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Page 24— Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, June 12, 1 993 Glen teams mop-up opposition COMMUNITY ? Hy be sure to call call Debbie 877-8653 or Jacqui 877-0717 Our hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful community information. Halton Hills This Week would like to print your team's results. Drop them off at our office, 232 Guelph St., Unit #9, Georgetown or fax them to us at (416) 873-3918 By Wendi Goodhew Squirt Girls 16 Hornby 12 The squirt girls rallied for a 16- 12 win over Homby June 3, Katie Rowland hit a great home run in the 2nd inning, while Jennifer Cabral was right on her heels hitting a dou- ble. In the 3rd inning, April Everingham slammed out a triple to tie the game. Stacey Bisson hit two RBI’s to put the Glen in the:lead in the 5th inning. There was no looking back for the Glen in the 7th inning when they rallied to bring seven players across home plate. The Glen squirt girls are sponsored by Paul Armstrong Insurance. This one’s for you, Paul! Pee Wee Boys 22 Acton 8 It was a long drive home to Acton when the Glen Pee Wee boys hammered the home team 22- Athletes of the Week boys track team. Glen Minor 8. Devon Legate had two triples, while Joey Goodhew and Bob Davidson slammed out a doable each. Mike Crawford made a great throw from field to tag a runner out at home plate. Chris ‘Hall and Jeff Telford shared the mound and each showed the fans some excellent Pitching skills. The whole team had a great night at bat, making home Plate look like rush hour. Squirt Girls 11 Milton 5 ing Jennifer Cabral was in top form catching a fly ball to first and grab- bing a nice throw from Katie Rowland to tag a Milton Player out. Katie also had a single to her credit. Also credited with singles were April Everingham with two, Stacy Poisson, and Katherine Perdue. Great catches for the game went to oftball Report Katherine Perdue and Stace " Atom Girls 19 Erin 19 grand slam! Atom Girls 23 Hornby 5 games with four hits and two walks to her credit. Megan Rowlands went for her usual jog around the bases when again she hit a home Tun. Lynette Wilson had her bat in high gear when she had three hits, Each player on the Glen crossed home plate at least once during this game. The coaches would like to Say great effort by everyone. ‘he Bantam boys are off to a great start this year winning their first three games. In game one, the Glen hammered Cheltenham 16-9. In game two, Gary McNiven got down to busi- ness hitting a great home run. Jim Norton and Ken Armstrong did a great job on the mound for the Glen. The Glen won 15-2 over Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Stigger and Randy Bond. Sharon was a pitcher on the Rebels soft- ball team and Randy ran the 400m hurdles for the Rebels senior Puslinch. On May 31, coaches Don Jackson, Adrian Gelok and Gord Nokes drove their team to Acton and to’ make the drive worthwhile, the "Glen beat Acton 2123-"David~ NEO Week are Sharon SUGG. PRICE SALE PRICE SJelsiaen @xe) LESSER ee Ss Double Set (25 Year Warr: Sealy Double Set Orthopedic (Lim Set.. anty) .... edic King Set (20 year V\ Simmons Queen Se QUEEN ORTHO Sleep Shop 6, WED-FRI 10 \-TUES 10- Country Mattress omer)...°647 PEDIC SET eee Mace MATTRESS 4 CLEARANCE SALE! Ball at the Ladies Powderpuff tourney in G’Town, June 25. The Glen ‘has’a’tough job to run the bar. What a better way to cool of on a hot day and help a youngster play ball. . Wayne Norton has beén doing a fine job with supplying umps for the younger age groups in the Glen. Its not an easy job and some nights CD APPLE 354 Guelph St, Unit 27, Georgetown, Ont. (416) 873-1655 239 19 79 $119 R35) oh Mandy Birclard (outfield catch for an out), Melissa Casson had a hit to bring in Jolene Deoliveira. Players Amaranth Day, Kara Edwards, Mandy Birchard, Michelle Geloh Played strong games to help with the win. Katie Rowland, Melissa Casson and April Everingham were on the mound for the Glen while Bisson were behind the Plate catch- The whole team played well while Tara Casson and Erin Haines each hit home runs and Megan Baldwin stole the Spotlight with a lam! Amanda Livingston has been playing tough ball the last two his wife Mary has to bring his sup- Per to the park. Way to go Wayne. Let’s help keep the Glen Ball Park looking good. Don’t forget to Pick up your garbage. Our park reflects our players. Let’s show vis- iting teams “The Glen Has Class.” Next year marks the Glen’ Minor Ball’s 30th birth day, we are still looking for old memories from the Past for your year book. Anyone having any pictures, write-ups, names of old players, executive or anyone who helped make Glen Minor Ball what it is today please contact Wendi Goodhew 25 Sargent Rd G’Town L7G 1K8 or call 877-5946. We are looking for memories of the Glen Orioles & Glen Ladies as well. This weekend is a big weekend for the Glen while its hosting its first Bantam Girls Tournament. Come out and cheer on the Girl’s home team coached by Doug Crawford Jr. and Tammy Forbes, The Glen Line up is Kery Inglis, Andrea Labanister, Wanda Brown, Kim Brown, Tara Fosters, Tara Ducet, Rachel Inglis, Lisa Balanger, Tracey Green, Jennifer Peacock, Teri Barber, Dana Lesley, Deanna Moofe, Jamie Donnelly, Trisha Humeniski, Sheri Walsh and Teresa Currie. The Glen ball players want to welcome Pres. Shirley Inglis home from the hospital. We Promise to keep her informed about the games via the paper. July Ist is Canada Day in the Glen and once again the Glen exec- utive will hang up their gloves and don their chef’s hats to serve you their famous pancake breakfast. Give mom a break and eat a breakfast of Champions at the Glen. Any Glen ball players wish- ing to join in the parade may do so. Put on your uniform and bring your glove.and march for the Glen Minor Ball Association. Any players who have not yet — handed in their chocolate bar money please do so ASAP so the prizes may be distributed. Cunningham paces Arnies Continued from page 22 M&M Bulldogs kept the game close against Arnies but without one of their key offensive and defensive stars, M&M lacked its usual grit on the defense and its fire Power on offense. M&M got on the score board first with a Shari Nairn field goal. Arnies attempted to even the score but a crooked legged kick saw them fall short. In the third quarter, Kelly Cunningham of Amnies out dipsied and doodled the defense to-post the go ahead major. Donna Brown scored the second major and with a McMillan convert the game was all but over. Donna Davey scored a late touchdown for M&M and Denny Ursel converted to make the score look close. Congratulations to Donna and Bob Davey on the birth of their daughter and to the upcoming nup- tials of Andrea Ford and Kevin Campbell. N Sx EXERCISE EQUIPMENT &é 873-2611