KINSMEN GIRLS SOFTBALL THE HERALD julyM Page Fobert Battle To 2018 Decision Grand Prix was held at Hornby on the weekend Above Kelly Hall Holland tried hard with but was only able to finish fifth Kelly a other Mount unplaced Below Moffat left Is seen with his winner Scotch Valley Mr presented his award by Herald Photos BUI of The competition drew many entrants and spectators No Faults For Winner Scotch Volley ridden by Moffat won the Roth mo Grand Prix held at Hornby on Sunday Scotch Valley wos the only horse to complete both rounds of the event without fault Out of Sight ridden by Jim Day and second place with Count Down ridden by Ion Millar Scotch Valley a chestnut gelding owned by Moffat had been ridden by him la success in the Schlckedsnz Brothers International Hit and Hurry Stakes at the Toronto Royal Horse Show in The tight difficult course roved 00 much for many of he entries Jim Elder two mounts and Adanoc both collected faults on the first round ridden by Kelly Hall Holland was another horse expected to do well that failed In the first round The course involved thirteen difficult fences The com blnation number eleven proved to be the downfall for most horses Six horses were eliminated after the first round and two others Captain Marvel and Country Club pulled out before the second round The Hornby Grand Prix sir Standard roducUSS Cable Jell Young ia put up a good fight but fought harder for a win of only two runs Home runs re hit by a Pattl Caruso one Cathy Given one and Rita Sauve one s Game stars were Cnthy for Magnuson and for s was Rita This also close game with Standard breaking through fora win by three runs Home runs came off the bats of Tracy one Sandy Kcrby one Carol one Muriel King one of Standard and Shelley Perkins one for Cable Jets Gome stars wire Standard Carol and coble Jets Shelley and St orach Blue Giants I eld the lead with little effort had the game won from the start Home runs one Youngs Bev Swltier one Sharon Barclay tvo Game stars were from Blue Giants and Sharon Barclay and Rev for their homo runs from Youngs JUNIOR Dairy Queen Klnettei 1 Smoke Shop 14 treKarie Upholstery 12 Trophy Thrush 18 Kinetle 14 Upholstery Dairy Pauline had the game won ever since the first Inning when Dairy Queen allowed runs to cross the plate Home runs come off the bats of Paulines Nancy one and Dairy Queen Kathy Beckett one and Alison one Game stars were Paulines Nancy for her home run which was a grand slam with an honorable mention going to Diane Jones for her catching second base from Dairy Queen Christine Washbourne for her pitching and fielding along with the whole team for good effort put up a never ending fight to win this game for the first couple of Innings then way to Kinelles Home runs were hit by nineties Clare Carter one Laura Sacco one and Mortem Vanderkooy one Game stars for Kincttes were for her home run and Clare Carter for the some reason along wllh the whole team for good effort and Corty for Smoke Shop FreKar brought Upholstery down to earth by beating it 16 This was Upholstery s firs I loss Home runs were bailed by Wilkes and Donna Reed both from Game stars were Carol for catching two flies for Lorraine Turner for Upholstery Thrush tried lo hold back Inter Inter County refused to let It Home runs were hit by Irene Watt one and Tamslti one both from Thrush Game stars were Inter County Kelly Moo res and the entire team Tor Thrush This was rained out game from July 4 which turned out to be o win for Home runs were hit by Bonney Penney two and Laura Sacco one and Linda Donaia two Carol Carter one June Ford one Meredith Henley one and one Game stars were Bonney Penney for her two home runs and the whole team for great effort and Carrie for good catching and June for her home run This also was a rained out gome in which Georgetown Upholstery had no mercy on Doir Queen winning by 16 runs Home runs were nit by Sandy Hewitt one Donna Reed both from Upholstery Game stars were Donna Reed and Sandy Hewitt Dairy Queen Lisa Ma naff for her good effort on third base Construction Team Click And Start To Move TYKES Burlington take for this win Norton hit Construction hree three important In the points race lor haw It SethCT doubles the Can and stated to boys did not make hit three lor three Canadian Equestrian Team igl with two singles and one triple Challenge Champlor S l hit one triple year the event wkov lw0 This well Ibu Same the Jf S also hit two lor three Kuch Hornby the championship was to fourth of Stt pitched the whole of this led by Jim Day with Jim Elder seTson Lance I made the game with 10 strike and two and moHi Dunlap ShoUday cutting the following closely nights continued his fine pit i and alao hit a had BANTAMS Monday July IS Brampton I Georgetown pitched the whole four hits and three runs and In the fifth they scored four runs on two hits and four walks A good solid defence on top of the run scoring innings was what Deeded for the win On Sunday inOakvllle a quick game but the effort was ln vain batting practice seemed to be The team played well defen the key to the floodgates The slvely putting four out on bases Tykes came out hitting and stealing and built up a lead before Brampton pitcher struck A total of out batters and allowed only IB hits three of them home two hits and one walk runs brought the final score to WrAnrlAiV Lance once JulyiT lain pitched a strong game allowing only six hits and 10 striking out 13 started the pit Mark Shearer with two home China duties Hatcher relieved runs and Lance Doucette with in this close Georgetown vie one led the batting parade Hatcher also scored a Paul Wilson In the lead off home run hitting two for three position hit a 33 plus two bases Waldrun hit two for four and Other hitting stars for also hit two for four the day saw Shawn and The Bobby Davey both 34 Mark allowed walks Shearer and Mike Doucette Friday July Georgetown With this win the Tykes have Milton an exhibition game on Friday the and Moore Construction Peewees met head on Trading pitchers for the game the Peewees shaded the Tykes The score was not the major concern in the game but rather a chance for both teams lo play loose with the season just about over The Tykes continue their league play with games at Home on Monday night against Burlington Brampton on Tuesday Moore Construction split their league action this week as they topped and lost to Burlington at home on Thur Golf Champ Ladles Golf Champion for at North Halton Golf and Country Club Eleanor Inglii with Marilyn Worrall as runner up Other winners were In Flight Eileen Cud runner up Flanagan Flight- DlannePlcclnl winner Carlo runner up In the section A Flight Champion Irene Runner up Ann B Flight Winner Marion Burns Runner up Evelyn Patterson These playoffs took place on Sunday Jury The Fourball team of North Halton played at Country Club on Monday IB and placed second over all Members of the team were VI Clapp Eileen Norma Smart Ld Joyce ALPINE HEALTH CLUB 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