The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Page 16 THE HERALD Wednesday February 1989 Raiders in mustwin situation tonight Two ski teams sidelined Continued from Page 15 beaten Glen Williams at 8 just before Georgetown lost hardwork ing forward Travis Cole with a separated shoulder Cole was upended by a Oakville forward and fell heavily on his shoulder No penalty was called on the play Raiders went up 31 in period two with Kevin Dance scoring on a nice passing play with Bryan Gendron Georgetown then managed to weather three consecutive Oakville before the Blades narrowed the margin to 32 as Darren Hunter tallied at the tailend of a twoman advantage Oakville tied it up with less than two minutes left in the period as John Duff beat Todd King after the Raider defence failed to clear the Mahoney with a clear shot on King The veteran Raider backstop kicked out the shot but John Duff was on the edge of the crease awaiting a rebound which he fired home for the winning tally OAKVILLE RAIDER 5 Oakville took a 32 lead after the first period of Thursdays series- opener with Kevin Dance and J La tour scoring for Georgetown The Blades went up on a powerplay after Trent Cull was penalized for leaving the penalty box too early after a previous In fraction A goalmouth scramble produced Georgetowns third goal as Chuck beat Williams and 30 seconds later the Raiders looked to be shaking Oakvilles blanket checking as Cruise beat Williams with a high shot But again took the lead on a breakaway goal by Chris Krbavac before Kevin Dance answered also on a breakaway to leave things knotted at with one period left buzzsaw checking left Georgetown completely out the cold in the third frame however as Peter Romeo drilled a slapper past Curtis Green at the 38second mark That score stood with Oakville adding an at 19 56 as the Raiders tried in vain to gain the equalizer Period three saw the two teams trade a pair of goals each Loreto with both for Georgetown and head into a lominute regulation overtime period after the third Georgetown drew first blood with Des Brown surprising Williams with a well placed low slapshot from the which went in along the ice on Williams glove side Todd King making his first start since undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery three weeks ago made a couple of nice stops before managed to tie it with seconds left in the period as Bryan Morgan drilled a slapshot home after the Blades pulled Williams and won a faceoff in the Georgetown end Some exciting end play and some big stops by both goaltenders highlighted the first nine minutes of the sudden death overtime But perhaps the biggest play of the game came around the 10minute mark when Williams stoned on a breakaway Twelve seconds later a Georgetown defensive giveaway supplied Oakvilles captain Brant A pair of third place finishes werent quite good enough for the Milton Heights Ski Ciub as two racing teams were eliminated from local Mountain League playoffs last Sunday The Red team accumulated 300 points good enough for third spot in a fiveway competition at Mansfield while Milton Heights Greens also placed third after totalling 238 points at a similar playoff at Craig Jeff Kunze of Milton and Marc Hoewing of Norval were the top local boys at Mansfield as they finished fourth and fifth respec Marc Cornwall of Burl ington took Jennifer Burlington finished seventh among the girls while Angela Fitzsimons of Georgetown took loth and Mary Anne Doyle of Oakville earned 14th Alpine Ski Club took top honors overall at Mansfield with points and Oshawa finished just ahead of thirdplace Milton Heights with 318 Lakefield Col lege School was fourth with 260 points and Hockley Valley pulled up the rear with At Craig Leith Milton Heights Greens were led by the ninth- place finish of Hoewmg Michelle Sutherland of Georgetown was and Debbie of Mississauga took 20th On the boys side Ian Vice of Burlington was 13th Jason Hobbs of Burlington was 15th and Mike West was 16th Hidden Valley Reds were gold medalists overall on the day with a total of points Horseshoe Valley Stallions were second at with Milton Heights in third with 238 Cedar Highlands 227 and Mansfield Bronze 196 rounded out the field SAM WELDING Down and out SCREEN PRINTING Screen Printing Textile Printing Specialists 391 GEORGETOWN 4168770445 NEW Motor Vehicle Inspection Station Steel and Aluminum Welding General Repair Work Frame and Box Repairs for Large Trucks and Trailers Safeties and Dump Stickers AVOID TICKETS WINTER PARKING 225 MAIN ST S GEORGETOWN 8732476 Its an all too familiar scene as a downed Raider Kevin Dance the Oakville net off the moorings during Saturdays loss at Arena Dance popped a couple of goals for Georgetown but the local Rs again had trouble with a swarming Blades team thai look a lead in the series The scene switches to tonight at where the Raiders desperately need a win Herald photo Lewis leads Villa back Colin Lewis fired four goals as Acton Villa regained its winning form with a victory over SchwartzWeiss in Milton Indoor Soccer League play last Sunday The win helped Villa get back on track after a loss two weeks ago against leagueleading Dickens snapped a threegame Acton winning streak Actons record now stands at Dave Banks Peter Wright and George Gldman each scored singles on Sunday to round out the Villa score sheet It was our loosest defensive effort of the saidGidman HYUNDAI OWNERS For Service Call 8731818 On Feb the Dickens showed why theyre the top team in the MISL as they showed Acton no mercy in claiming a win Paul Nolan scored the lone Villa goal Milton Indoor league action continues for Villa on Feb 26 as Acton meets Halton Outdoors at Drury school gymnasium Meanwhile with spring just around the corner Paul Nolan reports that Villa is searching for a coach for its outdoor season Any interested parties should contact Nolan at Villa is also interested in at tracting new players for the up coming summer season SAME DAY TAX RETURNS Guelph St Georgetown 877 2217 26 Guelph St Georgetown 8779896 GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB Youth Soccer ANNUAL SPRING MEETING Monday February 27th 30 Gordon Alcott Arena Acton Minor Softball REGISTRATION Ages 6 yrs old up Sat March 4 1989 9 am 1 pm Thurs March 9 1989 7 pm 9 pm Acton Community Centre Please attempt to register on these days as there will otherwise be an ad charge For further information call Marilyn Dryden FINAL WINTER CLEARANCE Savings Up To CROSS COUNTRY