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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 13, 1950, p. 11

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the tribune stouffviue ont thursday july 13 1950 sports news and views by mcmulien the two local ball clubs the juvenile monarchs and inter mediate beavers enjoyed a good weekend on lake simcoe proo- ably thats why the beavers looked dead monday night help wanted four coaches to coach house league teams if interested contact sports editor practise was called for last friday night and no coaches turned up to help the kids theres a lot of talent in stouffviue but the rough edges have to be ground off stouffviue girls suffered their second defeat from victoria square last friday night it was a closely played game and the square girls won by only one ran the score being 1110 jean miller and myrtle staley shared pitching duties for the locals on tuesday july 1th the local girls ball team trimmed thornhill team 277 the yonge st team was full of errors and three pitchers failed to hold stouffviue batters the game was played on the diamond at the high school and the rough field brought a lot of grumbles from the visitors aurora juniors too much for monarchs aurora 13 stouffviue 0 those same juniors that beat the intermediates really walloped the monarchs the aurora pitching was shared by j simmons steve andrews and r simmons although the earned run average was really six for aurora they scored most of their runs on errors and bonehead plays boadway and bayes were the local moundsmen juvenilf monarchs almost blank sutton stonfivillc13 sutton 1 the local juveniles racked up the second win of the season against sutton by a lopsided score the game packed plenty of hits and baserunning on stouffvilles part in one innings twelve batters faced suttons pitcher as eight runs scored boadway lasted until the seventh when the stouffviue management drew him and sub- situted bayes both pitchers looked like bigtimers who had been pitching for twenty years sunderland bested by stouffviue again stouffviue 7 sunderland last thursday night was the time and the community park at sunderland was the place the sunderland club seemed to hit miller quite well but couldnt succeed in scoring miller locked good for the beavers striking out ten batters between the two tiger pitchers campbell and farrell only four strikeouts were accounted for l schell leadoff man flied out to the rightfielder in the first however bob hassard the next batter bounced a ball off the rink a good 350 ft away the ball rolled under the rink and bob scampered around with the first run miller and k schell hit safely and earl cook reached first on a fielders choice and an error and two were out cadieux the next batter hit safely but nigh hit into another fielders choice jennings the eighth batter struck out for sunderland two runs were scored off three hits and one error and this made the score three to two for the beavers stouffviue batters faced a new pitcher in the second farrell seemed to do better than campbell had been doing in holding the beavers mcmulien the beaver centrefielder hit safely to start off the innings he was tagged out at third on a slide however the next two stouffviue batters struck out to retire the side sunderland worked another hit and a walk off miller in the second but no runs scored stouffviue added two more in the third off two hits and an error cadieux hit a smashing triple in his turn at bat sunderland got another hit off miller in the third but as before no runs the next three stouffviue batters all grounded out to the shortstop doug bradon in the fourth sunderland got another hit in the fourth but as before no runs were scored k schell and cook hit safely for stouffviue but butch was tagged out betwen home and third miller succeeded in breaking the tigers hit habit as he struck out three township softball by jim thomas all remains the same after another week of softball as button ville and unionville continue to burn up the league while agin- and markham hold down third and fourth position peaches and cedar grove are tied for last place but one of these teams has still a fight ing chance for a playoff berth buttonville who have proven themselves the better team for the past few seasons have established something of a record this year in losing only one game that being their first and tying none for a total of 24 points out of a possible 2g unionville have collected 21 to run a close second last week buttonville took both their games downing cedar grove 12 to 10 and hitting peaches for a 15 to 3 setback unionville edged markham 43 in their first encounter and blasted agincourt to the tune of 104 markham moved up the ladder by taking cedar grove in a high scoring exhibition 1311 with only a matter of six or seven games left the boys are now heading down the homestretch in which anything could happen men in a row stouffviue scored another run in the sixth on an error and a nice sacrifice by jennings farrell pitched well enough in the seventh to retire the beaver squad in order in the seventh for sunderland two runs were scored off two hits and one error stouffviue added another run in the eighth for good measure cadieux scored on a hit two walks and a fielders choice sunderland was retired in order in the eighth stouffviue 30200101 sunderland 2 0000020 stouffviue sunderland h 10 9 e 4 9 no man ever becomes a com munist until he has given up all hope of ever becoming a capitalist glenwood park swim dance picnic and play at glenwood park h mile south of markliam bring the whole family 100 picnic tables excellent dance floor fully stocked refreshment booth large illuminated swimming pool reservations for larger groups write or ph manager glenwood park markham 4tf cook pinned sutton down with nineteen strikeouts stouffviue 4 sutton 3 whew that was too close for comfort believe you me its too bad that television isnt broad casted from memorial park the sutton squad really flew high and the stouffviue squad barely crawl ed until the ninth innings when they squeezed out a 43 win in a league fixture with the lake simcoe squad in the first for sutton it was three runs off two hits two errors were committed by stouffviue two sutton batters struck out stouffviue collected nothing in their half no runs no hits and no errors as george holburn allowed nothing cook worked hard on the stouff viue hill all the way striking out seventeen batters in the second for stouffviue not a hit was collected but one walk was given up to wagg the beaver backstop two more sutton batters went down swinging in the third as earl cook former pro found everv corner on the plate and a few more besides in the third for stouffviue one hit only was collected off holburns offerings it was the same story in the fourth for sutton as cook mowed down the opposition with three strikeouts holburn held the beavers to infield pops and grounders in their bat in the fifth one more strikeout was recorded for cook the other two batters grounding out to butch schell at second stouff viue had little to brag about in their halfinnings as three men struck out the beavers broke the jinx in the sixth when porky schell crossed the plate with their first run the seventh for sutton saw three in a row fall under the count of strike three as earl cook pitched marvelous ball george holburn gave up one hit in the seventh but his mates retired the rest of the beaver batters schell replaced wagg be hind the plate and the move had a steadying affect there was a minor squabble in suttons half of the eighth lea- royd hit a grand slam triple and other teams melville melville womens missionary society ucc held their regular meeting at the home of miss bruce on tuesday july 4th the president mrs chapin pre sided there was a record attend ance of members and friends they were pleased to have mrsralyea of toronto as guest speaker on this occasion following the business program a picnic on the lawn was enjoyed by all present floodlight tournament on saturday july 15 by jim thomas on saturday july 15 a league tournament is to be run off at unionville ball park for the pur pose of purchasing floodlights which are needed so badly during the short evenings at playoff time it is expected that all teams in the group will be participating in the affair and they hope their supporters will rally around this worthy project during the even ing as a grand finale to the tourna ment a dance is to be held in unionville memorial rink the proceeds of which are to further the floodlight drive last week many of the softball boys turned out to help lay the floor in the rink for the dance and the co operation of all is expected girls league the british american oil co limited extends eastside motors ford monarch dealers on the opening of their ba service station at the corner of main and tenth sts stouffviue ont modern process equipment and modern techniques make the newest ba refinery not only one of the largest gasoline producing units in canada but one of the most modern in the world theres a new experience awaiting you at your ba service station drive in today and fill up with ba 88 or 98 gasoline youll get more power and better performance than ever before at the sign of the big ba ibjv 9 by jim thomas the girls league seems to be well under way with all teams hitting the win column this week at home our local girls went down before the hard hitting bats of victoria square the square seems headed for the top rung unless the other teams catch fire shortly thornhill after taking their first game from peaches were trounced soundly by this same club 111 at unionville flo anderson went all the way for the seventh con cession gals and aided the winning cause with a three bagger later in the game the yonge street girls with their supporters became a little too excited on many occasions and had to be quieted down by the umpires handling the game this week sees victoria square take on thornhill in a home and home encounter while stouffviue and peaches square off twice here on tuesday and over at unionville on friday evening heres hoping the local supporters get behind their respective clubs and give them the support they deserve we are unable to give any exact standing of the various clubs be cause some have played as many as four of five games over the evidently he didnt touch second learoyd contested his case with base umpire lew murphy but murphy gave him the cold thumb stouffviue eked out another run iii their half to make the score three to two for sutton sutton went down swinging in the ninth with the aid of fireball cook it was the last of the ninth and do or die for stouffviue jen nings the first batter struck out k laushway hit safely minton struck out but l schell reached second on an error to score the tying run hassard clouted a long fly to score schell and win the game earl cook is running miller a close race for strikeout king with nineteen in the game cook also gave up but three hits holburn gave up six stouff sutton 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 12 l 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 r h e stouffviue 4 6 4 sutton 3 3 3 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