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Page SECTION THE HERALD Wedneiday June 16 1SS2 Tackle strength to be a force in Cup play World Cup Soccer began In earnest on Sunday with Argentina first to play In defence of its championship Belgium were to provide stern yet token opposition following the opening ceremonies This was not to be The Belgian team did not come to lose and fought for every ball until the final whistle upsetting the champions by 10 A pattern emerged early on in the game Strength In the tackle is going to be a forte in this cup championship and many free kicks will be given away If this game is an Indication of what is to come Goals will be scarce with tight and illegal marking by defenders Some games will be shown on who are to be commended upon taking a real world championship series loacountiiesBtartedonthetrall years ago culminating in teams going to Spain There will have been over 600 games played to decide the eventual winner The concensus of opinion Is that Bra II West Germany Argentina Spain as the host nation usually docs well may fill the last Tour spots The slipped to a record after a result in Jacksonville A damning indictment of artificial turf came from this match Blizzard goalie Jan kicked the turf as he was taking a goal kick and the ball went straight to the of a Tea Man forward who promptly scored The goal was completely against the run of play with Blizzard unable to capitalize on their superior approach work Injuries had on effect on team selection and Toronto club are still looking for a name striker t we all Bill young ladies of peewee age arc looking good in the select team They played a fine match against Jean a bantam Junior mix and did not look out of place with the older and more experienced girls I also saw part of a league match with John DeVnes bantams and those girls can turn on a few skills along with the best There are some players In ladies soccer who look pretty good and they certainly seem to have a lot of fun which is the name of the game Another six Inter County league players were suspended at the last disciplinary hearing on Thursday last Reports indicate that the situation may not be as bad as it sounds Nevertheless the league Intend to stamp out wayward players and clubs will be warned at the league meeting on Thursday evening that the current trend of offenders is alarming A fine match took place between Eagles and Mariners with Eagles running out winners in the end The game began as if the Manners would take command Eagles refused to panic and scored three goals in the first minutes and held on to the lead throughout Mariners came back to tic at one point but could not apply the killer touch when it was needed METEORS WIN Meteors Blues and Whites both recorded wins the Whites over SWM by goals In the last minutes of play and the Blues over Acton at Ccdarvale Acton did not took their usual self and promise a different result when they meet Mariners Ccdarvale at this evening Falcon Reserves had a rough time at Butcher earlier and took a heavy defeat However the results do not count for the Falcon officials as they are building for the future and want the lads to enjoy their game first Results will come later Brackens defeated Vikings by 32 This week Brackens are at home to MrM Milton under the new lights at Moore Park a welcome addition to our facilities and much needed by soccer A number of our youth rep reserves have indicated that they no longer wish to be part of rep squad in this position Firstly this costs the club registration Tees at district and Ontario levels as their forms require to be cancelled and new forms purchased for replacements When the players try out there Is little or no indication that they do wish to be considered only as rep and not as reserves if they do not make the first selections I will only play if make it types of players are not trying in the spirit of the game and the set up of the club Frankly Id rather do without them a rep or house league levels Actually cannot understand this altitude If they do not make It this time maybe they will the next lime If they try a little harder Mosquitoes Bomb green team Itanium girls action had the Blue from Georgetown playing the Brampton Challengers last Tuesday In Georgetown 1 holo by Karen oaken By MARTHA JONES Herald Special MOSQUITO GIRLS SOCCER Blue Bombers Green Machine In the first match of the season Donna Kcrby net two goals for the Blue Bombers to give them a win over the Green Machine Jennifer Cave Stephanie Ilanman and Michelle Hcdley all work very hard for the Green Machine Kim was strong at half hack Kerry Shaw and Donna Kcrby all played a noteworthy game Tor Ihe Blue Bombers Blue Angels Bed Devils 1 This game was the season opener The strong Blue Angels scored goals to Red Devils I Chntitol Dcsroslcrs banged In three goals and Sue Rogers two for Blue Angels Mllissa also played well for tho Blue Angels The lone Red Devil goal came from the boot of Sue Taylor She was strongly Lisa supported by fine Michelle Evans efforts of Jody Blue Angels Blue Bombers A hard fought and Continued on Page BT Major Atom Raiders taste tourney action By STEPHEN MELVILLE Herald Special The Major Atom Raiders had their first taste of rep tournament soccer at Erin Mills this weekend AlthouBhlheyhaddilficuItycoplngwithlhelropponenta offense the young Raiders produced some excellent drives Salt Fleet Hamilton found Georgetown trailing when a perfect cross from Nicky to Mike Melville broke the ice Soon after a six way passing play from Mike Melville Jimmy English Nicky Varricchlo and Chris Cambourls was rewarded by Paul McLcod determined burst of speed Within minutes another hard shot from Paul McLcod gave Mike Melville an easy rebound Hamilton scored only once more to make it Georgetown come out flying against Brampton but seemed to do everything but score Then late in the first half an unfortunate defensive error gave Brampton theedge In the half Brampton all out effort turned the gome around to win 40 On day two Georgetown got its first big win but it would have been more had Kitchener braved the Raiders fearsome reputation and showed up The coaches were pleased by the Raiders spirit and determination and appreciate the efforts shown by Chad Bailey Bob Jamie Kelman Jimmy English MikeBosmanandRichardSowery continued support should soon be competitive at rep level Wrath of Corn defeats Moody Blues SUSAN WILLIAMSON Herald Special Although Moody Blues scored nine runs in the second Inning It enough as they were defeated by Corn IT 15 on Monday night June It was a very close tight game and an exciting one to watch Corn Lynda Jennings at second made a superb double play in the fourth inning Also assisting the winners was Lynn gent with her powerful consistent batting Contributing to the Moody Blues super team effort was Diane Saund era at second with her strong hitting and defensive catching Debbie Tyrrell was an Other Moody Blue who came up with some super baiting There no stopping this Burgundy as Black Magic soon found out as Bur gundy scored six runs in the second inning and went on to beat Black Magic Towards the middle of the game Judy of Burgundy made an unbelievable catch at third It certainly was an eye catcher surprise play Black Magic tried hard to surpass Burgundy by scoring six runs In seventh Inning despite their shortage of players Once again Macklc Is stopping a lot of runs with her magnificent catching at centre field Alice Henderson her team support by batting in two runs WEDNESDAY Hot Stuff were not hot enough as Skylarks de feated thorn 135 on Wed night June The whole Skylark team was superb with their fine hilling and their defensive plays Well done ladles Hot Stuff received ass is lance from first person Sandy Barclay with her beautiful home run and also from Robin Richard son who made some ex cellent fielding plays LBata Blue and the Beige Brigade were in a real close battle with the Beige Brigade victorious over Bats Blue 2017 This game was filled with many super hits and great defensive plays Honorable mention is to go to complete Beige Brigade team and a spec Is note made of Pat McElroy defensive pitching Bats Blue pitcher Founder put a stop to numerous hitters Candy Moran played a good game in the outfield and at plate Olher good fielding plays came from Darlene Bishop I certainly don think the name The Pits which the Green team has selected for themselves Is any Indication of their baseball playing They too In a close game with the Orange Orioles and lost by just one run 22 Congratul both learns on a game well played Special mentions go to Oriole Judy Anderson for her strong pitching and hitting For Green Pits Donna Terry for her splendid home run and for her good fielding And to Bonnie Henderson for her good Infield plays GEORGETOWN Custom Car Sound iff Repairs to all stereos Tape Decks Turntables Portables Home or Auto Big or Small Fix Them All GEORGETOWN Youth soccer Bullets Destroyers Cobras 1 Stingrays 1 Attackers 1 Bill Smith charity tourney set to go The sixth annual Bill Smith Invitational golf tournament Is ready for an entertaining day at North Hal ion Golf and Country Club June Organizers are hoping to raise for charity 000 more than last year total Prices at the tournament is one major draw card to he Smith Invitational and is no different Prizes this year consists of A Green Masters Jacket a watch a weekend for two Vegas a weekend for two at the Ramada Inn in Toronto a weekend for two at the Chelsea Inn in Toronto and Hiram Walkers Silver Tray For those skilled in holes Inone prizes include a Bat Motors Honda Civic and a Park Lincoln Mercury Lynx for the fourth and ninth holes The following is the list of entry times for those participating J A ft J A M Smith Brad Smith Caldcr Cooper A Avery J Smith J I 11 AM McCiuley J Ware Snow IMAM I A J Albert A M B Ward F IMAM Mclntyre J P Norton R J Arnold Thomu J Jactuon J Tudor El Her Scott MoncklDfl K J I Richard It 11 Prat her T Mr J 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