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the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 9 1933 two years ago buttonville fced out a 5- in orr tiiornhil hi a live team tournament as bob bangay and mac clement homered for the winners the lineup for the fourth concession squad was as follow i- xorm stunden c mac clement 1st j rumney nd b bangav 3rd j watson ssi hal gibson if bill mab- betf cf owen trunk rf- bud watson stouffville girls handed peaches a 129 setback pegsy whit and mars barry were jhe best hitters for stouftville with xelda elson and marion held each poundius homers for peaches in the sixth inmiis juveniles klin into ei end kol trips souftville juveniles one of the hottest clubs in the local ciruit iiav- run into some toukh luck on their current road trips a couple of weeks aso the squad made the twelve mile jaunt to wilcox iake only to be faced with a diamond rougher than wintersteins sravel pit the stouffville manaaement re fused to start the same for fear of a player sustaining a severe injury so the contest was called off until a later dae on friday niht the local hardballers travelled to richmond hill and re ceived a rude shock when only six hill players showed up for the contest whether or not the yonke street crew is attempting to form a second king and his court is not exactly known dut the stouftville squad piled their equipment back in then- cars and returned home at every same on the road the con tests have not started until after 730 pm or have not been played at all here in stouffville the local club is always the first on the field if the managers of the neighboring clubs find rtiey are unable to field a team they might at least have the presence of mind to splurge a dime and default the game the opposition starts out on its ten or fifteen mile joy nc before le avooimrmmsk imtops out woodbridge legion announced last week that i was drop ping out of the markham township softball league just when the clubs had readied the halfway mark in the schedule this decision certainly was not well received by the itague execu tives after they had bent over backwards in permitting the new comers an entry in the group the excuses offered behind such a decision were not only weak but ridiculous xot enough players and no sponsor were the reasons given for the sudden with drawal one would think that an area the size of woodbridge would be able to scrape up nine softball players twice a week and as for sponsors there is only a couple of teams in the eightclub circuit who have received financial backing the majority of clubs are selfsponsored early in the season woodbridge practically crawled on its hands and knees before the league management in an effort to take the place of clare- mont who move down into the whitby league a number protested strongly an entry from woodbridge due to the distance factor but finally conceded following a special meeting held at unionville now it appears that one club will stand idle every tuesday and thursday night such a plan is bad for the league and confusing to the spectators in the future a penalty should be enforced on any club which enters the league and then withdraws before the schedule is completed some players would suffer a heart attack if they were forced to dig down into their own pockets to buy themselves a stick of chewing gum other teams have been struggling along for years on a shoe string with barelv enough money to buy a few bats balls and pay the umpires but still they remain in the running for the love of the sport and the good of the group when softball in markham township becomes a game in which everything is handed to the clubs on a silver platter then the real object behind the sport will be lost be a better batter if you are to become a really good hitter you must develop skill at whipping the bat through with a sudden powerful flick of the wrists just before you hit the ball and to perform this whipping the bat movement you must develop a powerful welldeveloped pair of wrists and forearms heres how you can do both these things first get your self the heaviest bat you can find then wraji tape around the thick part of the bat until you have made it extra heavy now take hold of the bat as you would if getting ready to hit hold your bat out in front of you about chest high and start whipping the bat back and forth with a sudden hard flick of your wrists dont move your arms at all each time you flick your wrists try to whip the bat faster and with more power take a rest when your wrists and forearms get tired then do this with one hand and then the other until tired and finish up by doing it again with two hands on the bat repeat this as often as possible if you practice this complete stunt every day it wont be long before you will have developed two very important things that will help your hitting a great deal 1 a pair of strong welldeveloped wrists and forearms and 2 skill at whipping your bat through at the ball witli that allimportant last second flick of the wrists if you get the habit of whipping your bat through at the ball in this way and if you develop a strong pair of wrists and forearms you will have made a real stride toward becoming an outstanding hitter town girls double score on peaches in first meeting here the big derrick goes i work on another huge pole in memorial park lift ing and shifting it into posi tion atop are the new floodlights soon to be turned on the project is a gift of mr arthur latcham of stouffville the lights will serve softball and some hardball being set well back and seventy feet high softball protest aired this week peaches edge elgin mills 43 a meeting of the markham township softball executive is expected to be held this week to deal with the protest lodged by stouftville against buttdhville in the third game of the schedule the contest was won by bill hoods boys 109 the local squad claim that the plate umpire over ruled a decision made by the base official and consequently buttonville went on to take the game by one run the league management had in tended to hold a meeting ear lier but the president mr bob rae has been absent he is ex pected home later this week the playoff setup is also to be settled girls softbaijfc ing w cedar grove 3 stouffville 3 unionville 1 elgin mills 1 peaches 1 schedule mon july 13th unionville at elgin mills peaches at cedar grove wed july 15th elgin mills at peaches cedar grove at stouffville mon july 20th cedar grove at elgin mils stouffville at unionville wed july 22nd stouffville at peaches unionville at cedar grove -stand- pts 6 6 2 2 2 stouffville girls came with an airtight fielding play on friday evening and some wellplaced hits to down peaches 130 it was the first meeting between the two clubs since their marathon playoff series last fall stouff ville were full value for their victory as they came from lie- hind on two occasions to win 1 hayries and h snowball formed the battery for the lo cal squad while peaches were forced to send three pitchers to the mound to hold the oppo sition in check shirley young exmarkham ihfielder was the starting pitcher but had to seek relief in the fourth car- ley brown took over for two innings but gave way to marg smith who finished the game peaches connected with four nits in the first innings for upivelde brought her around lis- 1 witli a sacrifice play marg smith and pat smith came through with the remaining peaches runs as the club was held off the score sheet in the sixth innings leading by a score of 00 stouffville connect ed for three more hits and worked the pitcher for two walks to run tiie score into the double fiatires helen paisley helen snowball donna velde and barb hare counted the fin al runs for the winners helen snowball was the top batter for stoutfville with three hits and a waik in four trips to the plate marg schell increased her batting average with three for four joan hay- nes made five appearances at the plate had one hit and wal ked three times stouffville have an airtight infield with llllvlvmfllllll this time vote liberal peaches girls softball team scored their first win of the season on monday evening when they edged elgin mills 43 in a seven inning pitchers battle shirley young went the limit for the winners outhurl ing veteran righthander rena morrison shirley jones took over mound duties for the yonge street squad in the fin al innings both clubs went scoreless until the fourth when peaches counted one run fern hoov er singled and barb hastings reached first on an error pit cher shirley young credited herself with an rbi when she tapped out a safe single peaches lengthened their lead in the top of the sixth with three more runs marg smith pied out but pat smith mar ion housser and eleanor reid pounded out safe hits with three runs across edna steck- ley and fern hoover singled but were left stranded the contest developed into a real thriller as elgin mills came through with three runs in the bottom of the sixth in their last turn at the plate however one runner reached first but the remaining batters went down in order markham township softball standings hree runs as marg smith pat donna velde on first marg smith and m hoiisser scorlschel at second carolyn hay- id stouffville kept in the run ling by also tapping out four lits but two runners were left stranded on the base paths ejgy white and marg schell rossed the plate neither club scored a run in the second but caches added one in the third 0 lengthen their lead eleanor eid romped home on fern loovers single to give the evehth concession squad a 12 tdvantage the lead was how- ver shortlived as stoutfville allied with three runs in the ottom of the fourth and four n the fifth two walks to joan iaynes and helen snowball nd two hiu by marg schell rd helen paisley nut the loc- 1 nine in the lead in the nirth innings the roof fell in n peaches when marg schell lammed a four bagger through he outfield with peggy white nd joan harries narked on rst and second to score three uns with one out helen nowball singled and donna nes at third and peggy white on short the local squad have gained the services of one of the best first sackers in the league and the outfield of pat lehman helen paisley and barb hare is very reliable for peaches marion hous ser made the best showing at the plate with three hits in four appearances pat smith marg smith eleanor reid fern hoover and marjorie barber chalked up a 500 bat ting average in the other game on mon day evening cedar grove con tinued to set the pace in the league as they smothered un ionville by a score of 1s5 audrey murison and marion beare formed the batterv fee the winners ann miirdock started on the mound for un- sonrihe but was relieved bv frances griffith an excedar grove regular for the remain der of the contest w l t pte markham 10 2 2 22 buttonville 10 1 1 21 thornhill 9 2 3 21 unionville 6 6 0 15 stouffville 7 6 1 14 richmond hill 4 8 2 10 peaches 0 is 1 1 schedule tuesday july 14 markham at peaches thornhill at stouffville buttonville at unionville tlmrsflny tnlv lo unionville at thornhill stouffville at buttonville peaches at richmond hil unionville drops from jr softball ifriionvilie jets current tea- tier in the markham twp ju nior soxtbal league have not iced the group that they are forced to drop out of the run ning because of a player short age many of the lads are wor king outside the village during the summer months and find it impossible to get to the games in time in the mean time markham jr aces and tht jr peaches are marking time with exhibition contests whitevale and claremont have been approached concerning entries and it is hoped that ome arrangement might be made with these two newcom ers if such a plan is success ful a new schedule will be drawn up wrestler suffers broken collar bone in the semifinal wrestling lnut at the local arena on wed nesday evening of last week 210 pound bert killer con roy suffered a broken collar bone when he crashed to the canvas while tangling with 100 pound bud browes of osh- awa the toronto wrestler was suffering considerable pain and although he attempt ed to continue he was carried from the ring and rushed to the eg hospital in toronto the injury occurred when conroy rushed browes near the centre of the ring and in attempting to hit his opponent with a body slam the agile browes stepped to one side and conroy hit his shoulder shamrocks outhit markham but lose stouffville shamrocks slug ged pitcher peg oxeill for ten hits on thursday night of ifst week but threw the game away to markham with a num ber of two and three base er rors markham took the game by the score of 144 stouffville found themselves to be woefully shorthanded at game time and had to call on the services of a couple of fans the weakened lineup proved to be their downfall as the markham batters took advan tage of seven scattered hits and stretched them for extra bases jack sumner started on the mound for the shamrocks and went five innings jerry hook er finished the game coach earl cook was the top bats man for stoutfville with three hits in four trips to the plate stouffville fielders commit ted no les than ten errors in the seven innings contest while markham played flaw less ball harry young homered for the winners with one on the only four bagger of the game over at unionville peaches scored their first point of the current schedule as they play ed unionville to a 11 sawoff cliff cox went the distance for the sixth concession squad with d ramer on the mound for peaches on the floor although numer ous wrestlers have suffered minor bruises and mat burns this is the first instance when hospital attention has been necessary the wrestlers will return here on wednesday evening july 15th six clubs enter horseshoe tourney toronto riverdale horse shoe pitchers club walked off with tiie provincial champion ship on wednesday afternoon of last week six clubs were entered in the competition from kitchener gait toronto beaches toronto riverdale east york and stouffville norm black of oshawa was a- warded the singles champion ship rain hampered the com pletion of the entire show in the local class the prize winners were as follows 1st elmer orr 2nd murray stew art 3rd d l stoulter 4th h noble oth herb simpson 6th wm grove consolation win ners were harvey clendenning chas preston walt slack d davis and ernie humphill all prizes for the local win ners were donated bv kevson motors of stouffville elmer orr received a case of anti freeze murray stewart two gals of paint d li stoutler a foam goodyear pilotv and h xoble a gal of paint or tank of gas other winners were given free gas at the local east- end garage aurora will be the visitors here on friday evening a t 7 oclock for a juvenile baseball contest on monday evening sutton green sox will meet the local squad here for a twilight fix ture stouffville are yet to be defeated in the tri county league next tuesday night thorn hill will move into town to en gage the stouffville 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