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Cardinal track Sean collects double gold THE HERALD September 1 1MZ Pag Slowpitch fastball roundup The regular si Under extremely and sometimes rainy conditions the Ontario Minor Track and Field lions Western Regional Championships went on last Saturday August The four competing members of the Cardinal Track Club managed to show despite the weather conditions In the Atom division Melissa Morey came away with twogoldmedals In the event she won in and with a second lead over second place While In the 0 event her time was seconds and just girl Sean Cleary also doubled in gold medals winning the 1500 fast Band also around seconds ahead of the number two finisher Sean from behind in the BOO event but managed to beat off this challenge and Chartene Van took the medal in he Bantam high jump going out at 1 m Theuind provedtoo much lor her inihe ISOCUn as she missed out on the ribbons and placed seventh a time of Robbie Morns in very fast company ran a 13 for the Bantam race and placed fourth jus I mining a medal but picking up a ribbon He also placed fourth in the long jump with a jump in the wind Coach John was extremely pleased with the medals and two ribbons collected because of the lateness in the season of these championships and the poor weather conditions Hills Sen Slow Pitch League The final games were held August as Park Lincoln played to a tie with Random Car Club and RoalPirza managed to pull out a victory Elks Choice Air after being down after the first the Club Jajcccsl5 9 after The scoring nine runs in the early nnings managed to hang on to defeat the Lions Club The New foundland Club fell behind the top of the seventh against the Kinsmen after leading for the first six innings The Newfoundlanders led fell behind then came back to win it In the bottom of the seventh The playoff schedule for Sunday Sept u follows Diamond m Park Lincoln versus the Lions 10 30 play Royal Questionanswer to hockey merger The Her I it prepared a format to supplement Information gathered thai fir on the proposal of Joining the two minor hockey leagues In town The Hour League general meeting September will decide the fate of the merger Sports Editor Dive held a taped interview with the new leagues chairman Dave It wit understood that would be used for publication Sports beat Sabres open September 24 The hockey duel between the Acton Sabres and the Georgetown of the Junior Central League continues into the season when the Swordsmen enter Georgetown October 3 for 7 encounter with the The Sabres open their regular season Septem against the Streets vllle while Georgetown play their first game against OakviUe at Georgetown September The Juniors host their first home game October 1 against Burlington October in the schedule will see Georgetown at Milton and at The Acton Junior Sabres could well be overwhelmed by number of coaching specialists head coach Bill Richmond has lined up to teach them Coach Richmond has chosen Don Bones lee of Port Credit and Tom Wood of Mlsslssatiga as his two assistant coaches But far particular aspects of the game Richmond has broken the practice and training of the Sabres into distinct hockey specialist training Mike Richmond of Road will head up the offensive Systems while Taylor of Miasissauga will handle Power Skating duties Bert Armstrong of Kitchener will be the Goal Tending specialist while Bob McKay of Acton will look after conditioning McKay is a physical education teacher Georgetown District High School Bob Brandy of Milton will be the teams trainer while Jim us the equipment manager and assistant trainer Chadd Parker of Oakville Is the The Sabres are going Hollywood First by Georgetown Gemini coach coach Richmond will be using a video system to record home and away games A contract has been signed with V S E Enterprises of to provide complete video coverage of both homo and away games as well as key training sessions and major practices says Richmond In press release it says the addition of this equipment will provide the staff and players with an opportunity to review their performance and progress 11 will have the added feature of viewing games etc right on their team bus hii travelling to and from games Richmond says video will signifi cantly enhance player training and development during the game season The Acton coach is hoping to set up an interview session on video tape after home games so booster club members can view how the coach Interprets the game The booster club will also benefit by the use of Ihe video equipment as it will slay in the booster club during the games for spectator viewing The Herald la looking for help this winter in providing coverage of the Acton Junior Sabres hockey games We limited budget which will enable us to hire a freelancer to write up Snbre home game results Thisuouldlncludetalkiogtothecoachafter game- time and taking some pictures Our sports section would also like to Improve coverage at Acton High School and welcomes individuals to help us contribute articles Give us a call at 220t For those families feeling the economic crunch and finding It impossible to raise funds for registering their boys for the house league hockey season the Georgetown Minor Hockey Association is of ft ring some help The minor hockey executive are concerned with the current economic slump and will be offering some hockey sponsorships For more Information contact VicePresident Jim Bray Wayne Pries or Treasurer Ian Ward Applications will be kept confidential Deal Directly With The Experts WHO ARE THE BEST IN HALTOH HILLS Auto master transmission automatic SEPTEMBER SPECIAL Ctta transmission C ltd ARM ONLY 25 95 31 5 Avenue Across Armstrong 8776904 CALL LOUIS TODAYI The Herald As far as the meeting on September goes House League voters hat e a chance to express their views on merging the two leagues What sort of vote are the silver seven hoping for Chairman Well we re certainly hoping that we will receive the necessary majony on each of the three motions necessary to authorize the We would love have obviously a unanimous vole on each Item but were not naive enough to expect it The Herald Parents dont havea tote but its been understood that In the past only voting members such as coaches managers and the executive have a say Do you think that will hai an on what comes out of that meeting Chairman Well Im sure there is a great possibility that a parent might come to this particular meeting because lets face it this subject la new Its fresh and an original type of thing that were all Interested in Some may Indeed come there with a thought that Ihey want to express a view which they will be able to do whether they are a voting member or not and Ihey may feel that when came time to take a vote that their vote may have swayed the decision and they may be very frustrated because Ihey cant vote That is unfortunate certainly because of the nature of this Item we must respect the IGDMHA constitution as It is now The Herald Youve pointed out to a number of people that youd like widely that people should make a special effort to thelr before the meeting Could you explain why- Chairman Its quite possible that there is a facet of this or a consequence of this merger that some parent feels has not been discussed does not understand that would bnng It up at Ihc meeting And and behold we had not considered It or the we had drafted up Is not considered satisfactoy by the parent and it leases a negative taste in everyones moulh at Ihe meeting In order to reach a majority or unanimous vole on this hing wed like the opportunity of Georgetown Figure Skating Club REGISTRATION and SKATE and COSTUME SALE Wednesday Sept 9 Gordon Memorial Arena SKATING COMMENCES OCTOBER FROM PRE SCHOOL AND UP FOR FURTHER CALL MRS LINDAPELLs8775880 G researching aim out the point to moke sure if it can be accommodated Why wouldnt we accommodate it If its a valid point be legalistic insurance or whatever We wont to check things out and have an answer We dont want to come to the meeting unprepared Were asking for them to give us their Input in advance and I think it would be courteous of Ihcm to put their quene up in advance and not Iry and ambush or embarrass the organizing committee The Herald Where do you suggest these people who might have comments go to Chairman Without a doubt because It Is a Georgetown and Dislrict Minor Hockey Association general meeting they should voice their opinion lo the president Jim Bray If feel they have more sympathy or more understanding here from another member call another member of the executive If they want to talk to Dave they are more than welcome to call Dave but they should la Ik to the president or the executive of lhat organization David Id certainly like lo see the people feel free to contact you If you feel theyre not going to get a fair hearing or whatever from the group Im sure we can have It relayed by you to us without revealing who It is if they want anonymity The Herald After Legion hockey completed Its term there not chance then far the two leagues to merge Chairman I think both types of hockey house league Jnd competitive hockey could have been handled by one organization at that time I think we must remember that when the separation from the Legion took place it took place rather hurriedly and not under the best of circumstances so that suddenly the parents of the children who were playing the various levels of hockey in Georgetown found themselves with a possibility of a winter without hockey in Georgetown found themselves with a notice of that Interview continues Friday GEORGETOWN DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION GENERAL MEETING Thursday September 9th 1982 730 pm Gordon Arena Hall PURPOSE To consider the consolidation of Minor Hockey under one organization All Executive Commissioners Coaches and Managers are requested to be present as voting members Merchants win The Glen Williams victory chants extended their playoff lead against to two games Thursday in a Slow pitch games Diamond 9am Random Club play Elks Lodge 30 m Fire fighters play Kinsmen Tuesday Sept at m Choice Air play Newfoundland Club A march on City Hall shouldnt be the only time you get out for a walk The defending Inter- county fastball ham pi need one more victory against to win their first round their best three of five series The game was played Tuesday last night but results were not known at press time Terry Haines pitched the distance for the Mer chants notching ten strikeouts The Glen men were hitting well according to cocoach Bud as the team connected for 11 hits compared lo four tub Cor Orangeville scored their two runs In the last inning The Merchants went ahead in the third inning then scored one run In the fifth inning and one run In the ninth inning Mike Reynolds and Andy had been hitting well for the team while defensively Lester Wilson has been outs land coach Haines said 10 THE CNE BOWLERS NEEDED For Mixed League Thursdays 7 Fun Trophies Banquet For More 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