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Page III THE HER Wednesday Octobers JUUM2 Rebel runners fop runner Ian Clsrk trill only by a stride behind New Toronto Wayne Rosin during the Eait York Harrier Meet On Saturday the Rebel crosscountry team competed In York University Invitational where Clark a Rain challenged Rosin in Ihe Junior race and won The Rebel crosscountry cam Is quickly being recognized throughout Southern Ontario and so they should be Last Wednesday the team look another overall champions title at the East York Harrier meet held In Taylor Creek Park In Don Mills The team placed first overall with the boys also taking the meet title and Ihe girls placing second The Junior girls team placed first out or teams entered Jennie Thompson led the Rebel crew over the mile course coming In second place Jennie was followed by Heather Rogers In fourth Dcnn Kent placed 12 and Chris Vetricek giving the team enough points to capture the top berth The Junior boys team like the girls are the backbone of the Rebel team Placing first out of schools the Junior pack followed the trail of Ian Clark who ran to a second place Finish and Arnold dose behind for third Also In the top ten was Jon Lancaster placing then Jim Allan coming in 20 and Fergus Barnes adding the last of the Junior points as he finished John Herb and Pat Jacobs were also members of the Junior team In the Midget boys raced 3 3 mites Doug Smith crossed the line In with David Griffiths only two back in spot girls race 14th Br en da kept on Diane a heels finishing 15 She too was followed closely by Maureen Gale who came In Heather was the next Rebel runner to cross the finish In position and hrls Beaumont was the fifth finisher for the midget team when she completed the race In lit Nancy Vrlrkek Kelly Barber and Mi roth did not add any points to the team standings but did finish rough muddy course Manuel Galvao came In 34 Just ahead of Eric in and he was followed by Glenn Ross Richard Hob A Porter swept up the field In Senior boys race as their top runners finishing one- two by a wide margin Bruce Mclnlyre was the first Rebel senior to finish and ho ran a good con I at Hit race finishing The team placed second the learns entered In the 4 3 mile race Other point scorers far the Georgetown team were I Chapman In 10 Don placing position went to BUI Kent and Chris Deere who came In Paul Carter and Hal Porter Diane Jones finished first of the Rebel team In the Midget ore two other senior learn members who travelled the The Senior Girls team was short one runner but still managed to grab 4lh out of teams Cathy Clark led the pack early in race but tired over the hills and streams encountered giving her third at the finish Pauline ran In well for the team placing Carolyn ran to a place finish followed by Trlsh ham In Rebels take honors third straight year By LAURIE WALLACE Herald Sporti Editor The Rebel cross country team showed an incredibly valiant effort on Saturday at the York University Invito tional Meet as they ran through trudged over pavement and down muddy slopes during a near torrential rainstorm and still placed first overall Not only were they the over all champs both the girls and boys teams look first place Thirty teams were entered in the Junior boys race with Georgetown Ian Clark cross ing the tape in first place and three other team mates finish within the top ten Arnold Brake finished Fergus Barnes came in followed by Jon Lancaster in 9th Jim Allan added extra points to the team as he placed Herb Pat Jacobs battled the also and helped tor team victory Another first was taken by the Senior Bos when they ran to victory 14 other teams Bruce Mclni re led the senior pack ore finishing in place I was the next Rebel to come In and he came in with two team mates close at hand Don finished 19th with Lyn Chapman In and John in Bill Kent and Chris Deer finished 39 and respectively giving the senior team a point lead over the second place fin Denis Morris The Junior girls team with only four runners placed sec out of 16 teams Jennie Thompson again topped the Rebel field placing at the wire Heather Rogers ran in Quinn and Dena Kent finished and The junior team ran extremely well under the dreadful condi lions considering the first place team won by only 19 points The Midget Rebel girls nab bed second out of 12 teams with Brenda setting the pace for the team and coming in Diane Jones was not far behind in eleventh pewit on at the finish with Heather Reed also close in Chns and Kcl Barber the remaining point scorers for the midget team and they finished and Cathy Clark again stood out at the lop of the Senior girls race as she ran to a third place finish Cathy who has been making her name quite quick ly in crosscountry circles is known to many as a great runner and a cheerful person Carolyn Harrison ran well for the team placing came Helen Kristcnscn ran and Armstrong finished the Rebel field insist The Senior team finished third of 13 teams Fourth out of teams the Midget boys ran very well with most the team keeping her Doug Smith was the first Rebel to finish and he came in eleventh Manuel Galvao was next in with David Gnf fiths in 49 Sixty fifth went to David Allan fallowed Eric In Glenn Richard Ross McFarlane and Rob completed the race in 199 and 265 In addition to Rebel Crosscountry team was also represented at the York Meet by five runners from Stewarltown Senior School In he Bantam girls race twelve Mac Donald finished out of 125 runners Barb Gage who is eleven finished BO There were 313 participants in the Bantam boys race with Andrew Brake coming in 44th Andrew who is thirteen lalnly seems to be following In his brother Arnold footsteps or perhaps his strides In any case Andrew looks to be a promising young runner I earold Mark Erard ran well to a 196 phec finish followed by Kevin Gillespie who finished an even 200th The York University I anal has been won for the past three years by the Rebel team but this years win can be counted as very special Talk Rebel runnerabout the conditions that prevailed on Saturday and you will understand why the viclory will be remembered by all Sabres victory draws injuries must improve Bruce travelled J milt Senior Boys race at the East York Harrier Meet last Wednesday with a conn Is tent pace which brought him to a fourth place finish Raiders gain exhibition win over Preston Acton Sabres 43 win over Georgetown Gem in is Saturday was an expensive victory Sabres who trailed at the end of the second period fired four unanswered goals in the final frame to take their sea son opener but lost the of defenceman Mike Majors and cenlreman Mark Schlnkel Majors a Guelph Import and a key to the team rebuilding from a poor season last year was injured early In the second period when struck in the eye by a deflected puck He is reported resting com fortably at Peel Memorial suffering unknown eye damage Majors is reported to have suffered internal bleeding In one eye and was to Brampton from Georgetown and District Hospital Nodiag will be made until band ages arc removed possibly Thursday suffered a broken nose in Gemini Doug Barnes who received five minute slashing and five minute match penal following the a Iter Ion drew blood on a right hook as the op players fell the ice seconds before the game ended and seconds the Sabres winning goal Both teams skated poorly and passing was off on many occasions Gemini coach Paul Robinson said later he pre pared to work with the almost totally fresh Gemlnis to bring their standard up for the re mainder of season Only Ihrce of the team roster suited for Saturday veterans These three also counted for the three Gem goats scored Coal scorers for Acton were Captain D Chapman with goals and B Walker with goals Gem goals were scored by Paul Doug Bames and Chris Milne I The Georgetown took a win over Friday night in an exhibition game played at Gor don Jerry opened Ihe scoring for Preston during second period with the Raid still scoreless The third period however was a different story with Raiders taking off at the 3 mark on a power play goal by Ray Evans assisted by Juri ng the lead just more ihjn a minute later Art Web stir scored with assisting again Preston Ihen came buck with aw goal this me off the stick or Jim Spring el i to tic the game two a piece Not standing for this lc Raiders again took the lead when Steve received a pass from Hay and scored Ihe third Raider goal or the third period Late in the game with Just over one minute of ploy re maining Doug Tate scored on another Raider power play with Ihe assist going to Andre Shots on goal were even with both teams shooting 30 Although penalties were kept to a minimum the first two periods did sec plenty of hard hitters In the last week the Raiders have signed wo new players Rick Tomkinson who played Junior last season has been taken as a Haider Backup goalie the defense end of the game the Raiders have taken on Tom Daley The Raiders will tackle their first league game this Friday when they meet Dun das The first league home game will be played next Friday at Gordon Alcott when the Raid ers take on Fort Erie A highlight lo the evening will be the presentation of the Intermediate A league pennant awarded to the Chyr Raiders for their victor 1976 season top Bantam bowlers scorecards The scene at the Georgetown Gemini scored their third goal during balurday a game For past two weeks the junior bowlers at Georgetown Bowl have been competing for the right to bowl in the Master Junior Tournoment One boy and one girl will be partnered with Master Bowler in the regional playoffs an ihe way to the provincial final Those who have en selected are Roberta Burke and Fisher with MacCormack Margaret Jcssop and Curt Gross we 1 1 with George bandy Marshall and Russell with Joan Archibald Patricia Stoylct and Cameron Lovers with Linda Ilofdahl and Brian Collier with George Barber Sheila and Philip Handy with Anne Nicholson Gall Nell with Bob Nicholson and Hope and Robbie a new Master Bowler Chris Burke This the Master Junior Regional will be held al Shea Park Royal On I on Sunday October at a The youth bowling season Is on He way to an exceptional atari with some of the divisions already filled As can be seen by the following scores the Master Bowler Instructors and coaching staff with help or parents score keepers are confident of least four teams in the provincial finals and possibly the nationals In Thunder Bay BANTAM GIRLS High Average Julie 159 Teresa Maslach Kelly McCorry 153 HIGH Julie Shannon Jackson 229 Teresa Maslach 198 Suzanne Carpenter 430 Kelly 185 Tanya Smith 441 BANTAM BOYS High Charlie Weather a 11 Jim Carpenter ISO High scores Charlie Weathers 636 Jim Carpenter Anthony Larsen Brady Ferguson 445 Hole 438 IBS Ken 436 Scott Gricveson426 JUNIOR GIRLS High scores Sandra Marshall Roberta Burke Patricia Stoyles 259 SheilaProusc543207 Connie Hay 197 Leona Poot ISO JUNIOR BOYS High Scares Leonard Fisher Curt Gresswell 572 218 Russell Brian Collier Shane Michael Sleenhuls Cameron Lovers Philip Handy 242 Jerome Stone 1216 Frank Madden GIRLS High Average Janet Hicks Lisa Burke 201 High Scores Janet Hicks 239 Lisa Burke 281 Debbie Scarborough 295 Robin Hillock 280 Lea Wendy Hay Wendy Chaplin HOYS High Average Colin Hicks Grant 223 Dave 212 High Scores Bruce 315 Coin Hicks DuneDeCoate723 Grant Hlchardson 689 263 Steve Brown 252 Dave Wayne Richardson 239 Cathy Clarke took the lead early In Senior Girls race during last Wednesdays Eait York Harrier Meet held at Taylor Creek Park In Don Mills mile boy was worn by thetime me senior runners to got as Chris Deere found eat when lipped in a patch of wet grass and mud The course was is Chris put it rough Junior defense caught napping The Junior Rebel football team took a blow Friday when they lost Nelson 14 but in the eyes of Coach Kg tan 1 it was the best gome a Junior Rebel team has played in two The problem stemmed from two ploys where said the defense fell asleep but apart from that the team played well tree kept the ball moving and was consistent in his plays The first Rebel touchdown came from the sixty yard line when Kevin Greene recovered a fumble and ran the ball In The second TD was made on a counter ploy at the yard line and brought home by Jeff Skingley Playing well far the offense line were Alfle Mica lief and Dove Taggart Defensive strength can be credited to Ian McKeniie Jeff Hubbert and DcanScallcn who is also a top wrestler for the Rebels The Juniors play again tomorrow in Oak vl lie against Perdue Davie Pierce coming back off an Injury freeing Randy Robinson to strengthen ihe defense champ he is still the greatest and some people may believe it but I for one am certain that Mohammed All has had his da and all he is riding on right now is luck and money If last Thursday fight against Ernie Shaver bad been a true boxing match both fighters giving It all they had instead of playing games I may hold a changed opinion as to All position as World Champion As I saw fight All remains the champ only In the memories and pocket books or some boxing fans Ernie Acorn Shaver put up an excellent fight landlngsomestronapunchcstoAlls baby face Although Shaver did fall All games of playing the ropes and hiding his face he did show at most times his true reason far being In the ring to fight something All sorrowfully lacking until the lest few minutes of the fifteenth round Even what did he have to lose the fight was obviously going to be a decision Lasting the entire fifteen rounds Shaver looked and yes he was dazed in the final round but then be never gone more than seven rounds In any match Shaver looked stronger trimmer and faster than All In dodging and landing his punches He dldn t need to dance around the ring to evade his opponent he was ready and willing to Tight Had All been prepared there may have been a reasonable bout All was the greatest hat II admit too past as an athlete he now is a businessman and the A decision fight is what be needed to win for it seems his knockout days are gone As for Shaver he looks to have a good career ahead however short It may bo he la already S3 years old I doubt that All will ever meet with Shaver again for the next time could be deadly My advice All stick your pretty face In commercials but keep ft out of the ring