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' When the diamond dusl finally settled it was Oshawa winning the ‘A' championship while the Dairy Queen girls of Richmond Hill walked away with the ‘B‘ laurels. The first game between Rich- mond Hill and (‘hinguacousy Budd‘s was tied l~1 after seven innings and was decided by the number of players reaching third base safely. Budd‘s led by one in this department and was declared ihe winner The Roman Corporation- sponsored Bantam Girls' softball tournament last Saturday was marked with upsets and sur- prises. Dairy Queen gals win B championship FISH DERBY Really finally, there will be a “Fisherama Derby" at the Richmond Hill Mill Pond. Trophies will be awarded to the boyvand girl landing the biggest fish. More on this later. There’s action every Sunday fight starting at 6 pm at the Town Park; SLO-PITCH Finally, Richmond Hill Slo-Pitch ball action. Sunday night saw The Ball Machine downing the Bombers 10-8, the Old Jays upsetting the Sudsers, and the Red Eyes winning their first game ever against the Misfits. SOCCER SCHOOL Finally, a raft of items: The Richmond Hill Soccer School will be again operated by Jeff Stephen at Crosby Heights Senior School July 3 to July 7; and August 27 to August 31. BE THERE And all of you youngsters and-or adults will get a chance to say hello to this great Canadian fighter come June 16 at Don Little’s. Be sure to be there. HURRY, HURRY I must hurry on now since I’ll be taking a muchâ€" needed holiday next week. Just some notes: Should mention I had a Very agreeable time at the opening day of the Richmond Hill Tennis Club last Saturday. The cheese was great not to mention the few bubbles I surrounded. NEXT TIME Met a lot of gracious people and even got to swing a tennis racquet. I kept missing the ball but you can’t win the world in a day. I remember agreeing to take another try at hitting the ball tomorrow morning (Thursday) at 9 am. I dunno, once I got the bubbles out of my head it didn’t seem too practical. Maybe I will though. If I’m not there, ladies, start without me. Cheers. If you require more information re applications phone Frank Briggs at (416) 884-6625. or write to 42 Gentry‘ Crescent. You certainly can’t get to know a fellow by talking with him for a half hour or so. But George came across as a modest, very down to earth type of fellow. A nice guy, I’d say. Very obliging. Well, that was all right. The thing that really got me came the next day following the hockey meeting. GENTLE GEORGE I got to meet George Chuvalo who is the Canadian heavyweight boxing champion. I know, I know. They just took his title away but I don’t care. And I recall practically praying that George would get that one big punch in and become World’s champion. It never happened and I can truthfully say that was one of my disappointments in life. STILL STANDING In any case George still holds the rather unusual modern record of never being knocked off his feet let alone knocked out. Looking at him, I can see why. [felt like a little kid again. I’d seen George get in the ring with people like Mohammed Ali and Joe Frazier and, of eourse, lose. But he certainly gave them a go of it. George is going to be in Richmond Hill this June 16 at Don Little Ford for a usedâ€"car promotion deal. He might get to read this and I have no intentions of getting in an argument with him about titles. So there. Chuvalo, as you may or may not know, is or was Canadian heavyweight champion for years. Even at 41 I don’t think there’s a Canadian fighter who can touch him. You can imagine how' great it was for: my ego being confronted by Chuvalo. I don’t know how tall he is but I know he’s 6’1” wide. Massive. Anyway, I was feeling remorseful about being so short when I received a call from_Tommy Burns who is general manager of Little’s Used Car lot and also a friend of Chuvalo’s. It reminded me of a few years ago when I attended a basketball player’s wedding. That almost ruined me. I must be the only guy in the world who’s ever suffered a whiplash injury from looking up at people. A couple of happenings reminded me of my stature in life the other day. One was rather trivial and came at a minor hockey meeting in Thomhill. It seemed like every one of those coaches were eight feet tall. It’s true you don’t see many parades but there's always someone around to help you with the important things in life. Like climbing on a bar stool. Getting off them’s easy. You just have to know how to land. Most of the time I don’t mind being a little guy. Little like 5‘4” or 5’5”. That's not so bad is it? MPING q§$ggog9m 7 DAYS 054’} k oINOOOR SHOWROOM ’2 \‘hv OOPEN 7 DAYS ‘4' g OINDOOR SHOWROOM €96 °0FF HWY. 7 BETWEEN YONGE 889-3161 0f mice and men The Dairy Queen-Budd duel was a thriller with each team collecting only four hits. Joey Stephenson crossed home plate for Richmond Hill with a terrific display of base running. Richmond Hill went on Io defeat Bridlewood 12-2 and then Don Victoria 13-3 l0 lake lhe ‘B‘ title. Oshawa came oul on top in Ihe ‘A‘ final defeating N0th Bendale 5-2. They wenl on to be defeated by Oshawa 9-1 in the next round. fred simpson Karen Mclnnis and Kathy BEAT BRIDLEWUOD Libéral low Rough go for English boys She also displayed some daring base running scoring on four occasions. Vicky Berseth had a round tripper and had a perfect night at bat along with Carol Crossly who also hit a round Sussex could only muster two runs in its half of the inning and left the bases loaded. Final score was 24-19. The one hour and three quarter time contest saw a total of 103 batters come to the plate. Sussex had 53 batters to best Way‘s 50. Best Way‘s linescore was 24 runs on 21 hits and seven walks. Big gun for Best Way was Kayt Barclay with three home runs and a walk. The Sussex Carpeting and Best Way Stone game was a cliff- hanger until the seventh inning when Best Way, trailing 18-17, came up with seven big runs. namenl in weekend. In the peewee division the visiting learn from Bramahill High School at Manchester‘ Denise Gault went three for four for Superior and scored three times. Linda Hawkins had three hits in three times at bat. B) DAVE HARBOUR Linear Sound & Video biaSIed pasl two rime contenders in the Richmon Hill Men’s Fasibail Lea ue last week including the hig ly-Iou1ed Barrow's Insurance in share top spot with Ihe insurance men. The Ron Sharkey-coached York Royal Bantams were winners in the Memorial Day Commemorative Soccer Tour- Rainy weather played havoc with the Richmond Hill Ladies Recreation Softball schedule last week forcing cancbllation of the Twin Hills. Galaxy and Rice‘s Aluminum games. Other games staggered through despite soggy conditions with Superior Propane just getting by Charmglo 14-13. Superior girls win Goose-eggs won the day as Richmond Hill started off last week by playing St. Catharines in a doubleheader. They lost the first game 2-0 with the second one ending up 0-0. They then hosted Oshawa Saturday night and tied the first game, yep, 0-0 before losing the second one 3-0‘ The Niblett-teers could only manage three runs in six games the past few days and those three runs came in the only game they won, The game against Bridlewood saw Debbie Ceballo and Janey Stephenson swinging big bats with a home run each Heather Moore helped the cause with a strong game at shortstop. Pam Maclnnis was the winning pit~ cher with help from Karen McInnis who combined to strike out 12 batters and gave up only three hits. A hitter‘s paradise the Ontario Fastball League hasn‘t been to date this season. Just ask the Richmond Hill Wilson Niblett fastball entry. (‘hepelsky. Janey Slephensnn and Kalhy ’l‘rumbull wielded big bats and Cohallo homered, Linear Sound makes big noise The Dixie Belles from Don Vittoria fared no better against lhe Dairy Queen girls in the final connecling for only five hits off Kathy (‘hepelsky and Karen Mclnnis while striking on! 12 times. Team officials thank the Roman Corporation for spone soring the tournament as well as Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McKenzie and all the others who helped to make it a success. Richrfiond'Hill had lwo runners nailed at home plate on perfect :hrows from the outfield. Chepelsky shared the pitching s; duties striking out seven and ‘ walking only two between them. Nib/e tt's hit with goose eggs Lenear nipped Kinnear WlNil-O The Niblett team finally broke By PAT KELLY New Jersey last Wednesday, June 6, 1979 Winning pitcher Darlene Nelson was backed by some solid defensive play committing only one error behind her three-hit pitching. Richmond Hill scored the only run of the game as Katie McNamara doubled in the bottom of the sixth inning and came home on Kathy Motley‘s single. The Intermediates lhen» went runs. Oshawa their own 1' mond Hill homer by the fourth The Richmond Hill Inter- mediate Ladies made it four wins in a row without a defeat last Wednesday night at the Town Park by beating Georgetown 1-0. The game look just under an hour to play. Wilson's opened the scoring in the second inning when Andy Purmals got to second on a fielder‘s choice and came home on Bob McLellan‘s single The final two runs came in the sixth inning as Colin Wood and Carl Alhsten were safe on errors. Gary Preszcator scored Wood on a single and Alhsten scored on an infield out. ‘ the zero-barrier in St Catharines Sunday night winning the first game 3-0 behind -the one-hit pitching of Mike McLeod who walked only one while striking out three. The Hill team touched Al Few and Dennis Amell for six hits. St. Catharines only hit came in the first inning on a wrong~field single by Hal Kemp. The Bramahill boys beat Markham in a friendly game in Markham oanednesday but had to settle for a 2-2 and 0-0 ties. the former against Stouffville on Thursday and the latter at the Both Vicky and Carol had four runs on fountrips, three hits and a walk. Marg Dynes had three runs on three hits in four trips to the plate. Sussex Carpeting’s linescore was 20 runs on 26, hits and nine walks. Ellen Couchmen was at Leasing 3-2 (‘liff Harlnell and Brian Madele} each singled and Brendon Wood got a life on an errnr. A sacrifice by Bernie Hough and a lriple by Nelson Lund accounled for all Iho winner‘s runs in the MS! inning For Kinnear il was Bob Smith walking in Iho sixlh and scoring England, had lo sellle for lhird evening place behind Mallon. ()nlario. LeSI e; and Little River. Virginia. at Ihe Hill Intermediate Ladies on four-game win streak tripper former against Stouffville on Thursday and the latter at the ONE. stadium against York Royal Minor Peewees on Friday Prior to their Wednesday game they had visited the Ontario Science Centre, to the Thursday game at (‘entre Island. and lo the @ZFZZ‘S Big blast Oshawa came back with IWO of their own in the second but Rich- mond Hill got going again with a homer by Bernie Thompson in Richmond Hill jumped on [he Oshawa pitcher in the firm inning forcing her to leave Ihe mound bul not before lhey scored four runs. Saturday night saw the Hill girls downing ()shawa 9-5 in Oshawa in a rain-filled game, Sue O‘Connell registered the win recording seven strikeouts. on Io retire the Georgetown leam three straight lo wrap up the game. r Dianne Grimshaw also had a perfect night with four hits and a walk in five trips. Lesley Hen- derson was four for four and Mary Ann Ritchie scored three runs on a hit and two walks. bat five times and came up with four hits and a walk and scored three runs. on Sieve Wood‘s double. (‘l_\de Dimmell scored in the fifth on an error. Brian Madeley was the winning pitcher wilh have Berselh being lagged Wilh the loss. They then downed Burrow‘s 3-3 with Bernie lLugh scoring Ihree runs. one on an error (‘liff LeSI eyebrows should be raised at the undislinguished perâ€" formance 01 lhv young English men. should be pointed nut aha! they engaged in a pretty back- breaking round of activities. Oshawa 3. Wilson Niblett 0. Ex- Richmond Hill pitcher of last year‘ Dave Jackson. got the win here allowing the Jewellers only PHEW The 1-0 loss in the second game saw Wilson Niblett unable to cope with a young power pitcher by the name of Brad Reingette. They could only manage one hit off the youngster. He» struck out 11. Pitching a tough loss was Paul Wannamaker who only allowed four hits while walking none and striking out three. Other“ games: Oshawa 0. Wilson Niblett 0. Russ Korbak allowed four hits for ()shawa. walked two and struck out eight. Wannamaker allowed three hits. walked none and struck out six. Section B The combined their hits in the fifth inning and scored four more limes. Oshawa scored three limes in their half of the fifth and once more in the seventh but it was too little and the late. . The Intermediate Ladies would like to welcome back players Bonnie Bryan, Katie McNamara and Giselle Marchand as well as newcomers Laurie Lansing, Sue Taylor and Lori Willis. They combined their hits in the fifth inning and scored four more times. Oshawa scored three limes in their half of the fifth and once more in the seventh but it was too little and too late. John Rumble knocked in Sieve Whitaker Wilh a double for Barrow‘s first run. Roger Brain and Whilaker were inslrumemal in (heir nlher 'wo runs in [he l’illh inning. Harlnell also came home on a bool and Brian Madeley had a pair of doubles for two rbi's. He was nicked for a run in the first inning on a double and consecutive sacrifices. The second run came in the sixth inning and was unearned. St. (‘atharines 0. Wilson Niblett 0. Young Ringuette had Rich- Miss Perry echoes Ed Kenny‘s sentiments of appreciation of the effort put out by the billeling parents lo make aheir Engllsh guests feel welcome in (‘anada Friday game at ()nlario Place Richmond Hill Dairy Queen’s Cathy Ceballo‘ (centre) gets the handshake from teammates after hitting a homerun in game against Bridlewood at softball tournament Saturday. The Queen‘s were B champions. (Liberal photo by Bruce Hogg) McLeod deserved a better fate for Wilson as he allowed only four hits while walking four . and striking out four. One aspect of their visit can be reported long before they leave. That is the wonderful reception they have had in the homes of their hosts. St. Catharines 2. Wilson Niblett 0. Dennis Amell set the Hill team down with just five hits while walking one and striking out seven. A report bf the OshaWa visit will appear in next week's Liberal. Anyone who has walked through'these three ()ntario attractions may wonder where the boys found the legs to play soccer each evening They also yisited Niagara Falls on Saturday, the CN Tower Sunday and General Motors in Oshawa on Monday and Tuesday. Results of games played in Oshawa were not available at lhe time this reporl went to press. Bill Sunstrum took the loss going six and two third innings giving up 10 hits and all the runs. McLeod finished up three hits while walking two and striking out three. MEETING ROOMS FOR COMPANIES PARKWAY HOTEL HWY. 7 8 LESLIE STA Come out this and every Wednesday night and give the girls your support. These players. along with Jane! Buxlon. Darlene Nelson. Bernie Thompson. Kelly Maclnnis. Sue O‘Connell. Kathy Motley, Monica Germaine and Kim Edwards all form a strong Inlermediate club that should go a long way‘ The Intermediates take on Glenfield tonight (Wednesday) at 8:30 pm. at the Town Park. The girls would also like to welcome rookies George Nelson and Jim Bolin who will be han- dling the coaching duties. Town‘s lone run came in [he firsl inning as Harry Harlnell and (‘lay ('hupman singled in Harmel! Jack Blylh dumped Pizza Press +1 as Frank Kernohan tripled to score Neil Roberts (running for Al Shaw and Rick Collins. in the fifth. The seventh inning saw Rich Shaw and newcomer Doug Farrel wilh rbi‘s. Hurler Terry Legge doubled for [he losers bringing in Vince McLean. Jim Lawson doubled home Dave (ilsen. Len Hughes threw the win. ‘ Dave Webster hurled the shulotn while Jim Clement was charged with [he loss. Kinnear Leasing got into lhe win column with a 3-0 count over Richmond Hill Aulo Body. Mike Thompson scored in the fouth inning by Dennis Loughead‘ Ho and Dave Websler each scored on errors. Luke Lctevre was the winning pitcher Huh (‘lepham with relief from Wilf lliceman, look lhe loss. Craig Shuttleworth. with relief from Madeloy. got the win. Losing pitcher was A] Underhill. Barrows had earlier thrashed Town \utu Body 8-] on the strength (it (I three-run homer by John Itumhle Paul Hunter knocked in it pair on a single and ‘Steve Whitaker bagged two rbi's on a double Richmond Hill is in Oshawa next Tuesday for a doubleheader and in Grimsby the following Thursday for another doubleheader They are at home to St. Catharines Saturday night for a doubleheader beginning at 7:30 pm. They host Grimsby next Tuesday night at home in a single game beginning at 8 pm. Wannamaker also impressed for Wilson Niblett allowing only four hits while walking two and striking out six. Richmond Hill‘s two hits were by Enzo Fredirico with double and triple. mond Hill‘s number again allowing only two hits while walking none and striking out 13. NEXT 881-2121