THE HERALD 5 Acton bantam girls make provincial cut The Acton Bantam Girls Softball Team has been accepted into the Ontario Regional Tournament and the Rockwood Reps know why Rockwood absorbed a pair of re cent drubbings from Acton as the North based girls pushed their overall season record to a spotless As a result of their unblemished slate Acton will appear in the pro vincial regional tournament set for Aug In a twogame series with two weeks ago Acton whipped its opponent by a combin score of 3820 A Acton win on June 27 wrapped up the home- and home tussle for the local girls after they opened the set with a big 2512 victory ACTON ROCKWOOD 8 Kelly Ambrose and Super Legs Louth were the ter of the basepaths for Acton with Ambrose making four out of five a steal attempts while Louth went a perfect 5for 5 Ambrose hit for 3 and had three runs while Louth smacked a pair and had two runs had three runs and a pie Tracy Hagan had a double and a triple peewee rep call up Lisa Harlow was lforl and Heather was solid on the mound Jennifer Lee Lesley Einmann Ann Lucas Diane Walker and peewee rep call up Sherry Peacock were all cited for strong play ACTON ROCKWOOD 12 Kelly Ambrose was Actons big gun going with four runs while stealing six times on six at tempts Ambrose also turned in some exceptional work in centre field Ann Lucas- and Tracy each went on the while Lucas had four runs two hits and two and Hagan had six runs two doubles and five Leanne Prueter had two hits four and three steals and Heather turned in solid performance behind home plate catching two steals and making two outs at home Alison Coe another impressive Acton peewee rep call up was at the plate with four hits and four runs while Christina White made three successful tags at se cond base Louth showed some great hustle with three steals and Lesley also stole three bases Heather fine catching performance with the oat nailing three hits and picking up a trio of RBIs Jennifer Lee played well at first base Acton hosts tonight before travelling to Cheltenham tomorrow This years bantam squad is coached by John Kwiatkowski with assistance from Elmer Lucas and Bottero Hoosiers hold their own but lose in late innings The Hills Firestone held their own for half the game before bowing to Streetsville by a score of in re cent Peel Peewee girls soft ball play The loss drops the league record to three and four The started strongly allowing only one run over the first three innings while scoring three themselves After retiring the op position 1 23 in the top half Firestone notched a pair of runs to grap a quick 24 lead Stacy Col arossi led off by reaching base on an error One out later Shannon Morns tut a solid single to right Cleanup hitter Tammy Richard then hit a mammoth shot to right- centre that went for a twoRBI pie After Shene Peacock reached base on a dropped third strike it looked like the locals would cash in even more runs But a line shot screamer was snared by the second baseman who tossed to first to double up the runner Firestone counted another run in the second Lisa Harlow tripled to centre Amy Korzack followed with a walk and stole second On the throw to second came home with the third run But one out later history repeated itself as the second baseman caught a Col- arossi fly and doubled up the run ner at second The left the bases load ed in the third inning and had a runner thrown out at the plate on a NORTH END NISSAN 610 MARTIN STREET MILTON ONTARIO 8784137 Wet n wild perfect peg from centre It was after three innings tied it in the fourth generating two runs on three singles two of them bunts and a triple And they took the lead for good one inning later parlaying a pair of singles and three errors into three runs And in the sixth three more errors by the Hoosiers con to four more runs The Hoosiers attempted a long comeback in the bottom of the seventh Consecutive singles by Andrea Leeking Morris and Richard loaded the bases Peacock cashed one run on a Harlow and Shannon each singled to cash a runner and a run scored on an error which allowed Heather Bailey to reach base But that was all they could get and the game ended at 13 Richard and Morris shared the pitching duties allowing seven earned runs on 10 hits and five walks while sinking out seven Richard was tagged with the loss Ready to make big splashes in Halton Hills this summer Is the rec departments aquatic staff which gathered for final staff training last week at Prospect Park This years qualified staff includes Melanle Bray Peter Bray Cathy Bridge David Clement John Colton Heather Coxe Simon Daykin Todd DeForest Brad Cynthia Eccles Tina Harvey Kim Hicks Scott HIslop Erin Hughes Lorelei Kldd KUh KlllJngbeck Jen nifer Knapman Jenn Koring Heather Wading pool open Did you know that Prospect Park has a Wading Pool for youngsters It is two feet the deepest end The pool is great for young children to enjoy the summer and become water at the same time Kerry Lewis Scott Llghtowlers Megan 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