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Metros reach finals second year straight Hills Metros reached the finals of fastball tournament on the weekend for the second year in a row but lost to Eden Mais in the double knockout competition Toe Metros last year they entered as the Aetna Travellers played five games the threeday tournament held at Eden Erin lieionNoSUrs game coming back from a deficit after the Out inning was the winning Joe Deforest went the distance on mound tor the Metros second victory this time a nine innings over Metros were down after one inning bat came back to gain a lead tied it in the bottom of tbe seventh Then the ninth with the bases loaded and no oats Metros scored the warning Eden Mills handed the Metros their Just loss of the tournament a 1 defeat Eden lead after the first Metros scored once the seventh but came close Alien they left stranded at third with no outs Winning pitcher was Bob Campbell who threw a Metros redeemed themselves with a win over Enn Deforest relieved pitcher Boy Spear the sixth to share the win Metros a lead after one and increased it to by the fourth Erin came back with four runs in the fifth to make it dose But Metros hung on for the win setting the stage for me tooniameatchanmiQashtn they faced Eden Mais again Butch Jennings and Joe Deforest Dm rtgfct Acta Fastball Lea Cm Che MVP trap la Che tap player in the Archibald triple to take Back Acta Days Sunday a lead StMm Electric Jag City Che however 5 aver Electric Oldtimers attract crowds as Rexdale nips Acton Nearly people second Inning It was all Milton cad watched nip the they needed to down Glen competed in Acton In the tournament M the Mens pitcher Gary Jim James of Acton League will be hosting a Tournament record the most valuable tournament August on the weekend and Acton squared off in an exciting bale that saw Acton take a load In the first inning In the third Jules Russian stroked a single and meed home on Dan The Acton Free Press Wednesday July Desmonds shares first Jug City moved into a tic with after weekend play In ball league Jog downed Desmonds Sunday to gain first place Stys BO Manes held Desmond to one ran while Dan and Sum Clarke shared the Midgets win Ed In Midgets allowing a come may have finally reached from bemud win and the peak Dan Arbtc then letting their league was hoping they would rivals from Woodstock play at when he entered aeon a victory them the Intercounty Midget Fastball League mens The picked up three impressive league net victories this week as they took a pair of mat from second placed Kitchener and and destroyed Gait by an count In the first win against Kitchener the local side showed bow they could come back as they pounded out four rum in the top of the math inning to get WW Bob Doyle Rod Beaumont Wayne McMillan Manes scored runs for City Doug Luck touched borne for Desmonds Bovis won their first game of the year Sunday when they bombed Dennis Kflton went the distance striking out batters Bill Gules and Bob shared pitch ing duties for Barry and Brian Canary each touched home twice for Other scores were Henry Evan Rick Smith and Mike Mike Case Prank Oudeoluys Steve Waring Ray Williams and Bob crossed the plate for Foberts Ridleys Firemen and Milton did not see action this weekend GJ Its came back with two runs in their half of the fourth Frank Daley Actons starting pitcher walked the first two batters to narrow the gap 33 Alec crossed the plate in the fifth to tie the score Neither team was able to score until a Don Howard slammed a solid double and raced home or the winning run on Frank Etwells single Ray Harris on the mound for Rexdale was for Glen Lea credited for the victory while Daley and Grant Peggy Usher shared duties for McLean Acton Sankey Kristi Smith In the consolation Tammy BarclaySmith the Oldtimers and Michelle scored four runs In the David tournament August victory while the rot of Any teams that have not Teams from Scar- the Qldtiiners a W0 yet mailed their entry borough cheque form should do so The Acton Glen Rexdale received a first will be accepted Glen Lea sluggers take second victory Glen Lea squeezed past Nathan Larrabte and Larry a House of Buys in Stuckless grasshopper TBall smacked two four- action last Monday June baggers for Larrys Jason slugged a Larrys Jumped into an fourth circuit blower early la first inning of play but Glen Lea came back to win the nutch Scan Auger Ryan Morgan Michael belted homers Other hits for Larrys from Chris Andrew KeOough Klah Danny Colleen Cindy Theresa and Brett The victory for Glen Lea was the second in a row coming off a conquest over Ham mends Sewing June IB Two bi ad nn innings put Glen Lea ahead Gunning for Glen Lea were Sankey Smith Auger Morgan Jason Bowers and BarclaySmith David led Hammonds in the losing effort with two home runs Bryan and Jeremy Marsh each slammed one homer Graham Ruse and Adam Boucher each scored four Meet The Metros Acton Ptbu Pick ha It known to lat with tut and was turning that Into this with addition of a law new Gary cm totally ba found at an odd at tha third una coach box whan Ed Hilar to attend letter DESSERT TRAY 00 Every Tray Different people Social Catering GEORGETOWN doubted lSlnaUnsuna Toe Jijn iMr inn of mm by doubling up Die ccm on 103 Jug City Fooerts defines both ladies and mens contact Peter Mart to at The by Gordon tournament be held The tennis July team continues their fine at Gordon Alcoa Tennis form At the Maltnn Club in Georgetown Tennis dob Acton The Acton Tennis Quo downed them have been The ladies team tied scheduled as follows Pine TeonlsCtabS to other recest racquet mens and ta doubles Anyone interested in playing doubles in the August JUKI and ladies September MO The game against but Gait was never in doubt S as the Innouters counted three the second and own twin four more in the third urn- kukJitniDTinCBinadHd In the fourth they counted ax times The outstanding league SaW per couldnt eater Brawn wa k quite be T hi a tournament SJS Although the JTJSTta locals played well and bn in straight games Girls teams show promise in rural soccer league by Carole Sason for Acton in hen- eon- their sophomore year Acton goals were Actons four entries quest over Milton Tim- have been having an up by Nancy Verttsec the Rural girls merman scored against and down season so far booted two and Bar soccer league pirn their Stewart and doe to lack of players But The ladies one ladies team having Karen VanderWal split that problem has been gaining a reputation been some solid the tasks solved so the team stand and entertaining games a good of making this season Teams in the The coached the playoffs again Ibis league are from by Sue Mutch and Laurie year Georgetown Bolton Sufis have an And finally the Acton Milton and strong team Bus Ladies started off their as well as Ac- their year and should season a ton do in the league over Georgetown Ladies Actons four teams are The Acton Poxes in In recreational in the atom mosquito and bantam Foxes divisions The atoms coached by Jean Martin are snowing progress since the begin ning of the season and with a little more ex should be on then- way up the league ladder As well the coached by Carole Saxon and Linda Kilpatnck have made tremendous progress since then- first game They picked up a win over Milton and a shutout over in their last two games Pamela Stewart Christine Tiromerman and Nancy Norton scored a believer You bet I am I wanted an had to sell my Comet to get it It was easy using the classifieds All did was call and place the ads Sold the Comet for the price I wanted found a little old lady school teacher with an in her garage Whether youre buying or selling the place to do it is in the classifieds they reach thousands of potential customers every day Inch for inch theyre the biggest bargain In town Theyll make a believer out of you The Acton e iminnnfflTWfJfl FENCING Coma and out 75iin ft tola HOURS Mon 1Z 1 SATURDAYS MI TAXES WATER PUMP PROBLEMS anon nw Una RR- ftockwood HALTON MOTORS Rental Sales Service 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