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goodwood peewees grab 10 series lead goodwood goodwoods commercial sand and gravel peewees moved one step further to an all ontario win when they downed sebringvilie 127 in the first game of the final series on saturday evening brian koogje started on the mound for goodwood and retired the first six batters in succession in the third innings goodwoods defence which has played well throughout the playoffs committed two errors giving a moral booster to sebringvilie who then came through with four consecutive hits for six runs with one away relief pitcher derek clausen then came in to strike out the first batter and obtain an infield fly from the second to end the innings clausen continued to pitch an im pressive game and allowed no further hits and struck out eight bats he allowed only one further run in the seventh after walking three bats offensively goodwood started early with two runs in the first and four more in the second sebringvilie tied at the top of the third where everything remained static until the bottom of the fifth when goodwood put several hits together for 6 more runs the highlight being derek clausens home run blast hits for goodwood came from brian koogje and steve may with three each derek clausen and marty brown two apiece and one each from mike knapp mark murphy brad jefferies and paul macewen the next game in this best of three series is at sebringvilie next saturday september 13 at 700 pm top pitcher on sidelines aurora stouff vines ladies softball team the steelers were miing their star pitcher last weekend when they went into the aurora tournament sharon bound the pitcher was out due to a sprained shoulder sharing the mound were terri sunnan and trish venderbelt who worked hard but could not save the steelers from a second game 74 loss despite two desperate slides at the bases and a jper catch julie ogden could not stop dixie pencils comeback in the sixth the steelers had led 41 at the end of the fifth the steelers will be holding a three day tournament starting friday september 19 through sunday 21 also a dance will be held on the saturday evening further details will be available in next weeks edition of the tribune ballantrae tennis unior ballantrae the ballantrae tennis dub held its first annual junior open tournament last week september 2 to 6 a total of eighteen girls and boys entered in the singles doubles and mixed doubles categories all the entries were first year players most of whom had taken part in a dub sponsored beginners programme conducted by one of the dubs qualified pros competition was keen and the standard of sportsmanship very high the tournament was il thoroughly en joyed by both spec tators officials and players hopefully next year the dub will have double the number of entrants in their second junior open tournament v top honours in the finals went to the following players john sansom won the boys singles beating derek stem 64 75 in two straight sets cindy zwier had a tough time winning over cathy graham for the girls singles title the game went to three sets 61 46 64 cindy teamed with cathy in the girls doubles final for an easy 61 6- lvictary over nicky zwier and lynn van maris in the boys doubles jim stephenson and derek stem came back from a first game 76 loss- against chris offen and scott j gayton to take the second and third v games fro 61 j in the mixed doubles on saturday evening nicky zwier and john sansom dominated the court in their 62 63 win over jim stephenson and adrienne rubbens gdd and silver awards were made to finalists in each category second section soccer invasion a great success captain of the merritton peewee soccer team glenn augerman kicked the center receives the challenge trophy from chamber of com- rochester merce chairman ged stonehouse right steve geoffrey left home team wins tournament winning goal in a shootout between merritton and the rushhenrietta team jim holt stouffville thirtyeight youth soccer teams from the toronto area the niagara peninsula and new york state met in stouff- ville last weekend for the 4th annual centennial soccer tournament the chamber of commerce extended a special welcome to the more than one thousand players and parents who attended the twoday affair every year the whitchurch- stouffville soccer club hosts two tournaments for houseleague teams this year six soccer fields and an army of referees were pressed into service to ac commodate the record number of teams participating in the tour- nament on saturday each team played two games to determine which would advance to the semifinals many of the days contests were very close in fact seven of the twelve semifinal berths were decided on goal average because the teams were tied on wins and losses heres how the elimination rounds went on sunday atom under 10 semi-finals- merritton 2 woodbridge 1 borough of york 4 midland- caledonia 1 in the final the st sebastian warriors from the borough of york won 40 with fabio biagiarelli allowing only one goal all day warrior goals were by fonzo lupesella 2 domenic segreti 2 anthony trentadue 2 marco falcone and glen chiasson team coach a trentadue is the brother of whitchurchstouffville coach steve trentadue which made this team a favourite with many local fans mosquito under 12 semi-finals- hillcrest 7 guildwood 0 midlandcaledonia 3 whitby 2 in i overtime the final again in overtime saw hillcrest village take the trophy 42 for the day hillcrest scorers were paul hand 2 heath fteel 2 robbie vinton 2 william toleck 2 danny bonanni jamie rough and ian mulligan peewee under 14 semi-finals- rushhenrietta 2 st catharines rams 1 in overtime merritton 2 scugog 0 the final game saw the merritton merritts beat the rush- henrietta falcons 2 1 in overtime merritton goals for the dav were by steve geoffery denny delledone dave brown and glen augerman rushhenrietta scorers were tim canedo in the final and john oconnell in the semifinal though stouffville teams were eliminated from play after satur days games they put up a good fight craig ryan scored for tree transplanting against midcalies action sports while his brother matt put one in for the bank of nova scotia against the st catharines meteors stouffville lions scored four goals to defeat king city 4 1 rene semlacher and dins baggs each had a goal and erik rubbens recorded two mike edwards in goal allowed only one point by the king team organizer vlad alexander thanked everyone for making the tournament such a huge success chamber of commerce president ged stonehouse presented the trophies to the winners and finalists he thanked all who had travelled to stouffville and expressed the hope that they would come again next year stouffville stouffville walked off with the winners troohv last weekend in the first inaugural slowpitch tournament held in stouffville to promote this fast up- and coming game the winning team was the montgomery macewan con struction lee sand and gravel team whose coach wayne em- merson was also the tournament convenor stouffville entered four teams action opened on friday evening with the stouffville progress dub defeating claremont 1311 and uxbridges sid landry construction dumped the stouffville amateur hockey league squad 142 the evenings final game saw the uxbridge hornet team down the monday night selects saturday morning saw all four stouffville teams face each other in an early 800 a m start for local bragging rights the selects squeaked a close 1211 win over the progress club while the lee- macewan squad hammered the amateur hockey league team 150 thelee m acewan boys never left the diamond for the rest of the day and went on to dispose of everyone in sight their stamina was phenomenal bowmanville had a rough ride right from the start they had hardly hit town before they were smothered by the uxbridge hornets and were then dismissed by claremont and the uxbridge sid landry team the uxbridge hornets had their sting removed by the leemacewan boys in a 163 game that saw the uxbridge pitcher removed by ambulance with a dislocated knee it was a close game with the clubs showing little batting power until gord ness singled home bill groves who had hit for two to take a fifth innings lead 10 the local boys were hard pressed to hang on to their one run lead for the remaining two innings having disposed of stouffvilles progress club in the semi finals with a very impressive 248 win the sid landry construction team met their waterloo and received an humiliating pasting at the hands of the leemacewan boys 201 coach emmerson was delighted with the strength shown by his team it was their best game of the year he said ladies tourney claremont a one day tournament will be held by the claremont ladies intermediate softball team next saturday september 13 a number of the teams en tered are pws a finalists so the competition promises to be fierce first game is at 900 am at the claremont diamond with garemont fadng the cedar hill jnrs at 1015 am port colbourne will play crown life and at 1130 a m newmarket kl will take on richmond hill snrs other games will be decided from the first three results for further information please call mary borland at 649- 2047 claremont ball season draws near to a close claremont with the season rapidly coming to a dose the claremont house league softball schedule will be conduded within the next two weeks the two top teams in the squirt division are ray wmterstein masonry and timbers bros sand and gravd their championship round started on monday september 8 with the second game on wed nesday 10 if necessary a third game will take place on monday september 15 all championship games start at 705 pm the consolation series will see claremont b p and corner lunch play the same evening from 600 pm to 700 p m championship and consolation rounds in the mighty mite league commenced september 9 with the second game this evening if necessary a third game will be played on tuesday september 16 facing each other in the championship final is claremont baptist church and ward machine and wdding the consolation final is between baldwin sales and timber bros sand and gravd times are championship 705 pm consolation game 600 pm squirt and mites games will be played at the main diamond a squirt tournament is being held at greenwood on saturday september 13 first game is at 100 pm ray winterstein masonry will play claremont bp in the first game and corner lunch will meet timbers bros sand and gravd with the winners of each game meeting in the final at 300 pm in the mens slowpitch league playoffs the blue jays downed the coop in the final innings of the first game the lions won over county jamboree but lost their second game 76 the blue jays defeated the co op in their second game 1410 to become finalists they now await the outcome of the lionsjamboree third game for an opponent in the final there will be an exhibition slowpitch game at 730 pm sunday september 14 fastball title won by claremont f j lit rt t5- uxbridge claremont took the title in the intermediate mens fastball league championship game against uxbridge on thursday evening leading 21 in the 5 game series the claremont team worked hard to squeak a close 21 finish over their rivals after having trailed 10 for the first three innings top honours of the evening were shared by claremonts pitcher darryl norton and third baseman larry pilkey norton played a wdl balanced mix that had the uxbridge batters shaking their heads in dismay while pilkey tallied the winning hit uxbridge had a golden op portunity in the first innings when they took a one run lead and managed to load the bases un- fortuna tdy no one could bring in the runners and two quick dismissals by norton left the runners stranded pilkeys winning hit was the only recorded triple of the evening and brought in doug rowe and marty uzzell forthe 21 lead norton held on to claremonts slim lead when he put in a great performance in the bottom of the seventh dismissing two uxbridge bats in 6 consecutive strikes the third was caught deep in centre field with a high ball claremont hits came from gord lehman with a double and single while singles were tallied by bill carruthers howie jones and doug rowe register for hockey stouffville the whit church stouffville girls hockey association will be starting another season onseptember 28 for girls age 9 to 21 years registration dates are as follows september 18 22 and 25 from 7 pm to 9 pm at latcham hall and september 20 at the stouffville arena from 9 am to 12 noon registration fees for the coming season will be 40 per player with a family rate of os each for two players or 30 each for three players or more fees indude team pictures the association is looking for volunteers to undertake the duties of timekeepers referees or team managers those interested please contact the association president joanne beach at 6401062 marty mcgriskin of the macewan constructionlee sand and gravel slowpitch team let this one get away from him in the game against stouffvilles amateur hockey leagne team jim holt