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Georgetown Acton Wednesday May 30 Fread remains in top spot Construction remains in first place this year alter another week of action in the Acton Industrial league In recent games buried the road runners 116 the Bears matched Pioneer Gas Bar 1 1 the A devastated the Bears 12 Pioneer Gas Bar edged Canadian Tire 32 the A s n Canadian Tire and the downed Furniture J Legate recorded two runs to lead the to a win over Furniture and Chr Tennant and Don Richards added to edge the r opposition Scoring for were Scott Malcolm Bob Andrews and Ken oneer Gas Bar bats were hot on Thur but they t outhit the Bears as two teams struggled to an 11 11 tie Gary rounded the bases three for Gas Bar and Don and Glenn Scott scored twice Single runs were earned by Dave Ken Ian Campbell and Ted HID Bear runs were earned by Hike with four point Gary Barms and Craig Andrews with two and Chns Rowaeil with a single Rob abo tamed a pair of runs for the Bears After tieJng the Bears went on to play the A and In a tough match the Bears sue 12 2 The two Bears runs were earned by Gary Borens A s runs were tallied by John Wilson and Scott SomervUle with three runs each and Paul Cargill and Danny Allen recorded two runs each Singles were made by Gary and Sid Barens Canadian Tire slid down two more games but each match remained close as Rick and Terry Cfanfaranl pegged a run each against Gas Bar Gas Bar runs were earned by Don Castle- men Tun Ferguson and Dave for the 3 victory In the Canadian s matchup Floyd Foster Jerry Paul Chris VelshaJte and Terry ran the bases for a point each while Sid Barens Bernie Taylor Vlnce Thornton and Gary Maltby notched singles for the As Maltby recorded a second run to give the A the win Robinson notched three runs and Roy and Dick Spear notched doubles to lead to an win over the Bob McKay Keith McKinnon George and Steve Marshall ran the bases for one point each runs were scored by Keith Fendley J Legate Don Richards Glen McKeniie Jerry Marshall and Bruce McPherson nmiMBH JF t U SSM 1 J raHB fl Si 5jy first baseman Ruddy Holmes steps on the bag to end the game and give Fread their second straight win over the Sit n Bull Chris was the final out or the Acton Industrial Fastball League game Acton ladles shortstop Teresa Dunn blocked Mills runner Nan as she rounds the bag at third during an exhibition con test between the two squads Saturday in Eden Mills The Eden squad squeaked out a 17 win Marshall honored Former Acton res dent Wayne Marshall received the Ed Kenny Executive Award of Merit for his work with the Gueiph Hockey Referees Association last week Mars all has been with the association for of career hat has earned him respect one of the best amateur hockey referees Canada Marshall a son Mike was also honored as 11 Most Improved Official As well Marshall has been named the association treasurer for the season Wayne is the son of Mr and Mrs Bob Marshall Churchill Rd No 2 PeeWees bury Cheltenham 194 The Thompson Fuels Pee Wee boys made t vo in a row May 16 as they burled Cheltenham n Cheltenham David Harrison Mike lliama and Greg Smith comb their efforts on the mound to hold Cheltenham to only five hits Acton only home run came from Harrison in the third inning and additional runs were recorded by Lonnie Patenaude Shawn Paul Mike Rene Vankestcrcn Harrison ke Arnott Smith Sean Sears Joshua Caswell and W lllams Tips from the Golf Doctor of Halton Hills by Terry Mlskolcil Procedure one place the club face toward the target Procedure two place your hands on the club correct and light Procedure three place the ball position in a constant spot Yes that right in a constant spot The ball position may be placed anywhere from the middle of your body position to just off the heel of the front foot Once that position has been estab lished It now remains constant Whether you re hitting a Iron 2 iron or three wood Whenever the ball Is on the turf and you have a relatively level lie the ball position will never vary The reason for this is quite simple We begin to visualize the ball position from tha same point therefore the mind can relate to the body a message that is constant therefore we now have a chance to start the golf swing the same way But change your ball position in your stance for every different club and you now instinctively without any control on your part will start the swing in a different matter So the portent role of ball position is Keep it Constant Once your ball position has been established it now sets the stage for placing the feet in the correct position Let B keep this as simple as possible You have a choice of three types of stances 1 both feet are parallel to the target live 2 The left fool Is slightly the right foot 3 The right foot Is slightly ahead of the left In each case the front foot Is slightly toed outward while the is directly perpendicular square to your line of flight for those that lack in the low back place the back foot so it too is slightly toed outward The weight distribution favours the backfoot at address Why Well it s because the bo Horn hand on the club is lower than the top hand therefore there becomes a slight shift in favour of the back foot Once your boll pas lion is placed and you take your stance the only foot which moves II be the back foot It will become narrow as shoulder width on a imaginary line drawn down from the shoulder to the outside of the feel to as wide as shoulder width on an Imaginary line drawn down from the shoulder to the Inside of Ihe feet But the position of the stance remains the same slightly open closed or parallel the 1st and later are preferable Now with constant clubface position grip position ball position and stance we face one more area of concentration and that Is posture position Please practice those posit on the practice fairway not on the gold course make them habit form and your swing will be as constant and rewarding Next week the final stage of set up the posture position Andy H Bowman London A Life POPE STARRET CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Ontario L7G4B1 8731601 DENTURE THERAPIST MAIN ST GEORGETOWN 8772359 AUTO MASTER TRANSMISSIONS TUNE UP SPECIAL SI Cfaan sump and pan New trans fUtar New fluid Adjust band Road tact OrTCTPtrwWtHATH TOWING SERVICEl CALL Well Pay 12 Your Deductible Insurance Claim Just Mention This Ad Offer Mar Vinyl Roofs Windshields Replaced Sunroofs u Sliders CAU US AMD COMPARE The individual ladies winner at the Acton Friends bowling awards dinner and dance Friday night were Edna low score Lynda high triple with handicap Carol Jordan high single Bertha Nobel high single with handicap MarionCase moat Improved bowler Mamie Clarke high average and Jackie Parker high triple The Men a individual trophy winners were most improved Stan Clarke with low score and the high triple with handicap had high single Chris had the high single with handicap Gord had the high triple and missing from the photo was Spike Scot I who had the high average The Acton Friends pin off champions are from left to right Grace Stan Clarke Sandy MacDonald and Cliff Willow Lane Natural sponsored the champs The Western General Contracting Tuesday Night Ladies Howling League held their awards night at the band hall Saturday Front row I lor are league champs Pat Bennett Carol Paisley Shelley Wilson and Marie Jordan Mining Is If and Walton Back row are the playoff champs Cheryl O Maureen Saxon Mary Anderson Jane Page and Mae 315 ARMSTRONG AVE Georgetown Individual at the Western General Bowling awards were Ho Pebble Storey hi triple