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Bayviewsaccer teams are champs .‘ “.14 L” Mum: um Hoar anvipw had vm nnmher York mu :1 drive on [his year [0 im~ willed," _ _ lime and remained that way xeason. We lied (H) on the first lhmugh Ihe game." It could be called the year Bayview Secondary School put its best fool forward in soccer. At least it‘ll do until a Georgian Bay champions_h_ip__comes along. The Don McNair-coached Bayview Midgets could do just that after winning the York County championship last Monday by blanking Aurora 4â€"0 setting up a Georgian Bay final today (Wednesday) against Bradford at Bayview. Rams still skidding... The Richmond Hill Provincial A Rams continued to reel last week losing their 11th and 12th games out of 14 starts in the still early season. They‘ve managed but one win and a tie‘ Tuesday night of last week saw them stoned 9-4 by the North Marway Farms Minor Midgets carved out two more wins in league action last week and added one exhibition victory. They opened with a 7-2 triumph over Bolton breaking loose for six straight goals in the final period to overcome a 2-1 Bolton lead. with two goals with singles to Mark Ellison. Mark Joslin, Mark Stevens. Al Evelyn and Carl Boyle. Assists lo Joslin. two. Flying high The world is blowing up in our faces. Reporters are rushing from one crisis front to another. There’s trouble in Iran, explosions in Mississauga, an oil squabble bet- ween Alberta and Ontario. Where do I come in on all this drama? I went to the second annual meeting of the Richmond Hill Slo-Pitch League Monday night held in the Blue Flame Room at Consumers’ Gas. Now that you’ve got your breath back I’ll hurry on to quickly deal with some of the happenings before the next crisis steals my thunder. It was decided unanimously to keep the age at 30 and to walk Greenhead and Fournier purposely a few times during the season just to give them the feel of the game. OPTIONAL DRAFT An even more important decision saw those in at- tendance voting to leave it up to the individual players as to whether they wanted to stay with their present teams. If not they can go into the common draft with the newcomers. First, it was a big turnout. A total of 70 bodies at- tended the meeting which was quite spectacular when you figure there were 90 players in the six team league last season. Slo-Pitch is booming. GOOD NEWS An there's especially good news for those souls who have been wringing their hands waiting to see if they would be allowed in the league next year. There was some pre-meeting talk about upping the eligibility age from 30 to 35 to give some ancient players like Bill Greenhead and Rene Fournier a chance to reach first base. The vote was something like 40 for the optional draft and only 28 for the common draft. Democracy will out. Personally, I was leaning toward a common draft simply because I feel there’s a tendency to become “too serious” about winning if one team sticks together year after year. That, however, is strictly a personal feeling. EXPANSION It was also decided to allow expansion to eight teams from six teams next year if registration warranted it. The games would continue to be played at the Town Park Sundays starting at an earlier time. Jim Flett led the onslaught I know I’m getting bogged down into details but a final few last hurrahs here. The new 1980 executive will find Paul Patenaude as president; Coly Kloepfer, viceâ€"president; Jim Bolin, treasurer; and Lynton Friedberg, treasurer. Finally. I’m going into training right away for next year. I’ve got this bench at home which looks something like a ball bench and I just practice sitting on it without falling. CONGRATS Just notes: Congratulations to dressage rider Cindy Neale of King City who was named the Martini and Rossi horsewoman of the year yesterday in Toronto. The win was the second in a row for the 28-year-old Neale. She received last year‘s award for her eighth- place finish at the world dressage championship in Goodwood, England. She returned to Goodwood this year and won the Grand Prix event with her top mount, Martyr, and rode her second horse, Equus. to victory in the Prix St. George. Riding Martyr, she later won the Grand Prix at the Fountainebleau international dressage show in France. OBSERVATORY LANE RICHMOND HILL 884-1833 889-1436 Marwa y Wins three THORNLEA LUMBER Yikes! Bayview had yet another York County championship earlier-in the week as Cliff Nuttall‘s senior team dovmed Thomlea 6-2 to win the honors there. Unfortunately. Bayview went on to lose the Georgian Bay 3-0 to SI. Andrew's College in a mud bowl last Friday at Bayview. “It‘s the first time we've won two out of three York (‘ounty championships in soccer,“ en- thused Nutlall. “We decided to York Rangers and on Sunday night they fell 6-3 to the Royal York Royals at Royal York. But the loss Sunday was only part of the story as the battered Rams ran into more woe with the suspension of Andy Hawe for seven games after being nailed with a “molesting the official" Duane Aubie. three. Steve Rumble. Episqn. two. Flett. and Stevens. Then they downed Markham 8- 2 in an exhibition at Richmond Hill again coming up with two big periods scoring five goals in the second and five more in the third. Aubie showed the way scoring the first two goals with Flett also chipping in with two. Singles went to Barry Munro. Mark Ellison. Don Head and Steve Rumble. Assists went to Al fred simpson Libéral put a drive on this year to i prove our soccer image and worked out pretty well." He’ll get no {argument from McNair whose team went un- defeated in York County play this season tying twice “We got off to a slow start against Aurora.“ commented McNair. “They were all over us for the first 20 minutes. Then we scored the first goal and they just Trounce Bolton The best thing that‘s happened to {he Oak Ridges Junior B Dynes Jewellers recently is the Mississauga train explosion and chemical scare. Ridges saved by explosion? It resulted in the cancellation of a visit to Oak Ridges Monday night by the Streetsville Derby hockey players whose home quarters were on an emergency evacuation standby order. His team gave up a last minute goal to Barrie Friday and had to settle for a 4-4 tie. They then blew a 6-3 lead at home Saturday night to Brampton before travelling to Georgetown Sunday and being at the situation after his team stuttered to just one out of six points in three games over the weekend. Al least lhal's the way coach Pete Artemchuk must be looking penalty: and Peter Glynn out for four games with an "intent to injure" sentence. Rams‘ general manager Sil Steffan said he “didn't see the game so I can't say to what exâ€" tent Hawe pushed the official. All 1 can say he‘s usually a pretty steady type. The same goes with Evelyn. Bob Hay. two. Mark Stevens. Ben Carbone. two. Don Head. Mark Ellison. two, Aubie. Carl Boyle . Walter Harapiak. The locals were forced to overcome a H) deficit against Newmarket but came on to score a goal-aâ€"period and end up winners by 3-1. Newmarket but came on to score a goal-aâ€"period and end up winners by 3-1. It was Carl Boyle scoring in the first period from Flett; Carbone in the second unassisted; and James Kennedy from Barry Munro and Mark Joslin. Steve McAleese carried the brunt of the Rams‘ offensive getting two goals while the other one went to Joel Reeves. Oliver picked up two assists. The Rams are at home to Aurora Tigers next Tuesday night at 7:45 pm. Great start Blazing start for Midgets Wednesday, November 14, 1979 wilted." Leading the Bayview onslaught was Tony Stewart with three goals with Gavin Harvey getting the other one‘ The midgets had faced their stemesl test earlier in the week in the York County semi-finals against a tough Thornlea Thors squad beating them on the sixth penalty kick. It was a 1-1 tie after regulation What ’it really means is changes with Artemchuk con- vinced he's “a high-scoring rightwinger and a centreman away from what I'm convinced could be a championship team. We, just have to fill in a few gaps," trounced 7-3. Who needed Streetsville‘.’ TERRIBLE “We‘re just playing terrible hockey and it‘s not just because we're in a slump. You don‘t have slumps this early in the season“ NEW ARRIVALS He expects the new arrivals within the week. In the meanwhile it was all gloomsville when. as Artemchuk pul it. "we found ourselves trailing Georgetown 50 as soon as the National Anthem stopped Glynn. I think frustration had a lot to do with it." Richmond Hill again came up with a creditable first period tying the home team at 1-1 on a goal by captain Glen Oliver but let down in the second as the home team rammed home four goals to the Rams‘ two. Paul Harrietha scored for the Rams in that period along with Oliver who got his second goal of the game. A bright spot for the Rams was the addition of Terry Thorsell of the Juveniles for the last two games. He picked up two assists in the game against North York. It was much the same story against the Rangers as the Rams just couldn‘t keep the puck out and trailed 5-1 at the end of the first period and 6-2 going into the third which bore even worse results. mmg ?‘ ’Birds lose 3-2 time and remained that way through two 10-minute overtimes before the final shootout on penalty kicks. Bayview and Thornlea ex- changed goals until lan Walker got the final one and Thornlea missed to win the contest. “'I‘hornlea finished down in the standings," said McNair. “but we‘ve had trouble with them all Richmond Hill Legion Midget Coach Bruce Richter (left) has a reason to smile what with the fast start his team if off to this season. He’s briefing players Mike Hegenauer. James Gwillam. Doug Macklin, Dave Carmichael and Lorne Baxter. Keep it up, he’s saying. (Libeeral photo by Bruce Hogg) . playing." Goalgetlers in the game for Oak Ridges were Gino (‘avalini. Brjan Risk and Andre Damonzie. The scene was even more frustrating against Brampton as the locals went. into the third period leading 6-3 and proceeded to give up four unanswered goals. The honeymoon. if there ever was such an animal, is over for the Thornhil] Tudor Glen Thunderbird Junior B's. XWhat' really burned me.“ Arlemchuk said “was four of the goals against us resulted from It ended with last Sunday‘s 3-2 loss to Orillia Travelways when the Birds fired 38 shots at the opposition's netminder with the aforementioned results. "When you fire that many shots and only get two goals it simply comes under the heading of bad shooting." said Coach Al Morris. “And we‘ve been doing it consistently. In the last three games we‘ve been averaging 43 shots 8 game and have only come up with something like three goals We can‘t go on like that." They won‘t CHANGES “We're going to make some changes._" continued filorrjs. “We‘Qe gdt to go out and look for some shooters. The changes should come within the week.“ The coach has already made one move defensively releasing spare goaltender Steve Lorenâ€" wiczl Morris maintains that there isn‘t “a goalie in this league who's that good you have to fire 14 shots in a row ai him to score a goal.“ “We expect to replace him shortly." he said. In the meanwhile. first-string netminder Dan Harley has been performing up to Morris‘ satisfactions. The team just hasn‘t been scoring for him. Sunday‘s game i'as a'perfect example. Theâ€"Birds outshot Orillia 20â€"7 in lhe opening period but could only Section B season g0 Nuttall's team won the York title in impressive fashion thumping Thornlea with Ed McNally showing the way with five of the six goais. N. Murphy got the other one. Then came the St. Andrew‘s loss which saw. according to Nuttall, “playing conditions that were the pits. It rained all in the second period and Ray Flaherty won it in the third with his second counter of the evening‘ Tfiéy turned out to be [he only goals they got in the game as ()rillia's Tim Laine tied the game come 0”I With 8 2'1 lead 0“ goals Jamie Kennedy who is serving a by Mark Wiltshire and Bill [wogame suspension {or an Chappen. r r _ earlier ruckus against Dynes. I The Birds were outshot over those two periods 19-18. INJURIES Morris has also run into the injury bugaboo with John Thompson and Steve Sampson out with shoulder injuries. Also out. bul for a different reason. is losing the faceoff draw in our own end. That‘s why we need a good right-handed‘ centreman." Robin Searle got two goals for Oak Ridges with singles to Brian Risk, Mark Roberts, Rick Potter and Bruce Wilton. The one point against Barrie The Richmond Hill Bond Steel Atoms kept right on rolling last week winning all three league games including a 2-1 decision over Barrie Sunday in Barrie. Brampton“s Rob Campbell. Steve Shiriff and Randy Hum killed the Ridges team with two goals apiece. It was Maurice Poirier scoring the winning goal against Bolton last Friday 'night on an unassisted effort in the third which saw Richmond Hill win- ning 4-3. That game saw Richmond Hill coming from behind a 10 deficit in the first period to tie the game in the second on a goal by Aldo Teofilo from Brian Coulson and Brett Frederiks. There was just 3:39 seconds left in the final period when Danny Jensen scored the winning goal from Aldo Teofiloi Téofilo had opened the scoring from Brian Coulson only to have Bolton tie the game. Then it was MEETING ROOMS FOR COMPANIES PARKWAY HOTEL HWY. 7 & LESLIE ST The second period saw the 'Legion lake control with Farrell adding another two goals to complete his hat-[rick for the evening. The Richmond Hill Legion Midgets trounced Bolton 10-1 in York Simcoe play last week but went on to lose 6â€"4 in an exhibition encounter Sunday with the Bramalea Blues' Triple A‘s. Despite the final result. it was Bolton opening the scoring against Richmond Hill in the first period thanks to some sloppy play in its own end Then it was J.Po Farrell tying the game before the period ended on an unassisted efforti Pal Lawlor. Rob Cashin. Andrew Don and Dave Banlon also added singles to finish off the second period in from 7-1. The final period saw Richmond Hill increase its lead by another three goals as Paul Beckwith. Andrew Don and Lorne Baxter found the mark and finished the game with a commanding 10-1 victory. Assists went to Dave Leuschener with four, Dave Banton. two. Andrew Don, two, while James (lwillam. Rob (‘ashin. Warren Nye. Mike Hegenauer and Pat Lawlor all had one apiece. Despite the loss, Bayview threatened several times and missed some seemingly sureâ€"fire goals. “St. Andrew‘s only had three shots on our net and they scored on all three of them. It was that type of game." said Nutlall. All in all a great year for soccer at Bayview, The Hill pumped 56 shots at their opponents while Steve Harris in the Richmond Hill nets had a fairly easy evening with only 12 Bolton shots being potentially dangerous. The Steelers now stand un defeated in 15 games with 75 goals for and 19 against. Then it was Bobby Cook scoring the winning goal from Fleming and Lorenz Boff. Pat Fleming rounded out the scoring from Hunt. Saturday saw Richmond Hill defeating Newmarket 3-1 with Warren Payne scoring the first goal unassisted. Newmarket tied the game a minute later. Richmond Hill is at home next Saturday [0 Aurora at 630 pm. was an equal disappointment with the Ridges team leading 4-3 with one minute to go. But Teofilo was back in the third to tie it from Brian Hunt and Danny Jensen to set the scene for Poirier's winner. The loss to Bramalea saw Farrell scoring two goals for the Hill with Pat Lawlor and Dave Bamon getting the others. “h was purely and simply a letdown on our part that cost us the goal," said Artemchuk. “We just got burned again." ()ak Ridges is in Dixie Sunday for a 1 pm game and is at home next Monday night at Bond Lake Arena against ()akvillei Game lime is 8 pm. Bolton then came back in the second period to score the final two goals. Pat Fleming scoring from Vince Capotosto and Warre_n Rayne._ hThornhikll‘s reEord now stands at five wins and eight losses which sees them in 10th place. That‘s why Morris is’ralher alarmed at their firepower or lack of it. Their lop shooter is Paul Howson with éfghl goals, 13 assists. The Birds are in Barrie tomorrow 4Thursday) and are at home Sunday to Milton for a 7 pm. game at the (‘ommunity ('enlre. 881-2121