams had not seen duty on the slab as yet, but had been working out daily ito add some additional con- trol to his great speed. ' Starting positions for the first game were Larry Darby pitching. brother Mike catching, Ed Mac- Donald on first, John Adams on second. Steve Daurio at third. brother Greg at short- stop. Bruce Catoen in left field, Bobby lbeArico in cen- tre and brother David in right. Of the nine starting players, three sets of two were brothers. and two of these sets were identical twins. In the first inning, Chin- guacousy No. 2 were held scoreless on one hit, while Thornhill came back with five runs on five hits to take an early and decisive lead over what proved later to be a fairly strong team. Match- ing Chinguacousy's one run in the second, Thornhill held them scoreless in the third while chalking up four more By MARG BOUGHTON Public Meeting for Road Assumption By-luw TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to the Municipal Act whereas some doubt has arisen as to whether certain streets in the Corpora- tion of the Town of Richmond Hill have been assumed as public highways and the Council deems it advisable to assume these streets by By-law, a public meeting concerning the Road Assumption Byâ€"law is being held on Wednesday the 11th day of September, 1974, at the hour of 7:30 p.m., in the council chambers, in the Municipal office, 10266 Yonge Street, in the Town of Richmond Hill for considering the By-law and hearing those advocating and opposing the assumption of these streets as public highways. Tenders, sealed in the shall be clearly marked as ceived by the Contracts Of: vironment. 8th Floor. 135 Toronto. Ontario M4V 1P5 time on THURSDAY, SEPT. 19 for the construction of the works On the same day, commencing ronto time, the tenders will be publicly by the Tender Committee ‘ Tender documents may be studied without pay- ment at, but may not be removed from, the follow- ing premises: Consulting Engineer’s office (address below) Toronto Construction Association - Scan. 1 Sparks Ave, Willowdale. Southam Building Reports. 1450 Don Mills Rd., Don Mills. Metropolitan Toronto Sewer & Watermain Contractors' Association, 1541 Avenue Rd., Toronto. Alfred Hunter Ltd., 416 Bloor St. E., Toronto. Tenders are subject to a formal contract being prepared and executed. The Ministry reserves the right to reject any or all tenders and the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. MINISTRY OF THE CONSULTING ENGINEER ENVIRONMENT R. V. Anderson Associates Everett Biggs. Limited Deputy Minister. 194 Wilson Ave., T. Bean, Toronto, Ontario. Contracts Officer. M5M 3A8. MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT Project 2-0056-68 (2-0006-57) TENDERS FOR THE RESTORATION OF FLOW EQUALIZATION TANK THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL TOWN OF THE CORPORATION ( TOWN OF RICHMOND L. M. Clement, Clerk. tender documents I! nderson Associates Lir 4 Wilson Avenue, '1 payment of a deposit 1 shall be in the form ly certified) payable ' l the amounts of $2 inn to the Consulting for RICHMOND HILL 1e envelopes provided which as to contents, will be re- Officer, Ministry of the En- 35 St. Clair Avenue West, P5, until 3:00 pm. Toronto runs on three hits. At cur- few, Thornhill had won 11-3. Pitcher Larry Darby had allowed only seven hits, and given up three bases on balls. while fanning three of 20 batters he faced. In other games of the first round. Chineuacousy No. 1 edged Eringate 10-9. Alderwood downed Maiton 7-4, and Richmond Hill drew a bye SECOND ROUND In the second round, Mal- 'on met Chinguacousy No. 1, Bramalea's second entry. Although they had edged Eringate in the first round, they were not considered as strong as their No. 2 team. Planning for a possible five games, coaches Stan Levine and Stan Daurio decided this was the time to relieve pitcher Darby, and to deter- mine the extent to which John Adams might be used later. Darby took second, as Adams warmed up. This second game was no contest. Allowing only a single hit, and givingnp {any walks while fanning 10 of 19 batters, John Adams led the Thomhill defence in holding Chinguacousy No. 1 to only two runs. Batting 1,000 and chalking up Thorn- hill’s first homerun, Adams also figured strongly in the 15 runs scored against Chin- guacousy No. 1. In other games in this round. Chinguacousy No. 2 eliminated Eringate 4-2, Alderwood shut out Rich- mond Hill 8-0. and Malton drew a bye. THIRD ROUND In the third game, Thorn- hill met Alderwood, the only other undefeated team thus far â€" and after the impres- the : may be obtained Limited, Consulting . Toronto, Ontario ;it of $35.00 per set. an of two cheques F THE HILL sive victory over Richmond Hill, the strong favorite in this contest. With a possible three games yet to be played in the event of a loss here, the Thornhill coaches de- cided to save Darby for pitching in the critical final games. They hoped Adams could repeat some of the performance he showed in the game No. 2. 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The game ended 6-4 with a victory scored by the Thorn- hill squad, who had won a double bye to the grand final Our lust price ’ 8 97 Ea L mart Special n colours rth Stars. ed Wings. b km! are colours. as the only undefeated team In other games in this round, Malton was elimi- nated 6-2 by Chinguacousyj No. 2. and Chinguacousy No.3 1 was eliminated 9-5 by Richmond Hil. This meant that as the only teams hav- ing lost only one game, A]- derwood again tackled Rich- mond Hill in the consolation final. and downed the tired Richmond Hill club ’by 15-8. FINAL ROUND The only changes made by Thomhill for the final game were the replacement of left fielder Bruce Catoen with latecomer Pat Dickie, and the switch of Steve and Greg Daurio between third and short stop. Pitcher John Adams started the final game. V Eager for the final victory. Thomhill pounded out seven 1688 1588a Ea. Ea. hits. including homeruns by TRUE CHAMPIONS Larry Darby and BObbY They had done it. They Alberico. and a triple by ‘had met the best, and they John Adams to start thejwere the best. Pitching of first with an impressivelLal-ry Darby and John eight runs. Not to be cooled Adams was a major factor so quickly. Alderwood re-‘in the tournament. Miké plied with four runs off four ‘Darby was a standout hits. Thornhill added two in the second on a homerun by Adams, and another in the fourth on still another home- run by Adams. Alderwcod was held score- catcher. And the big bats of John Adams (.889) with two homers. two triples and two doubles. Steve Daurio (.636) Mike Darby (.556\ and David Alberico (.545) were more Alderwcod was held scorc- less in the second. third ai.d fourth innings. to finite] the fourth 11-4. Alderwocd came back with three runs on three hits in the fifth after holding Thornhill scoreless. But the drive was too little too late, as Thornhill ended the game 14-8 after seven innings. on a final finger-tip catch by shortstop Steve Daurio, just inches from the “out-of-play" line. Alberico (.545) were more than enough to reckon with. By the end of the tourna- ment. the Thornhill athletes had warmed the hearts of the officials and spectators with their excellence of play, their sportsmanship. and their calm and confident play through tense periods. They were good students. anxious to improve their skills, a delight to coach, true champions. HOCKEY SKATES Men‘s sizes: 6-12: Youths and Boys sizes: 11-5 MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ /HOCKEY‘ GLOVES They were good students. anxious to improve their skills. a delight to coach, true champions. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1974 23 YOUTHS' SIZES ' 1:51 pnce 17 88 E'a K mart Special Richmond Hill Curling Club o WEDDING RECEPTIONS o BANQUETS o PRIVATE PARTIES, ETC. 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