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THE HERALD WntowUy March 1W0 Sports Editor Look out girls the bantams are on their way Well there s a big hockey tournament coming to 1 The largest in Canada of its kind bantam that is Youi y boys from all over the province and tun i fi from south of the border will also be their wav into for the 10 day event of ind imminent are to Conadnn boys whit work along with fun As with both the purpose for is one thinj and the reason mother mi Ho of such excursions is All work and no play dull bo Km of wa to describe the li lournimcnl Ihit lias been running bin Most of the plajers and tiam under guisi of pljm hockey But as wilb all reiks fir il is a of relaxation and injmi Ml Din will hi son ind partying gome on loun for llic youne 14 ir olds thin there will In vutirv celebrations Girls In v in With 00 hi young pi unci In In run into Hum And who knows whin M fun stirs have their through this in i til on their up However the mijonly who hi pi sid through wen not so much aspirin hockey pi whow to be men Both achieved ir of scoring while hen wonderful experience for ill people iss He There will be some fond si mi not so fond mi that what hockey lourti inunts ire ill More on these of Athletes arc i breed Vou know the loi a lone distance runner They put so much Into w it they do expect to be rewarded with gold for their endeavors rather simple self satisfaction Thi Olympic ithletes so gravely and deeply concerned about the possible of the international competitions arc typical bran tod they work hard but most know they jomR to win place or even show in the big leagues yet Ihty go on complaining One exception may be Georgetown Ian Clark He has spent the belter part of bis young life propelling his piston like legs over any type of terrain that gets in his way He has put his heart and soul and those of many into a pair of sneakers to prove something Not Just that he con move faster than the second hand on the stop watch but that he can do something with a sense of general proficiency This week his career and all the time he put into it to a peak The pi of his young life At the World Cross Country Championships in Paris France he dropped out of a race many thought and hoped he would win including himself some months before he set fool on the I racetrack What did he have to say about dropping out and blowing his big chance to achieve world notority Nothing reall He look it alt in stride so to speak He probably realizes that one day he will get another chance maybe not as big but to him be is his sport and his sport is him right now and no single race is going to upset in otherwise row running career Now he the kind of athlete the world needs instead of the belly who have probably been all around the world at the taxpayers expense and still thinks he deserves more No Sir I say Sport is supposed to be fun and combined skill and enjoyment None do it better than the Infamous Harlem Globetrotters The American basketball players hove been putting on exhibitions for years now and have played before million people In countries around the world Friday they will be at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto for one appearance They play gomes a year usually winning most They are worth a season ticket of most sports to see them once If you want to see real sports ambassadors hit the big smoke Friday GMHSG league playdowns llurllr 1 Sun Mar it Burl Tues Mar 11 3 Mar 13 Sal Mar 15 Mar 17 ague Championship Geo Hurl 1 Memorial Burl 15Alcott Burl r i defeated I I advanced to next round with Brampton 1 Sun Mar 9 at home Tues Mir 11 Mar 13 4 Sat Mar 15 Sun Mar Geo 2 at Brampton 15 Brampton I Mar 10 J Wed Mir Mir 13 4 Sat Mar 15 Sun Mar 16 Itmlam is 1 Mir Mar Sun Major Moms begins A series with Kitchen on Mar 13 Memorial Minor I Mar at home Geo Sun Mar Geo Mar 11 i Mir 12 Mir 13 in Milton in Milton m Aleotl in Milton in Burl to be decided lo be decided Midoris defeated lo next with Hurl I ton it home Mir Sit Mir Mir in Burl in Burl Major Geo fi I Brampton overtime 4s Sports Camp novices battle flu bug to win first game of playoffs Playing on sheer desire wilb their ranks ted by the flu bug the Georgetown Sports Camp Novices hustled to in exciting hard fought 1 victory Burl peet fishlnn All the excelled with their back checking parlicuhrlv Andrew who was by far the on the Coich praised Ins Thcncxleamcinlhcst game of their of defense who stood their county championship ground and intimidated in front of Ihcir favorites in own net rived in Burlington opened the five The with eight healthy bodies plus four more who left their sick beds to dress with their team males Three other re gulars including high scoring centre Brent Press wood were unable to make the trip Despite what seemed like odds the Campers played their hearts out and were rewarded with the victory Curtis Green between the as he Fire pee wees having no trouble scoring in the second minule o the opening period as Kevin Hoe stole a loose puck inside the blue line and drift a shot through a maze of players a comer of the Burlington tied the score midway through the second period but Mark put the locals to stay as he combined on a pretty play with Adam Bennett and Alan Giray A defensive shell for l I nil It The Georgetown Standard Product Minor Pee Wees took a two game lead in their best of five tri county playoff scries with Brampton Sun day with a overtime win They won their first game The series was almost lied as the local pee wees were behind near the end of Sun day a game as the Brampton team made them fight hard to lie the game and force the overtime With still no score J Into trie minute over time Georgetown got a dou minor That when the old team spirit really came alive as they notched a pair of short handed goals by Brent Smith and Keith Jay Anderson John Barclay from Smith Of Mini llockci si mi pliyoff round winnurGuelph nitht Sunday the took the second ginn in night Tuesday the second of the series was played at Memorial arena No scon was available at the best period preserved the Georgetown opened early the First pi nod with a Mark Howie from Jon inner that stood until econds remained in the second period when Howie what proved lo be the winner Into the final period when Hammer worked the puck him Hurley notched a hat to round the Assists went to How Mark Pries Kent Hammer and White second win of the series on Sunday in Guelph with the phi Standard Product ft pee wees score shorthanded goals Wayne Morrow from Smith and from Stephen and Scott Farley were the other Georgetown goal getters In the first game backed by the steady work of goal lender Mark the Standard Pee Wees took the game Jay Anderson from Mike and Glen lie started the team John Barclay from Far ley Smith unassisted son again from Barclay and Morrow kept the scoring go ing for the locals Steve Turner from Smilh and ger and Morrow from Mar totalled the George town scoring The two teams get back at It tomorrow Thursday at Gordon at ning toal coming with lot id in tit first h nod on lnll from Slun Stevens IJimiv Knit from Ill ind Pries let hack to lie in in the third from Kenl and put GeorMown back in re nt until tied it up with left in glint How ii scored the winner with less than lo play issisted limn put in insunnee seconds liter issisted by Georgetown then winl into a defensive shell from gelt iuf shot on Tucker Tin sines could have wound up last night Mi had Georgetown won If not the fourth will lonifbl Wednesday in If inolher win brings a split in sines the fifth and deciding i will at Memorial at Thursday I Optimist bantams in semis Tin Georgetown Optimists Saturdiylht won r opened their quarter fin Minor Hockey semifinal play off sines Milton day gill rh local team into this round on the 1 point against point total jilph whin Ihey ought w ij win for the from Mirk and Paul