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Beat Gemini Sabres on top of Junior B loop Acton Sabres handed new coach Bruce Chapman his first win as they topped arch rivals Georgetown Gemini 4 3 in a thrilling come from behind game which saw Brian Walker net the winning goal unassisted with only 14 seconds left on the clock The win gave the Sabres the first round in the unofficial championship of Hills as v oil as leaving them on top of the Junior B loop at least for a while The Sabres benefitted from a sterling performance in the nets by Kent Moffott who held the Gems to one goal In the first period and kept the Acton team in the game as they were 10 In the first two frames Six The Sabres comeback began with only six minutes to go in the game The Gems were leading 3 and hopes were beginning to dim for Acton fans when Walker and Dave Chapman scored with fifteen seconds to tie the score Chapman the league s highest scorer last year got the first goal of the season for the Sabres taking a pass from Walker and Bud Buchanan to make the scon 2 in the third period Walker who figured in all four Acton points got his first goal of the game to start the comeback from Scott Malcolm and Chapman Chapman repeated seconds later from Walker setting the stage for Walker last second winner Barnes incident Bruce Chapman new policy of sticking to hockey this season seems to have paid off as the Sabres served only 14 minutes In penalties and took advantage or a third period major to Gem Doug Barnes to manufacture their win Barnes was ejected from the game a slashing attack which broke Mike Schinkel nose in three places The incident has caused some concern in the Sabres camp enough to prompt the executive to send a letter to the OHA asking the organization to take a serious look since there are five games to go between the two teams According to manager secretary Bill the letter recom mends strong action because the attack was provoked There is tolk that Barnes will be charged with assault by s parents but they are In the States at this time and nobody is sure until they come back what will happen According to Campbell what Ihcy do will depend on the action If the Imposes a severe enough penalty according to Campbell then the Schlnkels are less likely to take any action The injury to Schinkel Is not the one that most worries the Sabres right now They ex him to be back in action with a face mask this weekend They arc far more concerned with Mike Major who was struck in the eye by a puck deflected off a goalie stick He has been in Brampton hospital the game with eyes bandaged and the Sabres don t know yet what his condition is Get experience Coach Chapman pulled some of his younger players from the ice in the later going preferring to go with experience players when play get a little roughtcr He emphasized that he is happy with the play of all his players and said It is not fair to put a young guy on and have him get beat again and again and get discouraged He said they are learning by doing learning by watching and learning by listening Georgetown goals went to Paul Ancinelli a former Sabre Chris Milne and Barnes Tht Sabres meet the tough this Friday in the arena for their home opener Streelsville topped the Gemini Sunday night minus li players out of their lineup Chapman policy of ploying clean hockey and staying out of the box will be put to its severest test of the season against the slaphappy SABRE Brad Buchanan made sure Gems Chris Milne left loose front of the Acton net ACTON ONTARIO WEDNESDAY OCTOBERS Hundred and Third Year No 14 Second Section Long race a big success XCountry attracts 300 runners When you start a cross country race you know what you will feel like at the finish Nonetheless nearly 300 students at Smith took part an intramural race yesterday afternoon A cool sunny day greeted their efforts as they competed to earn points for their intramural houses The races also determined who will represent school Iht North 12 at Kelso Everynnt who finished tht tintd Ms for his whtthtr he ill tht w or not was done to participition in event per tent of tht inttrmtdi lit boys in school had signed up to run tire There were eight rates for the four age groups in tht school Brad was the first to cross finish kid boys across Hit lint by a ablt margin of Hit j was Sully Bngis while Teresa Dunn took lop honors in the junior fcirls tatc gory Like and topped Iht lists in tht intermediate and senior girls Junior boys led across the finish line by Ian Paul intermediate was won by Jim and senior boys MICHELLE NOBLE RESTS after her winning run in the senior girls race Right after the race she had to go play field hockey and Said it s not the running that tires you it s the bumps and mud on the course COMPETITORS RAN through fields near the new high school picking their way along narrow paths and avoiding the mud holes which abounded in the woods ract wis taktn by Handy Tiihi thrilling finishes wtre nol Hit winners but r last between also runs in each category The course the runners was about a mile and a long through fields aid woods on a rail lhat was always bumpy and downright muddy More than runner took a spill in the woods with many emerging with por tions of the tundra attached to their bodies Senior boys had to run an extra of mile mak ing a detour from regular course lo do a lap of the high school track The distance was actually more than a of a mile because the runners had to get lo the track and back making their ract aboul a mile and three quarters long The green house cleaned up in rls events winning three of the four races orange took senu girls race to stave off complete domination by tht greens The boys races weremoretven brown taking two number of runners inid tale a degree of interest in the school in their intra mural program Ed Leather land and Gall McVeigh the major of the race did a great job of running it on time in spite of the number of participants girls won by green with 37 Sally Briggs Debbie Limbers Andrea Arblc and Barb Mellon boys won by Brown David Gilbert Sieve Dotlson John Vudt ki and Ian Saw den Junior girls won by with points TcrcsT Dunn Mandy Silcock Glcnda Nancy George and Christ Junior boys won by blut with Ian Paul Scott Mike Scott Rick a Allan Intermediate girls won by green with points Elke Shirley Lon Phillips Lori Epp ate boys won by with points Jim Ban Coales Paul Carter Mark Walktr and Scoll Mc Stnior girls won by wilhigpoinls Michelle Heather Susan Kinal and Dirlent Jordan Senior boys won by brown with poinls Handy Sthotn fold Tim Evans Dtan llughts and Ton BRAD YOUMANS RUNS OUT of the woods in yesterday s race His finishing time was good enough to earn him a place in both junior and intermediate boys competition andhewonthebantamlevelwithease Story and photos by John Bottomley IT MAY NOT BE THE BOSTON MARATHON but cKenzieSmiths cross country race stirred up plenty of in tereat anyway The intermediate boys start was crowded and competition was close throughout the race About or the intermediate age boys in the school signed up for the race TWO WINNERS TWO STYLES Theresa Dunn winner of the junior girls division crosses the finish line with plenty of verve left looking as if she could do it all over again while Jim winner of the intermediate boys is totally done in by the mile and a quarter race