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weekender july 11 1987 p51 stouffville earns 40 fastball win by alan shackleton outfielder bruce beare nailed the winning rbi and later scored two runs to lead betz pools stouffville mens fastball team to 40 win over the oshawa mcl juniors wednesday night playing at home stouffville took a 10 lead in the first inning on beare s single and that was all it really needed as pitcher jim chilvers tossed a completegame shutout the win puts betz atop the oshawa city and district league with a record of 1131 starting pitcher for mcl in this game was jims youn ger brother dave chilvers a student at stouffville dis trict secondary school the brotherly pitching matchup lasted for the first four innings before dave was pulled to give another mcl pitcher some work the oshawa squad is preparing for the provincial junior elimination tournament this weekend in ottawa and their performance on wednesday impressed betz manager bryan emery theyre looking pretty good he said of mcl theyve improved since the last time we played them in an earlier meeting in june stouffville hammered mcl 91 while the margin of victory wasnt as large wednesday emery was pleased with his teams per formance im happy with what i saw there were no problems he said along with beare the other big betz bat belonged to paul boynton who had a good night at the plate which included a triple today stouffville plays in the richmond hill fastball tournament there are 16 teams entered in the event and emery expects the competition to be fierce betz is slated to play three games saturday at the richmond hill diamonds the first contest goes at 9 am and chilvers will be on the mound for stouffville this tuesday night july 14 betz travels to markhams centennial fields to take on the ciaremontmarkham juniors weekender sports 0e3321 4410 hwy 7 just west of main si unionvilto north side 477971 1 unionville defeated wednesday nights rain seemed to affect union- had the lone tally here allan miller left tre- villemilliken more than its richmond hill v hill and dean marindino both middle pre- opposition because the locals lost this bantam pare to go after the ball representative soccer outing 51 earl gracey bruce etheridge stouffville panthers battling in tourney by alan shackleton stouffvilles bantam panthers are playing in ottawas gloucester international soccer tournament aleqnsjhjbbem stouffville coach is confident this weekend and coach alfons rubbens says they have a good chance of winning some 108 canadian and us teams are at the tourney but the panthers only have to overcome eight opponents in their age group to take the title i think that if the boys play as well as theyve shown me they can we should reach the semifinals easily rubbens said after that its dangerous to make predictions but i think were good enough to win it all the panthers have an impressive record in tournaments this season theyve reached the finals in the four theyve entered winning two of them outright the boys love to play in tourna ments thats where they play their best soccer rubbens added stouffville is in a division with four other teams and the two best qualify for the semifinals the panthers opponents in the first round are south ottawa jean- tallon of quebec and a team called klcinjuvcntus which rubbens knows nothing about we really dont know any of the teams were playing but that isnt a problem hcsaidi make things more exciting squads from the other bantam di vision which the panthers would play in the finals if they qualify are oshawa ottawalinwood glouces ter and summerton the panthers first game was 8 am today so to be well rested they made the long drive to ottawa yesterday unionville pony club does well the unionville pony clubs starter b team led the way to a strong finish for the club at last weekends central ontario region pony club c rally held at mohawk raceway the squad made up of experienced riders on green horses consisted of captain melissa beckett helper carrie bergles and riders erin searle everhard charles olivierimunro and florence tartavel they won their division markhams searle riding post script was highpoint champion in the starter b division searle won the cross country event coming within a second of the designated time and receiving no jumping penalties she also placed second in the dressage event unionvilles olivieri- munroe riding sponge toffee took second place in the cross country shannon swaddling in the training division experienced riders on experienced horses the two olivierimunroes and florence tartavel in the starter b division all received firstplace ribbons for jumping clear rounds in the stadium jumping event jennifer cote received three third place ribbons in the helper com petitions despite the handicap of a broken elbow a starter a team inexperienced riders also represented unionville based at stouffvilles zweibrucken horse farm at the rally this team consisted of riders melissa beckett captain lenny wal ton and christine nurmi and helper amy munn markham team reaches semifinal the markhambased toronto ibm club team secured a berth in the september provincial championships while enroute to the finals of the unionville ov qualifier slowpitch tournament the squad racked up four wins and one loss before losing the cham pionship game 108 to the woodbridge sole survivors markham fell behind behind 90 then fought back with three seventhinning runs to close the gap only a great play by the woodbridge third baseman who knocked down a sure base hit prevented ibm from at least tying the score in the final inning the club coached by markhams mark ono won 97 over appletons from etobicoke 187 over mondays from weston and lost 74 to tapps from scarborough during the round robin after falling behind 32 four innings into the quarter finals ibm turned on the power and moved to the semis with a 104 triumph over the scarborough smugglers the semifinal game featured strong defense and some timely hit ting as the ibm team squeaked by with a 31 win over ten men from etobicoke the squad now preparing for the provincial championships in september has a few openings in its schedule for any teams interested in an exhibition game if interested please call coach ono at 2945644 unionville boys victorious unionvilles levi strauss softball squirt boys did it the dramatic way earning a recent come- frombehind 54 win over leagueleading port perry the locals took an early lead with single runs in the first and third frames port perry did all its scoring in the fourth inning unionville tied it up with two runs in the fifth then workedits way out bf a port perry bases- loadedwithnoneout situation the contest was won iij the bottom of the seventh wherirob jones led off with a single stole second and scored on steve gilmores left- field single jsy jones alsohadastrptiggamepitching allowing five hifsaiidltbssiiigijsix shutout innings igood tetaori5eirontkeyinhoggvtrevofdayjeff- palmer gregmcdbnald and brian crowley day led unionvilles eighthit attack with a tri ple and a single grant barbesin with two rbis and jones each had a pair of hits mcdonald con- tributed a key twoout single in the fifth inning bringing home a pair of runners rfpifi earlier the squad ran roughshot over east gwillimbury avenging a recent tournament loss witha 132 victory behind days twohit pitching the locals smashed 13 hits leading the parade was barbe- sin with three singles a double two rbis and four runs scored mcdonald and jones each collected a pair of 1 rbis on three hits day also had three hits john ilsyl vestor and palmer tjame up with strong defens