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"THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1999 THE NEW TANNER SAFE: Acton scores another run as the Carlisle catcher waits in vain for a throw to home plate. Maggie Petrushevsly photo Carlisle edges Acton in playoff The Acton II hardball team of eight and nine-year- olds lost a heartbreaker, 17- 16 to Carlisle Sunday evening in their final open inning. Acton won the first of their best of three games in Carlisle last week, then lost their second game Tuesday in Acton forcing the third ames back to Carlisle on unday. The teams were very evenly matched. Acton was winning Sunday until Carlisle drove in cight runs in their open inning: Rockwood girls second in ORSA take 20 - 0 record into tourney The Rockwood Bantam Girls had to settle for second place in the Ontario Rural softball Association (ORSA) playdowns with St. Marys taking top spot. In the first game of the series St. Marys was able to take an easy Win with a 13 to 2 victory. Jt seemed like every ball they hit found a hole while Rockwood couldn't buy a hit. In the second game St. Marys came from behind to post a 5 to 4 victory and the series two games straight. Rockwood led the game 4 to 0 going into the bottom of the fifth when St. Mary mounted a 6-hit 5-run attack to take the lead. Rockwood threatened in the top of the sixth and sev- enth innings but left runners stranded on base both times. To get to the finals Rockwood played three other rounds. In the first series the locals beat Binbrook 12 to 2 at Binbrook and then 5 to 4 in Rockwood. The next series saw Hastings come to town and Rockwood post an easy 27 to 8 win. Four nights later with the series shifted to Hast- ings, the Rockwood squad was able to mount a 14-hit at- tack and come away with an easy 11 to0 win. In the third series, Rockwood would face Delhi, ( Minor Ball ) Bruce Hood Trouble Shooters had three wins in recent ladies' softball match- ups. No scores were provided for Shooters' wins over Us & et Have an item you'd like to give away for free? Place an "It's Free" Classified ad in The New Tanner. If your items are for free, the ad is for free as well. Call 853-0051 today! Him and Maple Lodge Chics. The Shooters downed Us & Him 18-12 last Wednesday. Us & Him also downed the Chics (no score provided). BOYES PLUMBING Water Softener Rentals ws Water Pump 3 Service again with Rockwood getting first game at home the locals assault and winning the game 13 to 4. Rockwood now heads into Limited Space Available!! HHSA'S POWER PLUS HOCKEY Fall Program 1999, Sept. 2 thru 25 CTON ARENA & Community CENTR the league tournament this weekend at Moorefield. In league play Rockwood hasn't lost a game all season with a 20 and 0 record. to turn advancing the puck accuracy possession €6 €©66 6 66 SKATING to maximize your speed and endurance by focussing on the mechanics of movement to improve your agility, balance and your ability PASSING to improve your methods and techniques when SHOOTING to increase your shot release with increased to develop power behind the shot STICK HANDLING to improve your mobility while maintaining puck CHECKING AND HITTING to give and receive contact with confidence to properly position yourself for all situations Programs available for Bantam & Midget aged players Adult programs ms (M/F) also featured Contact Scott Malcolm at853-1629 for further information Limited Space Available!! WE HAVE MIXED, ADULT'S, SENIOR'S (PLUS 55) & CHILDREN'S LEAGUES SOCIAL, RECREATIONAL OR COMPETITIVE LEAGUES WANT SOME EXERCISE - A WEEKLY SOCIAL NIGHT OUT AND MOST OF ALL, WANT SOME FUNNN ?!! LADY'S & MEN'S LEAGUES ITHEVOUTHIBOWLING COUNCIL OFCANADA ALL PARTICIPANTS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR WEEKLY, MONTHLY. AND YEARLY AWARDS. ALL LEAGUES HAVE YEAR END AWARDS DAYS AND/OR BANQUETS. = "DIVISIONS YOUTH BOWLING en oe ARE STE WITH ALL AGES AS OF DEC. 31ST, 1999 PRE-REGISTRATION YOUTH BOWLING COUNCIL SATURDAY, AUG. 28 OF CANADA AND ARE SMURFS - AGES 2 TO 5 SUNDAY, AUG. 29 GIVEN INSTRUCTION BY PEEWEES - AGES 5 T0 7 THURSDAY, SEPT. 2 MEMBERS OF JUNIORS - AGES 10 To 14 BRING THE KIDS OUT AND BOWL 2 GAMES ON THE HOUSE (DURING PRE-REGISTRATION DAYS ONLY) ASSOCIATION SENIORS - AGES 14 T0 18 | an exceLienT WEEKLY, SOCIAL & RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY OF CANADA AFTER SCHOOL OR WEEK-END PROGRAMS AVAILABLE ALL CHILDREN'S AND ADULT LEAGUES START RIGHT AFTER LABOUR DAY CALL 6 AT ANY 853-0470 Gr DEON INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER EVENTIATITHE QANES