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wmmmmm m 1 newmarket golf 2 s country club a metroland community newspaper stouffwlle fire battery yourdunlop tire dealer home of generation jv the tire with the 40000 irite warranty 4404499 wednesday june 12 1985 provincials are tough on sdss track athletes stingers are undefeated stouffvilles intermediate stingers have improved their season record to an im pressive 40 after stringing together a pair of wins in last weeks action the stingers destroyed mt albert 182 and won a tight contest with previous ly unbeaten pefferlaw 119 weve been playing basi cally pretty well said the teams manager ted low- ery however we cave in defensively sometimes and give up some runs despite the quick start i think we can improve when we get that one bad inning out of our system wed like to keep it going he says but were not going to walk away with it in their 182 destruction of mt albert the stingers scored three runs on dee dee keiths homerun in the first inning they followed that up with a fourrun senior soccer squad drops opening game stouffvilles senior mens soccer team kicked off its 1985 season recently with a game against uxbridge unfortunately the squad lost the game 10 in the first half stouffvil- le carried the game at their opponents but were con tinually foiled by the ux- bridge netminder in the second half the tables turned and stouffvil- le found themselves the re- cepients of uxbridges offense the teams back four of jim currie john bardell brian button and george sled did their best to stem the tide but they were finally beaten on a long high shot that fell in just under the crossbar stouffville managed to press uxbridge for the final 10 minutes of the contest but failed to score the equalizer stouffvilles seniors play recreational soccer throughout the summer and in a couple of over30s tournaments if you are in terested in playing call john klein at 6405686 or charlie parker at 6403284 the teams next game is in newmarket on june 9 sports schedule the ralph spademan bantam girls will try to break put of their slump tonight against pickering at 830 pm the following week the girls host oshawa the intermediate stingers will attempt to run their record to 50 on thursday night against mt albert the whitchurchstouffville soccer clubs continue their schedules with the bantam and junior girls team playing host to markhams b team at 7 pm vbn june 18 mhshb0ihhkmkrmpn on june 13 brian bishops minor pee wee boys b squad faces thornhill at sdss at 7 pm other upcoming games for the soccer clubs are june 18 for the minor bantam boys against mar- kham and june 20 for alfons rubbens minor peewee boy against thornhill second third fourth and fifth inning meanwhile out on the pitching mound candy brown who shares the posi tion with liz crittenden coasted through the game striking out seven while sur rendering only nine hits a couple of nights later the stingers found them es selves in a tight contest with pefferlaw but escaped with an 119 victory in the stingers second in ning four singles and a dou ble put the team out in front 41 heading into the final frame stouffville was up 11- 5 but pefferlaw fought back to come within two on a cou ple of triples but crittenden induced pefferlaws centre fielder into a pop out to shortstop debbie gold and then re corded her eighth strike out to preserve the win things however have not gone well for the ralph spademan bantams who lost both their games this week our batting is still a problem said coach cliff dunkeld we dont srike out but we dont get good wood on the ball either despite his teams 25 re cord dunkeld says they wont give up trying to im prove to the point where they can compete with their opponents in larger centres by brian kirlik sports editor for stouffville district secondary schools trio of tanya townend mary sled and camille rutherford competing in the ontario high school track and field championships was excit ing nerveracking and dis appointing the meet was held in eto- bicokes centennial park over the past weekend while townend and rutherford have tasted pro vincial competition before this was the first time sled a grade 10 student has competed at such a high level i was really nervous said sled in a recent inter view i was kind of psyched out with all the peo ple around ive jumped better she said of her long jump of 462 metres her personal best is 482 metres and while all three athletes admitted they have had better days jan mcbride the girls physcial education department head says just qualifying for the allontarios is an accomplishment to get all the way into the provincials is pretty ex citing stuff said mcbride to get there they are in the top24 in ontario i think the girls should be very proud of how theyve done she says according to mcbride none of the girls peaked at the provincials partly be cause of a busy schedule at school the week prior to the meet if i had jumped my best i would have been in the top- 10 said tovnend a grade 13 student i should have done better competing in the high jump townend managed to clear 15 metres at the pro vincials one centimetre short of her personal best the winning leap was a mark of 176 metres in the senior girls long jump rutherford wound up in seventh spot with a jump of 543 metres 30 cen timetres behind the winning effort i was upset said rutherford going into the last round i was in third place i didnt increase my distance and everybody else increased theirs i felt i could have done better said the grade 12 student but theres al ways next year all three athletes had no thing but praise for the efforts of their coaches however with better facili- ties such as a track they felt their results would have been better hpftej ffib n ir mary sled long jump tanya townend high jump camille rutherford long jump high schools softball teams ousted in semis stouffville district secon- dary schools hopes of sweeping the boys and girls softball cham pionships were dashed late last week when both squads were eliminated in the semi finals after compiling identical 42 records during the regu lar season both teams had set their sights on winning their respective cham pionships in their quarterfinal against langstaff sdss posted a 50 victory in the semis they were on the short end of a 31 decision to huron heights the eventual champs they got tworuns in the first two innings and we couldnt come back said john white the teams coach it was just one of those things although hes still con vinced his team should have won the championship white says huron heights had a good team there was no excuse for not winning after eliminating bayview on a come-from- behind effort in the quarter finals the girls team blew several leads in their semi final and wound up losing 11- 7 to huron heights we should have won said the teams coach ai piette we didnt play well according to piette sdss made six errors in a four- run huron heights inning when you play that way you get beat said the coach hockey age groups move up one year public schools do well at meet the ontario minor hock ey association which gov erns whitchurchstouffville minor hockey association and the metropolitan toron to hockey league will move their age groups up one year to unify the them with the rest of the country the minor adjustment means players who normal ly would move into the next level will remain in their current bracket for one more season the realignment has the novices at eight and nine years atoms at 10 and 11 peewees 12 and 13 bantams 14 and 15 midgets 16 and 11 and juveniles 18 and 19 track and field athletes from summitview and orchard park public schools turned in some ex- cellent performances at the area two track meet held in aurofa last thursday and friday in the final standings summitview wound up in third place while the team f romorchard park finished in eighth both schools will send the athletes that placed in the top three to the regional meet slated for today in au rora for summitview the highlight of the meet was the firstplace finish of the tyke girls team erin blenkhorn and jack ie chee led the tyke team winning 100 metres and standing long jump respec tively meanwhile summit- views atom girls and junior boys wound up in third place in the team competition julie sanford paced the atom girls with a firstplace finish in the running long jump and a third in the high jump michelle osborne earned second spot in the 400metre run dayle lewis led the junior boys team with a first and third in the high jump and 800metre run while mike bass posted a secondplace finish in the standing long jump in the triplejump todd stover had a third- place finish although her team didnt place at the meet michelle hoftsee finished first in the junior girls high jump and second in the 800metre run in the relay races sum- mitviews atom girls had the best finish winding up in second place the tyke girls placed fifth and the tyke boys and atom boys fourth meanwhile over at orchard park the baston clan susan andrea and darren all had firstplace finishes darren in the senior boys high jump andrea in the running long jump and 100 metres and susan in the junior girls 100 metres and running longjump brandon pridham had an excellent day for the atom boys team posting a win in the 400metre race he also placed in the standing long jump orchard parks other firstplace finishes came from sherri hutchinson in smythe in the senior boys long jump and shelley the intermediate girls 400 metre debra sanderson nicholson in the tyke girls standing long jump kirk in the senior girls standing 400metre race sports shorts stacey brooks a grade 6 student at summitview public school gets hung up on the pole during the high jump event at the area two track and field meet held last week in aurora summitview had a good day finishing third overall in the junior meet horse show the ballantrae and district lions club will hold its fifthannual horse show on sunday june 16 at the bal lantrae community centre the show has a 9 am start and features an equtitation hack and hunter class ybc bowling news tina hie janet flewell adam senour and tracy mcfarlane took the allontario family twosome tournament held recently in stouffville on may26 hie and her father captured the senior division and were the district champions they now advance to the provincial tournament in toronto on aug 17 and 18 golf tournament the whitchurchstouffville chamber of commerce is now accepting entries for their golf tournament at the maples of ballantrae on friday june 21 the i entry fee is 40 and includes a shot at two color televi sions 18 holes of golf and a buffet lunch a cp air trip anywhere in canada is available to anyone sinking a holeinone to register call the chamber office at 6405993 m sahl donation the stouffville amateur hockey league has added another 2500 to the coffers of the recreation complex to bring the total to approximately 210000 all together the sahl has contributed 10700 to the cause