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SECTION THE Wednesday September 1 ISM Soccer Mens flag football action Dave Chapman keys victory In something like four or five years of playing Canadian Serbs Falcons had yet to win a game Last Saturday coach Sam had the feeling that this was to be Falcon s day and so turned out to be A victory on the day was Justifiable result although neither team played particularly well The main difference was Dave Chapman s hat trick in between a second minute goal by Sean McQuarric and a late counter by Ashley Sanders The lads did enough to win and against a difficult opponent is a fair day Indeed Variant comes close to title Varian almost pulled off the Inter County second division championship last week Superb defending and play by Ihem and opponents Litton time and again thwarted their respective opposing forward lines Only three shots were recorded in a great contest until the last five minutes of play Litton went ahead and a Varian defender put through his own goal to clinch the game for Litton Pat must have been watching the Manners closely on Sunday mornings This was also the first round robin play off game and will have their work cut out to make the semis In the same section Villa A had a rough handling by Butcher as the 1st division champsranupflvegoalsforlhcwin This evening Varian entertain Villa A Butcher travel to Litton Meteor wins 32 Section two saw Meteor White travel Latino and return with both points result A chippy game this with three players being from the game The Blue lost at home to Rangers A in another good game with the visitors just deserving to take the game Blue meet Latino at Mcadowglen and White host Rangers A the White game on Thursday Villa takes lone win Six teams are In the third section and only Villa B came away with a win over Eagles at home held a rejuvenated Mariners to a lie being on the receiving end for most of the second half in a sporting game Brackens went to Rangers and came away with a point in a 1 Eagles host Rangers at 15 and Mariners meet Villa B at this evening Tomorrow Brackens play at IS at Moore Park Youth team returns The Canadian Youth national team with Ontario players in the 13 player squad returned from Trinidad this weekend with a runners up medal in the Central and North American and Caribbean Championships team lost to Mexico after overtime a worthy a enlevement and testament to the program for soccer in general Along with Mexico me Canadians qualify for the next youth world cup championship In Chile This Is the first time that Canada has qualified Tor this tourney At the senior level the 1986 world cup draw for the qualifiers has taken place and Canada has to beat out challenges from and Haiti In their section to advance to a play off for the right to go to Mexico Numbers big problem Referees or the lack of them has been a major problem this season Not all of the young and older new have been able to put out much if at oil this season This has placed a burden on the rest of us which has been a heavy work load each week Sam Inglis and I Joined the Injured list last week and should be K for a game or two this week Rob Inglis has returned to University and Rob Lovegrove and Stu Balnea arc back at CDHS Most of us who do officiate are also involved in playing and or coaching making a fair Inroad on time available At same time I am certain that teams which have us on match days sometimes Ted up with the sight of us so often It is an area of concern and we need to put our thinking Jcaps on to come up with a definite set of ideas to produce more The old squad Is being depleted each year the newcomers are Tow and Tar between Profiles not done yet I had hoped to put my Falcon player profiles before you this week My estimate of players is sadly short of those actually used this year and my profiles are not completed Later later So what you may ask So what in return Youth Cup finals Youth cup finals take place this Saturday and times and age groups have been submitted to the press by theclub This week It Is the boys turn next weekend sees the girls round robin finish and the following weekend the MidOntario League cup finals are due as well as the Inter County finals It Is still busy busy Specters down Orangeville Glen Williams Spect of the Intercounly Fastball League defeat twice this week to qualify for the league final Tuesday in Glen Willi the Specters need IS innings to record a 1 win The winning run was scored when the Specters had the bases loaded and walked a batter thus scaring the deciding run Jeff Haines pitched the first seven Innings of the game before giving way to Mark Curtis who went the rest of the way Thursday night In Glen Willi again needed extra innings to record a win In their half of the 12th inning Glen Willi ams exploded for three runs to break open a tie Glen singled and came home for the winning run when Kelly Me Arthur tripled Curtis pitched the win going the distance The Specters will play the winner of the Alton Hornby series which Is tied up at one game apiece The final game will bo played Tuesday with the championship scries a best of seven affair beginning next Tuesday DQ earns hardfought grid win By DON Correspondent With league piny off Dairy Queen continues to roll They topped Smokers In hard fought game In other league play stomped all over Norval Corri edged IAS Greeks bent and M 16 and Peel County Bandits kept their playoff hopes alive wllh a win over North VS NORVAL This was quite possibly the most lopsided win In GFFL history Long horns to coin an old phrase were simply awesome despite the fact that they were undermanned Taking a cue from the Blue Bomber display Friday they crushed Norval with a nine touch down blitz Paul Allison could do no wrong He scored four majors and grabbed an interception to boot Bob Davcy contributed two majors with Dob Hamilton Bill Taylor and Jim Lindsay scoring single tall Lindsay also booted four converts and had on interception Wayne fearing a comeback added a two- pointer BANDITS Bandit Terry Hunt hit four receivers for five majors Mark Mull ally scored twice and Rob Arthurs Ken Baker and Bruce Vlrch had the others Mulfall added twopa as Dave McCarthy Hunt kicked two converts North found themselves In 11 playofr picture despite the loss Greg Lawr scored twice and McQunrrle rounded out the scoring with a field goal The closest match of the day saw gain share of first place in the bast Scor was confined to the second and quart the teams an identical offensive output Each team scored two majors and a field goal The difference was a missed IAS convert and a single scored by Wayne Johnson and Chris Reed scored for IAS Wimp Pcmblcton kicked the field goal and convert Brent chalk up a major for Corri and pivot Paul La rose carried the ball for another Kevin Hani i booted two converts Powderpuff teams earn tie ROBS MOB Hale and Debbie The Panthers and for Anthers along the ft game with the first tie of t Good infield Hale The Mob by Maria and eam backed by good defens plays by Pot and Linda Bra is by KNIGHTRIDERSIO The Riders played a runner feels year will be tough By Herald Correspondent Amy Powers Is one of Georgetown cross country runners who feels that this competing year is going to be tough Powers a 16yearold Grade 11 student at Georgetown District High School has been running cross country since the fourth grade Besides running she also competes for the GDHS track team Powers feels the teach and coaches will push the team harder this year due to the fact that the 1381 provincial championship meet will be held here In George town in November But she also feels it will give the GDHS team an ad vantage because they may get the opportunity o practise on the track prepared for this year Ontario Federation of Secondary School Asso ciation meet Powers herself has competed at OFSAA crosscountry events for the past two years At her first meet she placed fifth and this past year she placed 30th My goal this year she said is to do well at OFSSA and place better than last year During the summer Powers trained about twice a week with the team During the year she trains an hour dally at the school Besides after school training she practises on her own Powers says she runs about to miles a week as well as swimming and playing league soccer She says training can get tough because It takes up a lot or time Sometimes It can really affect your school work especially when you are missing days of school to compete But besides all the vigorous training Powers finds It worth her while I don especially enjoy all that training but it is something you have to do But I have fun at the meets and in the end I find all that training worth while good game backed with Tammy play ing a good defensive game and Donna Peacock having a good night along with Linda Anderson having a good night at bat nately the game was called due to darkness in the middle of the sixth inning so the eight runs for the Runners count However Marilyn Jones got a homer along with two singles Sue MacDonald went four for four at tho plate Kim Marcll did a great job of pitching GOLD STARS With a good effort by the entire team the Gold Stirs edged out in this close game Luralne Tarzwell and Susie Williams both played a great game for the Stars Debbie Barber and Lor did a super job of pitching eked by a good team effort by the Nuns In this high scoring game GREEN GIANTS 10 In a gruelling tight contest again the steady pitching tandem of Judy Anderson and Jean Puckering kept tht game close until Joanne Coles started leading the team at plate with several deep blasts But the play of the game was registe red by Cole with a leaping game saving catch and subsequent double play The Choice were back in full force this week and made the Giants work to earn the win A homer by Molly Moore and great pilch by and Donna made it a Tine finish to the season TORNADOES BRATS Jeannie David and Joyce both hit home runs to lead the Tornadoes past the Brats also having a good night at the plate was Sharon and Hamilton who also play well defensively Colleen made some key catches In field and Smoke Ransom had four out of fourteen batters strike out Knight It and Brad Ferguson had a single GREEKS The Pro Sports team jogged out onto the field with the heme ringing In their cars Wenin afraid of The psych tdo much good though The Greeks were winners as were when the same two teams last met in the 1983 final Rick Baldwin hit Paul Wilson for two majors Rob Rivers and Dan olds for three more Wilson came up with an additional two points as did Steve Peace Bob Dean who to throw well was victimized by his recelv who dropped many passes He hit Ken Lock wood for a second half major and tossed to Bob Lockwood and Paul for two points each In the final quarter Dean startled the Greeks with a superb 50yard run to score another major Dairy Queen looks like the best bet to end the Greek championship reign in the upcoming playoffs Against the tough Smokers their offence was limited but they scored enough to Ball tourney slated On Friday Sept 14 Saturday Sept 15 and Sunday September the Georgetown Newfound land Club Ball Team will be holding their annual dow pitch tournament at the fairgrounds Eight learns from Gait Toronto and George town will be competing Three games will be played at 30 p Friday night Nine games will be played on Saturday starting at a m On Sunday four more games will be played starting at 10 a m with the championship game going at on Diamond Walker leads Warriors Jason Walker had two goals as Warriors defeated Killer Falcons in GYSC Atom Boys soccer play this week David Frost Steve Melykuty Steve Smith David Jackmon and Jonathan Bums scored the other goals for the winners Steven Boyle and Troy Schlrk played well Tor the winners while the whole Falcons team played well In other action Blue Bombers edged Tigers Ryan Kurnell and Paul McKeeman scored the goals for the winners A goal scorer for Tigers was not available The atom league will play their final games Sept as Warriors will take on Tigers at 30 a m and Blue Bombers take on Killer Falcons at HALTON HILLS HERALD ATHLETE OF THE MONTH August 1984 Sports Editor Dan Ralph weekend the boys soccer teams will take part presents Jones wllh the Hills In their Cup Day with the girls teams the Month award plays In the competing In their championship Pee Wee Girls Soccer league and scored seven following weekend goals In five gomes her Reflex team This TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS FEATURE AND TO HELP HALTON ATHLETES PLEASE CALL 8772201 For All The BEST In Sporting Equipment NORTH HALTON SPORTS MAIN ST SOUTH DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN 8777777 mm ADIDAS oi FLETCHERS family footwiir serving travellers since Vacations Groups Commercial Incentives Halton Hill Shopping Cenir 8770103 thruway MUFFLER RAD CENTRE RADIATOR REPAIRS RECORES GAS TANK REPAIRS 347 St Georgetown 8770179 Congratulations Athlete of the Monthl From the Insurance House PAUL CARMSTRONG INSURANCE BROKERS LTD Where Service 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