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4 the tribune thursday june u us stouffville at the halfway mark of regular season play stocrfvides intermediate ladies softball team the merchants have the enviable record of seven straight wins and no losses they are currently bed with bradford- for first place in the league standings their game against port perry on june 10 was characterised by big hitting a rm batting average of sn and a 228 win for the stouffviue magazine iip the academy a comedy gone totally mad adult entertabjment warning not suitable for preteens some language may be offensive team runs came from liz lacoursiere ruth jackson ana holden and maureen murphy with 4 each and cathy kealy mary albright and mary zettel dose behindwith 3 apiece in their game against jirvwlanh the following evening it was no contest stouffviue romped home with yet another im pressive win this time 211 sunderland were lucky to avert a shutout it was great hitting by the merchants who managed 21 hits with 39 at bat and a team average of 538 ruth jackson and sue gillies slammed consecutive home runs while liz lacoursier and tanis manaban each connected for a triple the stouffviue ladies were very aggresive and quick off the bases for a total of nine steals on wednesday june 25 the merchants meet bradford at stouffviue game starts at 830 pm at the main diamond this promises to be the game of the year in the ladies- league as both teams are tied for first place rlfvz ute injuries ans6 softball scores stouffville minor softball scorn for ts amk of jun an as follows bantam oibls june bauwlrm ladies auxiliary 1- pine orchard service centre 9 june w victoria square lions m markham muffler 13 peewee soys june m mcneu- 13 thernlea lumber 5 june m accurate concrete 14 vandorf carage 13 june 10 watson motors 9 victoria square lions 0 squirt boys june stouffviue hawks 16 markvllle realty 9 triple play by jamie ceddes stouffviue jamie who was playing behind second base caught a fly ball touched second base for a second out then threw the ball to first for the third out june 9 uxbrldge op timists 9 harman plum bing heating 3 june 10 guaranty trust 18 victoria square lions 11 june 11 hans hyde shell 16 rennle transport 14 june 11 eds haulage 4 stouffviue hawks 3 june 11 uxbrldge op timists 19 master soil 10 june 12 harman plumbing 1 heating 9 markvllle realty 3 june 12 hans hyde shell is rennle transport 14 squirt oirls june 9 geiden mile chevrolet 20 victoria square lions 10 june m all tac shop 13 macleairs furniture a june 11 golden mite chevrolet 24 pleasantville guttm june 11 harris sand gravel 30 victoria square lions 17 tb all advanced june 9 sallaniiae lions 34 stouffviue coop 22 home- runs by mike grove 2 kevin oancy 4 billy angliss amanda devlin jason fshfto marc la polnteand jeff perrln ballantrae june 10 rennle tran- sport 27 stouffviue car dinals 19 june ii rennle tran sport 29 stouffviue car dinals 18 june 12 ballantrae lions- 40 eda construction 28 tball novice june 9 ballaittrs lions 33 buttcon ltd 32 home runs by steven fockeler 1 brian fockler 2 rob woolhead jonathan cowley and todd watting ballantrae june 10 jackson 8p fuels 34 stouffviue iga 22 june 11 ballantrae lions 34 buttcon ltd 31 june 12 jackson bp fuels 33 ballantrae lions 24 home runs by paul woodward clinton boiarri stephen fodder todd watlino and jonathan cowley ballantrae lose 116 stouffville despite a badly bruised finger pitcher- liz crittenden managed 12 strikeouts when stouff- villes girls bantam team met coburg last thurs day evening un fortunately- her fine effort was not enough to save the stouffviue team from a 116 loss coburg trailed 31 until the fifth and then went ahead with three runs in the sixth and three in the seventh newly acquired shortstop sheila fockler hit 4 at 4 and stole 3 bases while jackie chong karen nugent and lisa meuon gained walks and were able to score victoria square man in the front row arrigowcre very closely having suffered defeat t dave richardson and joe marked by their opposite in their first two league ji palmer were very strong numbers it might have games of the seasonc playing lock while wing been a different story if stouffvilles rugby team 4 forwards terry alexis the ball bad got past the trojans snowed a and glen newmarch davidson it rarely did determined spirit in turned in excellent- outstanding runs downing the nomads 60 7 performances mikesalb were made by arrigo and on saturday afternoon at played his usual faultless jim ryan to take the ball fletchers field sgame deep inside the nomad injuries have- the trojans refusal end where for most of the depleted the trojans to be intimidated by some game the trojans kept it ranks over the last few- dubious nomad play games and their scrum gave them the chance to was lightweight com- 1 capitalize on the penalty pared to the nomadskicks alexis kicked two however the resultantsoutof three for the final 6- mixture of players waso tally more than effective tomx- unfortunately the miller returning after- a trojan wingline never three week layoff played rea go going as weu alongside tom lehsmonopoli johnson and a vw5 lv in the second half gary mathews got his chance to play in his first league gaineu sub- stitubng for an injured richardson he acquitted himself well joe bell took a lot of punishment but insisted on playing through to the final whistle his striking was the best- yet and ensured the trojans of the per cent of the game i a dave middliion played a steady- game throughout a despite a number of rushes the nomads i seldom- made ground on the weak side team captain glen gibson played a vastly improved game at scrum- half his reason for such marked j improvement v i think i know what im doing now i his summation could well apply to the whole team they played a great game f meet claremont yr- old wendy athletes from claremont bruce 100 metre sprint public school who were successful in the recent- metre sprint and track and field meet- relay- lvase redshaw held at oshawas 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doyle high jump 800 metre and relay 13 yr old scott collett 100 and 200 metre sprints relay coaches of this years team were mrs solomon mrs lafrance mr dejong mr wherry v mr simmick and mr king impressive win stouffville in their game against willowdale last week the kinsmen midget girls softball team won by an impressive margin of eight runs for a final winning tally of 1810 leading 80 after the second innings the stouffviue girls added j seven more in the third rbefore willowdale got tinder way with four runs keeping up the momentum willowdale cut stouffvilles lead still further with four in the fourth and a homer apiece by moira laidlaw and colleen odoherty in the fifth v stouffviue rounded out the score with 2 more runs in the final innings runs for stouffviue came from wendy turner and darlene wagg with 3 apiece donna rickman out of tourney stouffville in tournament play at wasaga beach last weekend the mcewan- injuries and an error by coach wayne era- merson saw the local squad go down 96 to a lee mens slowpitch team strong couingwood side faued to get into the in their third game gord playoffs their first game gave them a win over collingwoods kaufman team- which saw some good hitting by jackson 1- gaston and pennanen and good outfielding by pete turner for a 64 win disappointment came in the second game which saw no less than 20 batters stranded in rinnings for a 42 loss to kincardine ness pulled a muscle pete turner received a heel bum while gaston and slack suffered arm injuries with the first tour- nament of the season under their belt the team is confidently looking forward to their next one to be held at markham on june 20 to 21 first game is at 830 pm at morgan park markham tomorrow evening ball hockey stouffville vthe fourth gladwish invitational ball hockey tournament is being held vat lambeth london ontario oh july 5 and 6 ji sixteen teams will take v part coming from as far london afield as windsor and league kingston this year for the first time stouffvule is send ing a squad of young hopefuls under the coaching guidance of eric scaife expresident of the ball hockey leagu decoration day dickson hill cemetery june 22 1980 230 pm rev george peck markham missionary church teresa ewing jackie armet jannette cooper jolynn ayotte and ester herbert adding 2 each ahl ts- chum stouffville the amateur hockey league will again be hosting the chum radio slowpitch team this time for the canada day celebrations in stouff viue last years visit by the well known chum team was such a success it was decided to invite them back the game will be held at the main diamond on saturday june 28 from 2 i to 4 pm this year the ahl will be running a beer garden in the arena from 12 to 6 pm all proceeds will go towards the proposed minor hockey trip to sweden later this year lineup for the amateur league slowpitch team is as follows bill corner john blair eric scaife steve upton jamie copeland ron brooks john miron ed rose bill ormson frank kafun john tordella bill carr bill upton ted sommerville of sommervilles sports centre has kindly donated this years trophy close win stouffville cards hardware girls mosquito team fought a hard battle on thursday night in their game against thornhill the stouffviue girls came away with a close 10 win in the forward line i dorothy ireton and shannon cooney played well while monique gilbert and karen cargul- made some good plays uvjf defense sonya klein earned a well deserved shutout 6 old favorites book shop limited 250 adelaide street west toronto telephone 416 9772944 book sale off all hard covered books june 21st to 28th 10 am to 9 pm qosed sunday and monday ft