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Rich vale Collision 0 ver Map le via 7 3-2 RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Bantam Girls dropped a 9-8 game to Bridlewood June 9 after leading through six and a half innings and losing in the final inning. Bridlewood is still :mdefeated. In other North York SCARBORO â€" The Richmond Hill Lions travelled to Scarboro last Saturday to participate in a peewee tournament and came away with the “B” championship honors. The ‘first game of the day was the kind that The boys took this squeaker behind the solid eight strikeout pitching of Terry Bunker who also helped his own cause with a grand slam homerun. Good fielding and hitting by Derek Plummer, Kevin Ryan and Chris Broughton gave terrific backup in this winning effort. Richvale Collision 13 Maple 2 RICHVALE â€" The Richvale Minor Ball Association is under way with lots of action and. in some cases, lots of scoring. Follbwing are the results of the various games: SQUIRT GIRLS Larma Investments vs Maple The season opener for the Larma girls was a losing effort but we ex- pect bigger and better things for the youngsters as the season progresses. The Richvale girls couldn‘t seem to get it together in this first effort as they were defeated SQUIRT BOYS‘ Richvale Collision 12 vs Victoria Square 11 FEE-WEE GIRL Al Woolley Printing vs Maple No. 2 Hi/l Peewee Lions Win ’8’ tourney -S9ARBQR9___â€"_ The haunts all teams from and Mike Smith were the in the last two innings. and fanned eight batters Harrietha and Barton bounce homerun to game at thirdbase Just not their night. That’s Val Steffan of Richmond Hill Auto Body being cut down at third Pitching strength was again the story in this second victory. 13 strikeouts for Terry Bunker. A three run homer for Jim Lazenby plus good base running by all the boys helped Rich- vale take this one. Bantam gals losers by 9-8 to undefeated Bridlewood 8-4 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. June 16, 1976 Men ’3 ball has action off field Out at third league play the girls outscored Thomhill 13-10 with Sandra Trumball homering and Janet Wells coming up with two triples as did Kathy Cebello. Lawrence Millard, Paul Harrietha. Wes Whitaker, Barb Mashinter and Rosemary Thompson were exceptional in the field. The second meeting of these teams again saw Richvale the victors by a score of 24 - 13. A grand slam homer by Louis Nagy was the hi-lite closely followed by strong pitching by Jim Logush with eight strikeouts. A triple from the bat of Adams and double by Armstrong rounded out the heavy hitting. BANTAM GIRLS Guaranty Trust 14 Woodbridge 19 haunts all teams from time to time as the Lions could not do a thing right at bat and were limited to only four hits as they were defeated 5-4 by Corvette Park. FEE-WEE BOY Suburban Rad vs. Vic- toria Square Solid hitting by Jim Logush with a triple, double & single and doubles for Gary Arm- strong, & Craig Wolfenden, backed up with eight strikeouts for pitcher John Adams, aided in this winning team effort against the short~handed team from Victoria Square. Suburban Rad vs Victoria Square soundly by Maple. Al Woolley Printing vs Maple No. 1 Richvale‘s other Pee- Wee girl team has yet to play their first game‘ Bad weather caused re- scheduling but they’ll be under way this week. Once again the Rich- vale girls couldn’t seem to find the mark as they lost to Maple‘s other team. It’s still early in the season girls, we know you’ll do better. Epic Real Estate In their first effort in base in Men’s Softball League action last Friday night. Barrow’s won by 7-2. Other games saw the gals being blitzed 13â€"0 by the powerful Bridlewood team and then bouncing back to dump the Rich- mond Hill House League All Stars 17-5 in five in- Vings. Then came a 12-10 loss to Thornhill. Even with this lacklustre hitting the Hill team did hold a 4-0 lead at one point only to have four runs scored on them and Mike Smith were the only Lions able to muster a hit against the Corvette pitcher. BANTAM BOYS Gir Deal Services 10 Maple 16 15 strikeouts for Bar McDowell weren’t enough The‘ in this opener as Richvale lost the opener ‘0 Maple- 233?; Shades of last year, when 3.1 to. they couldn’t seem to get it together against Maple. The Let’s break that jinx. tables Deal Services 10 Victoria Langs Square 9 Allis It was a different story the second time out as Richvale was on the winning side. Again the strong pitching of Shawn McDowell told the tale aided by the bat of Allan Breedon who drove in 4 runs. MIDGET BOYS Rose Trailers The Midget season will be getting under way next week and we expect big things from the boys under the coaching of Harold Good. We won’t even mention the score as Richvale blasted Schomberg out of the park in this one. In fairness to Schomberg it must be mentioned that they were without their pitcher, so look out Rich- vale in the return match. the expanded Tri- Township league the Richvale team looked really good, better even than the score would indicate. A grand slam homer by Denise Place as well as solid play by the whole team makes it look like a real good season ahead. Guaranty Trust vs Schomberg (PhoIo by Hogg) in the last two innings. The key blow was a hit through the infield which took a bad bounce and went over the fielder‘s head for a two run homer. Paul Harrietha was the losing pitcher as he surrendered eight hits The team roster comprises: Lynda Beth, Sandra Trumbull. Mindy Naylor, Kerrie Snider, Sandra Turner, Kathy Cebello, Ellen Querengesser, Rosemary Thompson, Barb Mashinter, Janet Wells, Janice Jackson, Jackie Brookes. Allison Laing scored twice for Rich- mond Hill with Hedy Ahnet getting the other one. Coach of the team is Sam Morelli. Mosquitoes The Dan’s Auto Service girls met possibly their strongest opposition in their league opener June 9 and were bombed 12-0 by St. Andrews of Scar- boro. The Cadillac Baif team turned the tables on Armourdale June 7 at Langstaff winning 3-2. Atom Girls The Mutual Life team was blanked 8- 0 by the Don Mills Kiwanis club June 8 at Van Home Park in St. Andrews League action despite putting up a Bantams The richmond Hill Cadillac Bail team opened the season with an exhibition contest June 5 at Crosby Park and lost 3-1 to Armourdale. This is not a meeting, just a chance for coaches, managers and executive members to get to know each other so please let’s all try to be there. Girls division The executive, coaches, managers and any interested parents are having a get together over coffee. Robbie Reid crossed the plate three times while Doug Philip, the youngest member of the team, had three for three and scored three times. Croy Bott was also outstanding. Sam Lambert and Cathy Thompson homered. All other teams are following beginning June 26. Brampton Tournament The Richmond Hill Major Atom Travelways team with coach George Barr are invited to play in the Bramp- ton tournament June 19 and 20. Get Acquainted A getâ€"acquainted night will be held June 25 at the “Blue Flame Room" at the Consumers Gas Building on Elgin Mills Road East. a Ontario Cup play begins The player. pitcher Tom Drennan, was subsequently ruled eligible at the meeting due to his claim that he was now living in Richmond Hill. Bantam Cadillac Baif team of the Rich- mond Hill Minor Soccer Association Will be playing its first Ontario Cup game next Saturday in Hamilton. The first item saw the upholding of a protest by Joe‘s Garage that Ronald’s Federated was using an ineligible player in a recent game and the latter team forced to forfeit two points. Other Tyke results: Ziebart Rustproofing 22, Powell Plumbing 12. Bobby Davis tripled and doubled twice for the winners. Jason Trenton and David Repath both caught pop fly balls. Steven Lennox came up with a great double play unassisted. For Powell it was Pat Thompson cat- ching a pop fly in a losing cause. Tâ€"Ball RICHMOND HILL â€"â€" There was action off the diamond as well as on it last week as the Richmond Hill Men’s Softball League executive dealt with two protests at a special meeting June The player, Chiis DeGeer, was suspended for five scheduled league games for having ‘signed’ and played RICHMOND HILL â€" Ramsey Rec defeated Photo Hut 8-4 in Richmond Hill Minor Ball Tyke action last week with Todd Robinson driving in two runs on a line drive. Jimmy Hughes was also strong at bat with two for two and scoring twice. Douglas Wells had two for two for Photo Hut. Another item saw a McKinlay Drywall protest upheld and Hill Auto Body forced to forfeit two games and four points for using an illegal player. mom/{0gp mm, â€" The Major Cadillac wins Bambed 12-0 By Anne Thorpe By Jane Stel 25-25 tie The Lions smacked 11 hits to go with numerous walks which combined for 17 runs. Millard and Whitaker had two hits each with Harrietha adding a pair of doubles. Big hit of the game was a grand slam homerun by Jim Barton. Millard along with Peter Mills and Jon Palmer scored three runs apiece. Smith walked only two batters over the five inning distance and struckout an amazing 16 players. and fanned eight batters over the six inning game. Noâ€"Hitter for Smith The second game of the day was a complete turn around from their earlier performance as the Hill boys destroyed Bridlewood 17-0 v behind the no-hit pitching of Mike Smith. Michael Rae drove in three goals for Richvale with the others going to Kevin Dandy and David McKee. Major Atoms Downsview 4.‘ Richmond Hill Travelways 1. The local boys seemed to hold their own in the first half with the lone goal coming from Kevin McInnes. Caesar’s Palace 3. Doane Hall 2. Peter Boullock fired home two goals for the winners with David Toporowski getting the other one. Midway Movers 4, Dave Sanderson Gulf 3. For Sanderson it was Glen Monroe, Chris PePiero and Sean Bartlett scoring. This was a well played game. Ratcliff's (Canada) 0, Cadillac Baif 3. For the Baifers it was Terrance August, Chris Brochek and Danny Jensen scoring. Deciantis Construction 3. Aurora Bowl 0. Kelly Rheeder scored twice for Deciantis with Jason Maxi getting the other one. Tony Dicesare played an excellent game. A lack of aggressivenes§ on the part of the Richvale team resulted in Aurora having several good opportunities to score. Good goaltending by Nils Norheim saved the day. Atoms â€" Town Rep teams Minor Atoms Richvale Lions 5, Aurora 2. Richvale won the game handily but did not play as well as they might have. for Jack Blyth Real Estate and then without benefit of transfer and-or release ‘signed‘ and played for Rich- mond Hill Auto Body. Barrows win Action on the diamond saw Barrows defeating Richmond Hill Auto Body 7- 2 last Friday night behind the pitching of Bill Hamilton. Loser was Val Steffan. Hunter hot Barrows Insurance catcher Paul Hunter unleashed his big bat to upset the league ‘heavys’ to the tune of five rbi's, which was more than enough to sew up the game. Geo? PecR matched Paul Hunter‘s homer for RHAB but, as they say, too little, too late. little, too late. Jenkin’s scored two in the fifth but Joe’s on spree McKinlay scored three more in the Another Friday game S_aW Joe's sixth via Ben Bourget, Chaisson. and Garage on a scoring Spree V18 3 21-5 Dennis Lougheed to salt the game win over Lake Wilcox. away. ‘ Rick Collins and Bill Mark scored for Winning pitcher was Rick Carton Fisher Bros Sports 18. Shoe World Raiders 18. Homering for Fisher were Bobby Cook, David Wright, Kyle Lennox and Janet Fournier. Rob Centra got the only homer for Shoe World while Wendy Tullock pitched a fine game. Trevor McLaughlin made great catches at first. valiant battle Bradley Dupont hit two homers for YPA with single homers to Rob Santha, Allen Poole and Darlene Whitmarsh with one apiece. Lani McKay was outstanding in the shortstop position. richmond hill minor ball House League â€" Atoms richmond hill soccer Cadillac wins Squirts (June 8). 2 homers Dupant Air-tight goalies Rae scares The Hill Lions grabbed the lead in the sixth as Harrietha and Whitaker singled with Mills driving them both in on a single to left field. Galt took the lead in the fourth inning on a walk, several passed balls, and then a steal of home. Edge Galt In Championship The final game was a close contest all the way with Richmond Hill edging out Galt by a 3-1 score. Galt threatened again in the bottom of the sixth as they had runners on second and third but failed to score. The seventh inning saw the Lions add an in- surance run as Matt Thompson hit a bad Harrietha and Barton both contributed four rbi's each. In the end they had managed eight hits with Harrietha leading the way at three. Whitaker contributed two while Millard added one to round out the hitting attack. Paul Harrietha played what would have to be termed an outstanding bounce homerun to rightfield. Mike Smith was superb on the mound as he allowed only two bunt singles and fanned 17 men. All of this was ac- complished with an umpire who was very, very reluctant to call strikes for Mike as he seemed to be ducking his head in behind the plate. Offensiver it was very frustrating for the Lions as they hammered the ball all over the park, but always at somebody. Peter‘s Excavating 6. Richmond Hill _ T. Jensen; Deciamis VS Midway Legion 3. Anthony Marinelli rapped 1n Machinery_Murphy; Caesarvs palace four goals for the winners with Joe vs Cadillac Baif __ M. Kirk Jr. Bilotta getting the other two. Moms __ June 22 Regional Sports 2. Ormesher Ford concord Food Centre vs Midas Sales 1- Pal” RObSO“ and Ben-19‘ Mufflerâ€"J. Vorich; Tournaments Inc. Fulghum scored for Regional and VS Ivictas _ H_ Ste]; Jackma c0n_ Brook McLartt for the losers. struction has a bye_ Peewees _ Mosquitoes â€" June 24 Baymar 4, North York Trophies 3. Regional sports vs Aurora _ I Baymar Sports overcame a 3-1 deficit Spiers; petervs Excavating vs Don to beat North York with Paul 0hlis and Deb Construction _ D_ Kenny. Reno Dimonte leading the way with two Peewees _ June 23. 80315 apiece- Flair Upholstery vs North York Aurora 5, Flair Upholstery 2.A strong Trophies __ D, cardwell; Baymar team effort characterized by strong sports goes to Aurora, Invictas l, Midas 0. Midas Muffler carried the plays well but was unable to finish them off. Invictas played well defensively with Brian Close in goal. They eventually broke through {0 let Glen Dimpfel score the only tally of the game. Kenny Jensen and Paul Durigon were strong defensively while Mike Briggs and Ed Main inspired the front line. Mosquitoes â€" House League Don Deb Construction 2. Aurora 1. Steven Ristnick and Ian Mitchell scored for Don Deb. Mosquitos -- TRT Major Mosquitoes Gamma Foundry 4. Downsview 1. Jimmy Gourlay chalked up his second hat-trick in three league games with Donny Fawcett scoring the other one on a long shot over the goalie's head. Concord Food City 4. Jackma Con- struction 1. Ken Stewart and Shawn Dodds of Concord played well defen- sively allowing only one goal by Mark Rothwell. Good positional play gave Concord some quick breakaways allowing Scott Massey and Rob Wagg to come up with two counters apiece. McKinlay scored in the second inning as Ray Carter singled and was tripled home by Jim Chaisson which in turn was singled home by Dennis Lougheed. Carter - homers Ray Carter homered in the fourth inning. Bob Carton tripled in the fifth and was brought in by a Chaisson‘s single. Lake Wilcox scBred three runs in the sixth to (gnd the scoring. Thursday action swaw McKinlay downing Jenkins 7-2 for the latter team's first loss of the season. Tournaments Inc. 0, Aurora 0. A good time was had by all but the two goalkeepers were air-tight. the Lakers in the first inning but Joe’s took over from there scoring 21 runs up toithAe fifth inning. Kinnear Pontiac 19. City Wide Rentall 3. Joey Rush had a good hit for City Wide and made two catches in the outfield. Senior Girls Summit Transmission 11. Dynes Jewellers 9. Danny Paquet and Dave Mashinter played strong games for Dynes. N. S. Smith Real Estate 8. R.F. Mote winning rm 4. Sean Gallaugher made a gameâ€" for the lose saving catch in the fifth inning. Tony Junior Gi Veitch homered and also pitched an Powell Fe excellent game. Steven Ceballo caught 15. Madelai a pop fly for the Mote team while Paul homers for Cronin turned a line drive into a double Jackson get play. Steve Grimshaw doubled. - and Tammi Peewee Boys ' ball. Dave's Esso 24, Bob‘s Bottoms and 4 Up 10. John Blanchard had three for , three and scored twice. _ Dalry Ql" R. H. Auto Body 27. Bender Rugs 6. went three {1 Paul Joslin and Glenn Gadsby homered Nancy Swan for the winners while pitcher Jim while Betty A McKinlay struck out 10. Scott Russell Hanson's I played a good game in a losing cause as Shop 10. Sus did catcher Rasheed Saleuddin. Ritchie cross Squirts LeCuyer Electric 21. Rumble Edwards tosses well McKin/ay whiffs 10 lnvictas wins 1-0 Gourlay gets 3 4 far Marine/Ii Each player received an individual trophy while Captain Whitaker accepted the Cham- pionship trophy on behalf of his teammates. Second Place Following two victories over Keswick last week the Lions now find themselves in second place in their division of the York-Simcoe League. with three runs. The next night in Keswick it was 11-1 with Harrietha gaining the victory by allowing only four hits and striking out 11 players. Once again three hits from Harrietha led the way as M. Smith and Thompson both added two. game at thirdbase. Farrell had twd hits as Whitaker caughthis usual did Mike Smith. sensational game. Farrell led the scorers Smith was the winning pitcher as he surrendered a mere one hit and struckout 12 batters. Harrietha led the of- fense with three hits including a double and homerun with four runs batted in. John Paul On June 8 at Crdsby Park the Lions downed the visitors by a score of Next week’s games and referees: Squirts â€" June 22. Ratcliff‘s vs Dave Sanderson Gulf â€" â€" T. Jensen; Deciantis vs Midway Machinery â€" Murphy; Caesar’s Palace vs Cadillac Baif â€"â€" M. Kirk Jr. Atoms â€"â€" June 22 Concord Food Centre vs Midas Muffler â€" J. Vorich; Tournaments Inc. vs Ivictas â€" H. Ste]; Jackma Conâ€" struction has a bye. Mosquitoes â€" June 24 Regional Sports vs Aurora â€" I Spiers; Peter’s Excavating vs Don Deb Construction â€" D. Kenny. Peewees â€" June 28. Flair Upholstery vs North York Ratcliff‘s (Canada) 5. Doane Hall 1. Russell Armstrong fired home four goals with Neil Burger getting the other one. A 'i"” H I bell. This tied the score temporarily until the sixth inning when Alex Smith scored off a hit by Bob Viverette. Caesar’s Palace 4. Dave Sanderson Gulf 2. David Toporowski rapped in three goals for the winners with Greg Moore getting the other one. Rice‘s Flowers 21. Perry Hill 14. Janet Gerritse homered for the winner and added two doubles. Lisa Dunford doubled and singled while Michelle Surowiec added a double, triple and single Squirts TRT Richvale Lions 9. Spartans 0.The Lions are ready to roar as they played their first league game. Michael Rae led the way with four goals with Kevin Dandy and Todd Dungey getting two and Pattrick Mulcahy one. House League. Deciantis Construction 2. Cadillac Bait 2. John Surowiec and Tony Dicesare scored twice for Decinatis while Chris Broschek scored both for Cadillac. homers for the winners with Cheryl Jackson getting one. Michelle McLean and Tammy Ferrano played heads-up ball. The Del Grosso cousins (Peter) countered with a goal apiece for Flair Upholstery. Previous week’s results: yent thrice for three. Trippling were Hanson's Flowers [2. The Record Shop 10. Susan Shadoff and Allison Ritchie crossed the plate for the two winning runs. Teresa Negri homered for the losers. Junior Girls Powell Fencing 3], Loughlin Lumber 15. Madelaine Belanger cracked two Dairy Queen 19, Pop City 18. Homers by Lisa Ash, Lori Viverette and Bar- bara Tarrington and Cathy Crump for the winners. Kim Philip and Colleen Steenson played great games for the losers. with relief from KenSummers. Losing pitcher was Scott Ferguson who was relieved by Bruce Stevens. Blast Blyth Ronald’s Federated blasted Jack Blyth 14-1 behind the pitching of Tattam with Don Quinton picking up the lpss. Transport 14. Denise Edwards tossed a solid game for the winners» while Glenda Gadsby and Jackie Blanchard while Betty Arnott homered goaltending, gave Aurora a well- deserved win. Gord Leece scored two with singles to Shelley, Stocklin and Stevens. Richmond Hill Auto Body downed Joe‘s Garage 3-2 with Jim Clement opening the scoring with a hitoff Bill Fox in the second inning. Ken Roberts scored in the third in- ning from a walk and Joe‘s scored two runs in the fourth by Jeff Wood and §teve Wood off a triple by Don Camp Errors killed the Jack Blyth crew in a game that saw a Mike Dagget homerun in the first inning and eight runs scoring for Ronald’s in the fifth. 3 for T aporowslri Upcoming games Gerritse homers 4 homers do it Lions mar 9-0 Farrell led the scorers with three runs. The next night in Keswick it was 11-1 with Harrietha gaining the victory by allowing only four hits and striking out 11 players. Once again three hits Whitaker blasted a three run homer while Thompson chipped in with a solo shot homerun. Whitaker scored three runs with Farrell and Harrietha each adding two, Farrell played a sharp defensive game at shortstop. The Liions now hold a 4-1 league record. Geraldine iMcLéughlin