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Page THE HERALD Wednesday May 1S89 Peaches get HalfCrocd in Powderpuf barnburner A full slate of games highlighted last weeks Georgetown Ladies League schedule Some exciting and wellplayed con tests took place between some competitive determined teams Dirty Shirts 10 Blue Lights A real tense game with the out come in doubt right until the last inning The Shirts were led by the solid hitting of Sharon Hale who lashed out two doubles Sharon and Heather Hansen com bined for four to lead the Boomer and Moose team to a decisive win over previously undefeated Blue Light Blue Light allowed six unearned runs in this contest which spelled defeat The Light crew were spearheaded by the continued ex cellent hitting of Brookes Jeannie tore the cover off another ball to record another homerun Janet Poirier Monica Donaldson and Cindy Crawford each pitched in a double to spark a late rally by the Blue Liters HalfCrocd 23 Lifes a Peach 22 A team squeezed this game out with a great com eback A 10run deficit couldnt keep the from winning Bonnie Penny stroked out two doubles to lead a balanced attack for Bev Barrett Julie and Jane Peterson each added twobaggers to the well- balanced Croc attack The HalfCrocd team made a great comeback from being in the hole early Everything was in the last inning Great hitting by Sunnucks Debbie Titus Laurie and Sargent couldnt overcome a seventh inning strikeout by Rose Wilcox as Lifes a Peachs hard ships continue Linda Braisby and Sue Hilts made nice plays defen sively but couldnt compensate for the Wilcox strikeout Shady Ladles 18 Town battles Guelph in todays Challenge Attention citizens of Hills The Challenge is on The Great Challenge that is One year after beating our southern rival Milton the Town of Halton Hills is out to beat the City of Guelph The contest Which community can encourage a greater percen tage of its population to exercise for at least minutes today All you have to do is choose your favorite sport activity or exercise do it and phone in your name to the rec department Hotline at Walk bike run swim or jog Its up to you But if you need some encouragement or moral support join in one of the communitywide open public fitness sessions at Georgetown Market Place today Work That Body fitness in structors will lead four 15minute exercise sessions outdoors at the Market Place Times are 12noon pm 4 pm and pm Bring your sweats and join in then phone in your name to the Hotline Most of Halton Hills student population is also accepting this years Challenge with several big events scheduled throughout the day At am students will embark on their annual student body walk downtown while Har rison Public School students will also hold a walk Stewarttown School walks at am with Glen Williams PS set to Walk Our Block Off at am Joseph Gibbons George Kennedy MZ Ben nett PS and Park Public School all have exercise events planned for today Work That Body will also hold a special fitness class at Wescom beginning at pm So get to it Hills Exer cise today and call the Hotline Pink Cadillacs 10 While good coaching remains a problem the Shady Ladies con tinue to roll along in impressive fashion The Ladies put forth a good effort and came out on top of the gritty Caddy Gals Carol Dean Jackie and Robin Maltby were perfect at the plate with Robin smashing a homer for son Brett Virginia Walker and Melanie Hewson scored five runs and com bined for six RBIs to even out a balanced attack Pink Cadillacs continue to have tough luck Greg and Bo have yet to come up with a winning com bo for these talented ladies Holly Peterson and Helen Sl- led the Caddies offen sively with Betty and Brenda Hamilton tossing in with good pitching A great game played by all Travelling Blueberries 17 Rogers Dodgers A good close game with the Ber ries coming out on top Heather Cartwright and Kim Kirk led the Travellers against a determined Dodger crew Pauline Cawood and Jan Walker clouted out triples and Leanne Hall Judy Cater and Penny But- each contributed key in a losing cause Raisin Hell Red Sox 12 A right to the end with neither team giving an inch Raisin Hell received strong per formances from Carol Spiteri who struck out eight Sox batters and was threeforthree at the plate Bemie Bishop poked out a triple and played good defense A strong team effort by both clubs provided for a real dramatic finish A reminder to all coaches that it is imperative that the league get your game sheets after each game These sheets are important for the writeup of this column and for statistical purposes as well STANDINGS Ladies Blue Lite 10 Shirts 3 10 SnoteasybeingGrecn 3 Blue Zone Red Sox 41204 Travelling Blueberries Glen hosts tourney Lifes a Peach Pink Cadillacs Raisin Hell 1 Project Playground would like to invite all sports fans and friends from Glen Williams and Georgetown to come out this weekend for a fun slowpitch baseball tournament in Glen Williams This tournament is supported by Recreation and Parks Glen Minor Ball Glen Williams Town Hall Board Glen Old Timers and many local merchants Several local and district teams are expected and will pro vide exciting entertainment All proceeds from this weekend will go to the purchase of the playground equipment Our cam paign began more than a year ago and this exciting weekend is the culmination of many peoples worthwhile efforts Come for a weekend of good baseball and good food all for a great cause Games begin at am both Saturday and Sunday Guelph St Ont 8779896 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TH METTLER Denture Therapist 72 MM St Georgetown 8778974 102 East Dr Bramalea 7912314 FINANCING- OAC MICRA PULSAR SENTRA STANZA COME ON DOWN TO MILTON NORTH END NISSAN MARTIN ST MILTON 8784137 NISSAN Kicking up dust A Kitchener baserunncr kicks up some dust as hes tagged out at se cond base during the visitors shutout of the hometown Georgetown midget Eagles in tourney play at the Fairgrounds Saturday Kitchener went on to defeat Hamilton West Mountain In the A final while Bolton dropped a decision to London in the final of the an nual Shaws Trophies Tournament Georgetown opened the competi tion on Friday night with an drubbing of Bolton Herald photo Junior Eagles stranded Stranded were the nemesis of the Georgetown Eagles as the local squad left on base in a loss to Peter borough in junior baseball tour nament play in Belleville last weekend Georgetown opened the tourney on a winning note slam ming Newmarket 111 behind the twohit pitching of Tim Chapman The ensuing loss to Peter borough defending Ontario champions eliminated the junior Eagles from further play Brent Falcone manned the mound for the locals against Peterborough who went on to lose a onerun game to North York in the tournament final The junior Eagles host Bramp ton tomorrow before visiting Erindale Friday and Oakville Saturday PHOTO SPECIAL APPLE auto Glass WINDSHIELD REPAIRS All Inauranc Claim we nan Hi Hill A GARDENERS GUIDE TO GREAT SPRING VALUES r spacious retail centre at Nurseries for all 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