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Page 10 THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturdat September 16 1989 TJJaUpJayoffs JohnGlenda triumphs i PLAYOFFS FOR THE GOLD NRS met Elliott Custom Brokers in a fight for the gold Both teams played extremely well and are to be commended for their fine showing Elliott Custom Brokers Ryan Schofield scored three runs for his team Ryan on third threw to Stephanie The Rocket Stewart to get the runner out Simon Deeley added two runs to the total and made super stops as pitcher Joel Shelton went three for three and did great fielding on third base Jason Richard son came through for the team scoring two nice runs Stephanie The Rocket Stewart went three for three No one could catch her Andrew Ford made it home once to give his team in the inn ing Adam went three for three and showed his defensive talents by tagging a runner at se cond Michael had a run in the first and second innings He made some nice saves and is credited with an out at the plate Alan added two inns the score for John Alan made some timely in the third inning to keep his team ahead Matthew went three for three and did his super fielding in the second inning Bart Balanowski had three tun tvsj home runs He caught a pop and earned up with Simon Deeley ha three runners out in the second inning Bart was nominated Most Valuable for his team was absent for lie Day of Champions but played well all season and helped net his team to the finals Thanks to Katie Lee for her contributions to a good season for John Glenda John Glenda story was very thoroughly recorded and leported by Nicholas Elliott Custom Brokers The gold final was a close ex- citing game right to the last tuning Home runs were scored by Matt and Chris Good hitting earned Chris Collie five RBIs Robbie Alcorn Andrea Peacock and Cameron three each Chris Shpird 2 and Dan Andrew Hahn and Greg Talcs one each Jeff Mar tin and Christopher Smith each scored runs due to their good base running A great effort was made Ashley Willis trying for an ut at third base Greg Tales played a good game all around and was Dance classes New this season is an advance dance program for the aspiring past participants of the Kills Recreation and Parks Department If you have already laker the Beginner course then this advanced course is for you The Beginners course will be held at Cedarvale Tuesday evenings and the Advanced will be held at Sacre Coeur Thursday evenings Program commences week of Sept Call if you would like more information awarded the Most Valuable Player J medal Congratulations to everyone for a good team effort PLAYOFFS FOR THE SILVER M and M Pro Sports played CrossWays in a fight to the finish Members from both- teams played well in spite of injuries and showed real enthusiasm and good sportsmanship CrossWay it 1 and Pro Sports David Van Houten got three solid hits resulting in two runs and three RBIs As last batter David was within inches of the tee just as the ball came to rest on it Fantastic try David Andrew scored two runs and helped defen sive with a forced out David Assenheim made it home twice and made a super throw to teller Graham Walker resulting in three outs on a last bat Kimberley Willis contributed the win with her run Patrick Dowries got a run himself and bat ted in two runners Ryan Van went tor three and played well for the team Michael Taylor had three hits resulting in two runs and two RBIs Dwayne added his two runs to keep CrossWays in contention Perkin got three hits and three inns Thats the way Alan Leonard gets credit for a double and two runs Graham Walker had three hits but was unable complete his last tum due to leu cramps Ryan Van Blit- crossed the plate for Graham Thanks for the three outs a home Graham Chris Styles helped out with his run Richard Gostlm added his run and as last batter in two innings got a total of four Richard played a superb game and got tour outs For one of these outs he ran the player down from first to third Thank you kids for a wonderful season You play well together and a great sense of cooperation and dedication THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES Thank you to all the coaches assistants and man others who made this TBall season possible The kids have impioved greatlj and had a lot fun Thank you also to the team reporters for their faithful submis sion of statistics NORTH END NISSAN MARTIN STREET MILTON ONTARIO 8784137 GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND the car stereo experts 8772425 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TH METTLER Oenture Therapist Mill St Georgetown 8778974 102EastDr Bramalea Comer M Or 7912314 WESTERN CARPET VINYL BROAOLOOM VINYL TILE AREA RUGS FULL INSTALLATION FAST FRIENDLY SERVI Soccer season coming to close Soccers wind down continues The season end comes closer day by day All too soon for me every year The playing season is far too sliort in this province of course dictated by the weather Other summer sports are in the same situation and so we are not alone I notice that in spite of school return teams are still short of players at game time both in youth and senior In the seniors over many players are already off to college and university and their season is so much shorter than others I keep thinking we should con sider holding the playoffs in mid- season as teams often progress due shortages The offshoot of this is that in players are often off on vacation and the team list could well be depleted at that time also Enough philosophy for now It is amazing what happens at playoff time Teams languishing around the foot of league tables often turn matters around and this seasons Villa from Acton Mariners from Georgetown and Milton have done just that in their own way Villa have won both their games in their section to date and have seen off Meteor and the leagues number one and two teams Scores of and 31 are pretty results Last week Villa demolished a and played some good stuff in so doing Mariners now relatively injury- free are playing good entertaining soccer with flair and sometime risky defence The team has also won its first two playoff matches in beating Marlm and last week Eagles Mariners finished in last place in league play with one win in fifteen games and Villa were one spot ahead with a ten point ad vantage The game- at was a good one with the result just about correct Mariners had most of the and a late goal settled the issue for a change in Mariners favor Meanwhile the other lowly team Milton in the second divi sion rang up a victory over the young Stingers in the first week of lie playoffs having I heir earlier clashes with the Georgetown squad They were unable to sustain momentum and lost to Tain OShauter last week Wednesday had Meteor vs Mariners at and United Ajax at both late kickoffs Villa travel to Crown and Eagles to Marlin Other second division lineups are Stingers at Tarns and Milton hosting Trexcon at Brian Best The league has had an in teresting proposal put forward for thought and possible introduction next year Play all playoff games under lights This would require the support of all teams The girls bantams put up a spirited display against Oakville the past week before losing in the end From what I saw the team played well in teamwork support and endeavor The girls should have been given the lead when the visiting goalie lost concentration on a speculative long shot and allowed the ball to drop behind her and the bait ac tually crossed the line The referee took no action although the linesman indicated that a goal had been scored and the official was in no position to judge one way or the other At the provincial Ontario cup finals the presentations made by players from Hamilton Steelcrs It shows that even professional players can take time off to put something back into the game many having themselves taken part in the premier competition at this last stage Steelcrs took a two goal lead in the crucial match with Blizzard on ly to give it up and settle for a tie The result leaves Blizzard in the lead in the East division by a solitary point over rivals Steelcrs The 12yearold boys final bet ween Wexford and Streetsville threw up a few players of excep tional skills and vision But for their size and weight several players could well show the seniors a thing or two about playing pure soccer The losing coach unfortunately chose the very public selling to put his players down even although they tried and were beaten on the day by a better team Not the best way in which to encourage young players As someone said at the time Those kids will remember per rent of the good things said they member 100 per cent of all he bad The coachs per formance was by far much worse the players Rolling balls highlighted Every day beginning in September the Rolling Balls will be performing at Georgetown Bowl Participants in this display of entertaining sport come from all ages from fouryearold Smurfs to Golden From scores of 30 plus for the beginning tots to such as a YBC senior of 299 by Chris Somers835 triple These first weeks of YBC tuningup instruction to organiza tional nights of the adult leagues are held in order to establish han dicaps for the coming season Executives of the ladies after noon leagues the mens league and he many mixed leagues still need new bowlers to increase the sizes of their leagues Even beginn ing bowlers will obtain instruction and handicaps to enable them to compete with seasoned bowlers All those interested in joining a league may contact the bowling centre for information and placement There are e en openings on a FrenchEnglish league on Sunday evenings QUALITY WORKMANSHIP IS OUR GUARANTEE EXPERTS in Siding Soffit Fascia Eavestrough Windows Doors FREE ESTIMATES Boucher Sons Aluminum Ltd RR 2 GEORGETOWN