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5 Era and l tit prt J Traced pi li IDSEASON CHAMPIONSHIP 50Lap Classic AUG 18 in Prices Mount Albert ladies lake Second Place In league Gladys Rollings Mount Albert ladies copped second place in the Lake junior ladies soft- ball league race with a win over Tracy Aurora at Mount Albert Wed nesday The put on a long range slugging bee and drew on Marguerite Greens three bit strike out pitching to hex Aurora nine It was the closing game of the regular season The loss dropped Aur ora to fourth place A lour run first five in the fourth and three In the fifth were key innings for Mount Albert- Aurora grabbed singletons in the third and and scored two in tiie seventh Anil Craig was the victim of Mount Alberts seventeen hit assault Marilyn Morrison slapp ed out three triples Marie Harri son two triples and Marguerite Green counted three hits to top the winners Rita Dorothy Wright and Morri son collected two hits apiece while Jean Rolling got one Hammond Ann Craig and Brooks found the range for Aurora WIN OF PLAYOFFS Newmarket took the lead in the first round of the North York midget baseball league by defeating Oak Ridges at Oak Ridges Thursday The could only fathom Don Thorns for two hits Roy Oar and Paul Wright got these as Oak Ridges counted a first and third frame run scored two runs in the first and one in the second to take the lead Newmarket bagg ed seven hits off Dale Boyle Don George Bill Cain Bill and Bob were the Newmarket County Towners Defeat Flyers Newmarket County staged a dramatic last of the seventh rebellion with their bats Friday at the fair grounds to shade Barrie Flyers in a South baseball league It was the Towners win The locals strode into the fin al frame down In the face of Bill steady hurling it looked like they were beaten But the County had different notions Jerry Hugo and Ken Thorns made the first gestures to bring home a win Jerry Hugo pump hand- ted a single into center singled and Ken Thorns squirted a neat bunt along the first toss line 1 All hands were safe and the bases loaded That was when Carl Moore ftpiS to the dish Moore into mentis lor s Ray Shore The award and Koxy Theatre passes go to the Shore of the Lake this week Who is the Ray Shore of the Lake loop Horner Rut- ledge the great relief artist The as you will note elsewhere have been climbing up the lake league ladder steadily and Horner has saved many a game for Paul Mainprise and the with bis fine relief work This was true last Wednesday when the genial Mr KuOedge stalled off a threatening Newmarket Legion recovery with a sterling onehit norun relief chore Just to prove he could hit as well as pitch Horner belted a long three bagger Incidentally Mr is also coach of the Mounties and along with Joe Case can take a bow for the excellent play of the season Club Legion Mount Albert threw a kingsize monkeywrench into Newmarket Legions plans for first place in the League Wednesday of last week at the fair grounds The Mounties led by renowned diamond Horner Ruttedge and Joe Orchardmen Upset Legion Bill Dikes solid sock that scored Lome Shropshire in the last of the seventh earned Pine Orchard Toppers a win over Newmarket Legion last week in a Lake Simcoe softball league game The Orchardmen pulled rug from under laddies with a seven run blowup in the second Gus home run blast doubles by Doug Card and Josh Preston plus a couple of Legion errors set up the Orch ards big round Hits by Lome Shropshire Nobby Ash Howie Ash and Stan Pollards homer tacked on singletons for the win ners in the third fifth and sixth The Legion boys refused to have the count tolled over them without putting up a battle- Don pinchbit double and singles by Bruce and Fred Dill- man gave the Legion four runs in the seventh and tied the count It was John Shedlowick for the Legion Josh adopted Green ton for Pine Orchard Both Four OBA Teams Entered Gaels Prep For Macintosh Leads Scorers Newmarket will enter four teams in the The entry list covers bantam midget and juvenile As Aurora Is not entering any teams several Aurora players have signed With the local clubs Newmarket are being sponsored by the Newmarket Recreation Commission They have a rating Francis is coach and Lome Keffer manager Their activity is expected to start the second Saturday in August Among the Aurora players sign ed here is Keith Browning who has pitched two nohit bantam games this year in North York League action The Newmarket Optimist Club is sponsoring the bantam entry Ken Wright and Bill Hopper are cocoaches Don Menard is mana ger The bantam play offs start August Newmarket Do- Nuts are slated for midget competition Francis Hoi lings- worth manager The DoNuts are ex pected strong bid to win OBA honors- They have two good pitchers in Jack Cain and Don Thorns and have signed Aurora southpaw Jack Newmarket will carry the Hub banner into the juvenile playoffs juv enile will start the second Saturday in August The have a strong mound staff in Merlyn Bales Grant Mor ton Jack Mills and George The Optimists have a rating- loft of Aurora the score RADIATOR GARAGE SERVICE Repair to all IATORS AND GARS at Fair Grounds NEWMARKET Lloyd to Moores feat the game winner The County were in the hit doldrums up to this point Twice they left the bases popu lated and in stranded got two runs in the fourth as Carl Moore doubled Lloyd Harvey got on hit by the pitcher was on and on a fielders choice Bill Man bote after fouling off half a cozen pitches lashed a double into left to score two runs Frank single and double and George single earned single runs in the second third and sixth and a margin improving with work hold to nine hits It was the big righthanders third sue cessic win got giltedge support behind him Newmar ket clubbed routegoer Bill for j George Rancid flyers new receiver had three hits Frank two for the invad ers Bill iwo doubles double and single and Jerry Hugos two singles were potent factors in the New market win Don Gibson Bill Smith and Carl asesj cram mm x 1 Moore swung safely to balance ud the locals hit total ylpfeMorfoninc uf run Horner Mount mound staffs took over from Paul Mainprise in the fifth when the now des perate Legionnaires comeback Horner got John to pop out to third Brian Stokes to kill the rally From there on Mr Rufe ledge was master pitching ftow run one hit frames If was home high the- two teams Bob gadget drove out one with Art aboard to give Mount Albert a toad in the first Mickey Smith pound- Sell a baser Ay Ithuojje in the third and Bruce uncorked in the following The they knew how to bunt and they lit erally bunted tfie ilotyjft- the drain Axt Boh celling in It was not night Bill was tagged for jnii rto hits and walked in three runs in Hie third John assumed the burden in the sixth gave up three hits including a two run triple to Horner Rut- ledge Gaels will likely step into play off action next week according to team manager Ernie In the semifinals first and fourth finishers will do battle while second and third teams square off in the other bracket Each series IS a best Series survivors meet in a the junior A title aimmmsmm a the Sss sliced their front points Is K sis tor a point if tosh also leads all the four fetters in camate slits points Madgett goals assists gKas Ludlow m asslsfs ttii Mainprise pitched steady five hit ball for uc hits Dave Couch with and Bob Badger a with three safeties topped ae turned in good games Prestons support was ace high but the Legion boys fell down sadly behind Shedlowick Optimists Upset Ridges In Baseball Playoffs Newmarket Optimists have been winning games right and left since Ken Wright and Bill Hopper took the helm Wednes day they pulled the prize sur prise of the season knocking off Ridges It was the game of the North York bantam leagues and Oak Ridges first season Oak Ridges and Aurora are in the roundrobin set fired a masterpiece to Halt Oak g unbeaten Jerry Glover to spoil iRobeitsoriS whizzed a third strike past betters but had control In the first whiffed three 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