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Page THE HERALD Wednesday Julys 1889 Rams ambushNiagara Warriors to avenge earlier defeat it was sweet revenge last week far the Acton Rams Two weeks after suffering their first loss of the Golden Horseshoe Mens Lacrosse League regular season schedule to the defending champion Niagara War the Rams avenged themselves by dumping the hometown Warriors 104 on Beck Hoffland led Acton with a four goal twoassist performance while Steve Holder had two goals George Wayne Young Paul Wilson and Rob Allen had single goals with assists going to goaltender Steve Young Allen Artem 3 Wayne Young 2 Wilson and Kevin Marcoux The victory moved the Rams above 500 with three wins against two defeats The win also snapped a two- game losing skid for Acton who bolted out of the gate this season with two wins in its first two outings After dropping the first meeting of the year between last season league playoff finalists me Rams lost a decision in Burl a week later The loss two weeks ago to Niagara was a squeaker in Ac ton and the Rams savored their revenge June 26 with a six goal margin at the Warriors home arena in Virgil Acton picked up only four minutes in penalties while Niagara accumulated only two Rams led throughout the contest holding a 31 lead after 20 minutes before posting a big second period TYKES Meanwhile Acton Tykes showed no mercy to local rep league newcomers Arthur by clobbering the home team 1810 on June 29 Richard had six goals for Acton with Kyle Artem netting five Ryan Young had a hat trick with Christopher Lee and David each potting a pair Jason Christopher rounded out the potent Acton offence by scoring once Assists went to Paul Withers Artem Lee Christopher Sandy Chapman Thomas and Jeff Newman Andrew Coe tended goal forActon On June the tykes tuned up for their big win in Arthur by fac a tough Acton soft lacrosse house league rep team With nothing to lose the soft lacrosse reps gave the tykes everything they could handle as the tykes scrapped by with a 76 win Kyle Artem Paul Withers Jeff Newman Andrew Coe and David Lajeunnese scored for the tykes with John Rutledge and Michelle Withers handling the chores for the house leaguers SOFT LACROSSE In the house league curtain raiser June 28 Mark Harlow erupted for six goals as he led Sandi s Salon Blues to a win overGalvcast Orange Chelsea Young and Mathew replied for the Orange Danielle Young and Becky Chap man had two assists each for the Blues while Jevan Dawe had a lone helper for the Orange UPCOMING GAMES Both the tyke reps and soft lacrosse house league teams play in Acton tonight while the Rams host Hamilton Wildcats tomorrow Herald Scoreboard SOCCER GEORGETOWN YOUTH SOCCER Beaver Lumberjack Goals Aaron Williams Jonathon Ritchie Matthew placers Geoffrey Ransom Scott Laforel Goals Ryan Martin While Goal Branklewlcz plaint Sarah Hark Cindy Harndcn Orange Goals Booth Cathy Paul Nicole Noteworthy Sarah Williamson The whole team Coeinmert CrnMdert Goats Robert Topping Gary McNeiiy Simon Noteworthy players John Ryan Mark Ivaniovic Steak Flame Goals Martin Johnston 2 Dominion Knitting BloeBUlen Goals Garj McLean Robbie Pilgrim Noteworthy player Jamie Ranch BlackfOe Goals RyanGougeon Ryan Martin Noteworthy players Tyler Yantho Jeff Pnngle BANTAM GIRLS Green I Goals Darby Pad Noteworthy Sarah Ryan Michelle It BASEBALL HILLS SERVICE CLUBS SLOPtTCH LEAGUE StandfaipaialJaMtd W T F DIVISION A Kinsmen 1 Lodge Firemen 3 Newfoundland Club SFA DIVISION B Kendatr Mechanical 1 Q Royal SOB Park Lincoln Mercury Random Car Club Optimists League tournament was w j Ro1 Pin woo he tournament Park Lincoln by the More of 3 I I Heat wilts Mosquitoes The Georgetown Soccer Association s Major Mosquito Select team made its way to the Caledon tournament June 2425 The boys played two games in the afternoon heat with only minutes between games The first game was against Malton and at half time the Georgetown team was ahead 20 but were outplayed by a more seasoned squad and fell 32 In the second 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