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In the Don Valley match, David Leyton- Brown and Fred Fletcher contributed six wins In the Wednesday night match. Tom Lister and Romeo Villanueva had six wins, no losses; Steve Wood and Derek Barnett scored five wins and one loss, as did Darryl Bellonio and Fred Fletcher. In earlier matches, the team beat A.Y. Jackson 17-1, edged Aurora 10-8, tied Donway at nine games each, and defeated Don Valley 13-5. The Richmond Hill Badminton Club men's doubles team downed A.Y. Jackson for the second time last week to remain undefeated in Inter-Church League play. The score was 16 ~ 2. Paul Lanni was even a bigger shooter for the winners with five of their goals. He left the final. one for Adolf Guertl. MIDGETâ€"JUVENILE Bowde_n Lumber 8, Ellis Don 0. Neil Cooke led the The Michelangelo Mites tied Dairy Queen 1-1 in Richmond Hill Minor hockey league action last week. Scott Rose opened the scoring for the Queen with Bradley ' Dent replying for the other team. Other mite play sawz. 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