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High school sports Juniors finish first senior gals second and Striae Redmen girls fat the Junior division the over powered their opponent 39m Boo Tufted led the Acton scoring with 23 points and Judy Thomson managed six In the Senior Division on Thursday the local team edged 33 High scorers Tor the gome were Linda Thomson with points and Susan Wilson with five On both the Junior and the Senior girls look on White Oaks defeating their opponents in both matches In the Junior division the Acton squad defeated The high scorers in the match were Boo Tufford with id points and Lee Ann with eight In the Senior division the local girls downed OT IB High scorers in the game were Teresa Dunn with 13 points and Linda with eight The Junior girts finished their season with eight wins and one loss placing them in first spot in the East Halton division The Senior Girls ended their season with an impressive six wins and one loss for second place in the East division Both the Senior and Junior will be at home as they take on While Oaks In the Quart finals I jf A Lake view blitzes Cleaners Hie Acton Youth Bowlers were In go Sonds competing with leami from Georgetown and Milton in the Zone championship of the MasterJunior While Acton want able to gain any of the Irani awards they managed a couple at individual Linda Bot- was the hottest of the girls competing firing a OS triple while Chris terra claimed the award for single game pins over average with a plus As the Industrial Hockey Leagues re gular season play continued Cen tre Family Cleaners ftt Gary Lumbers led the assault with pair of goals and Hike Coffey Jim Rogers and Bruce racked up one marker each Lakeview assists came from Coffey Bill Manes Lumbers Rum Van Fleet and Rogers Family Cleaners goals were shared by Steve and Chris while assists came from Tim RowseU Bennett and Gary Moore In round two of Industrial Hockey action Acton Travel creamed Todd Mclntyre and Lloyd Stnallwood chalked up a pair of goals each and Scott Withers Dave Paul Bruce Mcpherson and Terry Winters managed one marker apiece for Aclon Travel Assists were credited to Withers Randy Van Fleet Paul Mclntyre Stnallwood and Ken Owen goals were scored by Rob Evans with two and Mike Morris with one Randy Mclntyre Gary Pickles Jim and Morris were credited with the assists In the third and final game of the evening Nielsens Clothing trounced HeDera Henry the Kelsons offense with a and George Artem chalked up a pair of goals Also sawing were John Syfces Don and Bruce Nielsen a assists were credtted to Sykes Toebea Miller Jim McMabb Sieve Brundle and Murray McNabb Heller s goals were racked up by George MePhail Glen McKenzie and Jim Hurley was credited with lone the The Industrial League standings so far this season are a 1 T Acton Tra el I 1 Centre I I in 23 M Family Cleaners Heller s I Nielsen 29 ATW wiUhost Family Cleaners at pan Heller Acton Travel and Lakeview will meet Nielsen s Georgetown Acton Wednesday Nov BAZ MOTORS LTD AUTO BODY SHOP Expert Paint Collision Repairs frame Straightening Equipment Latest Technology 19SGUEUWST GEORGETOWN ffl Sabres look good losing to Streetsville by Hark Holmes Although playing some of the best hockey the Sabres have played this season the local team capitalize on several scoring opportunities to beat the Streetsville The who are the top ranking team In the league so far this year are a fast skat well disciplined club and they proved it Saturday night against Acton winning 3 The first five and a half minutes of the first period remained scoreless as the Der controlled the puck Then suddenly at it and 12 16 the Derbys blasted three quick goals leaving a stunned Sabres ell behind Although at first a little disheartened the Sabres came back playing a strong style of hockey Capitalizing on their opposition mistakes seemed to be the Sabres plan as they rellled at 13 13 with a goal from Paul by Paul Cargill put some distance between himself and the defense and picking his corner he set the Acton squad back on track Moments later Fraser was the defense again and with an assist from Stan Smith he snapped a shot over the goal tender and the Sabres were back in the game Coming into the second period the Sabres were down one goal as the Derbys still con tlnued dominate the Sabres with hard skating and puck control However the Sabres still playing tied up the game after inter cepted a pass and left the puck for who counted his third goal of the evening From that point on however the game to get chippy Fights broke out and over minutes of penalties were served by both teams The Sabres also made the mistake of try ing to skate with the Derbys and it proved fatel As soon as the local squad opened up the Streetsville team pounced scoring four more goals I think the boys played a great game of hockey out there tonight said coach Gary Hudson Theyfollowedthegameplan they didnt give up they lot of spunk out there and thats what I like to sec We still have the problem of a decided lack of talent as compared with the bigger centres like StreetsviUe and Burlington remarked Hudson but we re working on getting some new talent into our club In the near future As for last night in Milton continued the boys played a fair game of hockey but our goalie Fred Fess was ing a terrible night He couldnt seem to slop anything The Sabres ravelled lo Milton Friday night and the Steamers had a fieldday downing the ho pi ess Acton squad 154 The Sabres started out on the right foot with a goal at in the first period Randy Coverdalc assisted Clint Watts and Ken Cavanagh got the jump on the Steamers However the Sabres lead was shortlived as the Milton squad retaliated with five goals in the remainder of the first period During the first half of the second period the Steamers were held back for a few moments and then the rampage was on ogam as Milton scored four more limes Ihe only relief for the Sabres came laic in the second period when Dennis assisted by Rick edged the Sabres up a further on the scoreboard The third period proved even more terous for the Sabres as the Steamers tallied another six goals However the did manage to save a little face as Rick assisted by and Brian assisted by Vincc and Clint Walts Tired another two Sabres markers The Sabres next home game will be against Thornhill Friday Saturday Acton travels lo Georgetown take Jeff County School cross country meet the boys cleaned up to boners Tbe boys teams are from left to right back raw Kelly King Robert Ken Wood and Jeff Oliver Front row are Steve Robertson Mark Miller and Mark Matthews forward scrambles for the puck in front the goal The Sabres lost to the top ranked but held their for the first two periods Judo Club takes four firsts The Acton Judo club is making a name for Itself as the local club took several wins at the Newmarket Judo Tournament on October In a Held of 310 contestants Jeff Len Tim Gold and Dene each managed a first place finish while Luric placed third and Larry Gold finished third in their respective categories Dene Wegmen gave an excellent perform in his first tournament as he dldn t lose any of his fights The Judo club is also doing well on the home front as Dave Ruse achieved Brown Belt status Tim Gold reached his Green Belt and Dene Wegman now has his Yellow Belt PeeWees blank Fergus On November 9 the Acton Minor PeeWees helped goalie Paul Glass get his first shut out of the year as they blanked Fergus Sean led the Acton assault with two markers and Robbie Eric Mattson Paul Westnway and Gerry tallied the remaining goals The minor assists were credited to Scott McKee Sean Mattson Robbie and Hurlburt On November Acton pulled off another win as they downed Kitchener Westaway opened the Acton scoring drive with an assist from Lockhurst blasted in goal number two with another assist from Lockhurst who went on to score the third Acton marker Ynmashita tacked up goal number four unassisted and poked in the fifth and final goal with an assist by Sean Coleman Major Atoms down Guelph On November the Nellla Construction Major Atoms hosted Guelph downing their opponents On November 12 the Major Atoms were hosted by Guelph and lost the match 3 2 Scoring for Acton in both games were Jason Piper with two markers Wayne Michael Klnnon with two and John McLean with one Assists for two games were credited to Derek Martin Michael Klnnon Jason Piper Matthew Marco Wayne Bo us field and Jamie Galway The next Construction game will be in Acton as the Major Atoms take on Fergus Rene March sants the birdie home at the Badminton club The clnb Is open to anyone over age of 18 Watch the birdie Minor Bantams 110 this season toe raw Rat Break are tram left art Too Senas Tbe Rotary Minor Bantams continued their regular season play with two games this week winning both to extend their beaten streak to games On November Acton to Kitch ener where they downed the Cobras David Rodeo and Greg chalked up a goal each and John Van Dam led the Rotary assault with two markers Acton assists came from Lee Van Dam Mike Simmons Craig Cadenbead and David Rodeo OnNoremb Minor hotted Fergus ttdr Scoring for Acton were Van Dam with four and Todd Lazenby with three Troy Foster Carl and Cadenhefld bad a pair apiece and Dennis Swinamer Lee Frank KatsUleria Simmons Phil and counted one each Assists were credited to Evan Hayter Swinamer Van Dam Lee Kauulierii Foster Cadenhead Rao Murray Sim moos Scott Williams Carl and Rodeo The Act squad Fergus and opponents befr neat win to November in Godph Jew Manis serves the kMfe at hey MX Beaaett