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Ml Wednesday October Mark Editor Football fever hits Halton hoolball has till Ibis week night Hit and Club former Turuntu Chuck was he guest speaker for the Hills Christian Men s Fellowship firs monlhlj dinner meeting who has been his game Inside the way most professional athletes have wis here speak about Ins lift sport and he way his Christian beliefs have influenced his life He came to Georgetown for the second lime in Iwo years on he invitation of a local resident and former player he Harwell is an official In Athletes in Action and brought and own high two ago to talk to students about Christianity is a memKr of in Action and he Christian Sportsman Other noiable pro sportsmen involved in same way are hockey players Paul Henderson and Hon Ellis After going thrtuh id a pro foothill in the Stales I ally signed lht Hamilton in 1972 Toil must have been with linn lit was named of the year and led his to the Grey Cup lie played for the Winnipeg bombers for four years until now Itrl He is out of successful athletes are religious people I knew of a Rim up in my who played under Hi burner of the Christian Men fellowship It was comprised of a few loci youiiR ministers and several of their congregation and inn They won Ihc If 1 remember A lot of league football and basketball tarns hold sburl prayer meetings Kforc tach Some limes it nuans a win and other limes say lit plajers gives Hum strength lo accept defeat will libeller though IttKrlS the thall front art the high school football Despite losing all of Iheir games his year the junior and senior ready to the field Saturday ft run unusual double heider It is tbii high school teams perform outside of school hours However s Is a spetial weekend It is he of week an the foothill teams art lit They hit the for hi first at m will be to give it that league A worthwhile way spend jour Saturday afternoon id of inu big floppy chair in front of the TV hopeless I players don go on to the big foot 1 1 they will probably up playing in something like the locnl log football leifut a football player aluaysafoolballpluvcr hut somelimes jusl an armchair quarterback Tht flag football which boas- over 100 players in the Sunday morning league their final Kid iron appearance on the high school football field day morn Thclwofimhsls wholavc weeded their way throui regular and playoffs art Queen Aftercovcring the games lens how and entertaining it must be for both players fcwspeclalors Awordon this subject do any harm to the gales the final game I not guierilly loo sit and someone you don know play but the tempo of the game is easy enough to follow and with numerous turnovers it a panic worth following No harm catching a few plays be surprised Shorts Saturday he official opening of hockey night in Canada was aired local enthusiasts gathered around the television to catch Ihc Toronto Maple Leafs and the Colorado Rockies They were wailing to eye a former member of last year champion ship Raiders club Peter SI who starred with he was making his first appearance he Gardens as a pro hockey player From Sturgeon signed a two to play with the team recently He was introduced the start as a former Raider He had a fair game far a rookie Raider coach Sieve a player Sturgeon last said he was pleased to sec him make the big leagues I never saw a guy work so hard He was always the first on the ice Smoke Shop Dairy Queen be first team lo Shop In their late season rtm itch revenge with a convincing victory and now rubber match is league championship w goes next Sunday Sunday against the Dairy Queen 24 Daves BP EASY WIN Dairy Quern advanced to the find round by Inking a surprisingly win from rafJJP24 HP s season been characterised by inconsistency They payed an excellent gome in he finals defeat Lgo up thoroughly flat t they move the ball mntupvl tr 35 yard line on their second drive of he day and from there Jeff lockwood ill the points hey needed with a field foal the half ended he also passes to Steve and Hob and converted both The half was particularly frusiratui for III Jim saw his pas dropped Queen defense shut doitn s bit gunners Scott Mason and Paul I ton receivers I take up slack Hob had ihe only store of half a yard touch down which Jeff com tried TOTAL POINTS iwo was the- second of he two total point phvolf lht teams Shop and kt Ship hid heir hands full in fighting off a Rime bid by the up wis bit phys by irl wnjhl Jerry Neil that made Ihe difference Both me diun with clutch rictiltum kctp llic Ti The Tavern first on yard field goil by John Ihe Smokers hick wilh an yard strike to Harris Bruce converted TleTivtrn stayed close Hit Smoke Shop wilh each learn trading touchdowns in lht second quarter John Clark hit Wirman in the end zone and converted himself for tic Tavern and then Inlis drilled Werner in tit to restore a I point Smoke Shop lead with con then failed Smoke Shop This mans team did not make the championship Tavern 21 id punt Tins spelled the end for IheTiuni is s in no rry Neil on piss and run lie Tivern down by mi re linn ent loud down lost II drily net to get it all at into Their offense in quarter ml lie Smoke Shop went ihead by more on a by t red Harris which a Thclmern show til lot of lhoiicb and back in the quarter two more one in John Clark and Dave Wnnmn The alttmpls for unsuccessful on both Jerrv Neil had another for Ihe Smokers and CartwriRhi again con verted make score of lht Rome and for the Mt If lie final tame can match this series for lit ion ind excitement ii should a one The Shop is jwisett disciphicd team and one which is used pressure Smoke Shop Dairy Queen Dairy Queen is younger but has- abundant talent has the big play offense but Queen can score from anywhere inside the yd line by virtue of Jeff s field goal kick They soy a worth a I words si ing All dungs considered anymore about Smoke Shop should be slight Herald photo by Mark ovounles