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The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), August 30, 1967, B20

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b J Era Pine Orchard Recover and Romp tT ZEPHYR Pine Orchard in four straight There were Now however they have to have been not too many putting stock believe Bill Morrill and his saying Zephyr cant beat us in the saying cohorts i Pinups Take Playoff Series Morrill and company beat Zephyr southpaw ace Barry the in the big- Timbers upset of the season A couple of junior members It wasnt our night We of the Pine Orchard patrol had lots of errors Pine Or- had big nights chard were gelling the hits at Colin Stewart pumped three the right time was the word base hits John Lehman two NEWMARKET All the The Pinups uncorked the up hit safely with Gail diamond side experts who biggest rally of the year as an Karen Crooke the key club- said Newmarket Pinups could they exploded for nine eighth bers not beat in the inning runs after being astern York Central Juvenile Girls Softball League playoffs please say uncle The Pinups proved conclu- lo cracking were leaders Every player the experts can be was winning pitcher Everyone In the Pinup Zephyr leader Har rison The Orchardmen sprinted ahead in the second and Crawford arid Johnwalker The Pinups got going early capped their big night with lagged Orchard hits four in the seventh Shortstopper Ron Preston clocked for two Bob Hope Roberts Bill in the second game to win Vicki kickoff single as Colleen and was the signal for the Pinups battery mate Chaisson on the team was a fielding as they went into incourt last week and won ll It was a win that earned Pinups the best of three play off round in games and made cocoaches Jerry and Don Vineham the hap piest chappies in North York star connected for The Orchardmen fielded lnree Norm Rob- ffi Larry Dixon were onehit struck out and formers The final day or summer recreation program last week saw integrated Softball teams from Sharon Mount Albert and Holland Landing vying for the championship of the day This young lady tries her hand at giving the pitcher a run for his money Shes down by two strikes though and this one may be the third Photo by Shaw Aurora Midgets Sweep Advance To Finals CHEST FREEZERS ALL SIZES We undersell Everybody Its smart to buy at BRICES BARGAIN BARN AURORA Habitues of the three semifinal set in two run of the dramatic tussle Aurora Town Park have seen straight Aurora won the had his Sunday Mn c Poer on Mike Laven- assortment of pitches working many great softball contests perfection They were treated to one wins own game could Leithwood unfurled a five that hit high C on the excite- be the caption Hurler Earl hitter and fanned to beat meter August 24 as Au Leithwood came to bat with Woodlands Gary Latch- nipped East Woodlands two out in the bottom of the ford tenth after Paul Smith had in an midget B play off game It was a thriller The win gave the Ted Reeve Aurora got six hits Eric doubled and advanced to 3rd SkUlins got Ihe first of these on Eric Skillins fly out in the third a triple but was Leithwood beat the low left stranded Mike Smith Bob guided Aurora throw to first and Smith singled in the fourth but was side the best of three zone the game winner and only left on Bob Kennedy hit a single in the sixth but was thrown out trying to steal Leithwood got the first of his two hits a double in the egihth but was mowed down at second Qualify For KAN League Finals and Whites prepare to battle after losing Ihe best of five for the KAN League title semifinal opener cut down Whites made it the easy King City and 72 to cop to the title series Sterling a 21 lead in games Drugs defaulted two games Stew Ken- to Whites In the other con- nedy Larry Sutton Bill Rose test Larry in support Jon Denny and of his allstar pitching ham- Abe Hamilton chipped in with mered a two on home run and lop hits for MacDonalds Dean Williamson duplicated Flanagan Brian Rice and the feat as Whites bopped Tom Cober were King hit Sterlings Bob Keffer was leaders another key White swatter Norm Roberts ticketed with the loss fanned Ford Rob inson hit best for Sterling Bob Kennedy whistled up a six hitter as MacDonalds dropped King City to win their best of five semifinal round 31 in games Jon Bunn stroked a triple and single Tom and Jim Pres ton hit MacDonald triples Kennedy and Dennis Haw- man cashed singles John Dew threw both his chuckers into the fray with Ross Arbuckle staying around ntil the fifth when Pat Flan agan took over John Tot ley had two hits Flanagan John Campbell and Doug Pollock a hit each for King Bob Kennedy pitched sharp- y as Furniture SAFE BOATING IS MORE FUN JOIN RICHMOND HILL POWER SQUADRON FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PHONE Evenings You arc cordially invited attend he OFFICIAL OPENING of the WHITCHURCH rCENTENNIALPROJECTI Saturday 16 Watch for future Announcements AURORA ROTARY CLUB Presents ROTARY BALL 67i Friday September 22 Featuring in art Exclusive Appearance at the AURORA ARENA and COMMUNITY CENTRE BOB LIVINGSTON and his ALL STAR Big Band with leading musicians from Radio and Recordings Along With NEW ORLEANS STOMPERSjj Big Hand Sound and Dixieland at Their Bar fit Dress Informal Dancing til 1 Advance Table Reservations per couple Call Aurora A 7275474 fever Near A So Good wlT v A to is THE TRADITIONAL LOOK FOR BACK TO CAMPUS The bestever PERMANENTLY PRESSED SLACKS are machine wash and wear need mighty little care Keep their press shrug off wrinkles See LEVIS STAPREST slacks as lean and hiphugging as pants come Pick olive green sandstone mocha brown ash green etc Yours ri And Erasers big selection of KORATRON permanently pressed dress slacks include highlystyled HOPSACKS and CAVALRY CORDS as illustrated Look great with frontier or scoop pockets Include gold browns rich greens tan etc Yours for Fully washable corduroy TEEKAYS in Tijuana brass young blue or brick Frontier pockets deep belt loops Yours for The longer point TRADITIONAL COL- is buttondown very welt styled AR ROWS new Cum and TOOKE VAN Fall styles include plain Oxfords neat paisleys neat stripes heraldic signs Beautifully made 600 -ARROW- Introducing the tra ditional Specially made to JACK PHASER COMPANYS strict requirement Superb lustrous sheen plain shades of gold blue chili whiskey olive green willow green Only 550

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