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four teams in unionviile tournament sat lindsay squeezes 9th inning victory from local squad trout from locol waters i trbunf gjgggg 0nt a a ffh day is beiag panned three bits and t e laionvihe park on sat- he top half of tr afiernon four ftlall sing spelled riefea a- take par in thtutfville red sox i hav tiik miitaik mjlk during th pan ia have haid much tafc about britain koer bannbtw nd his miracle mlfo rua which h completed ia tbaa our minute at the british empire game at vancouver on saturday just how tough u saefa a rae ho ran could the average runner cover such a gruell ing course in order to answer thee questions 1 decided to run the one miie distance and clock mfetit over ths course in order to build up some extra energy un the run i downed a strawberry milk shake and fttpjd a chocolate bar into my rear pocket in cae i should run out of steam at the halfway mark i then proceeded to the race track i the markham fair ground and afrr scaling a half don fences i checked ray atcs to get an exact reading the track a rough an ob stacle i knew i must overcome hut there wrr no fans in the mjsk and lnce i was alone i waa able to set my own pace i started out at a rapid clip but the pace decreased considerably a- i approached th halfmile post on the second lap my legs felt like chunks of lead and the perpjration stood out on my t ehead but undaunted i continued on to the bitter end at t end or the one mile jaunt staggered over to check my h so see it i had polbly set anew mile record the time minutes and 32 seconds or more than three times slower i bannisters mark xo wonder the world was thrilled by t an exhibition of speed and courage a disp a mile runners l i certainly amazing couid be covered in jes5 than four minute y try it yourself some day 12 t it ayed by the thai such a if you think k- koie kffoftt the stoufft me the iwsu and club in yuen a leajj drain on the hank a girls softball tea 3veryowe knows its ue without financial count will be the pun ir plan nine an mry sm possible to enter a support the riri big chase of new uniforms a few weeks aco the club held a bake sale but according to reports the profits from this undertaking were not too large on saturday night the girls aided by a number of sportsminded gentlemen around town staged a bingo in the stouffville arena in an effort to raise the necessary funds at this bingo prac tically every girl on the squad was on hand to help make the affair a success one must give the local team credit for its interest and it is to be hoped that the jiirls win one or two rounds in the forthcoming provincial playoffs a iiattllvc iixu aill residents of stouffville havo a baseball club of which they can well be proud the 19si edition of the stouffville red sox is probably one of the finest team that this town has produced in many years they take every game seriously and play just as hard against last place bobcaygeon or second place sutton this season the local squad has lost only three games and is firmly entrenched in first place but the boys take each defeat as though they were battling for a playoff position on friday evening the homesters dropped a 43 decision to lindsay in a thrillpacked contort and they took the same attitude as the brooklin podger after they were knocked out of the world series by the yankees fans like to see a team that goes out on the diamond and gives everything its got and that is exactly the type of ball club we have in stouffville what makes the teams excellent record more unique the entire squad comprises home brew talent many who have played under the stouffville colors for a number of years as the red sox enter the tri- county loague playoffs every local sports enthusiast will be pull ing for the home town squad to capture the second straight championship next wkkk is allstah wkkk next week an allstar selection will be made out of fh mens and iadles softball league in the mens league a form ha3 been sent to each of the seven coaches they will select what they believe to be a first team and an alternate team when the return are received 1 will count up the votes and make the final selection no coach is allowed to select one of his own players the following week i will select what i believe to be a first and second allstar team in the girls league i will pick a first team and an alternate squad from players with stouffville peaches aeinrourt and klein mills at the close of the aeason a game between these two clubs would probably draw a good crowd peaches topple elgin mills peaches scored their second ktraight victory in a row over elgin mills on wednesday of last week as they upset the another in the sixth to com plete the scoring elgin mills scored a single run in the first two in the third and one in the sixth shirley voting went the dis lance for the rural squad with shirley jones handling the mound chores for the visitors pat smith was the most po yonge street crew 84 it mark- j tent batter for peaches hitting ed the windup of the regular two for two and working the jsctedule pitcher for two walks may kern hoover came through spires and irene mashimer with the key hit of the game connected for four of the visi- in fourth innings as she pound- 1 tors seven safeties the elgin cd a double through the infield mills squad were forced to use with the bases loaded she was a number of substitute players later picked off at third when to field team rena grandma pile attempted to stretch the morrison came in as a pinrh- liit into extra bases both clubs hitler in the fourth inning and were deadlocked at 33 going played left field for the re- into the fourth peaches added jmainder of the contest gospel quintette the eppley sisters tf york penn saturday aug 14 at 800 pm keattring vocal quintettes solos artistic piano playing vibra harp klectric guitar saxophone trumpets accordions colored pictures of old mexico gospel centre church imonviuk all welcome errors in ninth in- jraay aiiernopa lour sotoanmg speea cetea or the sto- iearrf will take par n the luff ville red sox on friday tournament with the winners nigh a lindsay squeezed ou to meet for the tournament 3 victory in a irillpaced championship a 7 pm m the contest a good crowd watched evening fir- prize is 25 and j the home town crew build u second priz s15 agincourt j markham and buttonviile have accepted the invitation to play lin the tourney another cub is to be selected the first game iwiu commence at 1 pm and the second contest at i oclock- some time during the after- noon there will be a a convincine 30 lead then watched it dwindle in the visi tors final turn at the plate the turning point in the game came in the fata ninth with one out a runner on first and the red sox leading 32 pearson was sent in as a pinch- hardball j hitter and he iined a grass- game between hamilton and cutter over second bass short op les clarke scooped the 1 unionviile midgets at in the evening a giant will be staged pm bingo senior oasa plans announced three teams out of the mark- ham township softball league are planning entries in oasa competition markham agin- court and aurora have indi cated their intentions to field teams the teams comprising the first group will be mark- ham agincourt brampton and dixie aurora have a bye in the first round and will meet the winners of the markham- agincourt series the playoffs are expected to get underway around the first week in sep tember to arrange tricounly playoffs friday a special meeting of the tri- county baseball league will be held on friday night at sun derland to arrange the dates for the forthcoming playoffs at the present time the stand ings are still in doubt the stouffville red sox have defi nitely nailed down the no 1 position while lindsay and sut ton are waging a neck and neck race for second place its still a tossup for the final spot between sunderland and port perry hobcaygeon are mired deep in the league cellar the playoffs will commence next week girls beat agincourt by default the stouffville girls softball team picked up two easy points on wednesday niglu of last week as agincourt default- ball out of the dirt and fiied to ken scheii at first the throw was low but schel played it on the first hop and believed he had the runner in plenty of tune base ump bill lennox called pearson safe and the red sox infield literally show ered the official with protests on the call no amount of argu ing could change the umpires ruling however and the in ning continued crawford and lewis tapped out safe hits counting the tying and win ning runs the red sox had a final fling at the plate in their half of the ninth inning and although pitcher lome schell worked righthander williams for walk ken schell grounded ou third to first and hassard and raxlin were strike out victims the entire contest was a thrilling pitchers battle be tween williams of lindsay and schell of the red sox the vis itors were limited to four hits while stouffville connected for six schell had a nohitter go ing until the sixth when he al lowed one hit lindsay bunch ed three hits into the final in ning to gain a one run advant age on three occasions stouff ville batsmen failed to come through in the clutch and left the bases loaded outfielder lloyd jennings was the only red sox batter to connect for two hits allan ed gar bud lehman les clarke and bob hassard clipped wil liams for one hit apiece for seven out of the nine innings lbrne schell stotutvilles drop- curve artist sent the lindsay batters down in one two three order it was a thrilling wind- up to a thrilling game hits for port perry in the ninth accounted for port perrys fi nal three runs ixjrne schell on the mound allowed seven hits three walks and struck out fourteen mc- tsggen on the hill for port per ry gave up thirteen hits eight walks and struck out five allan edgar bob hassard and bud lehman each connect ed for two hits in four official trips pitcher iorne schel worked his mound riva for five walks in five times at bat shamrocks lose 43 sat night r rrs such a comfost knovy1ns wat houstons thj store is near by i know i can always otplnt on them tor my diabetic supplies k r davis local tobac- eoninst and town tax col lector is shown here dis- nlayinc a mammoth speck led trout which he caught recently in the small stream which enters town west of church st this is not the first prize speciman mr davis has hauled out of lota waters this one was well over a foot lone an anglers dream in the speckled trout class stouffville shamrocks played their first saturday night game j of the season last week and a good crowd saw one of the best softball games played here this season red fleming started on the mound for markhams aces but had to seek relief from peg oxei the visitors s old reliable strikeout sensa- ltion markham squeezed out a 13 victory jack sumner hurl ed superb ball for the homeptk9 sters the markham batters j attempted to rattle the stouitl ville infield with a volley of j shamrocks is planning another bunts but sumner was off the saturday night contest wtth mound like a cat to throw out i markham which was rained out the runners at first a couple eahiw in he sdw 0 th i built number of housing units in canada during d an alltime peak of education is a matter of pro vincial administration in can ada ed the final game of the sched ule the visitors arrived forty five minutes late and failed to field a full team they borrow ed one of the stouffville pitch ers and staged practice game red sox down port final home stand stouffville red sox complet ed their final home game of the current tricounty league schedule a- they downed port perry lli here on monday night r i g h t h a n d e r lome schell held the visitors off the score sheet unti the eighth inning when they scored two runs they added three more in the ninth the homesters counted one run in the first inning on hits by third baseman bud lehman and short stop les clarke walks to pitcher lome schell and catcher bob hassard prov ed costly in the second as both players romped home on a drive by centre fielder lloyd jennings walt smith bit into a double play to retire the side lehman scored in the third inning to boost the stouffville lead to 10 and lome schell and bob hassard counted two more in the seventh the scugog crew showed some signs of a rally in the eighth when a hit two errors and a walk produced two runs the red sox roared back how ever with five runs in their half of the eighth to run the score into the double figures bud lehman les clarke lome schell bob hassard and lou raxlin rounded the sacks for stouffville two errors and two of costly infield errors proved- to be the difference between j rhursday nicht gordte right j the two clubs an his thornhill squad will coach ted edwards of the be in town xh i hereford corn beef tin 39 treat brand choice tomatoes 20 oz tins 2 or 27 clarks pork beans 1 5 oz tins 2 for 27 royal or jello instant puddings 2 for 25 winona maid 3fruit marmalade 24 oz jar 27 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