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An organization meeting two weeks back. called by Bob Thompson. drew interest from a large number of young girls who expressed assurances that a basketball league was feasible. Local high school stars such as Joy Gwillam and Jane Shorten will be partlci~ pating and a close league competition is expected. First game starts off at 7:00 pm and the second match will follow at 8:00 pm. Team Captains Leslie Rogers. Cheryl Paxton, Jane Shorten and Marnee Buckles will lead squads onto the church gym floor each Tues- day night in competition for the basketball champion~ ships of the ‘Hill'. High School aged girls were invited to compete, and all teams were quickly filled with players. Future growth of the league will depend on the success of this year’s venture. All games will be played at the Richmond Hill United Church gym on Centre Street. Teenaged girls basketball jumped off the mark this week with the formation of a four-team league at Rich- mond Hill United Church. Girls Basketball League ls Formed The bottom of t‘he‘fifth sawRH Auto get two more runs as Greavette got a life on Hough's second error. This was followed by Houg‘h's third error on a poke by Rob Forget: Smith again was intentionally put on, loading the bases and a S_t_o_uffville Bakery RH Auto bounced back in the bottom of the third when Ian Oliver reached base and scored as Jack Greavette singled. Ken Faulkner who scored as Kenny Roberts got a life on an error to Hough at second. The final Jenkins‘ run came in the fourth off Relief Hutu ler Kenny Roberts, as Mc- Kenzie was hit by a pitch and scored on Stuart's double. Jenkins opened the scor- ing in the top of the first inning as Al MacKcnzre singled and scored on Al Mc- Williams double. Pitcher John Lenneville followed with a double, however, Mcâ€" Williams went out as he tried to score. the Hiller‘s Pitcher Alex Smith allowed Dave Stuart to reach base and progress to third, scoring Lenneville. Jenkins went three up on the league champs on the second when Bernie Hough scored following a walk given to Bruce Sampson and a single by Phil Be‘llavancc. The next inning the Garâ€" deners increased their lead 7-0 as Lenneville singled, followed by a single by Stuart. Lennville sneaked home as Stuart tried tovsteal second and created a diver- sion to draw attention away from the scoring runner. Next Barry Pollard singled as did Rough, and an in-the- park homer by Sampson scored all three. An error by: McKinlay Dry Wall 7. Barrow Insurance 0 The final game of the reg- ular schedule. which had a bearing on the final stand- ing, was then played. Bar- rowsnoeded a win over the last place McKinlay to re- tain a chance for fourth place. What they got was nothing. McKinlay cooked their goose as they clearly vclobberecl the defending champions. In the top of the first Phil Skinner singled as did Barry Hertnett and another single off the bat of Dennis Sexton scored both Skinner and Harmett. McKinlay struck again in the fifth as Sexton doubled, advanced to third on a stolen base and scored on 'Bob Car- ton’s single. In the next inning the Dry Wallers found themselves with the. bases loaded. Ray Carter was on third, Bill Bar- kor on second and Ray Mar- lok on first. Then John Up- richard got on on an error to This Thurs. Fri., Sat. Only Jenkins opened the scor- ing in the top of the first inning an Al MacKonzre singled and scored on A1 Mc- Williams double. Pitcher John Lenneville followed with a double, however, Mcâ€" Williams went out as he tried to score. An error by the Hiller's Pitcher Alex Smith al-lowed Dave Stuart to reach base and progress to third, scoring Lenneville. JENKINS 8, RH AUTO BODY 5 Jenkins Garden Supply up- set the powerful Richmond Hill Auto Body club in the series “A” playoff opener last Monday. ' Richmoud Heights Ctre‘ and Markham Sherwood Plaza Richmond Hill Industrial League Both Semiâ€" Final Series Tied Each Team Has Won A Game Spec. $1.19 “Sf,‘;§,“ Spec. $1.25 doz. o Sidéw’alks o Curbs o Excavating o Trenching 0 Drains 0 Septic Tanks (New and Repairs) Weldrick Constr. Co. 158 Weldrick Road 881-0069 MINCEMEAT PIES MINCEMEAT TARTS Regular $1.55 doz. w‘ "mrMaketheMeaI! The next inning Joe's went three up as Mike Parrett singled as did Daryl Steele and Bob Smith got on on an error to Town’s third base- man, scoring two runs. Par- rett got on on another Town error in the fourth, advanced as Steele was hit by a 'pitch and scored as Smith was presented with another life on a Toxm error. Joe's opened the scoring in the first inning as Brian Madely reached base on an error to Town’s right fielder and scored on Joe‘s Pitcher Wayne Kirchen‘s single. Lake Wilcox 6 12 3 15 Fra-m Filtro. 6 13 2 14 McKinlay 6 14 1 13 Joe‘s Garage 4, Town Auto Body 2 In a single game Wednes- day Joe's Garage took the opener in the playoff series with Town Auto Body. RH mm; B. Town Auto Jenkins Joe's Garage Barrow’: Ins Lake Wilcox Fra-m Filtro. McKinlay Sexton who was the second string pitcher for the defending champs last year. and who started the season with Barrows. shu? out the team which found him ex- nendablc. Billy Hamilton threw for the ex champs. Final Standings In the next inning the Dry Wallers found themselves with the bases loaded. Ray Carter was on third, Bill Bar- kor on second and Ray Mar- lok on first. Then John Up- richard got on on an error to Glen Wright, playing short. The throwing error aIIGWed Carter and Barker to score and Marlok didn’t quite make it. Hartnett‘s bunt single scored U‘prichard and a three-base error allowed Hartnett to score as well. McKinlay struck again in the fifth as Sexton doubled, advanced to third on a stolen base and scored on 'Bob Car- lon’s single. Jenkins now lead the best 01 three series one game to none. costly lowed Smith plate. Town got on the score‘ Start your secretarial career right now in a course at Seneca College‘s King Campus. There’s still time this fall to begin classes leading . toward exciting, attractive job opportunities for capable secretaries. But don’t delay â€" classes ar e already beginning. In the first year, you take a common program, then specialize in the second year to get your diploma as an executive, legal or medical secretary. Students who already have basic typing and shorthand skills may be able to advance more rapidly in their studies. Seneca's King Campus offers a unique educational environment With beautiful grounds, small seminar classes, and the latest in teaching facilities. It’s easy to reach from Aurora, Newmarket, Richmond Hill and other neighbouring centers. at 884-9901 Your career as a secretary Telephone today. Get further information from the Campus Registrar error by Sampson a1- two runners to score. was ~put out at the “Wm H? SENECA cfiLLEGE hWNQMQUlvP-b Hmwwwphbq Pts. 30 23 24 23 21 15 14 13 OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY DUFFERIN STREET NORTH RR3 KING CITY ONTARIO LOG 1K0 ‘â€"lâ€"â€"n arm, WeEInesaay, Sepf. 13, 1974 Before Town broke this game open in the fifth Hur- 1ers,, Oliver for Town and Madely for Joes had a tight pitcher’s duel in progress. In the bottom half of the sixth Joe’s dented Town‘s armor as Jeff Shook got a life on an error and scored on Jim Anderson’s bunt sin~ gle. Bob Howard scored for Joe's as he singled, as did Bob Smith and Howard scor~ ed when Joe's Pitcher Brian Mader got a life on an error. The next inning saw Oliver put his club out in front by five as he banged the ball out of the park. Pitcher Garry Oliver of Town kicked things off in the top of five as he reachcd base on an error. This was followed by a single by Steve Plummer and another by Doug Carter. which scor~ ed Oliver. Larry Black cleared the bases with a‘ homer to conclude the scor- ing in this frame. In the bottom half Jenkins roared back With three big runs as Bellavance got 'on as did McWilliams, Bella- vance scoring. Stuant drove in McWilliams and Pollard drove in Stuart. However, me Jenkins‘ drive was in~ sutficient to catch the Hil- lers, thus the series is tied at one win each. Town Auto Body 7. Joe’s Garage 2 In the nightcap the Town Auto Body boys bounced back to square their series with Joe's Garage at a win each. Town clinched this win as early as the first frame as they tallied four times. lhe third inning saw RH Auto go three up as Bill Jones singled, Smith walked and Kenny Roberts tripled to drive in two runs. Roberts scored as Ken Faulkner sacrificed. The Hillers added to their lead in the sixth as Lou Vanderploeg doubled and scored on Jack Grea~ vette‘s single. Alex Smith got on on an error anu 'scored v1a the game route in the first for me Hillel's. Jenkins knot~ ted the count in the bottom of two as Dave Stuart reach~ ed first, stole second and scored on an overthrow at. second by the catcher. board in the sixth inning when Colin Wood singled. followed by a homerun by Dwight Powell. RH Auto 5, Jenkins 4 On Fnoay evening the second game in Dom play- off series was played under pljolcst oy Jenxms, who the prevmus mght at the league meeung had their ace hur- ler Jonn LenneVllle declared .nellgmlc to partlclpate in thS league for the balance ul me season. The Killers cer out a close win to stave uu ellmmation, Ken Griffith had one rim; Karl Taylor, one run, a triple, one rbi; Danny Cat- ton, one run, a triple, one rbi; Bob Keer. one rbi and Ted Cague. one homerun. uh.r erss-QW Oak Ridges Bantams In Softball Finals The Oak Ridges Bantam All Stars edged East Gwil- limbury 3-2 September 19, at the town park to advance into the York Simcoe Soft- ball League finals against Richmond Hill. Winning pitcher was Harold DeGeer who struck out 13 batters. The management 6f Jen- kins has protested it has not been established that the York Simcoe League is of a President Simpkins claims Lennevllle has participated in nine games in this other league and has documented proof to back up his state- ment, This would make him ineligible for the industrial league. HIGH CALIBRE This interpretation is bas- ed on the premise that the York Simcoe loop is a high- er class calibre. The consti tution states that persons may plan no more than three games in a higher cal- ibre classification. The controversy thickens with League President Simp- kins offering another inter- pretation of the industrial league‘s constitution as the main reason for Lenne- ville‘s suspension. Reports have it that other members of the Richmond Hill league are participating or have participated in the York Simcoe league this year, but the only action in- itiated was against Lenne- ville. Lenneville was formerly employed with Rat‘cliff‘s of Richmond Hill and played part - *ime with that comâ€" pany's team which entered the constituted York Simcoe League this season. Crux of the matter appears to be wait was described as an “unwritten clause" (Ed. Note. What's that?) in the in- dustrial league's constitution which indicates that a player “shall not participate in any other league." RULE EXCEPTION The excepion is that a player' will be allowed to play for company and church ball teams in the case where the company operates the league or is uncons-tituted. Lenneville was suspended following a special meeting called by League President Fred Simpkins to discuss his eligibility with the Jenkins team. The recent suspension of Jenkins Garden Supplies’ star hurler John “Big Blue” has resulted in as much off- the-di-amond action in the Richmond Hill Industrial Softball League as on it. Coming in the midst of playoffs. the suspension has threatened to turn the league upside down. Jenkins’ Hurler Suspended Barbour says the Jenkins team is still maintaining that the calibre of ball in the York Simcoe League has not been sufficiently established. higher calibre than the Rich- mond Hill Industrial League. Their protest was entered fol- lowing the playing of their last game in which they 103t a 5-4 decision tq Richmond Hill Auto Body in the second of their best-of-three Playâ€" off series. HYPOCRISY ' “For the Richmond Hill league to consider itself as a calibre of ball lower than intermediate is hypocrisy. If not, they have a Special rea- son for suspending a bril- liant young ball player who missed no games with his club thlS season. He claims the original “league ruling" was put there to assure that play- ers of an obviouslyAfsuperigr A further problem evolves around the fact the Rich- mond Hull League has no of- ficial classification with the OASA and therefore has no official means of deciding just how good or how bad their calibre of players are in comparison. 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