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The Richmond Hill Lazenby Lassies‘ Mosquitoes came up with two wins and a tie last week to qualify for the conâ€" solation finals of the Dixie Minor Soccer Tournament against Don Mills. _ Viiiiél gaine is tentatively slated for August 10 but could be set back to a later date due to holiday complications. Richmond Hill opened the tour- nament with a 2-0 blanking of West- wood, tied Mississauga 5-5 in the second game, edged a visiting Calgary, Alberta team 2-1, before losing 6-1 to a powerful Waterloo aggregate. (VI-fivglillh the Lazenbyvg'irlg played four games in five days. The July 12 opener against Westwood saw the Richmond Hill squad score all of their goals in the first half courtesy of Suzan Morelli and Kim Kernohan although they missed five good chances in the second half. Enter the sags Then came the Mississauga tilt with Richmond Hill going two goals up in the first 10 minutes only to have the roof fall in as the airport took control of the game. Mississauga proceeded to tie the game at 2-2 and then go ahead by one before Richmond Hill recovered to tie the game and then go ahead by 4-3. It was back to see-saw again with Mississauga tying it and then moving into a 5-4 lead. But the day was saved with three minutes remaining when left winger Debbie Trotman picked up a perfect cross pass from Morelli and headed the ball into the left corner of 3 goals for Manelli Leading the scoring way was Suzan Morelli with three and Debbie Trotman with two. Coming up with excellent performances were Hedy Ahnert. Caroline Snider (goal) and Susan Stewart. Their most exciting win came July 15 against Calgary with the Richmond Hill team again forging into 2-0 lead in the first 10 minutes. B4 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. July 30, 1975 the net The first one came on a 40 yard shot by Leigh-Ann Smith which fooled the Calgary goalie followed by a goal by Debbie Trotman. Then came the sags as Calgary stormed to the offensive but could only break for one goal in a fine display of defence by the lassies. Both teams exchanged crests prior to the game. Rangers split games Lazenby Lassies win 2, tie 1 to reach Don Mills cqmnsola‘tjown The Richmond Hill soccer Rangers split weekend games winning 4-3 Sunday against Orillia in a Jim Richardson Cup Trophy game after being out-defenced the night previously 1-0 by Barrie City. The Rangers had many good chances in the Barrie contest at Barrie but just couldn‘t put the ball into the net. Richmond Hill United I returned to its winning ways, July 26, after suffering the first defeat of the season, by defeating Kleinburg 2-0. Richmond Hill United I returned to its winning ways, July 26, after suffering the first defeat of the season, by defeating Kleinburg 2-0. United started off strong and was soon testing the Kleinburg goalkeeper but came up empty handed for the first half hour. Billy Millar, returning to the forward line, after a spell in goal, slammed home a shot eventually to make it 1-0. The score remained the same until half time although United challenged constantly. The second half was a repetition of the first half, with United pressing and only spurts of offence from Kleinburg. Keeper John Slavson had very little to handle in the United goal. Midway through the second half, Millar slammed home his second goal after running on to a fine through ball from Ivan Brown to give United a 2-0 lead which they maintained to the end of the game. John Connelly contributed a fine steady game and Ivan Brown did a tremendous amount of running in midfield. Next game, August 9 at Bayview Secondary School when Richmond United 1 meets Bayview Thistle. Kickoff 6 pm. R. F. Mote 11, R. H. Auto Body 4. Jeff Shippcott hit a grandslammer and a single for Mote. Brian Dunnett had seven strikeouts while lashing out two triples and as many singles. Steve Smith had two hits as did Paul Joslin who was up from the tyke division. Great efforts for Auto Body from Doug Walton and Dan Summerhill. Senior Girls Aloi Bros 25. . Hanson’s Flowers 5. Sandy Shadoff and Carol Struthers went five for five at bat for Aloi. Sandy Trumball had 11 strikeouts. Hanson's are still Shorthanded and were also hurt by errors. Susan Madden pitched well with nine strikeouts. victors. Dave Louman pitched a good game in a losing cause for City Wide. Pat Guyton, Rob Genoa and Rob McKenzie played heads up ball. Dynes Jewellers 7, Rumble Tran- sport 1. Ron Lineman and Billy Barton homered for Dynes. Dale Morland pitched a great game while Doug McClean caught what looked to be a sure homer. With only three games remaining in schedule play the standings are as follows: Dynes Jewellers 12, Bob’s Boys 11, Charlton Hardware 8, Summit Transmission 11, Jr. Fuddle Duddles 10, City Wide Rentall 7, Rumble Transport 11, Kinnear Pontiac 10. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|llll|Ill||llllllI|ll|lllllllllIIIIIIIIIIII||llllIll|ll|I|IllllllIlllIlllllllllllllIIIllllflllllllllllllllllllllll|IIlIIlIII|Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|l|II|I|III|II|ll|ll||ll|ll||I|ll|lllll||IIIII||ll|Illllllll|llllI|Ill|IllIIllllllllllIlllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll The third goal was scored by Patrick Smith from a well-taken corner by Neil It was a different story Sunday as the Rangers hosted Barrie City at Pearson Park in the second round of the Jim Richardson Cup playdowns. Binsell injured Rangers‘ goalie Ron Binsell is out with an injury but his spot was nicely covered by captain John White. Thefirst goal of the game was scored by Vincent Fottrell, assisted by Jim McKeegan and George Artemiu. Shortly after this, Vincent got his second goal set up beautifully by Patrick Smith. Hill United | Whips United started off strong and was soon testing the Kleinburg goalkeeper but came up empty handed for the first half hour. Town Auto atop industrial loop Kleinburg crew 2â€"0 Town Auto Body maintained its place atop the Richmond Hill Industrial Softball League standings with a come- from-behind 7-2 win over defending champion Richmond Hill Auto Body Wednesday night of last week at Crosby Park. Gary Oliver worked Six innings for Marcel Forget opened in the first Ronalds'got one back in the fifth, “1? Winners 3110Wing three 01' the with a sin 1e and a three base Ronald Mike Da ettwithadoubl ' sun in no.1 I 27 Hfller’s four hits. Rob Chephan pitched error. 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Protest game only one hit, a single by Kenny Roberts M”"S “ms “ ‘ 9 ‘ 9 The second feature McKinnon Ronald’s hit the scoreboard in the the Hillers picked up four insurance Jamal-5.6m“ supply 12 l a o a Drywall and Jenkm‘s Garden Supply seventh as Chuck Nelson got on base runs. hifildécggaeratea :3 a :12 g ‘3 llIlllllIlllll|||llllllllllllllllllllIIIIllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll|IlllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll|IllllllIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllIll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll|llllllllllllllllllllllllIII|Ill|lllllllllllll|llIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll The Hiller‘s Rob Forget opened the scoring in the first inning as he singled and was knocked in by Jim Clement on another single. The “wrecking crew" won this game in the third as Colin Wood homered with Gary Oliver and Larry Black decorating the base paths. Town piled on three more runs in the fifth, highlighted by a two-run homer off the bat of Scott Mabley. They added the final one in the sixth. Richmond Hill Auto got its second run as Kenny Roberts singled. reached third and scooted home on a wild pitch in the sixth. Allowed 3 hits Gary Oliver worked six innings for the winners allowing three of the Hiller’s four hits. Rob Chephan pitched the final frame. For RH. Auto Val Steffan went 5 innings yielding ten hits and Kenny Roberts finished up and allowed two hits. Meet their Waterloo Richmond Hill‘s only loss of the tournament to date came July 17 as they literally met their “Waterloo”. The team was also hampered by being without some of its more experienced players. 7 Kathy Beckwith, playing peewee-up, came up with a very creditable per- formance and kept the opposition worried. Debbie Trotman continued her fine play getting the lone Richmond Hill goal while Carolyn Wynn played a great second half ably supported by Karen McArthur. LeaguePlay(July17) Scarboro - Bantams. The game between Richmond Hill and Don Mills was postponed because of the Dixie tournament and will be rescheduled later North York - Peewees (July 16) Armourdale 2, Richmond Hill 1. Susan Morelli scored the lone goal for the losers in a well-fought game. The Hill defence played well throughout. Referee Norman Murphy controlled the game extremely well and is an asset to the association considering his young age. North York League - Mosquitoes (July 17) Richmond Hill 2, Armourdale l. Sharpshooter Laurie Lynden scored both goals for the Lazenby squad who deserved their win away from home; Notes: Coach Joan Cowe is looking forward to meeting the Georgetown Mosquitoes July 29 in Georgetown under the flood-lights. This promises to be a good game and all parents of girls on the team are asked to support the game by assisting with transportation to Georgetown. The team will also be required to travel to Orangeville a little later on and after that to Dixie for a game in Mississauga. More details on that later. Convener Les Trotman: “Phew!!!” Coaches Dianne Grimshaw‘ Joan Cowe, Sam Morelli and Manager John Wynn and myself feel this has been a hard week of soccer and we know there is much more to come yet. That is what it is all about â€" keeping the girls and boys busy and, also, happy and interested in what they are doing. Parents are now showing more enthusiasm and we all implore you to keep it up. Welsh. George Artemiu got goal number four when he was set up by Vincent Fottrell who just missed get- ting his third of the afternoon. Rangers relax The Rangers seemed to relax after this lead and Orillia came on to score three quick goals. That was it. Saturday’s loss saw Lynch, White and Adams coming up with standout ball at halfback along with Redlarski and Sodek at fullback. Sunday‘s game saw White, Welsh, Fottrell, Smith and Artemiu playing a solid 90-minute game along with Declan Lynch at centre half. Tournament Saturday There is no league play this weekend but the Rangers will be holding their annual tournament August 2 at Pearson Park at 10 am. Teams will come from Toronto, Aurora, Newmarket and Bradford. The next home game will be August 9 at Pearson Park when the Rangers meet Aurora Rangers. Barrows drew first blood in the lst. when Glen Wright got on with an error as did Dave Bell and a single by Roger Ball got the rbi. In the third Dave Bell tripled and was banged home by Roger Ball with a single. Mill‘s bounced back in the bottom half of the inning, Pete Gould and Moe Williamson accepted base-on-balls and both scored on the strength of Terry Haviland‘s double. Midway through the second half, Millar slammed home his second goal after running on to a fine through ball from Ivan Brown to give United a 2â€"0 lead which they maintained to the end of the game. John Connelly contributed a fine steady game and Ivan Brown did a tremendous amount of running in midfield. was postponed Over ai the Town Park Mill’s Roses and Barrow‘s Insurance waltzed to a 2-2 draw. Larry Guio, for Barrows, went the distance yielding only three hits while Terry Legge. on the rubber for Mill’s gave up 10 hits. LeFeuveshines The night cap saw Lake Wilcox breeze to an easy 8-2 decision over the Ronald's Federated team behind the four hit. 17 Strikeout pitching per- formance of Luke Le Feuve. Just one of those awful days for Helen Tomlinson (background) of the Richmond Hill Lazenby Lassies as she gets beaten to the ball by Willowdale's Machell Mettel in a North York game Thursday night of last week. Willowdale won 4-0. Awful. Tâ€"Ball Fisher Sports 18. York Provincial Ambulance 16. Homering for the winners were Jay Fowler, Marlene Ceballo, David Repath, Edward Kaneman and Doug Chaffe. All York members played well. Baymar Sports 22. Town Auto Body 5. For Baymar it was Mike Leonard, Tim Lawlor and Heather McKenzie homering. Sovereign Water Conditioners 14, Shoe World Raiders 13. Michelle Turner played a strong game for the Raiders and Lisa McGrath was steady. Tykes Ziebart Rustproofing 3. Ramsey Rec. 2. David Willison scored the winning run with Larry Walton tripling for Ziebart. Ramsey Rec played well borrowing two players from Ziebart. Photo Hut 20. fiowéll Plumbing 5. The second big win in a row for Photo with strong batting and fielding. Powell’s was hurt by the fact their pitcher was on holidays. Fisher ’3 win 7 8- 7 6 Powell Fencing l9, Nelson's Conâ€" tracting 8. Vera Marokin pitched a good game for Powell while Kathy Chepelsky connected for two homers and Laurel Owens for one. Keeley and Darla Ablett played well defensively. Debbie Ceballo showed promise for Nelson‘s in tossing her first game Tracey Ball and Suzie Elliott were strong at bat. Junior Girls Loughlin Lumber 20. Rice's Flowers 11. Madeleine Belanger was five for five at bat for Loughlin including three singles, a double and a homerun. Tina Thornington also homered. For Rice’s it was Janey Stevenson with three for three, all of them homers. Squirts N. S. Smith Real Estate 9. Bender Rugs 2. Robert Strang had three for three, two of them homeruns. Mark Joslin pitched a terrific game. Rod Gilchrist played heads up ball for Bender in a losing game. Tim VanHalteren played extremely well. with a bunt single, Alvin Cohen drew a walk and Bill Cook got a life on an error which allowed Nelson and Cohen to score. Jim Cook on the rubber for Ronalds gave up 10 hits. v This game was played under protest by both teams. Shoot 'em up In the Friday night contests, two shoot 'em ups to report. The first saw RH. Auto Body and Ronald’s Federated in a close one for most of the game when the Hillers exploded for, or rather Ronalds collapsed, allowing the Killers to push across four runs in the bottom of the sixth to salt away the victory. R.H. Auto opened the scoring in the first as Val Steffan reached base on a fielder's choice and scored when Ken Faulkner did the same thing. They went two runs up in the third. Steffan doubling and Faulkner driving him in with a single. Ben Mar Appliances 8, Rudy's [‘sso 3. Linda Bell pitched exceptionally well for Ben Mar with 10 strikeouts. Terry Wells hit a triple and a double to help bring up the score. Rudy’s had a bad night. The only scores were made by Patricia Fitzpatrick, Dena Tsafaroff and Susy McWatt on walks. Jiu Jitsu Kai 12. Edward's Enforcers 9. Catcher Kathy Lund was outstanding for the winners and Barb Mashinter shone on first as usual. Denise Edwards tripled for Edward's while Mary O’Sullivan had a homer, double and single. Linda White had four for four at bat. They also came up with three double plays. Standings: Rudy’s Esso 8, Ben Mar Appliances 8, Aloi Bros 8, Edward’s Enforcers 6, Hanson‘s Flowers 6, Jiu Jitsu Kai, 6. Peewee Bob's Boys 2, Charlton 1. Bob’s pit- cher Jim Majury faced just 28 batters and Ross Quessager 32 for Charlton. Leo Ablett made a clutch play in right field to get the last batter out in the top of the seventh inning keeping the score tied. Craig Ham and Scott Renshaw played well. Bob Chateauvert walked three times and scored the only run. Les Smith made some great plays at shortstop. Mark Redemere also played well. Junior Fuddle Duddles 9. Summit Trans. 4. Steve Charles had homer and triple for the Fuddle Duddles while Scott Crawford and Paul Harrietha played well. Performing well for Summit were John Noble, Bill Gregg and Wayne Bolger. Kinnear Pontiac 10. City Wide Rentall 4. Joe Avolia, David Peters and Bob Horton all played well for the victors. Dave Louman pitched a good game in a losing cause for City Wide. Pat Guyton, Rob Genoa and Rob McKenzie played heads up ball. Dynes Jewellers 7, Rumble Tran- sport 1. Ron Lineman and Billy Barton homered for Dynes. Dale Morland pitched a great game while Doug McClean caught what looked to be a sure homer. richmond hill minor ball The pitchers were, for the winners Jim Clement, yielding five hits while A1 Mountsteven, for Ronalds only gave up seven hits. Town Auto Body Barrow's Insurance Joe’s Garage R.H. Auto Body McKinley Drywall Mill‘s Roses Jenkin's Garden Supply Lake Wilcox Ronald's Federated Next, Joe‘s Garage humbled Mill’s Roses 8-1. Terry Haviland, for the Roses, opened the scoring in the second with a homer; from here on it was all Joe‘s game. In the top of the third, four hits in- cluding a double by Jim Anderson and a triple off the bat of Bob Smith, saw Joe’s, with two out score three men. The next inning they exploded for five runs from two singles, two walks an error and a fielder‘s choice. Dave Berseth pitched the first three innings for Joe’s allowing two hits and Brian Madley finished up yielding no hits. For the losers it was Terry Legge giving up all seven of Joe‘s hits before being relieved by Bill Jackson after three and one quarter innings. The game was terminated after five innings. (Photo by Hogg) .1 9‘98 ‘ T110101000 L134569312 W1009744 42 11] 6344534254 111111111 The local defence came up with a terrific effort breaking down most of the_o_ffenc_e throughout the game. By Jane Stel The Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Association still has a finger left in the Ontario Provincial Cup after games played last weekend by three teams. Richmond Hill Scholastic Major Peewees defeated London Portuguese by 1-0 with Eddie McNally netting the lone goal minutes into the second half. This is the best a Richmond Hill team has done in years in Ontario Cup play. The Scholastics‘ next game is in Niagara Falls August 10. Not so good Other Ontario Cup action saw CFGM Major Mosquitoes felled 7-1 by a strong Scarboro St. Andrews squad. Richmond Hill held its own for the first half which ended in a 1-1 tie. Their lone goal was scored by Adrian Steenson. Richmond Hill Gamma Minor Mosquitoes went down 4-2 to Mississauga. Good hitting, good infield and outfield cat- ches and getting the ball in accurately won it for the Trust gals. Richmond Hill was a goal down in the first minute but kept attempting to fight back but were unable to penetrate a stubborn defence. The Richvale Collision Bantam Girls B team dropped a 22-14 game to Guaranty Trust. The girls were hitting well but errors held them back. Bantam Girls A Team: Maple downed Guaranty Trust 12-0. A reminder that next week‘s games are a continuation of the exhibition series and coaches should be prepared to referee their own games during this time. Schedules Schedules will be available shortly for the last remaining games in league play and round robin contests to determine the teams who will play on Cup final day October 4. Coaches and players should be prepared to play two games in some weeks and also to start games earlier at 6:30 pm. Jewellers win Richmond Hill Dynes Jewellers edged their nearest rivals for first place in the North York league â€" Yorkview â€" by 2-1. Newcomer Robert McGregor got both goals for Dynes with his second one breaking a 1-1 tie at half time. The win puts the Jewellers in the lead for first place by a four point margin with just three games to go. Last week’s results (July 22): Squirt Bait Bombers 4. Sanderson Gulf 0. Dino Buffon led the way in this one with two goals with singles going to Tony Desicar and Chris Pescanor. Baif controlled the game all the way. Aurora Legion 2, Galaxy 1. Jamile Harlow scored both goals for the winners with Scott Ross getting the other one. Tony Morelli and Grant Clark scored for Village. Concord Auto 5. Doane Hall (Aurora) 2. Doane Hall only had seven players going for it but stunned the opposition with the first goal in a tremendous effort. Terry Coles got three for the winners with singles to Glen Strother and Steven Arai. Mark Homes and Scholastic Peewees in Ontario Cup hunt Aurora Gulf 2. Travelways 1. Un- beaten Aurora squeezed by in this one with Blair Boston and A. Do] scoring. Graig Vitig replied for Travelways. Ed‘s Carpet (Aurora) 3. Ratcliffs 2. A fast-improving Ratcliffs side gave Aurora a good go but had trouble finishing their plays. Mike Eley scored twice for the winners and Rusty Cois once. Mathew Dove scored for the losers. The activity on the courts at Rich- mond Hill is another indication of the growing interest in tennis. There was a time when the demand for courts would now be slackening off but every night finds them crowded and organized events have more entries than ever before. For people wanting less competitive tennis the social night on Wednesday is still popular...beginners or in- termediate, all get three or four mat- ches striving hard, but always with distinction for the prize of a can of balls. In all ages and categories Richmond Hill is doing well...in the under 12 category Paul Beck rose through the clamoring ranks to the quarter finals at the Sir Winston Churchill tournament and to the semi-finals in the Ontario Closed. Janet Sheppard, under 14, also made the quarter finals (bear in mind, that’s the last eight competitors) in the Sir Winston Churchill. Majors win The Majors won 4-2 at Brampton mostly due to the Augusts, Peter Wenzel, Phil Blanchard, Brian Stainer and the wraith-like Arnie Balogh. Pat Lohman and Val Bruhn blew their debut but not without a struggle. The YorkSimcoe team beat Aurora 3-2 and are now top of the standings. Doubles handicap For those that prefer gentler bat- tlefields, don’t forget the Doubles Handicap August 23...Doubles, means just that...sex does not enter the picture (some things have to be put aside for the game)...put two names down on the clubhouse list and John Marais will make up the handicaps (play as lousy Richvale gals win 22-14 Tennis interest grows Squirt Girls Adams Plumbing By Eric Handbury downed King City 15-2 with Linda Kloosterman pitching a great game and Jenny Logush hitting two homeruns. Peewee Girls: Bork Jewellers lost 26-19 to King City. Squirt Boys Rose Trailers lost 14-12 to Maple‘ Douglas Keating, with three runs. and Tom Kim and Terry Bunker with two apiece, led the scorers. Graig Crawford scored for Aurora Tournaments Inc. 2. J. T. Carpet (Aurora) LA major upset here against the previously unbeaten Aurora team with Ian Walker and Chris Meeks scoring for the winners and Ron Grimmer replying for J.T. Bear Alignment (Aurora) 10. Alcan (Aurora) 1. Ian Jones led the assault and battery charge with six goals with two going to John Hickson and one to Kevin Small and Gary Lichter. Jeff White scored for Alcan. Mosquitoes (July 23) Creative Decor 2. A & W 0. A frustrating game for A & W culminating in two penalty kicks awarded them and missing on both attempts. The win put Decor ahead in the league standings. Aurora 9. R.H. Legion l. Enough said. Pony 2. Midway Machinery (Aurora) 0. Pony continues to challenge with another fine effort. richmond hill soccer , Squirt (August 5). Travelways v Baif Bombers, Gord Cardwell; Sanderson Gulf v Galaxy. Cor Van Kempen; Ratcliffs visit Auroral Atom (August 5): Concord Auto v Thornhill Village, Dave Kenny; Lamb Moving v Bear Alignment, Tom Jen- son; Tournament to Aurora. Mosquitoes (August 6). RH. Legion v Creative Decor. Ian Spiers; Pony to Aurora. Peewee (August 4). Baymar v St. Andrews, Gord Card- well Peewee (July 21) Flair 7. XL Metalcraft (Aurora) 0. A surprisingly one-sided struggle with Flair's halfback line of Stephen Bevan, Mike Ross and Chris Taylor dominating centrefield and allowing the forwards roaming room. The winners got two- goal efforts from Dwayne Harriett. David Mason. and Russell Thornhill with one by Max Muzzone. St. Andrews (Aurora) 4. Baymar 2. St. Andrews took over top spot with this win. Next week‘s exhibition game and possible referee: League s'andings SOUIIZT: Up to July 25m J.T. Carpet 9 Lamb Moving lo Tournaments lo Thornhill Village 10 Concord Auro 9 Bear Alignment lo Doane Hall 10 Alcan Io MOSQUITOES: Up to Julv 251D Creative Decor A 8. W Pony Midway Machinery Aurora Hobbies Aurora Travel R.H‘ Legion PEEWEES: Up in July 25m Aurora Gull Baif Bombers Ed’s Carpe' Travelways Ratclms Aurora Legion Sanderson Go" Galaxy ATOM: Up to July 25th What John will do about his own handicap remains to be seen. Last year he broke his foot...perhaps if he wins this year he could leave his 1976 han- dicap to the members. Last minute notes Addendum to Court rule 6 subdivision (a)...on Court 4 where a member publicly states himself to be a member of the public and puts aside his club membership in favor of public mem- bership or membership in either category, the half hour rule shall not apply. The member, or non-member, as the case may be, being considered deceased...in proper shoes, of cour- se ..... as you can for a while in case he’s watching). richmond hill tennis club Injuries We regret that Bob McKee had to be withdrawn from a game when he choked violently on a Derek Smith line call. The rumor that Joan Lennon has approached Billie Jean King to come out of retirement and play for the sorry lot in the Blue team cannot be discounted. St. Andrews XL Meialcra" Flair Baymar Carl Lashley dislocated his shoulder in a magnificent effort to surprise everybody be getting a first service in. The weekly motorcycle race around the Crosby courts will be held as usual during the middle of all tournaments. Tenders invited:...for sign to read ‘Yankee go home‘. Aurora Tennis Club. B a n t a m B o y s . Somerville Pipeline dropped an 11-5 game against Maple. Peewee Boys A Team. Suburban Radiater lost to Victoria Square 13â€"8. Big hitting by Wayne McLellan with a homer and a double and strong pitching by Allan Kolk- man with seven strikeouts weren’t enough to bring home a win. Peewee Boys B Team. No report on game.