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Bâ€"Z â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. September 8. 1976 Thunderbir No penalties meted out here for piling on as Thornhill Thunderbirds and Etobicoke Selects unlock arms and legs to find the puck tucked safely under leg pads of The goalie's got it Etobicoke goalie. five feet out of his net to make the Hill Tykes ma THORNHILL I â€" If anyone wants a lesson in how to move from the basement to the pen- thouse suite in the period of a day, all he has to do is watch representatives of the Tyke League of the Richmond Hill Minor Ball Association in action. Gold medal winner THORNHILL â€" Jane Kirkpatrick of Lambton Golf and Country Club, was the gold medal winner for the low gross at the 1975 Ada Mackenzie Golf Tour- nament at the Ladies Club Of Toronto at Thornhill. Low net winner was Mrs. J.H. Kessler of Oshawa. Mrs. John D. Hamilton is chairman of the tournament, which was put on by the Ada MacKenzie Memorial Foundation to provide money for a deserving sporting of charitable foundation. Among the directors is Marlene Stewart Streit of Whitchurch-Stouffville, one of Canada’s leading women golfers. On Aug. 25, in a series of four games, these 14 boys succeeded in cap- turing the Consolation Series ChampIOnship of the Thornhill Minor Ball Association‘s Invitational Softball tournament. Sponsored jointly by the Thornhill Softball League and the Thornhill Lodge of B'Nai Brith, the tournament brought together Tyke teams from 16 municipalities, with teams from as far away as Grimsby. The day was a cold and windy one and spirits weren‘t too high at the end of the first game. which saw the Richmond Hill boys defeated by the Glenfield Boys Club of Scarboro by a score of 6 to 1. From this point on, however, the adrenelin started to flow. Despite the defeat in the Glenfield game, the team play was out- standing, with an especially good showing from Robbie Bell, who scored the Hill‘s only run, RICHMOND HILL ARENA Requhes CONCESSION STAFF Application Forms Are Available At Either Bond Lake Or Richmond Hill Arena FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT 884-1368 (PHOTO BY ROMEERG) save. The Birds held their own until the end of the second period but dropped a 7-4 decision in the first exhibition game of the season. and Tim Lawlor who copped a fly at just the right time to hold Glen- field at bay. From 11 am. to 6 pm. defeat for the Tykes was a thing of the past. In three exhausting games that saw little time off bet- ween rounds, the boys went on to defeat the Willowdale Boys Club (9- 4), West Ellesmere (6-3) and the Unionville Minor Ball Association, (25â€"5). It was a cold but happy group, which lined up at 6:30 pm. to receive in- dividual crests and trophies from the tour- nament sponsors. In the game against the Willowdale Boys Club, Robbie Bell pitched a no hitter and Tim Lawlor, short stop, and Jim, Hughes, first base, combined well on a goodly number of put- outs. In facing West Ellesmere, David Repath and Joe Apps shared pitching duties, Cesidio Negri played an out- standing game behind the plate. ClEfiRfiNCE SALE ON ALL 1976 VOLKSINAGEN AUDI BEFORE YOU BUY... SEE W it P MOTORS no. 10440 YONGE ST., RICHMOND HILL 089-7701 ' 884-6651 Todd Robinson, McKenna, Donald Dupont, Bobby Davis, Mike Nelson and Steve Hall, the team’s outâ€" fielders played out- standingly both in the field and at plate. Each of the boys hit well and at the right time. with Todd Robinson and Sean McKenna scoring home runs. Pitching duties were shared by Apps, Bell and David Repath, with Apps dazzling the Unionville team with 12 strikeâ€"outs in the series’ final game. Richmond Hill has reason to be proud of these 14 bovs and of the three men who coached them. Phil Trenton, A1 Hughes and Fred Bell have volunteered two evenings a week since early spring to support ‘A’ BAUER * CCM ‘k LANGE ‘ I: DAOUST ke comeback You Throughout the series, YOUHBSteFS in this Com- Sean Richmond Hill Aquatic Club REGISTRATION FOR NEW Les Justice HOCKEY SKATE SALE! ALL MODELS AT CLUB PRICES It: FISHER Spun-ram. 8159 YONGE ST. - THORNHILL BAYHILL MEWS PLAZA . I Geta free giftwhen you borrow $2,500 or more fro m Sandra Davey REGISTRATION FOR RETURNING SWIMMERS Monday Sept. 13th. 1976 THORNHILL â€" The Thornhill Thunderbirds held their own until the end of the second period in the opening hockey exhibition game last Wednesday night. but their defence fell to pieces in the third period as they dropped the game 741 to Etobicoke Selects. The Birds will play a total of eight exhibition games against teams from their own Central Ontario Junior B league and from the Metro Junior B league while they test players from their red and white squads before league action begins, “We‘ve got a few rough edges to smooth out," said coach Ralph Beer. who coached a successful midget double A team last year. “It is our plan to win more than our share of games, this year, and that's a lot of games," he added. The Birds scored the only goal of the first period . when Rocky Pantalone, assisted by read small ads. 1‘ MEMBERS Place: Centennial Pool MONDAY.SEPT. 20th. 5:45pm. to 6:30 pm. For further information please call: 884â€"4579 773-4124 881-2412 CanadaTrust. Choose a Black 81 Decker 7V4" profes- sional saw (model 7340). Or two pieces of men’s or ladies’ Dionite luggage. Or 3 Con- certo AM-FM stereo with 8-track player and matching speakers. If you’re planning to borrow $2,500 or more for any good reason, come to Canada Trust. 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Chappell arid Mike Johns. unassisted, slipped the The shots on goal were puck past the Etobicoke 29 for Etobicoke and 28 goalie at 7:16 of the for Thornhill. second period to tie the score. The final period of play saw the Etobicoke team score five goals in a row before Greg Chappell. unassisted. fired a shot in the last minute to catch the corner of the net at 19:17. The Birds scored again 20 seconds later when a passing play clicked and Do It Now! ilIiIIIIIIII Discover 0 9y 0 GROUND SCHOOL COURSES Choice of evenings or Saturday mornings COMMENCING Private PilOt - Tues. Sept. 7th. Advance 8 Commercial Pilot - Wed. Sept. 8th. Instrument Rating. - Tues. Sept. 14th. FOR MORE INFORMATION ' SidewaIIrn ' Trenching ' Excavating ' Curb; ‘ Septic Tanks ‘ Drains (Now and Repairs) WELDRICK IOIIOIno MAPLE AIIIPOIIT CONSTRUCTION MAJOR MACKENZIE DR. 176 Wsesllclagskafload MAPLE. ONTARIO 889-1151 H OCKEY RICHVALE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION HILLCREST MALL INFORMATION DESK Fri. 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