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League-leading Global Travel got an unexpected “ride” from Travelways last week in Richmond Hill Minor Soccer House League Atom action. The league-leaders were downed 4-1 by Travelways in picking up only their second win of the season. By PAT KELLY Sammy Orfanakos popped in the only goal as the Richmond Hill Lions Atoms blanked Thomhill 1-0 in Richmond Hill Globe Travel taken__fornrig§ Leading the upset were Robbie Dawson with two goals, Daniel Cameron and Robbie Patterson with singles. Peter MacNamara was the lone marksman for Globe Travel. Rolph Peichl, Richard Andrews. Michael Moss and S. Beck came up with fine efforts for the rapidly-improving Travelways‘ team. Things got even worse for Global later on as they were replaced in first place by ,Casabil Con- struction by way of an impressive 7-0 shutout over Whitchurch-Stou- ffville Recycling. Goals were by Steven Costa and Brent Luckasavitch, three, and David Byers. Hill Squirts take two league games Mir} ' ihe battle for' third place. Bentham Signs The Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Squirts won two more games last week in Etobicoke Soft- ball Association action. ns blank Thornhi/l 7-0 AL u .MHM mammn nlnh wav with three goals Junior B: Richmond suffered in league play plhernthere are no Thornhill 12.4) in round Their first game saw them downing Wood- bridge by a 24-3 count. Richmond Hill pitchers Robbie Bell. Joe Apps. and Dave Repath com- bined to fire a no-hitter in this game, as errors allowed Woodbridge to score all their runs. The Hill trio did give up eight walks. The Dairy Queen boys also received their share of walks, as no fewer than 18 of them reached first base with a free pass. Jim‘Hughes had three hits, while Scott Low and Repath had two each. l I; .: Fingertip convenience In speed and Ilght selection Lilettme Iubncated motovs. Ducted models have $way discharge. Ductless models have 2 filter system. Now You've Got A Friend... In The Plumbing Business m HOMESTEAD PLUMBING FIBERGLASS SHOWER PRICES FROM Range Hoods for Effective Ventilation ONE PIECE OR SECTIONAL QUICK 8 SIMPLE TO INSTALL Trust the trash air people at HomesIead . . . {or your kitchen Soccer Club town rep play. _ came out on top with a 3-0 win over MacLean‘s r-.__,. The score came in the first half and only the fine defensive play of Grant O'Meara and Andy Furniture. Jeff Ger- schkow, Lorenz Boff and Michael Aquino scored the goals in this com- fortable win although MacLean's were unlucky to score in the second half as Bentham sign's started to fade. MacLean‘s now slip to fifth place as Torontario Electrical came up with a narrow 2-1 win over Powell Plumbing in the most closely-contested game of the week, Also Teofilo scored both goals for Torontario and Michael Lamport replied for the losers. SQUIRTS Ratcliffs Canada got back on the winning track with a convincing 5-0 win over Kent Clothes. $30500 Liam Kelly played a strong defensive game and also made hs presence felt offensively with a hat-trick. Gord lnfanti snapped up the other two. CLOSE GAME The next game was too close for comfort, as the Hill boys continued to be moored in their prolonged hitting slump. Low belted a grandslam home run. This game saw them come' up with only four singles enroute to a 3â€"1 win over Thornhill. Hill pitcher Joe Apps was also stingy, as be surrendered a mere three hits. The goalscorers were aided by excellent atâ€" tacking play from David Gyamarti and Stefan OASA The Hill squad now prepares to enter its first round of the OASA Playdowns, as they will meet Cedar Hill from Scarborough. Shortstop Dave Repath played a strong defensive game. $2995 DUCT Minuti in the second half, plus several exceptional saves by goaltender Maurice Poirier, preserved the narrow lead over a fiercely at- McLellan. Joe Mazda and John Aquino played well on the attack for Kent Clothes but were unable to pierce the Ratcliffs defence. In other games, league leading MacFleming Paints had a tough time preserving a tie against Fann‘s Sports Centre. Greg Cairns scored both goals for the painters while Ben Lavoie reciprocated for Fann‘s Sports. Second place North York Trophies also lost ground with a 3-3 tie against The Family Billiards. Jean Mauri‘s hat-trick for Trophies was matched by singles from Philip Houston, Jim Orfanakos and Matthew Gillis for the Billiards. Finally, C & J Investments picked up two points with a 5-1 win over Baymar Sports. Marc Broschek scored three goals for the win- ners wth singles to Jeff Stewart and Darrin Nikolaus. Mark Stirpe got the lone goal for the losers. With three teams tied for second place within range of the league- leaders, Mac Fleming Paints, the battle for the league championship should be close and ex- citing in the final weeks of the season. MOSQUITOES King City [GA 4. Libéral odverhsers Opprecuore YOU 1‘ Anyone is eligible to participate except employees of Metmspan Community Newspapers Ltd.. or their immediate families 0! families of the judges. 2. AH entries must be received at the Libefal Office not later than Friday. September 7th. 1979‘ 3, Recipes will be judged on the basis of onginality and general appeal. 4‘ Winners will be notified by telephone The winnmg envy in each category will be determined by taste. texture. ease and speed ol preparation. 5. All recipes become, Ihe property of Metrospan Community Newspapers Ltd{ Most mll be published in our 1979 Cookbook 6‘ No I accepted WE ARE HAVING A RECIPE CONTEST! LET’S SEE IF YOUR FAVOURITE RECIPE CAN STAND UP TO THE DISCR|M|NAT|NG PALATES OF OUR PANEL OF RENOWNED CULINARY EXPERTS. IF YOURS IS THE BEST IN ONE OF THE CATEGORIES, THEN YOU WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO WIN ONE OF THE GRAND PRIZES THAT WILL BE PRESENTED AT A SPECIAL CEREMONY. GRAND PRIZES PLUS MUCH, MUCH fl. .Vm RULES OF THE CONTEST more than three recipes per person will be Lfiléxsgzréfl tacking Thomhill club The following game saw the Lions wallopin'g Stouffville 11â€"0 with Danny Jensen and Orfanakos leading the Ronald's Printing 4. Ronald‘s came up with a great effort despite being short of players due to vacation with Mike Nelson getting all three goals. - . A, Keh's Beckers of Stouffville 4, Bell Canada! 2. Bell put up a good performance against the strong Ken‘s team but once again the missing players affected the decision. Tom Baddeley scored two goals for Bell while Donny Brooks and Mark McGunn scored two each for Beckers. Silver Acoustics 7. Bone Fencing 4. Gianpaulo Infanti scored three goals and Chris Mohl two in this high-scoring game which gave spectators plenty of exciting moments. Mark Duley and Jason Hails got one each. Bone Fencing scorers were Sean Jenning, Mariel Bernard and Kerin Jennings. "QUALITY BUILT BY KARINDON INC." One acre, trees and a stream in Richmond Hill. Estate setting. Architecturally designed traditional home with energy saving features. Main floor laundry, four bedrooms, bay windows in kitchen. s144,990. PRESENTS A YES â€" THERE IS ONE LEFT! r---------------------------‘ , ,J , ,,,, nun-Inn _ .l D... m. DInâ€"l. ‘nlln‘y- iSend in your RECIPE and Entry Blank todayi CHECK THE APPROPRIATE CATEGORY GOURMET MEAL FOR TWO CANNING AND PRESERVING (3 MAIN DISHES (j VEGETARIAN DISHES C) MEN ONLY (3 DESSERTS THE LIBERAL P.0. BOX 350 l : bun-.mg'flfl'flLh‘LNLiEcJQ-u-u- Nam}: ‘Addm; V .. Phone Number Rec-1pc Name: . MAIL WITH REC! bi 'fo: akin BOOK annex way with three goals apiece. Bobby Kennedy and Guilio Palmacci had two goals apiece with single going to Brian Coulson. Anrlu Minnti and Jav Junior B: Richmond United 10. Thornhill 0. A remarkable game in that rarely do so many dif- ferent players get into the scoring as was the case with Richmond Hill. suffered this ye Markhai 'previous by the s The K with a s (air tiékets only) 0 Kitchen-Aid Custom Dishwasher KDC 18 built-in (installation not included) from Canada Kitchen ' {Trip for Tyvp to Orlando, Florida Andy Minuti and Jay Richardson came up with fine defensive plays for Richmond Hill. BE A WINNER..‘.. GRAND PRIZES Minor Atoms: A. Beanie 4. Stouffville 1. This was Beattie's 10th win a in a row. Jeff Harrison was a standout in goal despite playing with an injured hand. CanadaKitchen Pino Decina led the scoring with three goals with a single to Sean Douse. Minor Mosquitoes: Dynes Jewellers 10. King City 0. Russell Armstrong sizzled home five goals for the winners with Kelly Rheeder adding three with singles to Dino Buffon and Chris Hobbs. 0 IGA provides you with 7 worth ‘50“ each. The Oak Ridges Ban- tams. sponsored by Aurora Vehicle Recycling. dumped Boyle's Shell of Richâ€" mond Hill 15â€"4 in minor ball league play. Ridges Bantams wallop Hill 15â€"4 MORE PRIZES AND MORE FUN TO BE ANNOUNCED rue saga: Colin O‘Brien had three goals, Pat MacMun'ay. two, with singles to Russ Thornhill, Mike Gallinger, Heinz Losberg. Tiziano D‘Arazio, Norm Murphy. Coach Orfanakos will be contacting parents of team players in the near future in the hope of getting their support to take his team to Virgina on the weekend of November 23-25 to par- ticipate in the Reston tournament. ' Peewee Girls: Kiddie Kobblers 1. Markham 0. The Kobblers‘ avenged the sole defeat they had Bob Mashinter led the win with a home run‘ Allen and Mike Smith homered for Richmond Other games were rained out. Hill . BROOKSIDE ELGIN MILLS NO. 7 Hwy RICHMOND HILL L-I-I-I-l Please wnle 0 recipe m the I order Name 0! reap: Ingredxam mu: mezsunmenb Temper-3mm and cooking um: mmmlorprepann; 8840651 out your {cum-1n; this year by downing Markham. Markham had 'previously beaten them by the same score. The Kobblers came up with a solid team effort and were only foiled by the outstanding play of the Markham defence and particularly its goalie. They also ganged up on Virginia Douse to make sure she didn‘t get her average three goals per game. The winning goal was scored by Natalie Ross. , The win left Richmond Hill and Markham tied for first place. A playoff to settle the matter once and for all will be necessary. The game should be well worth watching. Each team is ex- ceptionally well-coached and has an abundance of talent and the desire to win. To quote a Markham parent: “When these youngsters play each SHOP 'N SAVE AT @T ALLENEffiTifiT @ Bayview it Markham Rd.. 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