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Acton Dec 14 SPORTS SCOREBOARD BROUGHT JO YOU BY a e Lepage REAL ESTATE SERVICES LTD REALTOR 170 GUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN 8770173 Town league tallies NOVICE Id Novice Legion Hockey action December 10 Brampton nipped Oakville Dixie dumped and Weston matched Burlington Jamie BJorn Trow and Kent Suckey chalked up one marker each for Brampton ai they upset Oakville Satur day morning Bramptoo were credited to Trow and Andrew Keen David Smiley managed both unassisted In the matchup William Whalen and Jamie racke up two markers each while Junes and Clint tallied a single apiece for Dixie Dixie assists came from Kevin Tribe Thomas Ford vldler and Greg Shannon Mark and Roy Stuckless poked in the two goals and a lone assist was credited to Fans were kept on the edge of seatsas Weston and Burlington battled to an 84 tie Travis Mitchell and Jeremy led the Burlington assault with a hattrick each while Adam Forrest shot a pair of markers for the lie Burlington assists were credited to Mitchell Jamie Stub bing ton Aaron Forrest and Jeffrey Ryan Brain played a game for Weston chalking up five goals and Bobby Andrews banged in a pair for the cause Weston assists came from Diana Frefai ATOM In Atom play London downed St Kilts and defeated Hamilton 51 Lincoln Calasie managed two goals for the London cause and Aaron Zuccala Jason Albert Steve Cull en and Billy Dewsbury struck for one goal each Assists were credited to Chris Caswell and Steve Waring Jason Crawford and Mark Manuel tacked up the only two St Kilts markers with a lone assist credited to Chris McGeragle Duff Sheldon led the scoring race for Oshawa with three goals and Mike Nose- worthy and Clayton Leys rapped In the remaining two markers assists came from Leys Kevin Pratt and Jeff Koprowski punched In the lone Hamilton goal with an assist from Kevin PEEWEE Rochester doubled Tidewater Baltimore blanked Cleveland In Wee action Saturday morning Jamie Nicholson led the Rochester assault scoring two goals and Mike Butler John White Daniel Robinson and Kent Petty added up the remaining goals Rochester assists came from Brian Kuechler Nicholson White and All three Tidewater goals were chalked up In the final period of the match as Tim Briggi knocked in a pair and Jeff managed a single Tidewater assists were credited to Sandy Jesse For rest and Jason Cockburn Goalie Dave Thorpe was credited with the shutout in the BaltimoreCleveland match and David Henderson led the Baltimore attack with a pair of markers Chris Graham poked in the third Balti more goal and assists came from Geoff Burton Tommy Nolan and Phil Landria- ult BANTAM Li Bantam action the Rockies edged the Jets and the Whalers overwhelm ed the Cougars In the RockiesJets game Guy tallied a hattrick for the Rockies and Andy and George Coates counted singles each Rockies assists came from Paul Campbell Bosse Scott Nellls and Joe Marchment Scott Brown led the Jets assault with two markers and Jason Henderson and Pete Vandereyken managed one goal each in the losing venture Kostas Glen Billington Brown and Doug Neely were credited with the Jets assists Joshua Caswell drilled in two markers for the Whalers and Duane Avevy Mike and Shane Adams were good for singles Whalers assists were credited to arth Adams Caswell Mike Dawkins Scott Holmes and John Beaulleu Mike Arbic managed the only Cougars marker with an assist from Wayne Paul MIDGET On Sunday afternoon Vancouver doubled Montreal In Midget play and Edmonton slipped by Toronto Bruce and Danny Tremblay knocked in two goals each for Vancouver and Paul Sutton Chris Stansbury and Roger Stuckless were credited with one marker each Vancouver assists came from Stuckless Chris Stansbury Doug Richardson Sutton and Mike Mark Splinter struck twice for Mon treal and Jerry and Chris Stewart poked in one marker apiece Montreal assists came from Splinter Paul Dodds Percy and Ste wart WmWhtmjtfvo goals for the Edmonton cause and Clint McMillan Scott Jeffrey and Dave were good for singles Edmonton assists were credited to and Nick Fryers Ron Andrew Ferguson and Todd Andrews replied with one goal each in a losing cause for Toronto and assists came from Jack and Tom Shinny dates The Legion Minor Hockey schedule for next week will see Cleveland host Tide water at six December 18 in Pee- Wee action and Rochester will meet Baltimore at In Atom play St Kilts at am and London will take on Hamil ton at am At a in Novice play Burlington will host Dixie Brampton vs Weston at 10 55 and Oakville will play Guelph at llMajn The Bantam schedule will see the will meet Family Cleaners at pm Strikes and splits Whalers matched with the Jets at 1145 and the Cougars will host the Rockies at On Sunday December 18 In Midget action Montreal will take on Edmonton at and Vancouver will meet Toronto at pm Also on December in Industrial League play W will take on Acton Travel at Nielsens will challenge Hellers at 820 pm and Acton Jug City learns went lot the points lota was the Wild Ones the Oscars and the 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and quite niece Some of tail had bird time atwufing on feet Tbe flrat the pad end and Mr Sadler and Mr Cavasin came teem been made of the girt he picked of the ended tbem- The Acton Soccer Club would like to thank the following for their support 1983 Ml CfNTRt A- H0CXEY CHATHAM MAROONS VS GEORGETOWN CHRYSLER RAIDERS SATUHDAY DEC PJH Gordon Akott Memorial Arena 2J This Is the onfy visit to Georgetown by Chatham ATTENTION 730 pm Game Time this Saturday Buy SMOKE SHOP THOMAS VIDEO MCDONALDS Buy Firestone Snow Biter or All Season Radials between October and December 1983 And well refund all or part of your money If ihe snowfall is below average between June 1 1983 and May For information on how you pay no dough if it doesnt snow refer to the handy chart below Sec your Firestone Store or participating dealer for full details on this exciting offer ll Hero Tires And yViu sour Slum liilcr WE UP TO Off our Las jean price tVlMH 1 1 aaatt 721 All Season For cars and pons Tor 111 I ruck AS Season Rwflai TIRE CENTRE 68A Main Street North Moore Park Plaza GEORGETOWN Senior Redmen had a tremendous season Tbe lor Acton High Senior Girls Basketball team ended in a hard fought battle for tba right to proceed to tbe Uriah It was a battle that saw tbe lead go back and forth all way to tbe finish but in the end Burlington Central managed to edge the local squad out of a place In the finals Although tbe season had to end so sud denly tbe team held heads high be cause of a successful and satisfying season The team had started their practices on September tbe second day of school with a group of 20 girls vying for a coveted spot on tbe Redmen team Two weeks after tbe first practice 12 were chosen and they were off to Collingwood for an annual tournament Although squad lost all three games there was a feeling throughout tbe whole team that the season would of a challenge and a possibility of a championship Tbe following weekend the Senior team and two members of the Junior squad travelled to for another tourna ment After losing first match the rallied to win the consolation and the feeling of achievement that went with winning At this point the Seniors felt this year was tbe year to win There were two more tournaments scheduled after the EUmira victory and then it was into league play After an exhibition game in Erin a rash of injuries began that was to plague the squad for the rest of the year Teresa Dunn the Most Valuable Player from the previous season dislocated her shoulder and was out of action for six weeks Although missing one of their top players the continued to fight this time against Georgetown in their final exhibition game The Seniors came up short in that game but bounced right back to defeat their former victors in their first league game The next match proved to be one of the hardest battles yet as the girls were over powered by Trafalgar In double overtime 37 It was after this match the Redmen found another top player had been injured This time a broken finger slowed the team With two members on the injured list Ac ton kept on rolling to rally against the odds and grab second place in the Hfllton East division Even midway through the season the continued their winning streak by taking top honors in their own tournament In the first matchup Acton easily defeated Arthur 3117 and then in second round action dribbled to a 2924 win over Erin The final match kept the crowd on tbe edge of their seats as Acton came from behind for a 3027 victory over Aldershot That triumph left the team feeling a real sense of accomplishment as it was the first time they had won their own tournament The Redmen second only to Trafalgar at the end of the season advanced to the quarter finals against Queen Eliza beth Park Defeating their opponents easily the Acton squad advanced to the semi finals against Burlington Centra Spirits soared for a week before they pitted themselves against their next op ponents and the girls practiced long and hard Every free moment was spent prepar ing for a win against Burlington Charettes take one win one loss In Major PeeWee action December 7 Charcttes Woodworking were at home as they blanked Gait Michael Brouwer opened the Acton scor ing early in the first period with assists from Sean Sears and Shawn At the end of the first period Acton struck again with a goal by Guest Guest by Sears and Dave Harrison and the final Acton goal was credited to Sears who was assisted by Guest and Tim John Bousfield was credited with the shut out in goal On December 11 Charettes suf fered their second loss of the season when Waterloo managed to slip by 10 in- Water loo The Waterloo squad scored with only six minutes left in the third period Minor Bants shutout three The Acton Rotary Minor Bantams are now with IB wins and one loss after three game schedule recently that saw them blank nip Kitchener 10 and 134 On November the Acton squad was hosted by Guelph and Arthur Mitchell was credited with the shut out John Van Dam Greg Leatherland and Carl YaroshaK managed two markers apiece in the match and Troy Foster and Lee were good for a single each Acton assists were credited to David VanDam Evan Craig Cadenhead Vlnce Rogers and Denis Swtnamer On December Bantams travelled to Kitchener where in an evenly matched game they managed one goal early In the third period for the win was credited with the goal he was assisted by Carl Yaroshak on the play Kitchener was In Acton on December and tbe home team overpowered the op posing squad for the shutout went to Arthur When the day finally arrived every member of the squad worked themselves up for game knowing full well that loss would mean the end of season Seniors fought all the way to the end gaining and losing tbe lead but never giving up hope In end though Burlington rallied to edge the Redmen Even after a bitter loss the girls turned to their op ponents and wished them good tuck In the finals The people who deserve a great deal of credit for the success of the team were the loaches Ann and McLaren who spent many weekends and nights putting together a winning team The club which suffered another loss when a player was sidelined with appen dicitis ended the season knowing they had done their best against many odds The team and their scoring results are as follows Peggy Ancker Exhibition League Total Andrea Exhibition League Total Marion Case Exhibition League Total 93 Teresa Dunn Exhibition League 47 Total Lisa GiUlss Exhibition 7 League 4 Total 11 Latnrope Exhibition 10 League 3 Total 13 Exhibition League 4 Total Linda Thomson Ex hibition 36 League Total 96 Van Spronsen Exhibition League 13 Total 15 Angle Exhibition League Total Kelly White Exhibition 85 League Total 143 Susan Wilson Exhibition 18 Leagued Tolal65 VanDam chalked up a bat trick for Acton and Frank KatsflerU Carl and Rob Murray tallied two marker apiece Mike Simmons Rogers also scored for Acton with single each The Bantams assists came from Todd Simmons Troy Foster VanDam Car Rogers and So f Ibis year the Rotary scored US goals have allowed Just 17 markers and recorded to credit Harold Towniley drew the winning ticket at the weekly Hockey Lottery draw on Satur day Gary Barton of held the winning ticket Bon Robinson told winning ticket robbed 10 by Gait While at home on December the Construction Minor Atoms were robbed by Gait For the entire first and second period both teams managed to shut down each others offenses to keep the game scoreless Then at in the third period Gait struck for their only marker A spokesman for the team commented that it was an exciting well played match Construction next league home game will be December at pm as the local squad hosts Fergus On Saturday December 17 the Major Atoms will host Georgetown In exhibition play at pm Cleaners Continued from page Travel Gary Moore managed a pair of goals and Brad Buchanan Chris Rowsell and John Snow each scored one apiece for the Cleaners Cleaners assists were credited to Buchanan Moore Snow and Tim Acton Travels goals were shared by Dave Paul Bruce McPherson and Floyd with assists from Ken Owen Scott Withers Todd Mclntyre and Lloyd Small wood The December Industrial Hockey results did not appear In last Wednesdays paper as the score sheets were submitted long after the5pm Monday deadline Acton blanks Oakville 20 The Acton Minor lost to their hosts in Preston on December Sean Coleman managed the only Beard- more goal in the losing cause and was un assisted on the play On December 10 however the edged Oakville Kelly opened the Acton scoring with assists from Gilliss and Robbie Lockhurst then went on to clinch the game with marker assisted on by Coleman Glenlea downs Brantford 21 Despite being outplayed the Acton lea Minor Atoms managed o edge Brant December 11 Acton was on home tee for their first vic tory against the powerful Brantford club this season Derick and Mark Sears managed to poke one marker apiece put the Brant goalie with assists from Gillies on both plays Aa well as win against be local squad managed to overpower on weekend GUlles already leading the team in points Increased bis collection with soothe marker and two while In Gadph and Mark Sears tallied tbe other two goals In the match