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c6 tklbukejulix12isrw su rekai johnson banisters solicitors 49 main street east 2nd floor stouffville ontario 6408100 or 6493555 tribune leasing todays eay way to drive larry cotter leasing 6404541 aa makes and models a metroland community newspaper wednesday july 12 1989 mighty mites come close the stouffville mite girls soft- ball team came within a technicality of advancing to the final round in their own tourna ment held at the town park this weekend the mighty mites ended up in a tie for first place in draw a after the round robin which saw them win two of their three games but the tie breaker formula was based on run differential leaving stouffville out of the running draw b winner brampton went on to defeat draw b leader thornhill in the tournament championship match chinguacousy bested port col- borne in the consolation contest the stouffville entry followed mayor fran sainsburys ceremonial first pitch friday evening by outlasting oak ridges 1210 amanda leger and julia peters swatted back to back home runs in the fourth inning to spark the offence while denise neale struck out eight for stouff ville in the four inning game after falling to thornhill 212 on saturday morning the stouff ville outfit regrouped earning a 106 victory over port colborne juliana kerswills bases loaded double in the third frame was the big blow stouffville won the game with four runs in the final inning with denise neale picking up her se cond win of the tourney with a seven strikeout performance stouffville coach and tourna ment organizer dan neale felt the competition was a huge suc cess 1 think we did stouffville proud all the comments from the seven visiting teams were very positive and there were good special activities for the kids like the road runner contest neale was presented- with a pair of old undcrshorts signed by each- player along with the words the team realized wc came up a little short mite- bi fun the stouffville mighty mites came within a shade of winn ing their own tournament this past weekend at the town park despite losing in the final the team put on a good show and a great time was had by visitors and organizers alike at top allison crowder of stouff ville puts the tag on heather isbester of port colborne after she tried to steal home at centre angie poissant 10 discusses her personal hitting strategy with casey corbeil whos set to step up to the plate below stouff ville vs port colborne was the final game of the day saturday at stouffvilles main diamond mark joslin with bat gets a pat on the back from betz pools coach wayne allen following his game- winning single that drove allen in last week the run pbolo bruce stapley gave the betz pools fastball team a 21 win the team won all three games last week betz win three straight by bruce stapley it was a perfect record for the betz pools mens fastball team in league play last week as the pools platoon took all three games played mark joslins tworun bounc ing single through the right side in the sixth inning gave betz a dramatic 21 win over greenbank wednesday at the town park the comefrombehind victory took the heat off umpires gary emmons and gary burker whose conflicting call on a green- bank base runner in the fifth frame had resulted in the gamblers scoring the games first run when burker vetoed emmons call on greenbanks terry till who came into third base on a hannah takes gold erin hannah led the 21member uxbridge swim club to an im pressive showing at the ontario central b championships at the olympium in etobicoke erin won four first place ribbons in the 100 and 200 metre free style events the 100 metre butterfly and the 200 metre individual medley the- uxbridge club also took two relay events while melissa thomas had a first in the 100 metre backstroke and kelly byron won the 200 metre individual medley laura mark had three second place finishes and three thirds sandy mark earned a second and three bronze medals while bren- da leask had a second and two thirds melanie bryon and maggie evans had a silver each and annie wolfe picked up a tliird place finish the relay team also had two seconds and three third place showings ground ball betz coach dave webster ran into the fieli to pro test declaring the umpiring reversal brutal till then scored on a sacrifice ny j but when betz pitchers darryl moxley led off the sixth with a single assistant coach wayne allen was sent in to un for moxley gary grant then reacmd base on an error and chris jones singled setting the suge for joslins game winner moxley fired a six hitter whiff ing eight to pick up the jin on the road moxley fired a four hitter and joslin had inother big night at the plate is betz defeated bradford 62 on tues day joslin had two hits and two runs batted in while jones chip ped in with a double and asingle on thursday in port perry steve schells rbi single in the top of the seventh capped a five run rally enabling betz tosteal a 65 win bowl with it the crossen lawn bowling tournament was a the tourney is an invitational and has run tlnce highlight of last weekend for many area residents as 1 966 mary holdcroft stands at the ready for hershot well as visitors from out of town here anne behind jackson eleanor crossen hosts the went jackson reacts to her shot during saturdays event each year experts i 8046 yonge street thornhill near royal orchard slvd dont pay that traffic ticket you could face a substantial increase in your insurance rates as a result of a traffic ticket conviction at traffic ticket experts your first consultation is free we are staffed by e police officers who will advise you of your options and act as your agent in court open monday to friday 8am to 5pm or call for an evening or weekend appointment before you pay talk to us 7316380 thornhill 8361514 newmarket fax 18531754