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ACTION C THE HERALD Wednesday March IB8S Pages Midget Rebels cant overcome firsthalf deficit By DAN RALPH Herald Sports Editor This season Georgetown District High School midget boys basketball team usually was a bio to overcome first half deficits and win games with superb play In the second half Such was not the case Wednesday The Rebels trailed 3318 to In their East Ha I ton quarterfinal game but could only cut he deficit to to pointa as the visitors left with a win The loss eliminated the locals from further league play The key In the first half was Georgetown Inability to consistently handle the visitors fullcourt press Rebel coach Tom Hewer said the Inability was not SPORTS SCOREBOARD INTLKNATtimt BANTAM SATURDAY Monty 11 Mam A B Moon 1lrkLta i A A I OSS I A due hard work We worked harden that breaking press in practice but it seems at the midget level the players get a Utile rattled Hewer agrees lhat his club did not perform well In the first half Without putting them 0T down Ihey did play really well In the first half but we played poorly Our guys were a little nervous and we came out flat There were no surprises We were qui sharp in practice but we came out flat footed Hewer said The win was more satisfying for visiting coach Joe as hjs club was undefeated the last time these two teams met That game Georgetown left with win We wanted lo play them with a full team because wo t healthy for the last one The fullcourt press is something we Just started In the second half of the season and the kids are now starting to understand how It works said Hewer is disappointed club is finished but added the players he had made his Job fun I am disappointed but have coached a better bunch The whole team had very good character he said Top scorers were not available Call Chris Styles An- real Goals Assists Joe Assists J Doug Richardson Tim SI even Stuart Morgan Danny Marl in slakes Glenn Is 3 Howie McCarthy Kerr Bert Fiddler rem Is Sham Klrkpatrlck Brim ScMITaggrrt Assist Sawn DocEery Darin Kirk m trick r Goals John Barclay Dean Dave Huffman Dan Gallagher Paul John Barclay Gross TtmAbray TVKEOl lit miLrvaxlBnraareJi Ryan Taylor ists Sam SouUiworlh Ryan Taylor Peter Mash ri ll IMpm PrarTvi llroohllnWhllby A sod A TUESDAY MAKtlt I Mam D II Mam I D Warm Park lotion MAHCII l3Hin llrsjwlrrl I rUmborovsllelisn Mam A Waterloo Mikes 11 lip h anvil IIWIIONtllll I A A McNIvcn Ken Armstrong Shane Graham Mann Assists Ken Armstrong Shone Thompsons Jason Cur lis Michael Crawford 3 Graham Mann 2 Steven Gib bons I Timothy Baker Gary Pharnaty Goal Brady Todd Walker Steven Spencer Stevenson I Tars Toyne May OFSAA swimming Old Karen Pepper Ana Boys meter Kathy Jennie JohnMUBitfoflaKl relay medley relay- Midi John Jim Jennie Stephen MacLeod Boy zoometer relay Mo- mater freestyle Sheila Boys I third Same as In Senior Boys freestyle relay second Dledertck Mllleniar Derek Bridge Peter Bray Kar- Karen Kathy Boys backstroke Stewart Teetiei Assists Tretiel Dean 3 Greg Kerr 4 Ashley Bird Jim Bush Cools Mark KfvIi Kotla Dave Dchaa Dave I reiswaod Cools Kyle Jack Boys 90meter Karber Boys meter freestyle Kar berGoodlel lit Girls meter backstroke and Tiffany Goals Kyle Kevin Cooper Dave Gardiner Rod Westheratl Assists Rod Stuart Innes Ted Jason Knight I Goal JohnLorllo Allan Jonassen David Mark Talbot Aliltta Glynn Brent Robinson Carpel Cols Ken Peter Atherly Martin Barnard John Wilson PLEAS I not PROSPECTING FORGO LD Local senior have qualifying at the haw level for right to re ores en I Georgetown In the National Golden Age Championships The successful ladies team and Marg Davidson posed of Jim Wilson with 177 pins over avenue Clarence Stephens with and Del Wallace p a The alternate for the group is liar The local bow ten have an advantage since the tone round will borne lanes Georgetown Bowl centra There willb 11 lanes of bowlers Central taking pari in the Use provincial lariotal MUtioni finals there will be many local out to cheer thelr A Nat Ion I Claialfled Championship district fnah were held at Bow on Sunday March WlUiZlocal bowlers competing In each ZOO only Marg Broaseau of the Smith and Stone League mad Bowling In the over image group d for a triple over 100 pins more than nearest competitor Milk en of The Tuesday After n Ladle League bowling he under average clasa her qualified the trail for Lynda of Milton Marg becomes the captain of the five member learn from Georgetown i from and from Milton The men section were bowling the Milton Lanes but none he 10 Georgetown rep la lives were sue in reaching he char circle The Provincial Combo on Sunday March 3 handled by from Georgetown imposed of Kefi Ifrteveson Junior Ten sick and senior Kelly Mr y Although they bowled a blned pins over their league average 11 only managed lo place them four Bowl came fir with plus Mount Hope second with and The hoys team of coach Miller Steven Jackson Shane Junior Sean Magwood and senior David Chaplin were 43 pins from an award placing with pins over average First place was taken by Brock lie with third The local lea arrived In Hamilton on tur ds and after attending a special bowling banquet and dance professional enter- lainmetit they stayed over night a motel Sunday a bow I Ing Although not lop the bowlers wiled a great hajpy ex and will work hard not to miss It next season especially COMING EVENTS The Provincial Finals of all the VBC divisions are on Sunday March various centres In Toronto Georgetown bowlers competing are senior singles Julie McCorry and Jim Car senior girls event Kelly McCorry Jane Kicks Cindy Kavanagh Karen Doyle and Teresa Mslach Wendy Chaplin coach Dee Dee liaynrs Is the alternate On Sunday March 17 In la Ihc Regional of the Master Georgetown has Mailers a nd 14 bantam boys and girls to lake part Two town AUrella and Don Davis both from the Friday Social League Weeks Tracy Ball in zo Launch BANTAMS Harrison Aka IS Tlmmy Sit Steve Blake Smith 439 Michael llergaardentzs Sherri lisil 171J Snow 1M Snarl Nicole Ferguson 443 Alain Larocque 37 HIS Ryan 33 Dalmon IS Steven Jackson tiioi Sharon Bird Julie Lounds an Tonya Martin Lisa Lane 111 I I Anne Del Wallare IS Hob Clark I HIGH WITH HANDICAP Jean tun Kay Wallace IT bowl In finals Regional merchand on April iMoowuineTH TrlnatlasselUII Teresa Julie MI nil Bailey All Jim Car pettier iti Mark Miller David David ell JUNIORS Brian Bell Ian Ian tail 7o unite Del jcel7 HIGH TTtlPlJ HAT Anne Del Wallace WITH HANI Walluci AMHTAMHNflh Card nAli Pin Up Optimists THtSWEEKSSPORTSBCOREBOARD CIATESltdreto fe Georgetown Track Club Running hints Lets look at new routes a person has been running or a few years or even a few months It can become a tittle boring running the some routes day alter day The Track Club therefore would like to share with you some of our favour ilea you arc still limited to 20 or 30 minute runs you pretty well have to slay within town limits Its always nice lo run a loop rather than an out and back course Oneorouroldstand Is the route A nice half hour run can be accomplished by starting at the corner of Gueiph St and Mountalnvlew Road and running south on Mount alnvlew Turning east on Delrex run right out to and cross to Armstrong Ave Follow Armstrong all he way Mountalnvlew and back to Gueiph where you started Of course you can start anywhere on this loop that you want and put In your run Another run we do lhat is a sequence of three progressively larger loops starts at Maple Ave aild Gueiph SI If you want to do a short run head west on Maple lo Trafalgar Road and turn south proceeding through Stewarttown lo 15 then east to Main St South Run up Main St and you will be back on Maple The two other longer loops of which were referred to also follow Maple out to Trafalgar Cross over Trafalgar heading west on 17th Slderoad and either head south on the or lines depending on how far you wish to run Come back Into town via and up Main SI again Thenicethingaboutthesethreeloopsuiyou don have to make a final decision on the distance until you ore out there lis also nice because once you leave town there Is not a lot of traffic Surely of you who have been running for any length of lime nave a great variety of routes Maybe these will add a little spice lo your exercise RUNNING SHORTS more more people are joining our club members for our Sunday morning run We have people of all Mam at the high school Why not join us for a little run followed by coffee and In the school afterwards You might enjoy the company Why run alone Georgetown cadets third Even in the pool Georgetown s Squadron Air Cadets are making a name for themselves They came third In a swim meel where 13 other squadrons compel from across southern Ontario Al pool Feb IS seven George town cadets pa rile pat ed In he Junior category 13 years John New comb won a gold medal for his performance In the freestyle and medley events He also claimed a bronze In the back stroke Teammate John Bassltllc captured a bronze for his finish in the breast stroke Cam Mac Lean won third place In butterfly In the Intermediate division 1518 years Joel Brown come In first In the relay and won a bronze in the breast Brett received two fold medals for the builerfly and relay ted a silver for the freestyle event Scott MocLean cap tured o gold In the relay Senior swimmer an Alder won a in both the freestyle and builerfly events BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY THE THE MICRO COMPUTER SPECIALIST SEMINARS LOTUS 1 fl77 PAMELA MOTHMATE JOHNSTON DAVID SARARASRLA IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF HIS ACTON OFFICE MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL CONSULTING ACCOUNTING BOOKKEEPING CORPORATE PERSONAL TAX DAVID SARARASRLA ACTON 5198530565 I I I I I I Goebelle Wagner Opening minutes crucial to Junior Rebels loss Herald There Is on old cliche in sports that says a cam must play a full minutes win That cliche could be applied to I he Georgetown Junior boys basketball team The GDKS Rebels dropped a decision Friday to Lester Pearson High School but had Georgetown been able stay with Ihe home cam the first three minutes of the game the Rebels would ihe first three the Pearson team led 133 Fridays game was an East Halt on junior boys basket ball league playoff con test II was exactly the kind of game I thought It would be Rebel coach Moe Locking said Our game plan was to make it a and Iry to beat them at he wire whatever his learn tried do defensively the Pearson cam adjusted well and no one on defence slowed I hem down for long agreed the first three minutes of the game were crucial to Pearson s chances of winning From that point on we would have won the ball game he said They got hebigjump Georgetown qualified for Friday game with a quarterfinal win Wednesday their home gym The Rebels used a strong second half to dispose or White Oaks 50 The visitors hung lough in Ihe first half I railing by only However Georgetown began to rebound belter on the offensive and defensive boards and were able to give Ihc visitors only one each time down the floor Georgetown was led by Louis in bolt games The Rebel player netted points in he first game and 32 in he playoff gjme in Burling Georgetown was limit in both games as man off the was sidelined broken hand Brent Hull broke his hand while he water fountain during a cam He slipped In a puddle of walcr and came down on the hand As a result Leeking used John Walts off Die j The injury limited on a my flexibility but I brought in he easwl has good talent for a dub handled firsl year junior Leek tB Spring programs A number of new programs are planned for this upcoming spring New Start Is a yes you can Illness program designed give Ihe full figured person balanced workout Troll Riding for Youth will be offered in conjunction with Ranch on Thursdays and Saturdays starting April 13 and May respective ly CROSSWORD CORNER CLUE letter word for travel ANSWER ROOS TO ADVERTISE MTHIS FEATURE CALL PRESENTS OUR GREATEST SAVINGS EVER BE EARLY FOR THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES 400 MENS SUITS SUITS FOR 00 SPORT 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