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By GALE FERRANDO Richmond Hill TV squeaked out an 8-7 victory over Oak Ridges Shoes in bantam play in the Richmond Hill Minor Ball Association. RH. Auto Body downed Loughlin 11-7. Larry Currie and Trevor McLaughlin did an ex- cellent job in combined pitching duties for RH. Auto Body. Bruce Nelson was very effective on the mound for Loughlin while Brian Nelson played a heads-up game at third. TYKES Carcones Esso dumped Bender Rugs 23-20. Rick Dimonte was the gun for Carcones as he homered twice. Paul Black did a great job of pitching for his first time on the mound. Jeff Justice. Bruce McLean, Mike McLaughlin and Rob Centa came on strong offensively scoring at least three runs apiece. Aaron Dealy connected for a grandslam homer for Bender while Steven Venn went three for three. Todd Westell fielded a great game catching a popfly. Dave Mashinter laced a grandslammer for Oak Ridges. Other games saw: SQUIRTS R.F. Mote defeated N.S. Smith 6-3. Both teams put in an excellent showing with strong hitting for Mote by Jason Trenton. Todd Robinson and Michael Carcone played a heads up ball game for Smith. Powéll ' Plu'mbing outscored Kinnear Peter Mills and Neil Moreland pitched a great game for the winners. Kevin McMurray and Rodney Gilchrist con- nected for homersi Hill Bantams nip ’Ridges Thornhill girls lose as errors costly... Errors cost the Thor- left centre field. nhill Midget girls two She allowed three games last week as they unearned runs on two gave up five unearned hitst Her control Was runs ina6-3 loss to second perfect. She din’t walk a place Don Valley and batter. three unearned runs in a “Thornhill‘s record is 33’!“ loss to first place - V Grand Ravme- _ Pontiac 14-4. Mike Connolly and Mike Huan hit well for Powell. Mathew Lawlor came up with a nice single for Kinnear. Newtons Esso 10, Dynes 3. Ralph Seybolt pitched a good game for Newtons while Derek Merillees played well at shortstop. Rob Strang played well both offensively and defensively. Paul Sarazin pitched a top-notched game for Dynes while John Jellifo was very effective on second. Ed Krain also fielded well catching a pop fly. Oliver Saul tapped out a beautiful bunt. Record Shop 16. Summit 8. Strong hitting for the winners came from Jim Wiggins with four for four. Craig King and Andy Walton hit well for Summit. Oak Ridges Shoes 12, Record Shop 3. Neil Wilson hit well for Oak Ridges with three for four as “did Mark Millard. Peter Beck came up with two nice hits for Record Shop. Rice’s Flowers outlasted Belhaven Turf 15-13. Christine and Jennifer Gerritse showed excellent team work for Rice’s with a double play. Linda Harvey, Christine Patenaude and Michelle Byer with three for three. Junior girls action saw Rumble Transport trounce Powell Fencing 9- 3. Homering for Rumble was Janet Fournier and Karen Mross. Christy Bullock went two for three as did Rael McVeigh. Denise Norman fielded an excellent game for Powell catching a pop fly. Wendy Tulloch went two for three at bat while Darlene went one for two. PEEWEE Denise Daggett wnet four for four. Heather Moon made an excellent catch on second for Belhaven‘ Allison Kent played a great all round game connecting for a home run and catching a pop fly. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Perry Hill whipped Hilltop Bowl 23-19. Susan Goodwin connected for a beautiful grand slam homer for the winners while Heather McLean came up with a home run on a hunt. Deann made a fantastic double play on second. Tracey Clement played a great game for Hilltop going four for four at bat including a homerun and caught a nice pop fly while fielding. Record Shop 13. Dairy Queen 12. Nice tight game with excellent playing on the part of both teams. Debbi Blain connected for a homer and a single for the winners. Anna Barry also homered for Record Shop. Vicki Dawson came up with a triple and double. Superb hitting for Dairy Queen by Lisa Ash and Colleen, with fine backing by Anne Marie and Nadine Morrison. SENIOR GIRLS Fisher Sports 31. Ramsey Rec. 28. Karen Harrison was outstanding at the plate for Fisher with two home runs, a triple and two singles. Good game for Ramsey with excellent hitting by L. Foch and D. Quinn. Supreme Towing 3G. Hanson Flowers 9. Madeline Belanger, Sarah Williamson and Bev. Harvey hit homers. Andrea Iordanous and Lynn Rice played a heads-up game for Hansons. IIUVV lUul WIIID auu IIVC losses. The team is ® playing competitive ball 2 s o n c with any team in its league and will win its share of ball games this A NI ’4 d N * . ® anew now four wins and five losses. The team is playing competitive ball with any team in its league and will win its share of ball games this T-BALL Y.P.A. 26. Town Auto Body 25. Jason Hill shone for Y.P.A. catching two infield flies and going five for five including a home run. Jared Gould was equally as effective at the plate connecting for two homers. Sean Sullivan Hill tennis lessons New Richmond Hill Tennis Club pro Hans Muench will launch a series of tennis lessons this Monday designed to improve the quality of competitors from junior right up to adult. “The idea,“ he said, “is to make this the start of a luyear program of trying to develop local juniors to AT YOUR l0CAI. YAMAHA DEALER €57 YAMAHA PURCHASE FOUR 721 STEEL BELTED RADIAL TIRES, HAVE YOUR CAR ALIGNED, AND ALL FOUR WHEELS BALANCED, AND THEN . WE’LL TAKE CARE or . YOUR 721 RADIALS FOR AS LONG AS THEY’RE j 3, ON YOUR CAR. » gm IT’S IMPORTANT THAT YOU LOOK AFTER YOUR RADIAL TIRE INVESTMENT, AND THAT'S WHY WE OFFER NO CHARGE SERVICE TO ANYONE PURCHASING A SET OF FOUR 721 TIRES ALIGNMENT Wheel alignment check every 5,000 miles and if required, alignment is corrected At no additional charge. TIRE ROTATION Tire rotation c'an‘a T.M - Emma-ma Inc. M‘d User every 5,000 miles. Another way to ensure even wear on your tires At no additional charge. SAVE 33% Mr. Transmission 26, RH. Centre 21. Strong hitting for Mr. Tran- smission came from Mike played a fantastic game for Town Auto catching four fly balls and lacing a home run. Wayne Price also chalked up two homers for Town. the stage of topâ€"flight tennis players as well as improve the abilities of adults simply playing for the fun of it." The July and August session will involve the following: Six one hour lessons for juniors and seniors on July 10 to 28 and the same from July 31 to August 18. ALL AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Fawn, Kim Thornhill and Lauren Kent. Glen Murphy and Greg Barrow homered. David Vavra homered twice for RH. Centre while Allan Gauld homered once. Lori Gauld fielded well. Rained out game â€" R.H. Centre 32. Y.P.A. 27 “The thing about these lessons," said Muench, “is the cost. For Juniors we charge only $10 and for Seniors $10. We supply the balls and the courts." 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