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THE HALTON HILLS HERALD THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday Jane 1991 Page 17 Buying or Selling Lis With Succe NRS BRAND REALTY INC Goorgotown Sports and I Recreation ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor 8772201 Slowpitch Leaders 18 GDHS Athletes 18 19 19 Sports Calendar 19 Tyke rep team playing 500 ball in June Georgetown OTooles Tyke rep team split four of the games it played recently two of them regular season matches and the others at the Flesherton tourna ment Every good ball team has to take a loss occasionally and this was the case for OTooles on June 1 Clarkson defeated Georgetown 3 Two runs from the bat of Ferguson and a single from Brent McClung was not enough to keep OTooles win rung streak alive Georgetown was not daunted by their loss to They faced a strong Burlington club on June beating them by two runs Down in the fourth Georgetown took the lead thanks to a solid double from Mark Fedchyshyn OTooles were able to hold Burlington in the fifth with a key double play from shortstop Greg McCullough In the top of the seventh inning Burlington came back to tie the game With curfew approaching OTooles needed a run to win or they would have to settle for a tie Leading off the scoring was Greg Stealing home followed by Brent McClung Final score was 7 5 for Georgetown The winning pitcher was Geoff Bahr with the save go ing to Brent McClung On June 8 OTooles travelled to for their Mosquito Invitational Tournament In the first game Georgetown met Bolton for what proved to be an exciting ball game After two innings of play Georgetown took a lead with a triple going to Trevor Rich and runs batted in by Sean Hardcas tie and Brent With pit cher Devon Fraser facing only three batters Georgetown finish ed off the inning by scoring another seven runs RBIs went to Geoff Bahr Trevor Rich Robert McLeod Mark Fed chyshyn Andrew and Devon In the fourth inning Fraser again faced three batters With hits and runs scored by Rich and OTooles took a 10 run lead Bolton made a valiant effort to come back in the fifth but to no avail after five Georgetown won by a mercy rule 133 In the second game Georgetown was in need of a win in order to advance to the finals OTooles faced Port Elgin who had won their first game by a score of Port Elgin started off the scor early with two well placed New competition for Jr B Raiders The Central Ontario Jr B Hockey League is expanding in the season adding two teams to its ranks The two new teams Royal York Rangers and Ajax Axemen are joining the East Division which Georgetown Raiders play in Peterborough Petes which finished in last place this past season have moved over to the West Division Rangers are a newly created team while Axemen have mov ed up from the Jr C level As a result of the changes the league decided to allow only the top six teams out of eight in each division to the playoffs at the end of the regular season According to Raiders Presi dent Finn Poulstrup in years of expansion all teams would be permitted to enter post season play He added that the changes bode well for the health of the league likely making it one of the most competitive in the pro vince Overall excellence Georgetown District High School Principal Brynn Da vies presents Mike Bosman with the Paul Legge Award for combined excellence in academics and athletics In was a key part of the senior boys volleyball and badminton teams and also managed an academic average of over 90 per cent Herald photo hits down each base line getting four runs in the first In the se cond Port Elgin scored again taking a 50 lead The second inn saw a rally from the Georgetown boys coming back with three runs Trevor Rich had a double with scoring coming from Rich Smith and Mc Cullough and going to Mc Clung and Fedchyshyn Port Elgin finished off both the fourth and the fifth innings by scoring two runs in each Final score was for Port Elgin with eight strike outs going to Geoff Aquatic Australians Some Australians paid a visit to Halton Hills on Monday to mark two special events with their Cana dlan counterparts The Royal Life Saving Society of Victoria Australia officially twinned with the On tario branch of RLSSC while on their way to England to take part In the 100th anniversary of the Commonwealths aquatic organization Pictured from left to right are Joanne supervisor of aquatics for the Town of Halton Hills Norm Farmer the aquatics secretary for the State of Vic toria Susan Glover president of the On tario branch of the Andrew director of aquatics for the State of Victoria and Susan LeFeuvre aquatic program manager for the Town of Hills Herald photo HERALD SPORTS SHORTS Rep Tball The Elliott Custom Brokers ball rep team have been busy playing ball At the Burlington tournament on June 2 they lost to Ajex 32 Streetsville 10 and Hamilton Jason Angyal hit a two run triple while Greg Tales slamm a three run homer Cameron had both a home run and a triple Kyle double enabled two more runs to come in Marc Kyle and Mathew Seaman caught key fly balls Ryan Van guarded left field Streetsville were surprised to play a stronger team when they tackled Georgetown on June Although Streetsville won by a score of 27 the Georgetown boys were no pushover In Burlington on June 6 Georgetown took an early lead The teams battled back and forth during an exciting game In the last second Burlington whacked a homer and won by one run Kevin Binsell tore around the bases while Jetf Martin caught a super fly The Streetsville tournament on June was great fun Although the fans wilted in the heat the team played great ball Helping out were Chris and Ryan Tyrell Crews and Andrew Oeseh were smashing hits but it t enough to win the games The scores for the three games were 197 Clarkson 266 and Erin Mills Lawn Bowling The Fifth Annual Canada Bowls Challenge Tournament will be held at the Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club on June 22 start at am Two eightend games will be played Local organizations and service clubs are invited to participate Entry fee is 5 per person with all proceeds going to the War Amps of Canada CHAMP program Flag football for charity The Georgetown Ladies Flag Football League is extending an open invitation to its fourth annual tournament being held June 22 at Georgetown District High School There will be six teams in the tournament which includes Global Television Halton Police Burns Transport and Michaels Restaurant from the Georgetown League a mixed team from the mens and ladie leagues and a group from Montreal The games begin at 00 a and run until approx imately 3 Proceeds from the entered teams raffle draw and concession booths will be given to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children Admission is free Acton student Former Acton High School athlete Susan Craig was recent selected to the Canadian women volleyball team that will compete at the World University Games In Sheffield England July Craig a third year York University student left for for tryouts and will be in Saskatchewan for the re of June to train with the team She had been picked as an Ontario all star along with being given allOntario honors for her volleyball ex cellence this year Sucker play The Ontario Provincial Police will be rewarding children for wearing their life- jackets while boating in the pro vince between June 29 and September 2 Started by Lions Head detachment members patrol parts of Georgian Bay and Lake Huron Lhe Dont Be Sucker Wear Your Lifejacket program now involves a candy sucker being given to all children wearing on boats stopped by the police in Ontano An orange bookmark given with the sucker bears a safety message and the names of the partners in the safety cam paign The small gift is to cause n who may one day be boaters themselves to consider the importance of wearing life- jackets The OPP has assigned 150 officers to summertime patrol throughout the province on 110 boats Girls soccer Georgetown Challengers Girls under 18 Bantam soccer team played in Milton versus Terry Rowley Mechanics on June 5 coming away with a win Guignard passed the ball to Tracy Metier who scored the first quarter of the game shooting the ball into a wide open net After kicking it through the goalies legs Tracy also shared the shutout with Erica Booth Dianne Manning and Maunen Turner were great defensively Terry Hunter played determined soccer at midfteld Curwood leads PI ANT SLO PITCH TEAM STANDINGS W T PI Curwood Packaging Morrow Carpentry M and Pro Sports 3 3 10 Vanryn Weed Control 2 2 Georgetown Referees 2 Radical Car Club 13 2 Hotel GAME RESULTS JUNE I M and Pro Sports 13 Morrow Carpentry IT Curwood Packaging 12 Georgetown Referees McGibbon Hotel B Vanryn WeedConlrolM FUTURE GAMES JUNE Vanryn Referees 10 30 McGibbon Morrow 12 Radical vs and M Pro Sports BYOB