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Sabres drop opener 83 Georgetown Acton Sept Jul sat res IcrDU will luitinE or a third Ontario Junior 11 season but It won bt- with lie spear bard irnan was la the fir town pail week or jn an of anil rookie Karl spear will be jumlnf hit form r Sabre coach lulrs a The Sabres travelled to en for their first regular season tarn topping the opener against the The Sabres plavmg most of the first period managed to fend off the assault the final minutes of Iheopcrinjjframe A spokesman for the team commented well even though we ere on our defense red the Sabres starling goal keeper jied in excellent game stopping on with several Both streets ille first period goals came moments ten while a Sabres bid d their time in the penally li w asn until Acton was Wo goals down hat Mirk unassisted managed to poke me past the itrectsvillegoaltendcr The set pxnod did or the Sabres is the team chalked up fouryials which came in the open- Dennis Kirton started a Sabres comeback in the latter port of the second period belt tag the puck past the Streetsvilk goalie while a was assisted by Scott Kennedy rallied for onhr two goals to the third period the first of which came on a five minutes into the final third of the game The Sabres third and final goal was scored by Randy CoverdaSe at In the third period and was unassisted in a powerpiay situation The lineup for the Sabres is Fred Paul Paul Cargin Karl Meyer Scott Kennedy Kent Randy Smith Mark Symes Kevin Kavanagh Ran dy Brian Demone Dennis Clint Watts Rich Kitpatrkk Mike Yalowica Rick Chapman Paul Barratt and A spokesman for the Sabres said the local team will boat this coming Satur at m in the borne opener but the warm weather persists the Ice surface may not be ready and the game will be post poned The Royal Trust are Las LaoLpkla Catherine Manic McLeed Marriane Vanderwal Christine Sleep Paula McPherson Jane Bail WUtntott Tam my Hkkey Lewis Shelagh Angela Graham Stephanie Ford Lisa Lee Gallant Chartotlc Walker and coach Terry Ken Phillip David Eaton Phillip John Deanbi Swtnamer Glen Brian Parker Chris Patterson Peter Koellner Wayne Paul Tim my and coach Brian Campbell Fread Industrial crown in 3 straight ii I up tU hi that indie in lh mm iv ifn ii felled the Hi I In iiealiil ti lull 1 iker led the The first run Hiker e id in tin fifth milium si venth opened up the until the end of tin Hick Ml Arthur lopped off tit issiult til the third and final tniiiuntid two game deficit the wtreilccrmmcd tot in instil mist of tin jnme cold rain jilted th two opponents l it lunges the kept the It looked like the ere going to get their wish as in to give them lead in second inning I re id took the in the third inning when Holmes Man Hall took to the I s and in for two important runs islrui lion are bark row It li ieir Hall and rjc It Daniel Mi Mike Mi i ilhiood Holmes ire Tun Baker Grant Mot ItklnK The Ji lampbrll Itnb leiidle Ian Campbell Has limb lrtntrow ich Mick Cinderella story continues as Acton Villa B makes finals I rJi lhi rill is ill This penaltv ilia mi lo the ikf iht Inter irsl Division itself was a will ex citing coris with Iht tnma In the second half Ted the for about 15 minutes Ten minutes Liter an Own coal by Milton secured Victors it goal was a result of rein tin to the ball to keeper whippMitoverbLi head into the net This was a well for Acton as the whole team was li thj pcased with the teim overall Ted was Actons best player up with Bruce turning in In the kick contest the four Ac ton were Peter Jones John ibMn and Gordie Bruce with goalkeeper Gam White making a on Mi ton s last kick lo preserv the victory This for must be con a big upset as Milton finished Ihe regular second place while Acton finished in the basement The league championship game is this Saturday in Georgetown where Villa will face with a kick off it park on Road North Meanwhile Villa A ended a disappointing season as they were from further competition when last both games of their series to Meteor by scores a seesaw affair in the fourth inning as Paul Campbell Bob and Jerry Marshall put the pressure on scoring one run apiece for Royals But alas it was to no avail Mighty Construction blasted in three runs by Baker McArthur and Dick Spear to take the lead Finally in the sixth Inning Spear earned his second run of the evening to clinch the game and the championship for Fread All In all it was a great season for both the players and spectators who were treated to some exceptionally good fastball Boys soccer The minor soccer season is over as of Saturday as Pinevfew A lost out to Rock wood 10 after two 10 minute overtime periods and five penalty kicks The squirt boys played to a tie after two halves of play and it looked like the evenly matched teams would not be able to overcome each other It took five penalty kicks for both teams before Pine view finally succumbed to the onslaught In the Atom division B nipped the Cougars in overtime winning the match 10 Again the game had to go Into overtime with two extra ten minute periods and seven penalty kicks for each team Wilson s Car Sales represented the Mos quito division over the weekend as they took on Fergus blanking them 60 In game two Wilsons lost to Guelph 31 and in game three they lost to HiUsburgh by a close margin of 32 Wedco champs The Condo League wrapped up the season Sunday with an exciting contest to determine which team would be the league champions When dust settled it was taking top honors theLAndsbarkswereaecondand the Spirits third Game one was a lopsided contest that saw the Landsharks the Spirit Glen led the Laiidanarks assault with four runs while Frank Wood swinging strongly managed three Dave Lunge Burt McClure Pete Doo- land McLeod Greg Hull Blair and Jerry Cook tallied up the rest of the Scoring for the Spirits were Mike Payne Chad Crooks Dave Paul Scott Jeffrey and JohnWagg Wedco and the went at ft In game two and It was a close match that saw Wedco edge the Sharks Mike Richmond blasted a borne run and Bill Gillies Glenn Crichton and Ray Will ran to add up the four Wedco runs Greg Hull scored the only Sharks run The Spirits finally warmed up for game three fought tooth and nail against Wedco only to lose the match Steve Ralne scored only Spirits run while Glen Crichton Ray William and S Waring blasted in runs for Wedco Ladies bow out The Acton Ladies fattbail team ended their season on a sour note as they were pushed out of the consotation playoff round byGlenWilhams- the ladies made a good showing they Just couldnt get clicking on the defense as they lost against Hornby and against Glen Williams Natalie and Phillips managed to crack the outfield with a home run each The final team members for the Acton team were Tracy Clarke Susan Carol Boosefield Pmmpa Teresa Dunn Natalie Russiani Patty Cindy Brill Sud Shelley Young Inglit Rhonda HaD Salty and The Mosquito Boys Acton 1 team are Roger Winston Pun Jason John David Boyle Marks Jeff Steven Kolorvarl Sean Sears Jeremy Adema Charles Vanltcm Matthew Heel Lewandowaki Eddie Sleep Dale Stewart Gordon Hilton Trevor Procter Marc VandenAkkerandcoachBruceSears The Mosquito Boys Green Machine team are Michael Bulier Brian Bill Ford Greg Warner Cary DeVrles Sean Warren Bill Beaulleu Tommy Nolan Dwayne Michael Brooks Jason Jessie Forrest Robbie Heagle Sasna Skoropad Jason Cockburn Gordon Kyle Pickett Chris Graham and coaches Albert and Dong Ford The Peewee Boys Standard Products team are Ron Mcllaney Wayne Durose Blair Grnd- Sean Anthony Troy Foster Doff McGUUvary David Mahal Keith Morrison Erik Veldman Geoff Rick Troy Nolan Walter Kroxan Tim Oakley and coach Ben PL Is The J and T sports Peewee Glrb are Annette Kroxcn Belinda Ofsonaa Cathy Cheryl Roberts Dale Thornton Kolonvari Janet Kancc Jenny Crawford Karen Vanderwal Kathy Kim Margaret Sale Monlqae Nancy Norton Pamela Stewart Peggy Shelly Graham Sue Terry Lynn Jeffries and coaches Ann Stewart and Margaret Of- The Acton Optimist Boys team are Brace Canary Peter Wright Steve MBaarevic Suaan Clurte Stewart tarM Thaaaas I Galloway Desmond Darese Raw Alkies Robert Baggier Splinter and eases Calsaie