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Page SECTION B THE HERALD Tuesday Jane JO 1M1 Invaders win decision Continued from page Mark Shepherd Lome Allen Robin Invaders Goals Sun Cocks Pirates Goals Barry Tilstrn Lead Feet Goals Gary Stewart David Schandelmeler Jeff Edward Brendan Terry Smith Scott McKay Stars Robert Mann Billiard Goals Craig Tim Oosterhof Stars Andrew Stoddart Chris Kilpln Mike Volcanoes I Goal Donald Pa pent Stars Whole team Maunders Lead Feet Goals David Scott Cunningham Brendan Cleary Ian Calla Stars Mike Bray Jeff Paul McLcod Drillers Stars The whole team Goals Russell Gray Harvey Neil Munro Doug Stamp Hurricane I Best scores for Hornets G I R L a Soccer Devils and Pineview score one goal each Hounds Goals Greg Yonnc Stars Jamie Schcnk Marc Steelers Goal No 12 Greg Stars Whole team Herald Special Bullets Goals Craig Burnett 2 Blolr Stars David Boyle Ash ley Bird Jeffry Billiards Stars Donnie Guest Jamie Scott Goals John Wilson Scott Todd Oxford Stars David Andreas S chirm Steven David Halfey Billiard l Goal Brent Stars Paul Kiss Kris Toms Andrew French There was plenty or excitement tor the Cougars from Georgetown when they met Milton last Thursday In Youth Soccer action Milton are in the light Jerseys Photo by Karen Fokkent Kinsmen Green Hornets Stars Eddie Powers David Stewart Teciei girls so ftball LIMESTONE ALL SIZES AB GRAVEL FILL AND TOP SOIL BUD HAINES 3 DURHAM ST 87733028774593 Torpedo Goals Steven Robinson Kent Stars Whole Team Bandits Stars Chris Sommers Brad Bray Kyle Edwards Eagles J Goals Shawn Clark 3 Chris Kelly Graham Stars Ruben HuLienga Green Hornets Goals Ken Best Martin Davison Stars The Entire team played well Bandits Stars Kyle Edwards Mark Chapman Allan Larouque J Sports in brief Seniors Youngs 19Ginnls It until the fourth inning that the Giants got going and unfortunately take the win A good effort and two more pom is for Youngs Game star was Andy Milne lor hitting a home run Teamate King also had a homer Pitchers were Cindy Haloncn and Heather a Pitchers or this match were Sandra Marshall Michelle Kless Julie and Angle Dickenson Game star for went out to Missy Anderson for some great catching behind the plate stars were Joanne and Diane Home run hitters were Sandra Marshall and Angle Dickenson Standard Hair Chris topped the list here by belting out a grand slam home run in the sixth inning Olher home run hitters were Donna Brown and Elaine Hughes Sheryl Draper and Lynn pitched for the Hair while Hope hurled for Standard Janet Power earned gamestar for making several nice catches in the out held Optimists Trull Pitchers In this match were Murray and Laurie Kingston Lorraine Lane made a grand slam home run for the Optimists that earned her game star Teammate Leigh Cooper hit the only other homer of the game Other stars were Dryden and Murray Iks Lodge 28 United 8 Carolyn Grasby had a fine night on the baseball a good game pitching Carolyn had a full night at the bat including a grand slam home run All of this was certainly worth a game star Ten Paul had a big game home run also Other pitchers were Julie Ward and Cathy Tutt Tina Dine earned game star for United Kentners Dairy Queen This was a close game from the beginning with edging over In the end A big homer from Karen Humphreys a win Pitchers were Tracy and Karen Humphreys Gome were Keniners and Tonya Hill Kinsmen Girls Standings Senior Standard Foberts Youngs Varian Hair Shoppe Giants Juniors Optimists FlksG A Family Trust United Bantam Falcons make final round of tourney athlete delayed Plans for the Halton Hills Athlete of the have not been scrubbed for 1081 season although it seems unlikely the date will be the same month June as it was last year Committee member Dave said recently that there t been time to organize Ihe event and there has been some suggestion of combining the event with the Fall Fair or the opening of the Arts Library in November Bob Dudgeon of Miracle Marl the traditional Sponsors of the Sports builder award says he been contacted with regards to Itn event and in the dark about when the awards presentation will be held By GEORGE Herald Special The Georgetown Bantam Falcons went to a Waterloo Invitational soccer louma ment last Saturday thanks to the sponsorship from two parents of the boys on the team There were two groups of four teams and one from each group qualified for the final Georgetown was grouped with Saltfleet Kit chener and London which turned out to be hardest group In the first game for the Falcons the Georgetown squad beat a powerful Salt fleet team who looked more like Junior B a by their site Scoring first after the three minute mark the George town boys never looked back The team played good preci slon soccer using all the basic skills The score ended up 32 Everyone present it was a triumph of skill and team play that won the game Against Kitchener the Falcons registered a tie after questionable referee leg pulled the Georgetown team down when no penalties were called in the penalty area The third game was a must situation for the boys as they needed a win or a tie against London City Both teams were now showing wear after two games In the morning But both gave all they had and played good competitive soccer Georgetown scored in the lost few minutes to come out winners which allowed them to advance to the finals It was a tremen dous physical effort on a want day FINAL GAME The final played at 11 so am on the Sunday was climatic Georgetown had to play Sarnla who had two easy games on the Saturday lone team failed to show in their group The opposition looked very fresh and strong on the windy field The effort to win was beyond our boys capabilities after giving two easy goals ending in a 01 effort for The one goal Georgetown scored was a beautiful bit of soccer of the type they played the previous day Samia played a good strong game using the wind to their advantage the referee was the same one who denied us in the Kitchener game and for this game was also incon sistent also thanks to the parents who turned out Usually the Bantam age we see very few parents but this group gives tremendous support and help to me as a coach One final thanks to Boy field Homes who have sponsored the team for the amount of allowing us to purchase extra equipment and soccer balls Fifth place in Canadian team selection meet for Sara Nationally ranked Georgetown gymnast Sara Aggiss proved lost weekend In St Sault Marie that she indeed belongs among the top competitors In Canada as she finished fifth overall in one of two world selection meets The 17 year old must place within the top six in two selection meets If she wants to accompany the Canadian team to Moscow next December Her placing this weekend puts her In good position to be among the select group lhat will make the Canadian team Sara a next hurdle will be the second world selection meet in the Fall Senior Falcons lose to Eagles By KAREN Herald Special SQUIRT Blue Devils 1 Pineview 1 of Blue Devils and one by Cheryl Anne of view the two teams held off at a draw Both teams are commended on a fine game Blue Devils Tigers Both teams played an equally matched game neither team being able to score that one goal to break the draw ATOMS Illllsburg Panthers led her Flyers with one goal backed by team mates Inger Jackson Sheila and Jennifer Goodfcllow Stephanie and Lee ill ten held two goals for the Panthers backed by Bradley giving them a victo ry over the Flyers MOSQUITO Rapid Fire I The Rapid opened the game with a goal by Marshall Sarah of the team tied it up early in the second half after which the Rapid Fire control ted the last part of the game On a set up by Miml Jones Sharon Clifford scared the winning goal Lon Marks played a strong game on halfback as well as Tiara Motcm on defense and Allison Irvine on center for ward Sarah Robin Gordon and Jones played a superb game for llillsburgh Invaders The Invaders controlled the game with Lisa Mason leading the way with three goals and Julie Taylor and Susan Campbell each scoring a single Stephanie Jennifer and Sandy played a fine game far the invaders Milton Both teams displayed the matched skill which held them oil at a draw Jackie and Lisa Mason each netted a goal for Inva Like father like ton say and for Steve and rather Stewart Robertson nothing can be more Invigorating than competing together in Acton Biathlon last Sunday at Prospect Park The fatherson team finished first in their category Herald photo The Georgetown senior Falcons soccer club lost a 32 heart breaker to the White Eagles from Burlington last Monday night June The team is leaving some gaps when they are attacking and this has to be a factor in the loss coach says The team Is coming around Bobbins says but right now we seem to have a hard time putting what we practice into our game expe rience We have to get every person doing their own Job In the game against tha White Eagles Ihe Falcon goalie was left open on number of occasions which enabled the opposition to easily pepper the George town keeper The coach says that goals for the Falcons should be enough to win the game but defensive lapses have hurt the team soys he feels the Falcons can beat any team and they are ready to try against Black Bermuda from Ma I on next Friday in an ted five games of twenty game schedule and have tied two games and lost three transmission When you have transmission problems Its Time for Mister transmission 16 THOMPSON ROAD UNITS 10 AT MAIN MILTON Georgetown Baseball Association has room for boys and girls ages 9 10 11 to play House League Baseball Contact COLIN BROOKES 8776792 FOR FURTHER DETAILS Sponsor Enquiries Alio Welcomed NEW at Georgetown Tire Sales Get Improved Hearing control and longer lire life Wheel Alignment Here what wo do Adjust cambor caster and too In to manufacturers specifications Adjust tor bars Inspect fronl end suspension springs and steering assembly Phone for appointment now Georgetown Tire Sales Ltd 345 St Georgetown 8771535 GOOD YEAR dors while Sneyd held both goals for Milton Kerry McCashcw Sandy and Julie Taylor were noteworthy players for the Invaders The Milton team put out a great team effort Invaders 1 Tigers Lisa Mason scored the lone goal of the game giving her team a victory Julie and Kelly Taylor put out a line effort for the Invaders as well as Kerry The Tigers displayed some fine soccer skills BANTAM The Blues Acton The Blues pulled off another win with Joan Gerrits Joanne Searle and Kathleen Tors wick each a goal There was a complete team effort for the win Laurie and Pat each scored a goal for the Foxes Horsepower shortfall hampers Jons style For the first time In four years the Ridge town half mile managed to avoid being rained out but Jon Com we 11 of Georgetown suffered from a severe cose of horsepower shortfall The talented young Michi gun riders Brian Hardin and Chuck Bowles ran away with the expert class on their Hondas while Cornwell struggled to keep them in view from third place In the class the newly rebuilt and virtually un mod Yamaha was clearly outclassed in lop end powcer and though Cornwell fought to maintain his early second place position he was event forced to settle for fourth place Saving his for the S Winston Pro Series Com well watched with ap proval while Peter Grant fought off the last lap charge mounted by Chuck Bowles to take home first place the class for Canada After the races reflecting on his horsepower problems Cornwell expressed his hope that an expected new cam for the would be installed in time for the next half mile The Cycle centre 250 goes back to the shop for seeing with the live or making it competitive In time for the Canadian National Championship and the AMA Champion short track event COLLISION CENTRE LTD COLLISION AND ESTIMATES TOWING AND SERVICES COURTESY CARS ARMSTRONG AVE UNIT 7J THE TAX REBATE EXTENDER SALE TIL JULY 7th FOR THOSE CUSTOMERS UNABLE TO BENEFIT FROM THE NO TAX ON FURNITURE PURCHASES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE WE HAVE EXTENDED THE DATE TO JULY 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