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The Richmond Hill Baif Midget girls came up with a seven run fourth inning against Port Colbourne to win 845 and even their series at one game apiece. Baif girls rally to tie series Richmond Hill lost the opener 5-3. Thursday's game at the town park saw the Rich- mond Hill Swingers finally arrive after a big fourth inning and those seven runs. The girls also came up with a better fielding effort especially from some of the key players. This game saw Vicky Robinson start things with a single followed by Sue O’Connell with another single. Barnett also singled: A Lauren MacInnis kept it going with a single and Darlene Nelson then hit a long triple. This was the Swingers’ big inning which clinched the game. Darline, as well as hit- ting, pitched a steady game. Les McCleave, the Swingers’ catcher, then belted the first pitch into deep centre for a standup double. You know, I can‘t stress the importance of the roles played in support of minor hockey through the years by Ed Sackfield, Bill Woloski and Harold Forster. Their operation of these training programs have been an invaluable help to the RHHA both financially and by way of training hockey players in fun- damentals. Really all that By Bob Reeves Well, that’s it, the end of summer and after two weeks of fishing it’s time to catch up on hockey happeningsi Of course hockey is well underway with the Rams busy with tryouts. the Richmond Hill Hockey School in operation and of course, power skating is scheduled to begin next week. Hill minor hockey school underway The opening game in defeat as Joseph Lyman Port Cobourne saw a connected for threl combination of errors and counters and Marl light bats bring about the Radcliffe for one. DOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOUOCOOOOO" we can say is thanks Thornhill Community Centre 7755 Bayview Ave., Thornhill For further information, please call 881-2013 MEN'S III-TEAM INTERMEDIATE Non Body Contact Hockey League STARTING OCT. Ist In“ Men (18 and Over) To Play Hockey REGISTRATION DATES: Sept. 13 1 pm. to 4 pm. and Sept. 20 1 pm. to 4 pm. Sweaters Supplied. Season Begins Oct. FOR INFORMATION PHONE (AFTER 6 PM.) D 8 A SPORTS hare: THIS YEAR AGAIN THE RICHMOND HILL TOWN HOCKEY LEAGUE The League reserves the right to reject any application. COME ON OUT AND JOIN THE FUN. PRESIDENT: JACK MAJOR "' At Richmond‘ Hill New Arena Fee: '60-“ (Sixty Dollars) JACK MAJOR 884-4885 LEN NEAL 895-8792 Run by Invite at Richmond Hill left 17 girls on base, could manage only three hits, while committing eight errors. Getting the only hits were Stephanie Clarke, Vicky Robinson and Kelly Maclnnis. Richmond Hili downfall I was happy to learn that during my fishing trip Ken Ham had held two sessions with the coaches, which were most successful and rewar- ding. These meetings stressed treatment of injured players and were conducted by Jack Williams and Bill Chatwell. Bill, of course, has a fine background and is currently trainer of Dynes Jewellers. Flyers downed the Wanderers 2-0 on goals by Mitchell Winemaker and Jeffrey Parisi and Albion handed United a 4-0 defeat as Joseph Lyman connected for three counters and Mark Radcliffe for one. In the games played August 19 the Rangers defeated Celtics 3-2 with Lindsay Gaughan con- tributing two goals and Bruce Cameron one for the winners. Andrew Gaughan and Joseph Stenta scored in a losing cause. The Rovers defeated the Hotspurs 1-0 with Richard Mazzobel netting the ball. Squirt Jack needs no in- troduction to hockey fans, being a highly qualified, experienced trainer. He, I have learned, has turned down other offers this year in order to assist us in establishing a training program in the RHHA. NOW by way of thanking these men we need young men to come out and help us by being trainers on our town teams. Under The game between the Hearts and Thistles was cancelled. Atom Thornhill minor soccer The Hawks defeated the Vikings 1-0 with Jason DeBoer being the only scorer. Jack’s leadership, they will learn a lot and be of great help to the teams. Call me at 884-8865 or you can find us at the arena all next week. Come on out and get involved. This year there will be some major changes equipment-wise in our OMHA teams. The board of directors for both economic and uniformity ii;;iiiii(iiiiii{{ii(8ii{{'(i(i{iiii§{l{l{{i6885838588g@ reasons have made the following decisions: Helmets this year will have to be purchased by the players. These will be CCM and black in color. The choice of black is for uniformity as is the choice of CCM, one of two approved helmets. A helmet is a very personal piece of equipment and must be perfectly fitted. We feel that this will be insured by having the players purchase their own. Sweaters this year will be green, as in the past, and second teams will be wearing green as well in cases where new equipment is purchased. Herb Walton has already placed his equipment order and four second ,16 2?: CHEST EnEEZEn HOLDS OVER 550 [.88. OF FROZEN FOOD. . . 16 cu. ft. Freezer holds 550 lbs of lrozen load. Features include: hidden hinges. defrost drain. Iidlock and key. Free food spoilage insurance plan. - OUR REGULAR TAGGED PRICE $179.99 teams will be in green this year. year. A new jacket has been designed and ap- proved for use of OMHA teams this year. The jacket is mandatory and can be seen at Baymar Sports. They are green with a newly designed crest. Our thanks go to Claude Henderson and his son who were responsible Kent Clothes will continue selling the standard Richmond Hill Hockey jacket for house league use. Marv has a good supply on hand so when jacket time comes around, remember Kent Clothes. We are short of second team coaches. If you can help, please get in touch. II I E I 'mce $179.99 :7///;: mzsmné ch for the new design THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Aug Direct Phone Lines: 884-9125 0 881-13207 773-4512 There is every possibility a second team will not be operated if coaches are unavailable. registration next week â€" Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Saturday and Sunday and the RHHA equipment exchange on Saturday. I‘ll end this column with an apology to all boys in 10165 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL Permanent press cool down care‘ 5 posi- tion water temperature control. Heavy duty construction. Porcelain tub. top and lid. HARVEST GOLD ONLY AUTOMATIB WASHER SELF CLEANING LINT FILTER the 15 and 16 year group and their parents. Last week a "skate" was privately organized for a select group in this age group. This was NOT sponsored by the RHHA and was NOT an official tryout. Steps have been taken to make certain it will never happen again. Once again, boys. we are sorry. 1975