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l times sports . , Blair brothers hurl upsets In the tyke division of the York Baseball League, the pitching and hitting of Jody Blair powered the previously winless Padres to a 17-9 upset victory over second place Cardinals Tuesday night. Robert McCormack and Robin Williams each drove in five runs to pace the Padres. The first set of the two game total run series was played Tuesday with St. Laurence Anglican squeezing out a 18-17 win over Little Chickadee while Marcia Mae went down 18-15 to Overland Western. Marcia Mac werOyrtipg in this one as" pitcher' tyradi, McMillan by Dave Gerry Playoff competition is usually full of surprises, and as it turns out house league ball is no exception. In the girls division of Amesbury Sports Club St. Laurence Anglican and Marcia Mac, who finished first and second respectively, are now sitting in the stands watching the third and fourth . place teams, Little Chickadee and Overland Western battle for the championship. Club champion is Rodney O'Brien who will be presented with the Bernard Freedman Trophy. Mr. O'Brien also won the Borough of York Trophy and the speed tournament. Placing second and third in the club championship were H.C. Geffe and Gary Nurmi. Runners up for the Borough of York Trophy were H. Giese and P. Guiseppe. The Weston Chess Club has doubled its membership during the 1972-73 season. The club is closed for the summer months but will open in early September. Tournaments ended the season and the following will be presented with trophys during the annual election of officers and general meeting this fall. P. Fugimagara won the Henry Loose Trophy, D. Berlin and B. Hoyland came second and third. M. Rutsatz and R. Penner were runners up in the speed tournament Dough Marchan and Paul It is generally accepted that one should learn to swim before taking up canoeing. Even though the Ontario Safety Lsague's canoe expert, Omer Stringer, claims that the canoe is one of the safest crafts afloat, it is not a safe sport for the inexperienced . The canoe, Canada's oldest form of water tran- sportation, is increasing in popularity for recreational purposes every year. The design of the canoe has changed little since the original birch bark models, but there has been considerable change in the materials used in present day canoe construction. Although the canvas-covered cedar strip canoe is still a favorite with the connoisseur, fibre glass and aluminum have become popular because of their toughness and ability to stand up to hard knocks. Chess Recreation tips Full of surprizes Canoeing Brady combined to pitch the Mets to a Ni victory over the Expos Wednesday night. Mario Rizzi’s three doubles and six RBI’s were all the Mets required. Pitcher Jody Blair scored five runs and drove in three as the Padres edged the Pirates 14-13 Thursday night. Robert Ricciardi, Mike Williams and Mike freshman catcher filled in admirably for the balance of the game. Bruna Gottardo, in left, and Debbie McMillan, at first, showed well and when Michelle Traynor and Diane Kowalchuk crossed the plate in the bottom of the last inning the Chickadees ruffled their feathers and let go with the cheers. On Thursday the girls were back at it again with Little Chickadee coming on for a 18-14 decision. Midway through the game catcher Wendy Marsh broke her thumb and Kelly Corrigan, a broke her thumb late in the game but finished the game despite the handicap. In the evening's second game,' pitcher Debbie Beaudin; shortstop Ryan i-i-Matt" STORES_ o "I! WESTON " gt LINKING! . 2862 WISH)“ It". Noe VOWNYO 0 2995 Ihmtlis W. M "ttFit . 5230 WINS W. 5:: 'omvs mu "" or LUKE "in tuna: _ - Prisod ot $549 ' reduced to $429 as a spocial bono, allot. 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The game was saved in the bottom half of the ninth inning when, with bases loaded and two out, shortstop Donald Pell made an outstanding catch on a Teurstein; Michelle Petrie, at third, and catcher Sharon Guthrie helped powe.r Overland Western into the final as Marcia Mac went down 25-19. Squirt playoffs started Tuesday with General Gear taking a close b4 game from Metropolitan Sports Photography. In the second game of the night Metropolitan Building Supplies topped Shell Ser- vice Centre 16-9. On Thursday the finalists were' decided as General Gear hung on for a 14-12 finish over Metropolitan Sports and, in what could be termed a minor upset, Metropolitan Building Supplies took Shell Service Centre 14-12. The third injury of the series occurred when Jeff Train, of Metro Building, was hit on the side of the head and was taken to hospital for observation. He was released the next morning. Playing well in this. big series were pitcher Tony Beaudin, Jeff Train at sec- ond, catcher Gord Leonard and first baseman Elio Silvester. Mike Tanga with three runs, two doubles, and seven RBI's lead the Reds to a 15.8 thrashing of the Braves Thursday night. Ricky Marks's bat, with four RBI's and Quebel Sinclairs pitching, enabled Giants to move into sole possession of first place by squeaking by the Reds 9-8 Friday night. Mike Puccinni and Henry Kitzler, each with two doubles, replied for line drive. Paul Brady with three triples lead the Mets while John Marchis, with two runs, two doubles and five RBI's, countered for the Pirates. In the peewee division, Larry Martin's double with two men on base in the last of the ninth inning, enabled Giants to edge Dodgers 6-5 Tuesday night. Giant's Quebel Sinclair, pitching his first game of the season, drove in three runs while Glen Legere had two doubles and drove in four runs for the Dodgers. 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