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THE HERALD Wednesday September 3 Minor soccer roundup ending Angvst IMS SQUIRT DIVISION Panthers Golden Hawkea I John Bsrclcy scored both of the Golden goals In a wellplayed game Both hl goals were scored in the last two minutes the game Panthers goals were scored by Michael OBrien and Mark Howie Brian Thorn played well for the Panthers Canucks Eaglet Jim Adair and Jamie Spill for the Canucks and Tun and Scott Tor the Eagles played good soccer In this draw Giants Good soccer from both teams Wayne Morrow scored the goal with Tim in goal for the Trojans and Bob for Giants Bombers Nationals Bombers got another twogoal per formance from Williams and a from Noel to pace their win recorded the shutout MINOR ATOM grays a Jeff booted homo three goals for United with singles going to Mike and Peter MdCracken William played well as both a fallback and goalkeeper for the Stingrays Spars Royals Although both teams played short they put on a good show Both Spurs goals were scored In the first half by John VanSoclen and Erick Hack In the second half the Royals led by Keith had many chances to score but railed to capitalize Stingrays I Boomerangs The vacation season knocked the Boomerangs out of this game as they could not raise enough players to field a team Stingrays won on default Lawn bowlers finish season MAJOR ATOM Richard Langcdyk was outstanding in goal for stopping many good scoring chances by the Hearts David lobgp and David LcBlanc led the Hearts attack while Jerome Stone ployed solid defence for MINOR MOSQUITO Grliilles Bobcats We do not have a report on this game MAJOR MOSQUITO Wildcats Acesl In a real close game the Wildcats got goals from Benny Beckett and Andrew MINOR PEE WEE Cougars Owls I No report available MAJOR PEE WEE Kings Kings were led by ChrU Clancy who struck for three goals Singles went to Marty Power and George Pctrusma Billy Taylor scored the Chargers lone goal Jaguars 1 Rockets I These two teams are very well balanced GEORGETOWN MINOR SOCCER ASSOCIATION s August IMS SQUIRT MAJOR MOSQUITO Spitfires I 1 is Aces a 3 Trojans Phantoms 4 1 Flyers 0 Canucks Golden 3 J MINOR PEE WEE Panthers a Giants S Cougars Rangers a 3 1 10 1 MINOR ATOM Rockets 1 11 Jaguars a 3 11 Stingrays Boomerangs MAJOR ATOM BANTAM 16 Celtic Centurions 8 I IS Magpies 3 a 14 13 Wolves Arsenal S 8 B 1 1 3 3 JR GIRLS MINOR MOSQUITO Lady bugs 1 Gladiators is Olympians Red Barons fl 3 14 3 Dynamos B Superglrls Tomboys 3 4 3 Grizzlies I Debutantes 1 Nationals 1 3 9 Red Rockets 1 11 Golden Spurs 1 Blue Bomber 3 10 Gr Dragons as the score Chris scored for Rockets and Alan for the Jaguars DIVISION default as Aresenal could not field a Warn Beavers woivm Von the Ally anal Beavers won a This was in which good soccer was played throughout Centurions went ahead early by Frank CelUc came back however and won on goals by Larry Mercfir o scored two and Mike Sharpies J GIRLS Ormplanal Tomboys 1 No report available oh this game the play In the first halt but mere do scoring Lady Bugs were Strongetfifai second half and won on goals byCatteJIcDoiiad with two and Jennifer PUrdy Valerie scored for Kim two goals and Cairo HaMaanartreWW Golden Sow Haley scored fBtue Bombers goal tiuHoclceui even with the advantage of a away by SusaOmUoa to score to the last Was the star for CbngrtEulatioti to the coaches for good Sportsmanship and two fine teams THEYRE OFF AND SPLASHING In the Gfrls metre freestyle relays Although Fairfield won the meet the team representing Halton Hills made up of swimmers from Georgetown and Acton finished a very third with a total of 142 points Falcons at least third The Georgetown Junior veBr Lawn Bowlers finished their received regular summer bowling this forts past week with awards being presented to the top male and female bowlers each individual prize for their Bantams finish with tie Kim Thompson topped the list In the Girls Division with a score of 101 point and won Although their regular season is at an end the youngsters still have several tournaments to compete In- before the bowls ore packed away for another year Georgetown were first to score after about minutes piny their goal after Bantam Rep misunderstanding on the j was last part of Georgetown defence v Trebles Tournament is slated Season and Georgetown settled down voucher from Silvers In the for Brampton on September ended In a 11 tie Brampton after that and started topiay Boys division Kevin Georgetown will be the scene was the high scorer as he of a Juniors tournament on recorded a total of points September 14 then on Sep- Kevin also received a voucher tember3ithe Juniors will once from Silvers The league had a more travel to Brampton for a roster of young bowlers this Doubles Tournament Ontario Outdoors 500 prize in Coho Derby PORT A 4 foot tug is being built V here with the specific intention of fishing for the Chinook fj Salmon that have been planted In the lake Sport fisher Is ft it always the commercial fisherman that Is catered to The Coho Salmon In the Great Lakes were stacked mainly with commercial fishing in mind GEORGETOWN Cooler weather brings excellent g fishing as Bass go on a feeding spree Trout arc starting to ft get back Into the swing of things and good catches can be ft made V ft PORT CREDIT The Salmon arc running again f- ft and with them are numerous Rainbow Trout some Chinook Salmon and the occasional Brown Trout The A dominant species of course Is the well known and often and piers although the best method by far Is to go out into the lake at the mouth of the river and troll for them The Garcia lure Is one of the hottest things to come along on the salmon scene ft Some problems are expected j v hereasafcwresidentsrcslstallefforlBtoremovethedam that blockage to the upstream migration of the Salmon si Crowds of fUhermen arc expected to descend on the area lnthehopesofhookingoneofthcsewondcrflsh GEORGETOWN Just to get you back home for a jj while Dont forget if you are after one of these three other cash prizes This Is operated on the Credit with the official weigh station on the bank the ft river between the railway bridge and Hwy Entry fee Is ft ft and can be obtained in several areas Tiiere ore also ft merchandise for those fish not taking the top four ft ft PLEASE REMEMBER Do not trespass do not ft snsg do not damage other persons property ivese ft have caused roubles In the past sad could mesa a com- ft bytheelosmeofspeclflcareasalreidyUilsyesr ft I would hate to see some slob spoil it for the rest of us by not being respectful of other peoples property and the fishing laws There Is a limit on Salmon five In one day of any ft ft species other than Atlantic and these five are counted if ft ft one species or mixed In other words you may have three Coho two Chinook and one Kokanee and they are all in- ft eluded in your limit of five fish ft Encourage others to stay within the bounds of the laws and common sense and we all will enjoy ONTARIO ft OUTDOORS SOCCER ASSOCIATION Schedules Sept 1 Squirts vs Giants vs Trojans Mon Nationals vs Golden Hawks Eagles Trojans Wed 919 Giants Canucks Atams at Moore Park Tbu Tigers Hearts 9 vs Golden Jets 9 vs Spurs Tue Royals vb United Wed 10 19 Hearts vs Magpies Phantoms vs Wildcats va Flyers Sat Spitfire vs Phantoms Mon 9 Bobcats vs Colts a flis vs Grizzlies Wed Colt va Gladiators PeeWee 30 Rangers vs Cougars 4 SO Jaguars vs Chargers Fri 49 Rovers Owls Wed Chargers Rockets Bantam Mon B 043 Wolves vs Centurions Tue Arsenal vs Celtic Wed 10 Beavers vs Centurions Jr Girls at Centennial Tbu 4 9 30 Superglrls vs Olympians Fri S Tomboys vs Debutantes Sat 1000 Rod Barons vs Jr Nationals Wed 10 Debutantes vs Red Barons Girls atCcnlciinlsl 9 IB Golden Spurs vs Red Rockets m 9 15 Green Dragons vs Blue Bombers Peel Cat Games Semi Final Minor Atom Sat Georgetown vsOakvllle Quarter Final Sat 9 p Georgetown vs Quarter Final Bantam Sun 12 pm Georgetown Georgetown GlrisvsOrangeville Mosquito Pee wee Division KENNEDY DENTURE CLINIC 9 KtnMdy ft Kennedy Brampton 4537737 DENTURES SPECIALIST Girth some good soccer Both teams came close to scoring and If was well Into the first when Georgetown scored on a nice play from defence to wing and BUI Kent beat the Brampton goalie on a good low drive There was no scoring In a hard fought second half Georgetown being reduced W men with to minutes left to play A very good team effort with Davy Patterson Tod Beckett and Jeff outstanding for Georgetown Georgetown will play vlUe In the league cup on Sunday Sept at m at Falcons will meet the Majors tonight September 3 at Victoria Park In at and It be a classic As a matter of fact the next three games will be the most Important games for the Georgetown Falcons Next Sunday Sec Dumber one squad Hercules a foUowmgSundaySeptl4ChnguacousyMaJorswillbeln town gams time Last week the Falcons were scheduled to play the Spanlib side The game however was cancelled due to disciplinary action by the league against j- and Hercules Latest is that Hlspano from further league play It did not affect the in the standings but It took two points away from Chlnguacousy Majors who early In the season defeated A win been wiped out In the standing With four points ahead of KARA and two games in the should have a sure chance to at least In place A victory In tonight However would put Georgetown in solid possession of second place Both sides are built on young players who came up through local minor soccer and have met many times through the years Support from our local soccer people In Victoria Park could make difference why not take a driveupthere LUMINAR1 IS HERE AT RYDERS TV Second Division Toronto A District Standings Pegasus from league league h been Sept the cup finals to The final league games will be played on Sat Oct 4 from further play in our Minor soccer league ineligible players during a league game with the Owl who in return launched an official prOtetf resulting in the suspension Ton season The coach from the Pegasus with the general manager are also suspended from further Georgetown Geminis Jr B Hockey Club 197576 PROGRAM ADVERTISING SPACE AVAILABLE for Information and rates call IAN WARD 8778694 limestone all Sizes A a fILL AND TOP SO L BUD HAINES DURHAM tiC SEPTEMBER 2nd The office of A Kennedy i will be located In T- the Georgetown medical centre Princess Anne Drive New Phone number at that time will be 8770123 Georgetown Intermediate Hockey Club OPEN PRACTICE Thursday Sept to pm Anyone wishing to tryout welcome PLAYERS MUST PROVIDE OWN EOUIPMENT iW8i not o eoRGeroujM OFFICIAL OPENING By the Mayor of the Georgetown Lions Club Project New Swimming Pool Change Rooms and Hall at rear of the GEORGETOWN ARENA on Thursday Sept 4th at pm REFRESHMENTS PUBLIC INVITED