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sports and recreation One Hundred and Seventh Year Issue ACTON ONTARIO WEDNESDAY JUNE Second Sect ion Curling Club clobbers ad gals ACTON LADIES SOFTBALL Industrials The tournament will begin on Friday June at by Karen Smith Scott scored a pair Tor Electric with Prospect Park with games from to On Last Tuesday the Acton Atom Girls hammered June found Curling Club trouncing Gary Masters and Steve crossing the Saturday June they wdl start at a and and on Wednesday they clobbered 204 with Joyce Iglesias pitching the win and platcwilhsingles run at Prospect Park until 9 p andatMZ Ben- ing in three runs too Heather I- led There were no game sheets from two until 4 pin On Sunday June games will in the two gomes Paula Demonlmorency crossed crossing the plate five limes Sheila Martin gamesplayedasrainstoppcdlhefirstlhreegames begin am at Prospect Park and run until the plate seven times including three home runs Karen Archibald and Deb Iteid scored a pair Sin The Koadrunners hammered the Industrials and at M Z Bennett they will start at 10 a m Crystal scored six runs Angela Dunn fit c MargAJtken and the MelrosshutoutHallon Hills 30 Fabian Kelly Koellner Michelle Chris Bruce Judy Vcincek Karen Short and This week schedule Wednesday June 9 at if any further information is required call perry and Sherry crossed the plate four Furniture Thursday June 10 at Tournament Coordinator Chris Schuls at S3 each Dana and Mitchell pitched for Balhnafad and the Metros the Roadrunners t BALL counted three runs each Tammy Landry two runs scored two of their four runs Vera and Saturday Juno at Station hosts Electric a game played last Wednesday Drug including a home run Chrisay Poulsen TcriPclrillo JeanMcCutcheonaddedsingleruns Sunday June 13 at 10 am Electric plays Desmonds Marl won the over Home Hardware Andrea CudRCon all earned runs Perry proved unbeatable on June when at noon meettjdlan Tire and McFadden hit solo home runs and Fabian one Scoring for Glenlea wore Malhcw Brain Jason double and two triples Jonathan Coe Ryan Mosaics and Donald MIDGETS IVTFHlOUNTIU Crispin who crossed ihe plole three times each Monday Ihe Kitchener Selects defeated the Terry McLean Shane Corkum Brain Ed In Midgets in lnlerCounly Wilson Shannon Mactec Kristy Smllh and Keith Carter scored two runs each Andy Broimcr and Tim Baker and Rob Vermuclcn scored for Acton Adam Forest added single runs for Glenlea Ryan Hoy Spear hit a triple and was on base in Ihe Brain and smashed lvo home runs each fourthinning tangle with at pro the Bears host the Industrials Station plays the Metros INTER they ousted Ford 158 at M Z Bev PotUllo led Ihe scoring with three runs while Belly Nolan Elaine Carolyn Til cox Martha Lewis and Ann added Iwo runs Singles were scored by Vivian and Vera Longstrcel and Pat Henderson led the ing for L with two runs each Deb Manes Sue Commercial Shearing Robson Deb Field and Cindy McGilloway crossed Heller s Iheplateancc Heller A INDUSTttI Golden Gloves Last Thursday Dick Spear of the Metros threw a W Flyers two as the Metros doubled Ihe Roadrunners Cobras lo hand the their loss of the sea Last weeks results Heller li ti defeated the with Forest and Crispin adding single shots Home Hardware scoring was done by Ryan Rid ley Chad Rowsetl Troy MacDougall Claire Lang ridge Kenny J a fray and Adam Fabian counting s next home is Monday June at when Inge soil will TON HUH The Acton Midget Girls team won both games Golden Gloves the Cougars hammered the three runs each Chris White Brian McCallum played last week defeated Hornby and Jason Dunn and Joe Willmott added two runs each Brookville 1 Both games were pitched by Donna and Tosha Peterson crossed Ihe plate with a single Scdor Dick Spear Jerry Marshall Dave Williamson Flyers the Bandits bea I the Cobras and D naa wlth Monday ht game against Hornby Commercial Shearing edged Heller A J Legate and Chris Tennanl scored for the TOURNAMENT JUNE IN 19 Your Host Catering On June IS and the Acton Minor Baseball The Industrials doubled up on Hills Association will be sponsoring a soft ball lourna Electric in Industrial Ball Paul Campbell Jim McNabband There will be teams in every category from Atom crossed the plate with a pair of runs each Tim to Midget with the Atom games being played at and Tim Ferguson added singles for MZ Major League League Champions were front row Pete- Homer Wayne Mason and Ray Tolh Back row Mac Mono Casartn Jim Ttmleck and Ron Shannon Darren snick Uranick wins heat Friday Acton High s Dorecn and George Gidman were at Centennial Stadium In Etobicoke to compete in the Finals Dorecn won her heat in Junior Girls 1500m was tenth in the finals There were girls in this category George time fast enough to qualify in the Junior Boys 400m race There were competitors in this even I On Saturday Doreen ran in the Junior Girls race t qualify for the finals Deb Baum also competed on Saturday in the Mldgel Girls Discus and placed 12th out of competitors Only the top eight went to the finals Coach Bruce Andrews was pleased with his athletes performances at the OFSAA Finals He said they ran well for the amount of time they have been running and he thinks there s a blight future forthesealhletes Soccer roundu Acton Ladies continue their winning ways ACTON GIRLS Carole Ladles Acton Ladies continued their winning streak as they beat CRSC United by a score of Barbara Wright scored early in the first half Tor Acton followed shortly by a goal from Good strong defensive play by Carolyn Billen and Anne McCord kept CRSC at bay for most of the game and saved Acton from some close situations Jane netted the winning goo Tor Acton Last week the ladles beat Georgetown in Georgetown Goals were scored by Jane Trueman and Carole Saxon ACTON FOXES Acton I- are having problems with their start of the season The Faxes fell to Milton in their flrst game and era Van Item tallied goalie Susan Wilson Milton scored Iheir winning goal five minutes from the end of the game ACTON STRINGERS Momque BarUctl was outstanding in goal for the Stingers Also Karen Van on was great on defence a game which produced a 1 1 tie with Pineview last week It was a good two way battle tor both teams and a tie was a fair result Belinda Afsonka scored for Acton ALTON ANGELS Angels played an exhibition game against Hills burgh Pecwees as a warm up for their season Pam Stewart Nancy Norton and Ten Jeffries Continued on page B4 Jason Campbell Pee weeMichelle Beaton and David Parker presents I calculator and a certificate for selling the roost boxes chocolates 1M scored by Sally with four Donna PEE WEE BOYS TEAMONb three Teresa Dunn The Pee Wee Boy3 Team One split a pair of lVtQ run was scored by Mardic Phillips Boo Tufford and Natalie Russian Triples were Team Two smocked by Phillips Tufford and Jodlt McFarlane In the two gomes Spencer Smith led way Doubles were hit by Colleen McKnight three runs with Jeff White Steve Parker Per Drysdalc Leading the I wort Dunn Drysdalc and wilh two each Phillips and had one RBI each Thursday night victory against Brook last year s Midget Girls Champions saw home runs hit by Dunn two and one Doubles were cracked by Drysdale and Nancy George with two cach and Briggs one RBI were credited to Dunn Briggs and Nancy Mi George with two each Boo and Russian I eoTge Archibald fteKeTlEilford followed each earning Memorial Trophy to Dunn the Most Improved Bowler categories COUNTY PEE BOYS TEAM TWO Acton s Thompson Fuels Pee Wee Boys after a suspense filled with White Team in County play unleashed ihe bats and beat their counter parts Acton Tri County Team One by a score of 103 on Wednesday and Puslinch Green on Friday In the 3 tie Randy pitching ex tonally and also hit a two run triple In the seventh inning to tie the game In Ihe 103 win over Aclon Team One four singles were stroked by Greg Leal her land and Continued on page Award to Bantam bowling YBC High Single Awards went to SeniorJulie and Stewart Hoy Junior Crooks sod David Ruse BantamChrissy Dunn and Wheeler and Rachel Hat MacPherson Robert Jennings Jody clears bar in the high Jump at Angela Hunter and Colleen Tammy Hammond at Aclon High School last Heather Cbeyne Mela Bennett Michael Nose worthy Jason Dunn Coach of Thursday the Year Lynda Knight Bantam and JninJors and Champ are Brian Pa tenon HeaUey Brace Shannon Traeey Gordon Grant Smith and Tim Garten Graham Rose Sammy Randall Cindy Carter Ryan Brain Michelle Beaton Senile Atkinson Coach of the Year John YBC High Average Awards are Senior Teresa Dunn Shannon Junior Dunn and Richard Crlppa Bantam Angela Dunn and David DeForest Cindy Carter and Sheldon Stockiest Senior the High Rollers Coach BrnceStuanonTnceyGrdonaBd Grant Juniors the Maple Leafs Coach Dee Richard MeKenile Linda Barb Dana Kevin Fabian and Tina Senior Tim is missing from the photo YBC League Bantam and Champa are Lynda KidgkLTamtny Heather MetanJe Beaaett Mkhiel Noteworthy and Jason Dana Peewee the Coach Marjaric Stock Lee Labia clean the less Meredith Glean Tommy Ford and North t at Acton High School last Ryan Martla Mlsstog from photo la David Walker Thursday