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Page IB THE HERALD July Last weeks minor soccer July SQUIRTS DIVISION We no report on this A performance by Fly in powered the National to win Dunn recorded the Jamie played well tor the Canucks Bomber were led by Innn Wllllami In came Innei struck for five swamp ins Glen Singles went to Phil Noel and Mike Teettel Peter Eager played well for Golden and scored their only Nationals This was a close game which team could have won Nationals got goals from Terry and Gordon Savage late In the game for the win Mark Howie and Brian Thorn played well for the Bombers Inn Williams again led Bomber attack wllh four goals Vic Longo and Allan Dray scored singles Jim Teetigl recorded me Eagles led at half time on goals by Mike Moore and Brian Marshall Brian goal from lusl outside Ihe penalty area was his first goal In organ led soccer Mike Moore who played well throughout made In the second hall This was a well played game plenty The goal tenders were Tim lor Trolans and Jim Bald for Canucks MINOR ATOM Stingrays Connor Kennedy two goals and Craig Harrison handled all the scoring for Spurt and Garry played pood soccer for United I Boom era United scorers were Chris Smith and Jeff Mike was the goalkeeper for Andrew Cook played well for Stingrays I Royals 1 A the score would Indicate this wai a close game which coyld have gone either way Danny Curll scored tor the Royals and Paul Watts lor the Stingrays John Van Solen and Connor Kennedy lor Spurt who dominated most of the game Dean Jackson was In goal for Spurs we a very even game wllh neither team able to on Ihelr Jefl and Peter for United and Taylor and Keith for played MAJOR ATOM l Hack David Sldders and Jeff Moore kicked home goals lor the Magpies who dominated play In the second hall Gary Peters lor the Thunderblrds Jamie scored twice to lead the Golden Jell to their win Ted was In goal far Jets Mark played well for standing goaltendlng from David hold Jets to a tie Greg through ihe Jets defence In thellrsthalf toput Hearts up David Houston then put on a spectacular display as the dominated play in Ihe last mlnuteof play a hard shot from right side lied the game Thunderblrdt Paul lei scoring both goals Owen Gray played well for the Thunderblrds a did BUI Greg for Hearts Magpies A well played game by both taams The defence dominated with George Parker In goal tor Tigers playing well Magpies is Hack lor olden Jets Aaxl Jamie and Ian lor Bobcats Colts Joey and Paul Durani Bobcats John Dehaas and played good soccer for Colls win Steve Tancoo Gladiators weltplaed game me nonaged toholdlhe Gladiators time scored two goals lor the with singles going to lion and Colts Scoring for Gladiators we Wilson David Whllehf Cunningham Paul Clark MAJOR Flyer Wildcats Phantomta good delenslve game Gordon Dolg and Davles played well for Aces as did i Randy Robinson for phantom MINOR PEEWEE DIVISION struck lor goals lead Rangers to Craig McLaughlin other Rangers goal Mark Hughes The lor Owls were Diamond Cunningham and Slulk Terry i and Peter Smedema played well lor Rongers MAJOR PEEWEE DIVISION Charger At one Chargers led but a strong I by the Rocket won game Ian Reeks scored goals lor Rockets with the other going to John War nock James Van Dyke Furgus Barnes and Tony Smith scored lor Chargers Jaguars Kingtl Paul Morrow scored goal lor fired up Joguars Desmond Rater Ken Lock wood and Bod ion scored singles Chris Clancy and Jeff scored for Kings BANTAM DIVISION Wolves Edward si Frank Fattore scored twice lor wllh Tom Perrllt Pete John McKay and Brad Poynti adding Ed VanDyke and La Rannachan scored for Beavers Tomboys Red Baron Lynn Cunningham and Kim or Tomboys Joan err Its Groy played well for the Red Baron Olympians Nationals Olympians dominated the goma with Crush man putting on a one girl show scoring Calhy Mac Don a Id blasted home six goals as dominated play Anna Marie Stone Blue Bombers I Susan and Belli Red Rockets Lorraine Bombers scored the goal Andrea standing for the Blue as lor Green Dragons RedRocketil Spurt Lli Bowman and Tracy Porter so Golden Spurs We have no reporl on this garni Dump in second round Major Atoms stay on championship ladder The Georgetown Bantams soccer team downed Port 30 in Port Colborne last week to gain the right to advance Into the third round of against Port there was little to choose between team as both were playing well Port Colbome drew first blood on a Georgetown defensive but before time had run out In the hair Georgetown had tied the score In the second half Georgetown gradually took control of the contest They were constantly testing the mettle of the Port Colborne and it was no surprise when they finally got their second marker Malcom Evans found the target after a nice Georgetown passing Second round play in the Ontario Cup Major Atom division got underway last week as Georgetown ravelled to Armourdale a suburb of Toronto Innn attempt to keep their championship hopes alive They did Just that coming off pitch with a convincing 1 lead and the right to advance Into the third round Georgetown went on the offensive right from opening whistle Time and again thoy were in the penalty area harassing the goaler but Just seem to finish off their plays Armoitrdale began lo show signs of wilting under the pressure and it was obvious that it was only a question of time until Georgetown scored Georgetown took lead on what could only be described as a team effort Rose started the play up to Mark Waters Water sent the boll to Oram right wing and on the return pass Waters made no mistake with shot and sent it winging past the The opening goal of the game spurred Georgetown on even more and they had scoring chances galore fortunately over anxious play resulted In many missed but there was no question that the local tads complete control of the contest In fact Armourdale did not get the ball out of their half until over minutes of play had gone by Mark Waters picked up his second goal of the game to give Georgetown a lead and again a pretty passing combination made the counter possible The boll was moved up by tho halfbacks to inside left Rose He sent a nice pass over to Oram at right wing who worked his way up the side Three teams advance Ontario Cup play continues on the soccer scene and last week three Georgetown teams advanced Into the third round The Minor Mosquitoes Major Atoms and Bantams all had wins away from home while Minor Pee Wee s and a suffered defeats at home Maple Leafs of Toronto showed a better balanced more powerful team and downed the Georgetown Minor Pee Wees The Toronto team was a much bigger side than the locals and this played a large part In the Georgetown defeat The Georgetown B lost to Toronto Pauline Jets and although he local lads had ample opportunities to score the breaks just did not come their way Failure to capitalize on scoring chances and a few defensive lapses were the major factors In the Toronto team win Toronto Pauline Jets the defending Ontario champions are not as strong this year however they should remain one of the top contenders Tor championship honours before centring for Mark Waters to boot home Rose Clark and displayed excellent passing In the first half but were frustrated when the finishing touch was needed mourdale got lone tally of the game with Just minutes left In the half It was one of the few Armourdale forays Into the Georgetown end and perhaps Inaction made the Georgetown react slower as he was out of position when the goal was scored The teams left the pitch at ha If time with Georgetown leading 1 As it turned out there would be no scoring in the second half as played better soccer and the Georgetown lads seemed content with Ihelr one goal lead Wllh IS minutes left In the contest however Georgetown realised the potential danger of their defensive shell and once again took Howie Oram got the locals back In thick of things and his constant rushes left defenders breathless In his wake Wllh five minutes left In the game Georgetown was awarded a penalty shot but as had happened on numerous previous scoring chances the ball went wide of the mark The two stars of the game for Georgetown were Mark Waters for his two goals and Howie Oram for his hustling luadi up play Georgettes just behind county Softball had a brief break last week as the annual AllStar game look over centre stage Standings released by the league show three area teams for the coveted position of number one once again leads the pack but only slightly as the Georgetown Georgettes are only two points back in second spot and the Glen Williams ladies are not far behind STANDINGS As of Wednesday July I TEAM Hillsburhg 9 Georgetown Glen Williams StreetavlUe Hornby B Previous Scores Wednesday June Hlllsburgh2 Thursday June IB 14 Upcoming Games Wednesday July Glen Williams vsHillflburgh Thursday Hornby Sunday July IS Hornby vs Monday July 14 No lob Too Big Or Too Small ADIvlslonor CLEANERS LTD Soccer Standings SQUIRT Bombers 10 Trojans Nationals Glen Hawks 3 Panthers Eagles 3 Canucks Giants I 6 MINOR ATOM Spurs 4 United 4 0 1 Stingrays 1 4 Boomerangs 4 MAJOR ATOM Golden Jets 3 2 Magpies Tigers MINOR MOSQUITO Gladiator 7 Bobcats 4 Dynamos 4 Colts Grizzlies MAJOR MOSQUITO Two in one The Georgetown Falcons soccer team came home last Sunday from Keelesdale Park in Toronto with a single point as they tied C I The contest could almost be divided Into two games as the Falcons behind at half time appeared well on Ihelr way to a loss They then recovered to score three times In the last 45 as well at hitting three goalposts The Falcons took the lead on goals by Joe Cairns a new player on the club Ion Syme and Ken Ross It should have ended that way but Lady Luck reversed sides again and a long ball from the CS I centre forward found the mark to stalemate the game with only four minutes remaining In regulation time This Sunday the Falcons tangle with at Cedarvale Park time Tor Sunday match scheduled for p m Best showing by The Georgetown Minor They all that Port Georgetown look a lend they Mosquito soccer team could throw at them lo relinquish produced their best per fln although the half ended The win for the Minor formance of the year to date knotted at the offense had Mosquitoes wos pure team to get by Port in to signs of coming Some players had their second round of Ontario Me posilons they were Cup play With ten minutes Hone unaccustomed to but did all that was required of them Bantams move up one Rams fall into basement The Hills Rams loss to the Owen Sound Satellites last Thursday dropped them back Into the cellar of the OLA Junior C Central Division standings Had Rams won the game they would have been Just two points behind fifth place Rcxdale and only four points behind fourth place teams and Ortllia Their loss last week mokes this coming Thursday contest against an even more Important encounter and gives the Rams a chance to gain back some of their C CENTRAL DIVISION STANDINGS At of July 2nd TEAM MlBslssauga Orange ville Orilllo Owen Sound Halton 10 combination about ten minutes left In he game Allan sealed the Georgetown win with another fine Georgetown passing display The game Itself produced excellent performances from players on both sides However In the final analysis It was the teamwork of he Georgetown side which spelled the I ere nee SCORING LEADERS As of July 1 PLAYER TEAM IS Jim Meredith IS IB ComDevlne Dave 14 Lindsay Anderson Orange ville 14 Reg 14 Je verboom Miss a 15 15 Steve Huntsvllle 16 Phantoms Flyers Wildcats 1 3 1 MINOR PEE WEE Owls Pegasus Cougars Rangers Rovers 3 3 2 1 MAJOR PEE WEE Rockets Jaguars Kings Chargers 3 3 5 BANTAM Celtic Centurions Wolves Beavers Arsenal 7 1 5 3 4 GIRLS Olympians Superglrls Tomboys Red Barons Debutantes Nationals 3 1 1 2 1 GIRLS Blue Bombers Red Rockets Golden Spurs Green Dragons 4 2 4 4 3 Wayne Singleton Doctor of Chiropractic Associate Practice in the SCHROEDER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC HOURS FOR CONSULTATION MOM lit 9 a THUR 9 FBI Queen St Brampton 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