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UNIONVILLE â€"â€" Steve Davey, 15, of Richmond Hill Aquatic Club was first home in a new record time for men in the Unionville Two Mile Swim Saturday, with Karen Branch, 13, placing a clear first in the ladies’ section. Hill swimmers impress Unionville swim meet They will share a large trophy which will be inscribed and kept in Unionville Library. The two mile race has no age limits and adults compete on equal terms with children, in a course with an unusual con- figuration. Hill tourney lawn bowling 'Debbie Dollery, of Markham Aquatic Club was the second girl home and knocked some seven minutes of her last year’s time. Steve’s sister. Penny, age 11, was the third home in the ladies” section to win a silver medal. Hill squirts bomb all opposition 3-2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. August 11, 1976 The Wood family got a special mention from the RICHMOND HILL â€" The “New Horizons" district womens’ division playdowns here was won by the Peterboro rink of Norine Ren, skip. Jean Catlow, vice, and Marion Knight, lead. \Mlson Niblett Motors Ltd., are pleased to announce the appoinxment of Dave Thibo deau as our new Sales Repre- sentative, Dave has conside rable experience in the auio motive field and extends a cor- dial invitation to all his past customers and friends to visit him'a! our Chev Olds Dealer ship._ Last Sunday the annual Jim Granger Invitational award tournament was held at the Richmond Hill club. Cémpeting for top honors were 11 clubs including Richmond Hill. The winners were a club from Agincourt comprising John Hall‘ skip; Bob Henderson, vice; and Barry Fox. A total of '16 teams participated. You'd probably do some gasping too if you’d just finished a two- mile marathon swim at Unionville Saturday. That's DAVE THIBODEAU Gulp, gulp, and gulp ADVERTISEMENI organizers Gordie Wood, aged 12, won a silver medal even though he swam an extra lap of the course through a mistake. His sister, Karen, aged 10. placed fourth in the ladies and her time also netted her a silver medal. Their father Chuck Wood, showed what the family is made of when he finished easily and won a bronze medal. firestorm Stores USE OUR firestonc CREDIT PLAN IIAIIIAI. DELUXE CHAMPION 0 2 belt Plies. Smooth-riding Fiber- glass belts provide tire toughness and hold tread firm for long wear. OR what David Justice of the Rich- mond Hill Aquatic Club is doing. He “gasped” good enough to come up with silver medal. (‘HARGEX The second man home was Dale Harrison of Uxbridge with Gary Gentry of Richmond Hill, finishing third. Hill swimmer David Justice, swam a fine race which won him a silver medal. Many other swimers from surrounding areas competed and some 39 swimmers finished the course from a starting line up of over fifty swimmers. (Photo by Hogg) RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE Richmond Hill 884-4401 RICHMOND HILL â€"~ The Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Squirts dumped Keswick 74 in league action and then went on to blast Bradford 23-2 and Kesvn'ck 23â€"0 and then bombing Bradford 33â€"2. The Dairy Queen Squirts held Keswick scoreless for the first four innings of play but Keswick opened up in the fifth wheh they -scored three runs, followed by one in the seventh. Lalonde was starting pitcher with Don Wilson coming on in the fifth. Hitting for Richmond Hill was Robert Strang with a triple. doubles to Greg Robertson, Renzo Avolio, Mark Millard and Car- men Morra. John Lalonde came through with a homer with nobody on in the seventh inning. Greg Robertson‘s double resulted in him coming ‘home’ as a result of throwing errors by Keswick. RBI’s earned by Don Wilson, Morra and Avolio with one each, and two to Lalonde. Right fielder Billy MacArthur made a good catch and Lalonde stopped a line drive at lst base. T'hursday's return match at Crosby Park was postponed due to rain. Bradford‘s two runs were not scored until the seventh inning. Wilson chucked 15 strike outs, gave up only 2 walks and 6 hits. Greg Robertson did a good job as catcher. Under the fine pitching effort of Don Wilson, who went all the way for Richâ€" mond Hill Aug. 4. Dairy Queen blasted Bradford 23-2. Nick Negri, who scored three runs for our boys, also batted in five runs. John Lalonde scored five runs and four RBI’s. with other RBI‘S to Greg Robertson, with three, Mark Millard and Billy MacArthur two each and single RBI’S to Robert Strang, Don Wilson and Larry Smith. Triples for R. Strang, MacArthur and Lalonde. Lalonde ran all the way for home after hitting a solid triple when Brad- ford made a throwing error. Hitting for dubles were Lalonde, Nick Negri and Don Wilson. Negri hit safely in his 6 ‘at bats‘ but made out twice trying to steal, All but two of the boys hit safely for Richâ€" mond Hill. (continued from 8-1) seesaw affair with three home runs McKinlay opened the scoring in the bottom of one. Gerry Chaisson on by an error scored on Phil Skinner’s double. McKinlay regained the lead in the bottom half of the inning as Skinner singled, followed by a homer off the bat of Gord Sommers. They added to their lead in the fifth on John Uprichard’s homer, and Chaisson scored as Skinner got a life on a boot. Ronald ’S are rolling In the top of four, Barrow's went out in front on Paul Hunter’s homer with Carl Young. who doublgd, 9n pase. _ Barrow‘s final run came in the sixth. Dale Crouter on by an error and he scored on a single by Hunter. Sommers wins it Sommers was the winning pitcher; Billy Hamilton was tagged with the loss The nightcap was another thriller as the struggling Town Auto Body team fell to the high flying Ronald's Federated club 3-2. Ronald’s jumped into an early first inning lead, Bob Bourke got on by a boot, scored on Mike Daggett’s double, who was hit home by Al Mounsteven. The bottom of three saw Bill Robson, also on base by a Town error, knocked wilson niblett 10675 YONGE STREET. RICHMOND HILL AskdianlowcostdisalityimmeavaihlemmeGMACP‘an. 4O CHEVETTES TO CHOOSE FROM COME AND SEE THEM ON THE LOT YOU'RE A WINNER... RICHMOND HILL 23 - KESWICK 0 The number 23 was the magic number again for Dairy Queen when, for the second night in suc- cession. they won by that When You Drive a Chevette From Wilcox wins Over at Crosby, Lake Wilcox met and defeated Jack Blyth Real Estate 8-5 in a time slot originally scheduled for Jenkin‘s and Joe’s, with the latter being excused to meet a tournament commitment. The Lake pumped home three runs in the second, Rick Collins doubling in Matt Kinari and Bob Bartlett. In the third, Paul Ortiz drove in a pair of runs as he singled scoring Tom Dukelow and Kinari. They added 2 more runs in the fifth. 0n the rubber Dave Tatem picked up the win and Gary Oliver gets the loss. WILSON-NIBLETT in to score by Tom Ivany with what turned out to be' the winner. Error In the fourth. Town got on the scoreboard as Steve Whitaker got a life on an error and Steve Black singled him home. They narrowed the gap to one run in the fifth as Clay Powell singled and scored on Cliff Hartnett‘s sacrifice fly. Tom Dukelow was the winning pit- cher while Jim Cook suffered the loss. In the nightcap, it was Richmond Hill Auto Body over Mill's Roses 4-1. 889-5435 Nova 4-Door Sedan HIGHWAY In US. EPA tests the I976 four- passenger Chevette with standard engine. transmission and 3.70:] axle ratio was rated at 48.0 MPG highway and 33.6 MPG cityfi Billy MacArthur started the scoring in the first inning with a home score. blanking Keswick under the pitching of John Lalonde. Concours Hatchback Coupe L'Ile v-0lds CHEV-OLDS. run and scored a total of five runs with three RBI’s for good measure. Included in his hits was a triple. Three RBI‘s to Carmen Morra and John Lalonde, two each for Strang, and one each for Larry Smith‘ Neal Wilson and Robert Strang also hit for three baggers. Good fielding plays by Mark Millard. Neal \K'ilon. Billy MacArthur a;. lohn Lalonde. In the third inning, Robert Strang. in a quick thinking effort. held the runner on third and threw out runner to first. Lalonde earned 11 strike outs, gave up two walks and two hits. Morra played a good game as catcher. It was a home run for Robert Strang, three doubles for Billy MacArthur, a double each for Mark Millard, Larry Smith, Allan Smith, John Lalonde and Greg Robertson and a triple for Neal Wilson with singles to most of the team in this ADULTS s1.75 STUDENTS (UNDER 18) 75¢ AND SR. 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"rors saw Mark Millru‘ une on his double iv the same play and in the second inning, MacArthur and Lalonde repeated the feat. r Carmen Morra drew a walk and kept right on the home plate on throwing errors. Short stop Robert Strang. aided by second baseman Mrrk Millard and third baseman C. Morra. put a squeeze play on Bradford runner for the third out on the inning when catcher Greg Robertson threw to second. high scoring game of five innings. last Saturday at Crosby Park Pitching the first three innings, Lalonde struck out six, walked four for zero hits, zero runs. Don Wilson came on in the fourth and fifth and earned one strike out. gave up one walk and three hits for two runs. Ontario Softball Association playdowns begin Monday of this week.