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Page.18— Halton Hills. ‘Bl Week, Wednesday, November 10, 1993 By Mike Zrostek A senior football team with only 17 players is going to have a tough time winning games in any high school league. That was the case Rebels gave it everything in a 16-6 loss to Loyola in foot- ball playoff action. Fighting the numbers game throughout the season, Senior Reb gridders must wait end zone, scored the only touchdown for the Rebels on the day in the fourth quarter but it wouldn’t be enough on this day. Marinangeli credited his team with a solid effort despite sonie injuries late in the game, but questioned the commitment of some of the team members throughout the year at practices. “Some of the guys don’t have the philosophy of what it takes to play on a football team. Guys were missing Practices all year making it m like they were optional. You just can’t do that, I had to-bench two guys for the game because they missed tices.” Marinangeli however thinks that this year’s squad was not a 0-6 team but rather a .500 team and that may ‘til next year show next year. “There are a lot of lineman returning next year, (quarter- back) Paul Ingram got better as the year went on and with perhaps a new offensive set up, this team will improve. “If they are serious about Playing, it’s going to take more of a commitment by the players next yea con- cluded Marinangeli the Rebels year came to an end with the loss, but coach Randy Marinangeli . is . qrenaye looking ahead to next ye “we ae a good nucleus of guys here who want to play and with some juniors ready to come up next year, it will be exciting,” he said. The Rebels had no prob- lems moving the ball against the Loyola defense until they hit inside the 10-yard line where the Rebels just couldn’t punch it over. “T think we moved the ball easily. We completed the hitch passes all day but our problems all year have been inside the “red zone” and today was ou different,” said Marinan; Tan Suche who earlier had dropped a pass in the Call for our Fall Pump Specials Sale ends Nov. 15, 1993 (05) 875-1 MILTON TRUCK EQUIPPERS Bed Frame (39-54) Limit 2 Per Customer. Halton Hill By Mike Zrostek Sam Sherratt of Milton continues to lead in both the boys and girls North Halton Public school volleyball standings but the breathing room is narrowing with Georgetown’s Centennial and Acton’s McKenzie- Smith staying close behind. The Sam Sherratt girls continue to lead both Centennial and Stewarttown by two points as all three teams won their respective matches last week. With wins over s’ teams close gap McKenzie-Smith and W.I. Dick of Milton, Sam Sherratt ran its record to 7-1 while Centennial beat Brookville Ick. Stewarttown kept pace with Centennial beating both Brookville and McKenzie Smit Sam Sherratt is now 7-1 with 22 points and right behind is Centennial and Stewarttown at 6-2 and 20 points. McKenzie Smith is fourth at 3-5 and 14 points, W.LDick is 2-6 with 12 points, while Brookville has Nellis Construction dominates Only one game last week for the first place Acton Nellis Construction Novice 1 Sabres as they hosted Fergus on Wednesday. Acton increased its winning Sis im oye anes with a 8-0 vi Goals f for Acton were spread among seven layers with John Field notching a pair. David Lyons, Matt Wolfer, Andrew Pembleton, Mike Dube; Steve Atkinson and Adam Brouillard scored for Acton. Assists went to Nick Mastro with three, Mark Pawluk (2), Chris Jowett, Jon Newby, Pembleton, Field and Dube. Acton has now played each team in its division league twice and has compiled an impressive 7-1-2 record, outscoring its opponents 53- 11. 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Golden Age Bowling Standings Snow Birds Four Plus One Del’s Belles Lamplighters Go Getters ie Stars Whipper Snappers 15 High Averages Joan‘ Archibald 205 Vera Peavoy 170 Flo Carswell 168 Norm Wilcox 200 George Archibald 192 Trevor Williams 189 High Triples Joan Archibald 107 Cecilia Reid 564 George Archibald 520 Trevor Williams 584 Mabel Hives 516 Bill James 544 Gord Morton 596 John Wemyss 594 Bill Stansel 568 Norm Wilcox 631 High Singles Joan Archibald 289 George Archibald 252 Trevor Williams 203 Cecilia Reid