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the tribune thursday july is 1973 u midget girls crucial contest tonight consolation trophy for squirt team stouffville hitter paul barry belted performing against some out four safeties jim of the top fastball teams chilvers and randy in ontario the stouffville underwood two each credit union squirts game jjm won 3 and lost l in all all- clivers again ahed up day tournament at woodstock july 21 stouffvilles lone defeat was a 70 shutout by sarnia in games to follow they downed woodstock 106 beat straford 52 and bombed beamsville 201 they received the woodstock police assiation consolation trophy it was accepted on behalf of the club by captian jim chilvers randy unerwood absorbed the loss on the mound for stouffville in the series opener in game two jim chilvers whiffed 12 batters on a 4- a 4hittcr and sent 11 down on strikes paul barry was still swinging the big bat poking out a pair against beamsville paul barry had a field day with four direct drives randy under wood clouted three jim chilvers coasted to victory on a 1hitter striking out 11 one of the best defensive efforts of the day was completed by paul hillerup he made a diving stab of a line drive and threw to 1st for a double play twelve teams vandorf tourne vandorf the vandorf park will be the scene of an exciting weekend of fastball beginning friday at 7 pm and extending through to the finals sunday also at 7 admission is free to the grounds with a silver collection twelve teams are entered including- richmond hill 4 vandorf 2 and one from king city vicitoria square markham zephyr pine orchard and mount albert the tourney champion will receive 100 and the runnerup 50 kevin morley wields big bat stouffville under friendly home lights the neil patrick midget girls steam rollered over richmond hill to even their best of three playoff eies at a game apiece the final score was 2816 with stouffville counting twenty one of those runs in an explosive second inning the next game goes tonight thursday at c pm patty williams went the route on the mound for stouifville and aided her game winning cause with a home run in the second frame the winner of the series plays eihpr ajax or bay ridges while the loser meets the loser of the same ajax bay ridges playoff those games will get underway next week dave mumford top perf stouffville behind the perfect hitting of dave mumford who went four for four and had four runs batted in the keith mcdowell real estate midgets downed king city 93 rick marshman went the distance for stouffville and gave up six hits while striking out ten batters marshman was caught by matt leslie who filled in behind the plate for the absent nick fiore this was the second win in a row for stouffville who play their next two games at home tonight at 830 against aurora and tomorrow night friday against oak ridges winners nine members of the ladies section sleepy hollow golf country club competed tuesday in the ladies invitational tournament at aurora highlands and five won prizes in the various categories more than a hundred ladies took part in the event judy aikman tied for the top prize with a low gross score of 83 but was defeated in a playoff five ladies tied with a low net score of 69 one of them being lil abraham of stouffville she also succumbed in a playoff other prize winners from the local club were isabel godwin innis nolan and anne collard stouffville capping their full week of softball with a sunday tournament in picton the don anderson haulage bantams won five of six games played their only setback came in the championship final sunday when they lost to alderwood 144 in league play stouffville met thornhill and unionville last tuesday and wednesday on tuesday they white washed thornhill 280 and at unionville it was stouffville 26 unionville 13 thursday night the team travelled to claremont to engage that team in an exhibition match this game was of some signifigance in as much as the boys were meeting some of their teammates from this years provincial hockey champions claremont hurler howie jones a standout hockey player for stouffville could not the stouffville sluggers and became part of the pitching combi nation that allowed 15 runs and 16 hits the final score was stouffville 15 claremont 1 to canadian championships i sixteen year old eleanor mahal of cachet estates r r i unionville will compete in the canada games at westminsterburnaby bc august 9 1013 her specialties are 100 and 200 meters with an ultimate goal to make it to the olympics michael gerhardt in the tournament in picton stouffville started out by downing cobourg 53 stouffvilles kevin morley was the star of this first encounter with a triple and a homer accounting for all five runs the second game at picton had stouffville against warsaw in a contest that stouffville won 124 morley again was handy with the bat and had three hits for four trips a triple a home run and a single in the cham pionship game alderwood got to the stouffville pitchers and scored a 144 victory alderwoods catcher marty thornell was awarded the most valuable player award and his runnerup was stouffvilles kevin morley champion stouffville sheldon sugden of bethesda is one of 18 water skiers selected to respresent ontario at the canadian national championships aug 16 to 18 at lake chester- mere near calgary the finalists were picked following competition near caledonia on the weekend sheldon a graduate of stouffville dist secondary school is the son of mr and mrs ma sugden stouffville rr 4 jim wideman and patty ocailaghan shared the pitching duties for the tournament and held their rivals in check until the final game allowing twenty nine hits for the three contests stouffville batters had twenty nine hits over the same three games bantam girls a jubilant jody holden vaults across the plate while the dejected sunderland heads for the bench at the conclusion of a game won by stouffville 109 sunderland the defending champs blew a 95 lead jack watson something lacking players sunderland one victory away from clinching first place in the victoria county hardball league stouffville visited second place sunderland on sunday and were disappointed to find some of the players had failed to make the trip the game was awarded to sunderland by reason of default and stopped stouffvilles winning streak at nine two upcoming games will decide the final league standings tonight thursday the boys visit little britain to play a rained out game and on sunday afternoon they meet second place sunderland here for a 2 pm game wliich is also a rain delayed contest lastthursday night stouffville made it nine straight victories with an 30 win over little bri tain glen jackson went the nine innings on the hockey already demolish e stouffville with scores of 373 and 19- 7 the farmer jacks bantam girls sent uxbri- dge spinning into consolation round playoffs while stouffville advances into further championship play against the winner of the keswickking city series that round will probably get underway here in stouffville next monday hight baiting and pitching were the main differences between unbridge arid stouffville with debbie coxworth hurling all the games big batsmen for stouffville in the series were sandra ramer julie nigh nancy dart and linda chilvers arangements are underway to have these girls play their playoff games in the town park usual home grounds are at the rupert street diamond juvenile girls win by default stouffville the juvenile girls softball club advanced into the second round of the pwsu the easy way bolton who had been scheduled to meet stouffville in this first round failed to register its players by the association deadline consequently stouffville is allowed a bye into the second round where they will meet the winner of the series now going between whitby and willowdale stouffvilles next series is expected to get underway here in stouffville on monday night at 830 pm i v e the as new sat0h tractor when have you last heard of a brand new agricultural tractor completv with headlights rear working lights and flashing lights for 299500 some sat0h features easy to reach controls lull instrumentation lights and foam cushioned seat a wide range of attachments available tor salon permit year round use because of its in between siie and excellent handling it pvrfutmi well in close quarters or wide open spaces the engine driven hydraulic pump provides constant pressure for control of all implements satoh is priced far below most comparable makes but is powered to challenge the big ones lis economical to operate because of its highly efficient 4- cylinder engine it also has dillerential loch toot bo and tools stabihter o4 modified swinging crawbar altona feed supplies co ltd sales service trade terms claremont i miles e of stouffville 640161 stouffville like a cool summer shower hockey news is beginning to become the topic of conversations omha convenor ed grimshaw has put together the group of coaches and managers who will handle this years entries in omha play the positions for managers of several teams have not yeat been finalized but it is hoped that by registration time these positions will be filled anyone interested in taking over one of these very important positions should contact ed grimshaw at 6402021 absent from this years list is the popular coach of last years ontario finalist midget squad gordon tarr gord has opted for curling this winter a sport he is proficient in and his game has suffered for the past few seasons because of his dedication to hockey missing from the list also earl crowder a peren nial supporter of minor sports in stouffville and it is hoped that earl can lend some of his expertise to one of the teams seeking managerial assistance a new group will carry the stouffville colors into omha league play this season for the first time a mite entry will seek provincial honors this is the age group up to eight years old the first coach will be pete jones and the team will be 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