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THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2005 THE NEW TANNER FANCY FOOTWORK: Thomas Butler, left, uses his fancy footwork to keep the ball away from Adam McCoy at a soccer game at MSB on August 18. -Danielle McIsaac photo. DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON Squirt Girls' bats boom in last inning but little too late By Vicki Anderson _ The year has come and gone so fast, Shopper's Drug- mart Squirt Girls arrives at Diamond No. 2 for their final game against Pon- sonby for double points. Katrina Harding started on the mound. And did a great job, not walking one batter. Ponsonby is a good hitting team, which we like; it gives the rest of our team a chance to make plays. And by mak- ing plays they get the outs. Desiray Ebbinge took over after three innings and she was super as well. Desiray even took a line drive to her shin. Nice bruise, Ray. Miranda Rodda made a super catch in centre field. Katie Patchett (shortstop) and Ashley Stokman (3rd) both charged grounders and made throws to Karla McDougall on first for the outs. Karla also got an out by herself tonight. Laura Labelio(2nd) also DROWN YOUR ean CAMPFIRES ARE THE LEADING CAUSE | OF PREVENTABLE WILDFIRES IN ONTARIO. Dace nade 8 Boe a toss to Kristine ris_on_ first "tor the outs As for out bats, oh my! They stayed pretty quiet for the first four innings. We only got 2 runs total. But in the final inning....BANG!!! The girls broke out of their shells. Going through every batter and three girls got up twice in the inning. There were walks, but Ashley Stokman started hitting in runs with bases loaded and she hits a single. Then Desiray Ebbinge gets a single. Then Kristine Ferri, who finally got her first. single. in.the fourth in- ning. In this inning she gets a double. We were losing 18 - 3, but we rallied in the fifth getting 9 runs. The game ended up 18 - 12 and gave Pon- sonby a little scare which was exciting. Well, now on to the final tournament this weekend in Ponsonby. Wish us luck! HOCKEY Ce VR EEL 2 NO HANDS! The field behind MSB was jam packed with soccer teams last night as the season winds up. -Danielle McIsaac photo ( Acton Minor Soccer Report 3) urs! Under 10 Macromedia- 3 Dollar Stretcher Daze-0 Macromedia goals: Carl Lindo Jr., Spencer King (2) RK Clarica- 3 Randalls Truck -2 Clarica goals- no names submitted Randalls goals: Hayden Weston (2) ka Open & Shut Doors -- 3 Blue Springs Flowers- 2 Open goals: Matthew Do- raty(2); Connor Betts(1) Blue Springs goals: Rob Tippett; Zachary Kroezen KEK Tuitmas-8 Music Hall-0 Tuitmans goals: Eric Put- nins (3); Michael Evans (4); aK Andy's Restaurant -- 7 Aquality Irrigation -1 Andy's goals: Eric Vlasic (5) Mathew MacPherson, Jacob BernackiAquality goal: Tori Chevalier wk Otten Heritage-3 Sunny Motors-0 Otten goals: Logan McNabb, T.J. Baker, Luke Otten Grasshopper season ends- Herbal Magic wins 15-10 The last game of the Grasshopper season was played on Monday evening at Prospect Park, and with weather that made it feel like a true fall classic. Herbal Magic was able to hofd off a late charge by McDonald's to win 15 - 10. RBI's for Herbal Magic came from Alex Copeman (2), Lauren Matsuo, Aron Mersereau (2), Raychel Thornhill (2), Devon D'Orazio (3), Joey Reid (2) and Michael Chang (3). RBI's for McDonald's came from Brittany Benson (2), Anna Golden, Kailey Bourne (2), Ty Martin, Jacob Dolimont (2), and Jessica Pond (2). See you next season. Brodie MacFarlene (1) E.K. Mooney Acton Tanners Fall Hockey Tryouts 2005 4 Date Day Time Division Location 600 pm Novice 700 pm Atom September 6 Tuesday 800 pm Peewee Acton CC 900 pm Bantam Minor Midget gue Midget 500 pm Novice 600 pm Atom September 9 Friday 700 pm Peewee Acton CC 800 pm Bantam Minor Midget pouspm Midget 800 am Novice 900 am Atom - September 11 Sunday 1000 am Peewee Acton CC 1100 am Bantam Minor Midget 1200 am Midget All players must be registered with the AMHA prior to trying out. A Tryout Fee of $50 is required to be paid by all participants. Remaining tryout schedule will be provided on September 6" For more information call 519 853 -- 1200