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u8 su c13 kill ni ca eiir i jasq uiw djiw v9 trait i 3ekai johnson banisters solicitors 49 main street east 2nd floor slouffville ontario 6408100 or 6493555 tribune leasing today s eay way to drive larry cotter leasing 6404541 al makes and models eillj ojgf 9fti ka metroland community newspaper wednesday june 7 1989 midgets fall short at mt albert tourney by bruce stapley the boyds sports midget soft- ball team held its own this weekend in a junior tournament bn mt albert losing the consola tion final 10 to uxbridge on a slip caused by wet outfield grass leftfielder rob blundon lost his footing on the rainsoaked turf while picking up an infield throw hat went behind shortstop chris j burkholder thus allowing the winning run to score in the bot- q torn of the sixth inning stouffville outhit uxbridge in the contest and were buoyed by the stellar pitching of byron baranieski who was pitching his third game in two days the boyds outfit lost the tour nament opener 61 to league rival bradford friday evening never recovering from a fiverun brad ford outburst in the first frame but they bounced back to edge claremont 54 saturday mornng via a fiverun first inning of their own with jamie showers triple and baranieskis double keying the rally that victory plus a win of a coin toss qualified boyds for the consolation game saturday the tourney marked the return to the stouffville team of catcher luni 8d 9jlsf nusi cm 9tov afi9 aril 9fi airfl aril otbr i17i abm beechers make top 10 at ofsaa finals two stouffville district secondary school students placed in the top 10 at the ontario federation of secondary school athletic association finals friday and saturday dt etobicokes centennial stadium ann beecher was fifth in the senior girls triple jump and seventh in the senior girls long jump her sister reaquel beecher was ninth in the junior girls long jump the meet consisted of the top high school athletes in ontario and was the culmination of a track season that saw the beechers achieve top results in both the york region and durhamyork championships isrigr ni hi lalbv the betz p men fastball 3i learni mired in a scoring slump the past few weeks had a 929r put on what looked like a 9v6 offensivciiprising 9 j 3rt versus the oshawa zi ntmevchants the pools platoon which had lost 41 to the oshawa juniors the previous night jumped into a quick 10 lead on a single by third baseman mark joslin and an rbi safety byjohn tail who wound up on third after an oshawa error h99v 9e9ri vite ibilf boib acfo h93 9ri bier olol grin 9lilb bantams win in napanee the stouffville bantam boys rep team took one of three games played at a softball tour nament played in napanee on the weekend mike pongracz hurled a one hitter and the stouffville defence sparkled in a 30 win over ottawa in the teams se cond game of the tourney eilert fraser dave caramanico bill pride and matt mcknight provided the of fence for the victory the bants were blanked 90 by bramalea and 80 by the host napanee team in their other games dan bell who had thought he wouldnt be able to play this season because of work com mitments bell will play part time according to boyds manager howard burkholder and will relieve the teams regular catcher showers who has been forced to leave several games lately with a bruised finger on his catching hand bell caught the final two games of the tournament with showers taking the designated hitter position burkholder ill explaining his reasons for having his team play in a junior league as well as junior tournaments this year said he was hoping to have his players sharp so as to be ready to handle the top pitchers in the all- ontario midget playdowns at hagersville the july 1st weekend the best midget teams will have pitching similar to what we are seeing in junior said burkholder weve been in a bit of a flat spot but we want to be able to peak by the end of the month despite the defensive lapses which have cost his team both in the mt albert competition and in league games recently burkholder feels the teams chances pf winning the provincial title are still good we still have to put it all together but well have a good down but then the rain came as the storm that had threatened from the outset broke loose washing out the game betz will try to get back onthe winning track tonight when they take on the united independent operators at the main diamond at 830 then its off to oshawa to take on the merchants thursday evening the betz crew will hold a meet the players night at the recrea tion centre lounge friday at 8 pm the event which will be in the form of a dance is open to anyone wishing to attend tickets are 7 each and can be purchased at betz pools on stouf- fvilles main st w there will be door prizes and a cash bar uiaij an noibi lkf pholobruce stapley yllnci qinvn ni t oh 9ni summltview public school held its aiual track and jn9ield day last week here tracy james 138 breaks otij ifpr the wire to win the junior girls 100 metre dash ol as f9a kbn ifccf iso liari fast track the grade 6 student was just one of many students in the senior grades to take home a ribbon from the event shot at it the midgets were rained out last monday in league play when their game with bradford was called with boyds ahead 21 in the second inning a scheduled home game for last thursday with scarborough was cancelled and rescheduled for july 20 boyds will try to avenge its opening tourney game loss to bradford at the town park thurs day game time is 830 on dia mond one jfrartie ih stouf f vi unionville vf j- -v- j- 4 i- the stouffville butter makers mites softballteapf continued to steamroll over the opposition last jveekj besting unionville 14i atth town park the undefeated z butters were led by the pit- aching of kevin taffijfe the slugging of dan tardclla hackert racked up a tola 1 of 12 strikeouts in the six inn ing contest oring twice to helpmtmmmm fensive production tardella triggered run second inning butbu ith a home run- he jj doubled and scored four the plate two times each tdi stouffville 1p i he buttermaker- 3ef erice wasl highisghted f occasionsgbmtiboyi made dramatic jrunnihj i c3tch aflyjall hitto itieldin theliirtmngifwl shortstopbluy wray stabbe a torrid line drive in the tlnrd i iviifefe led b y the hmirig a d pitcl these two young players i st week to retainvn untealeri record so it kevlri hackert has deveioped the miles play at home far this year at lettk tonight wed game time is threw 12 strikeouts it von f 4u nr rnj i 630 at the main diamond doubled arid scorediourtlrries vjfej bl last week while dan tardella lilt ri arm and rionferuiri- mm in softball sdss takes playoff squeaker darren mccools clutch single with two out in the bottom of the ninth inning gave stouffville district secondary school a 10 extra inning playoff victory over unoinville in high school softball play at the town park monday mccools hit scored keith piette who had also singled with two out advancing on another safety by basil luciano scott evans was brilliant on the mound for sdss striking out 15 batters and pitching the six regula tion innings as well as all three extra frames the win when coupled with stouffvilles 53 vic tory over milliken mills last thursday advances them to the york region semifinals this week the first place finishing sdss squad were led by catcher dan bell thursday who doubled and drove in two runs while scoring twice evans came in to relieve starting pitcher chris winn with the bases loaded in the third striking out two batters to defuse the milliken mills rally sdss will host the semifinal against an oppo nent who had yet to be determined at press time the game is set for this afternoon wed at 330 at the town park top aurora 155 squirts win b division in kingston tournament led by the slugging of evan boyd scott assinck and john mckinnon the stouffville choko design squirts captured the b pool championship at a weekend softball tournament in kingston the choko squad prevented by a technicality from competing for the a ti tle whomped league rival aurora 155 to take their prize putting the game away early with a nine run first inning the squirts took their first game of the competition 62 over scarboro behind the nine strikeout pitching of michael underwood evan boyd also starred scoring twice and throwing out three scarboro base stealers stouffville was defeated 100 by the host kingston team in game two five runs scored by the choko team in the last inning were wiped out by a curfew resulting in the teams being relegated to the b flight stouffville won game three pasting napanee 147 on the strength of john mckinnons two home runs and a triple the team then qualified for the b final against aurora michael underwood was named the choko squads mister hustle for the tournament top batting averages for the tourney were scott assinck 636 tim smart 556 michael underwood and craig wood 500 the squirts lost their only league game played last week a 155 decision to port perry thursday at the town park michael underwood had a home run john mckinnon a triple and scott assinck a double in the contest ni o mi 920 itoai olqo 9inj experts i 8046 yonge street thornhilt near royal orchard blvd dont pay that traffic ticket you could face a substantial increase in your insurance rates as a result of a traffic ticket conviction at traffic ticket experts your first consultation is free we are staffed by expolice officers who will advise you of your options and act as your agent in court open i monday to friday 8am to 5pm or call for an evening or weekend appointment before you pay talk to us 73163ou thomhili o361514 newmarket fax 18531754