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THE HERALD Bat Rebels are downed in overtime in first game of the season Friday The game went Into overtime before a winner emerged was the season opener for both teams Cricketers end schedule The Georgetown football Rebels lost heir season opener at home in overtime Perdue on Friday despite Jim Rountreo stalwart caught five passes and scored two touchdowns to lead the Rebel offense but with time running out on the clock the defense allowed a long touct down pass by per due which tied up the score Early In the game It appear the were sure to win the game On first post Hon a Perdue fumble they drove the ball all the wny down the field to score plays on the touch down drive were two passes from Miller to end Rountree On the touchdown player Miller threw the ball to along the line of scrimmage and the receiver ran the ball In for seven yards The conversion attempt was missed tor the first quarter and a half the Rebel defense allowed I to drive but came up with the big plays at the right lime to keep from scoring Rower snuffed out one Perdue drive when he intercepted near the goal lino Perdue did finally get on the scoreboard midway through the second quarter when run ning back Tony Cailln took it The Rebel defense was tough on Inside running game but was vulnerable to passes and outside running I made the conversion to go ahead and the first ended at that score Neither offense was very effective in the third and the score remained heading into the final stanza The Miller to com fourth quarter to put George town ahead The scoring pass covered yards Thecomplet Ion gave Rountree five catches and yards for the day This time the convert was good and the Rebels led with less than three minutes left on the clock On the second play from scrimmage Perdue quarter back Chris hit Dan Plum with a pass and the receiver avoided would be Re bel lackicrs to lake the ball 6j yards for the score The attempt failed because of bad nap and the score was tied at 13 Each team had one more possession before regulation lime ran out but was unable to The game was decided by a which gave each team five chances to run or pass the ball in from the 10yard line Perdue had first crack and needed only one attempt to put a touchdown on the board again ran around the end to score The conversion was good lo make it a It was then the Rebels turn to bike Ihelr five urns a I getting the ball into the end On the first piny Bower took finally got the ball into Miller hit flanker John Karo- it to the five Miller then went the end zone on the fifth and with a pass but the sneak final play receiver was unable to hold Fullback Mitch was Rebel coach Mike onto it and the Rebels lost a stopped for no gain Miller got then decided to go for the win 2019 it to one on another sneak with a twopoint conversion Field hockey teams both are undefeated The Georgetown district high school girls field hockey teams opened their seasons last week and each still undefeated The seniors tied both their games Against Georgetown Heidi Sc opened the scoring to give the Rebels the lead However T scored late in the contest on a goal mouth scramble to come away with a 11 tie Later In the week the seniors went up against Park Georgetown controlled the play for most of the contest but were unable to tally and there fore had to settle for a Bonnie Lea Beckett and Cindy both had excel lent opportunities but their shots were stopped by the goalkeeper or blocked by the defense Linda Dotials was not over worked in the Georgetown net but she did make some excell slops en route to earning the shutout The Junior team opened with a shutout win over game went scoreless In tbe first half but the Rebel for wards came out flying for the second half The Rebels were led by centre forward Susan Wild who scored both goals and Wendy Crawford who handled everything shot way to take the shutout in tbe second game the Juniors tied at zero against Perdue The Georgetown forwards team at She played on the Ontario Junior team this put summer Creased for most of the game at could not get the bell In the net A bright note was Craw ford earning here second shut out of the week Both teams had games yest with the seniors up against MM Robinson and Juniors going against Nelson Tomorrow the seniors will go to Nelson and the Juniors to Juniors lose opener The Georgetown district Nelson Junior team The Reb- hlgh school Junior Rebels lost els gave both age and size season opener last lo Nelson Thursday However the Rebels never The young Rebels were over qui and were still hitting hard matched against a veteran when the final whistle blew last cricket game of the season or Georgetown against Marigale was played in Ideal on probably the est ground in Ontario While the Georgetown team was badly weakened through the absence of Kumar Jones and a full side was fielded which put up a very creditable performance a gainst a much more lenced side Georgetown won loss and score at Windsor and Sam both took wickets thanks to good catches by Dean in the galley and M at deep mid patch was vcn more commendable as he was with a broken finger The Georgetown was better than it has been all season Saunders making some excellent stops however he next two Marigale bats men and gave a great exhibit on of between the and quick moved Ihe score before had well caught by ngh for Lakhan quickly took another that of lson for followed this by taking two wickets In first two both clean bowled the score A Bland then look place but he score at struck and this me t was the wicket keeper Chad wick who took a great catch on the leg side The last three wickets all f 11 to and Marigale were out for 107 score under normal lions that should have been by Georgetown After losing an early wicket Jngdipslngh and Samaroo batted really well against some good fast bowling With the score at was unlucky to be caught behind for 130 but even more unfor tunate for Georgetown p- slngh was also caught out for the same score galngfor a bight Apart from M and newcomer Hopkins who played some lovely square cuts scoring 9 the remaining batsmen were quickly out the nal score being If a lesson Is to be learnt by losing to Marigale is that quick running between the wickets can make the d ffer between scoring 70 runs or and If Georgetown arc to do belter next is a part of he game that they must polish Your Complete Bedding Shop MR SLEEP PRESENTS PREOPENING SPECIALS 252 Queen St East East town Plaza Brampton 4560304 3 DAYS ONLY BUY ANY CAS RANGE FROM US QUEEN SIZE BOX SPRING MATTRESS BOX SPRING MATTRESS DOUBLE BED SIZE SEALY MAKERS OF WORLD FAMOUS EXTRA SPECIAL SILVER ANNIVERSARY KING KOIL SURER SPECIAL MATTRESS ONLY BEDDING SALE Plenty of Free Parking Fra Delivery on al regular merchandise MR SLEEP LTD 252 QUEEN ST BRAMPTON 4560304 or burner with a brain warning shelf digital clock continuous clean oven cook and hold oven control black glass door AND YOU GOULD AND WIN YOUR MONEY BACK StOl chances left in Ontario Second draw for chances 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