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Young Harold DeGeer spun a no hitter against Bradford Thursday night of last week as his Rich< mond Hill United Brotherhood of Carpenter bantams reached the finals of the South division of the York Simcoe Softball League with two shutout vic- tories. The Carpenters won 3-0 at Crosby Park Sept. 3 and then dumped Bradford by 4-0 the next night, courtesy of Mr. DeGeer. DeGeer struck out 18 batters as he tossed a no hitter. He was superb on the mound as only three Bradford batters hit the ball to the infield; every other batter struck out. This was DeGeer's 18th win of'the season as he hit three batters and walked two with no runner going beyond second base, The Carpenters scored twice in the second as Bill DickinSon singled and Ted lnch walked. Dickinson scored on a Demonstrate old muskets The popular precision team of Upper Canada Rifles will once again provide a demonstration of old time musket use and hand gun drill work on Sunday at Cold Creek Conservation area. The demonstration, which begins at 10:30 am. and continues to 3 o'clock. will include the “Buffalo Shoot" demonstration that has become such a favorite with crowds. In this action. unit members balance their rifles on crossed sticks and fire the muzzle- loaders at targets 100 yards away. The Cold Creek trap and small bore ranges will also be open that day for those wishing to do their own shooting. Cold Creek is located between Bolton and Nobleton, three miles north of the King Sideroad on Concession Road 11. For further in- formation. call Metro Region Conservation at 661â€"6600. arpenters oust Bradford in two ‘. Sidewalks . Trenching !. Excavaiing . curbs . Sep'ic Tanks . Drains (New and Repairs) THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Sept. 10. 1975 BIA BIRD MIC/It'll, WELDRICK CONSTRUCTION 17A Weldrick Road 881-0069 "wlfiom/Ii/l WM .7123 Welt/70!: mall/B WATCH FOR POSTERS CONTAINING SCHEDULES THORNHILL THUNDERBIRDS HOCKEY CLUB LTD 7755 BAY‘JIEW AVENUE, THORNHILL ADDRESS NAME NUMBER OF TICKETS. L. M. .‘ CHEOUE MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS, ORDER FORMS ALSO AVAILABLE AT FISHER BROS. SPORTS OR CALL 889-0313/889-5033/8890487 passed ball while Inch came home on Matt Zurich‘s single. and a sacrifice by Rod Rung scored Bruce Sampson. a A _ In the fifth Sampson and Bruce Stevens scored on Rod Runge’s triple. Barry Pollard drove Runge in. Ronald's picked up a run in the fifth and sixth. Runge drove in three more runs in the sixth with a double as Jenkin‘s pushed home a total of five runs. Stevens was the win- ning hurler and Craig Shuttlesworth took the 1055. he was relieved by Jim Cook late in the game In the nightcap Phill Bellavance tripled and scored on a Bob Howard error, in the second to put Jenkins out in front. In the third, Bernie Hough got on as he was hit by a pitch and eventually stole home. Barry Pollard carried home Jenkin‘s third run as he tripled and scored when Rod Runge reached base on an error. Joe’s lone run came in the final frame when Wayne Kirchen doubled and advanced on a sacrifice After two, outs in the (Continued from 8-1) HOCKEY SALE s“12§':§$.§37;59 SEASON TICKET ORDER FORM Town Auto finishes in first Jim Anderson. He Sale Prices Effective While Stock Lasts; fifth, Greg Walton walked and eventually scored on a passed ball. The Car- penters scored again in scored on an error by Hough. Stht Ferguson took the win for Jenkin's and Kirchen absorbed the loss This double win by Jenkin‘s moved them into a two way tie for fifth place with McKinlay Drywall. The fifth place finisher gets a bye in the new consolation playoffs. Lakers win 3-2 On Friday, Lake Wilcox and McKinlay Drywall met in a make up contest which would determine whether Wilcox and Ronald’s would remain tied for last or McKinlay and Jenkin's remain tied for fifth place. The Lakers won 3-2 so a toss was used to deter- mine who gets the bye. The toss was won by McKinlay who chose to accept the bye. 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Dennis Sexton, who started for McKinlay and needed relief after three innings by Rick Carton. took the loss. In the nightcap, 3 “nothing” game between Joe's Garage and Town Auto Body dragged to a two all tie. 79.95 39.95 54.95 51.25 47.50 8.95 14.95 SALE SA LE SALE At Crosby Park the teams were locked in a scoreless tie for five in- nings before the Car- penters finally scored. Pete Tipold drew a walk, followed by Bill Dickinson‘s solid single. Phil Wood stroked a single to score Tipold. and Greg Walton hit a sacrifice fly to score Dickinson. Randy Spensley then singled to score Wood. Phil Wood won his Dependable power, guaranteed seventh ball game as he scattered six hits while striking out nine batters. Catcher Spensley gunned down two would-be stealers to help the cause. Wood was in complete control of the game but had to wait six innings for the Carpenters to'score. The Hiller's now meet East Gwillimbury for the league championship. 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