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THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1998 THE NEW TANNER 13 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK: Victorian Screen Doors Lumber, Hardware, Sports Paint Fax. (519) 853-5731 264 Main St.N. 519-853-1970 io Tor.Line: 416-601-1259 Lie eeiease zeae DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. 56 Mill St. East, Acton a Saal Professional design and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 a) Pe -- ; & ACTON #3 ROOKIE BASEBALL CHAMPS: Front Row 1 to r: Nathan Brown, Garrett Nuttall, Nick Glover, T.J. Wells, Dustin Roskam, Stephen Bennett, Tyler McNiven. Second Row: David Carscadden, Braeden Halls, David Garvie, Jenn Roskam, Elias Frechette. Back row: Rob Rocksam (asst. coach). Jim Wells (asst. coach), Mike Golver (coach). Absent, Phillip Kuypers. Hardball Acton 3 league champs Acton 3 rookies continued their winning ways to take the league championship with two extremely close games on the weekend. Acton 3 defeated Carlisle 11-10 in the final. Braeden Halls had a triple, a double and three RBIs. Dustin Roskam had two doubles and Elias Frechette had a double, a sin- gle and two RBIs. Acton 3 defeated Carlisle 19-18 to take Lacrosse the first game of the three game series final. Roskam, who had a home run, a double, a single and two RBIs tagged the run- ner out at third to end the game. Tyler McNiven had a double; a single and four RBIs while Braeden Halls had three sin- gles and three RBIs. Nick - Glover turned a nice double play, catching a pop fly -- one of three he caught in that game --and tagging the runner out at third. In game two Acton defeated Kilbride 12-7 with great hits from Jenn Roskam, Garrett Nuttall, Halls, Phillip Kuypers and Stephen Bennett. Kuypers had a single but managed to steal three bases before the play was over, getting all the way home on a single. Acton 3 took the first game of the semi-fi- nals 16-10 over Kilbride. Acton Rams 'B' champions NOVICE 'The Novice Rams dropped a 10-2 game to Fergus and a 7- 2 game to Brantford to end their playoff hopes. Greg Henry scored both of the Ram's goals, with one assist from Shawn Harkley in the game with Fergus. Braden Artem scored both of the Ram's goals in the game against Brantford. As- sists went to Shawn Harkely, Greg Henry and Sean Nellis. PEEWEE The Rams won the "B" zone 8 championship with a 7- 3 win over Arthur last Wednes- day. Both Kyle McDonald and Matt Bronizewski scored twice for Acton in the game against Arthur. Jesse Sparkes, Chad Artem and Scott Williams each had singles. Aaron Chaisson, Chad Artem and Bronizewski each had two assists. Bronizewski led the scoring with five goals in a 13-1 playoff win over Fergus. Kyle McDonald scored twice and singles went to Dane Kuiken Rogers, Chaisson, Brett * BLOCKS * BRICKS * MASONRY REPAIRS * STONE WORK Tom Oakley TOM OAKLEY (519) 836-1308 Manes, Nick Newby, Chad Artem and Jesse Sparkes. Artem had four assists and Sparkes had two. Single assists went to Brady Masters, Kuiken -Rogers, Chaisson, Newby and Sparkes with two. BANTAM The Rams dropped a 9-4 game against Arthur that who the "A" zone 8 championship. Acton went into the final tied with Arthur after round robin play. Acton beat Milton 10-4 in the final playoff game to pro- ceed to the final. aw eee ee ee fa ti oa oe Drug Mart Monday - Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6 « Sunday Closed 853-2220 294 Queen St. E.; Acton Soccer Fry boots 3 for Engravers BOYS Under-9 T.J. Fry led the scoring with three goals and an assist as A & S Engraving blanked Grand Valley III Cougars 7-0 last Tuesday at MSB. Spencer Veness scored twice while Alex Mason and Cody Rowsell each had singles. Rowsell and Jeffrey Becker showed great goal tending skills and shared the shut out. eK Acton Pharmacy downed Puslinch Gushers 4-1 last Wednesday. Nathan Bowen scored twice and Shawn Gobin and Anthony Zamernik had singles. Zamernik also had two assists while Blake Martin and Reid Hendry had singles. John Clayton also had a great game. * Josh Ceccotti and Alex Brake each had singles goals and assists as Ron's Burner Service edged Rockwood OPP 2-1 in a recent away game. Both Thomas Glassford and Brynley Peregrine played well. eee Super Submarine and Denny's Insurance battled to a 1-1 tie last Thursday. Michael McKeon scored for Denny's while Kenneth Wenzel tied the game while playing with in- A&sS takes Grasshopper championships Cole Peragine swatted three home runs as A & S Engrav- ing captured the championship with a decisive 26-14 win over MacKenzie & Chapman at Prospect Park on Saturday. Brandon Bennett had a grand slam home run and a single while Bradley Kri hit two home tuns and a single. Jennifer Garvie had a home run and two singles and Mark Wells also had a home run. Shane Carr had a single and a triple as did Brian Larocque. Ashley Uiterwyk had two triples and a single and Matthew Hartnagle and Eric Niblock both had two singles. Justin Brix had a home run and a sin- gle and a triple. Danielle Recoskie had a home run and two singles and Rachael Amirault had two triples. jured knees. David Carscadden scored twice and Kenneth Wenzel had a single as Super Submarine downed Grand Valley I Shriners 3-2 recently. Jordan Dunn and David Gorley each had assists. Under-11 Grand Valley edged MacMillan's 2-1 in an away game last Monday. Most of the action was in the Grand Valley end but MacMillan's couldn't find the net, despite good hus- tle by the Acton squad. Ben Dekleer had Acton's lone goal. Cameron Martin and Eric Corman played well in goal. wee Paul Sharples led the scor- ing with five goals as Acton Building Contractors downed visiting Grand Valley 10-1 on Monday. Both Jordan LaRose and Daniel Nikic had doubles while Andrew Moddle scored once. LaRose assisted on three and Sharples assisted on two. Sharples scored both goals for ABC as they battled to a 2- 2 tie with Rockwood Rockets in an away game last Monday. Both Nikic and LaRose had as- sists. Goal tender Kyle Nap had a good game and Tim Medland played well. Fraser Anderson and Nathan Reinders scored Rockwood's goals, ek Town & Country Window Cleaning trounced Grand Val- ley 9-2 last Monday. Brandon Ceccotti, Sebastian Mena Diaz and Chris Elmes each scored twice. Singles went to Brian More, Federico Mena Diaz and Davin Pole. Assists went to Sebastian Mena Diaz, Moore, Ceccotti, John Ceccotti, Anthony Luna and Erik Worfolk. James Lee and Alex Ross played well. GIRLS Under-13 The Goddard sisters, Holly and Emma, led the way scor- ing two goals each as Acton Musicland downed Erin/ Hillsburgh 8-1 in an away game last Wednesday. Hollie Manson also scored twice while Beth Clayton and Andrea Acri had singles. Under-17 Erin Douglas and Chrissy Pereira both scored as Andy's Family Restaurant blanked Brampton 2-0 last Thursday. Emma Douglas and Ash Bunt who made some excellent saves shared the shut out. Teresa Clayton, Tonya Wood and Brooke Lindsay contrib- uted with superb fielding. ; Andy's suffered a 1-0 loss last Tuesday against Caledon East on a penalty shot. ene came up empty on a penalty kick of its own in the second half. Fine goaltending by Jen Norman and Pereira kept Acton in contention. Amanda Burgan and Kim Lindsay played great defence while Rachael Andrews and Chris- tine McGinnis led offensively. Acton Tanners Minor Hockey Association Is looking for players in the following age groups: Bantam - born 1983-84 Midget - born 1981-82 Juvenile - born 1978-79-80 If interested please call Steve Prentice @ 853-0779 P.S. Don't forget the Acton Tanner's fundraising Golf Tourney Sept. 26/98 Acton House League Hockey Association (Inc.) REGISTRATION ACTON ARENA Thursday Aug. 20 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Saturday Aug.29 9:00 am- 12 noon Registration fee $200 _ Early registration is necessary New players must bring a copy of birth certificate and health card number For more information phone 853-2646 or 853-0812