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Peewee Lions ’8’ champs! Richmond Hill Lions bounced back from an opening game 13-3 loss to Markham to win the ‘B' championship in the l'nionville tournament on the weekend Th e I’eew ee 'l‘hat final game saw them downing I'ntonville T-Jt behind the superb hurling of Don \Iehster who struck out seven batters Richmond Ilill picked up three runs iii the ttrst inning against I‘ntonville as tilen Harding singled and Jim Anderson hunted safely Kevin Alclnnis was safe on a fielder's‘ choice (‘hris Kostopoulos then singled scoring Anderson and .\Iclnnts lion Webster then brought in Kostopoiilos w ttii a single Richmond Hill added to its total in the bottom of the fifth inning when Steve ('ehallo hunted and Kern takes Pro -Am 'I‘op professional honors iii the annual Shrine Pro Am open golf tournament last week at Rolling Ilills (‘ountry (‘lub went to Toronto's Ben Kern. The three»day event was staged at two other area courses 7 the Rich- mond Hill and Huntington clubs winding tip at Rolling Ilills. near Stouffville last Thursday afternoon. Kern sltot a twoâ€"under- par 70 to give him a three- round total of 210. six under par (‘alifornian John .Iacocobs. the leader by two strokes after the second round. rose to a three-over-par 75 at Rolling Ilills to finish in second place. three strokes behind at 213 Toronto's (ieorge Knudson finished third at 213 '73‘734i9t Kern. who is the pro at National ('ountry t‘lub in \\oodl)rtdge. toured the three rounds with club members Dusty Miklas. of Thornhill. Ed Parkin and Stan Blair. Will Homenuik of Windsor and his team of (ieorge I’uller. Harry (‘ooper and Rob Grover took top team honors with 490 points. tr, ‘V.’ “nuâ€"u... L“ ‘ “LAVA t A; , I: ' fig, ‘â€" « } ," W35 Sic" p * s2. ’ . .23. 3 22 re as Next time? Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Squirts‘ catcher (‘esidio Negri is too late with tag as Bay Ridges runner is safe at home in last Saturday‘s tournament at the Town Park. The Hill lost 4-1. (Liberal Photo by Bruce Hogg). Dairy Queen Squirts ousted from tourney The Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Squirts made an early departure frotn their own .iour; namam. IasLbatundaaLasa they were knocked out in the second round. Playing for the first time after a 10-day layoff, the Hill boys started slowly in their first game and spotted Bramalea a 3â€" 0 lead after the first in- ning. Back-toâ€"back home runs by (‘esidio Negri and Jim Hughes gave Rich~ mond Hill a 5-4 lead going into the seventh inning. At that point the Hill squad exploded for 9 runs to win going away 14-4. . Jim Hughes had five hits while Scott Low and Cesidio Negri had four each. with Low also blasting a home run. Derek Battista and Robbie Bell had two hits apiece. Bell went six innings on the mound allowing six hits and striking out eight. Joe Apps, who had been out of action for three weeks following an appendix operation. made his return a suc- cessful one as he hurled the last inning and struckout two batters. TOL'GII PITCHER The next game saw the Hillers being stymied by a good Bay Ridges pit- cher. as they could manage only three hits on their way to a 4-1 defeat. Hughes continued his hot hitting as he had two of the hits with Negri getting the other one, Apps started the game and received relief help' from Bell in the fifth inning. Together they allowed only five hits while fanning nine. Dave Repath played two great games at SI‘IQLISIOPA A.‘ FINALS The “A” Championship game contained a lot of drama, as it took 9 in- nings before Glenfield emerged as the winners The Final saw Woodstock getting its own way as they handed Bramalea a 8-1 defeat This tournamentTwas sponsored by Texas Instruments. and Mrs. Raymond. from that company" was on hand to present the champion \Layne \Iurph} was safe on an error ’iert Ball grounded out Itll' t'eliallo scored on ‘lie play litlljt Keates singled it: .\lur ph_ Inton\ille picked up one ruti tn the top ot the si.\th tnniiig but the Lions tame hack wtth ' so more iii the hottoin when Anderson w alkt'tl and .\lclnnts‘ singled Rot h scored on passed balls "Am the I'tiiotinlle scored more in the 'op .It st'H'l‘ttll Iltli l' titit enough lilt’lllilttlltl Hill had 1: hits made no errors, left tttiie runnets on base The '.‘ tt opening game against \larkhani saw The Ilill taken to the t'lt‘dllt‘t‘s Their only runs unite in the ltrsi inning when ilttn Anderson got on with a walk and scored and in ISIIII oil .I [tossed Itall 'lie 'Iitrti on Bert hunter The} went on to tlrult I \l ridge 127: iii a game highlighted by .t threerriin Iiotner by Kevin .\lclnnis I'tia Webster went all the way on 'he ntound for the lions In regular league play she l.totts are still tti ltt‘st place '.‘.lIIi 13 witis. 1 loss and l rte Poolcraf't defeats Richvale Block 28-19 l{\.lli.\.\ll‘llifltul'Sll XXII-HUT) I'oolcraft defeated Richvale Block Bil-Ill in Richvale Minor T-Ball play last week. Adam Runnalls led the winners with two home runs .\Ir liatw'ell downed IleRoers lit-1.3 w Iiile Rich- vale Block upended the same I‘Iatwell crew 24-20 in another game. Shaun Ilouglas‘ hit two homers for thhvale Block I )eBoer Landscaping whipped I’oolcralt 29727 with Shaun Barton wallopittg two home runs and Bruee I)eBoer cat. ching two pop flies tot IteBoer Squirts Richvale‘s t\'o 3 team. under coach Ray Riinnalls. I0st to Oak Ridges No it by :t2-i2 and HOMEPLaN ; mart AL r 0L to also to Richmond Hill R I“ Mote 2' ti thhvale \'o I team. with coach Lloyd tildham. lost to Richmond Hill \o T. Ill-III Senior tiirls The Rich- vale \\ tlkins'on Steel tL-atii ‘ break down (CANADA) LTD MARKHAM, ONT _ WEST with coach \\tl|tains defeated tiak Ridge 13H \‘irgtnia llinde hit two home runs .Iulie t'orrick also homered while Susan ICngel tripled for Rich vale Richard Control offensive odors and waste safely with ENVIRO 'd” a. 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