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the HERALD Sports I and and Recreation Check Out Our Flyer For Our Tremendous Savlngtl d a 2761 SECTIONS THEHEHALD Wntaeid AuguitM Georgetown 2 Sarnia 0 United blazes to Ontario Cup final berth The Cinderella story continued for Georgetown United Soccer Club last weekend and team coach Sam hopes the tale holds at least one more chapter for the local squad United pegged as virtual unknowns heading into the ongo ing Ontario Cup soccer tournament earned a berth in the championship final by blanking Sarnia Blaze at Burlington Sherwood Forest Park last Sunday I will now ace Arsenal of Toronto In the Ontario Cup final on Sept In It within our reach to win this thing said an elated Inglis after the semi final triumph It something that really unbelievable when you think this team was put together only last April Kevin Carlile and Steve scored for United as Georgetown recorded Its sixth consecutive vie tory in the provincial senior touma United had achieved a spot in the Sunday semi final with after dispatching of Sudbury by a 10 count two weeks ago in Georgetown On Sunday United employed the same aggressive counter attacking style that has proved so successful for the club this season Carlile broke a deadlock at the mark of the first halt when he car ried the ball up the right side of the pitch from his defensive position n the Georgetown back eld and a low hard shot past a diving goalkeeper into the left side of the Samla net He really got hold of It said In glis of pin point shot It probably cleared lust six inches In side the left post He really surprised them Inglis said caught Samla off guard by taking the ball upfield from the United It was like someone scoring a goal who t hove said Inttlls Georgetown held the i0 lead for the remainder of the f rst half with veteran goalkeeper Ray Ellis com ing up with a pair of outstanding saves to keep Samia off the board Inglis cited the standout play of cen tral defenders Dean Nelson and Lee Stephens as being tantamount to United winning effort Dean and Lee played a tremendous game Georgetown backfield again stood out in the second half as the United defence repelled several attacks Georgetown off side trap strategy worked to a tec and tie counted as having been called off side 14 times They t fathom our off side trap explained Inglis When we beat them on the off side once I knew we could beat them again Georgetown successful defen maneuver worked with defenders moving at precise moments to put Samla attackers In an off side position As soon as the ball comes to the attacker he Is hung out to dry said Samia out how to relying on the powerful boot of Its goalkeeper to provide good attacking ball kept up its assault throughout the second half but failed time and again to effec tively penetrate the United When Samia did on occasion get clear for a shot Ellis was there to make the stop Perhaps the toughest save Ellis SOCCER was called upon to make In the final minutes came off the boot of his own man Defender Dean Nelson made a nonchalant pass back to Ellis which almost eluded the stalwart keeper for a Samia goal That play left Inglis wincing That was a bit too nonchalant for my Ilk he said Georgetown wrapped up the win late In the second naif with Sarnia caught well up in attack in a desperate attempt to equalize Steve took a perfectly timed pass from Martin Barron and beat a pair of Samia defenders to lob a well placed shot up and the out stretched hands of the advancing keeper That was the icing on the cafe said Inglis It was a cracker shot Sarnia pressed again with only seven minutes remaining to play but was again repulsed by a constantly hustling Georgetown side The match ended on a rather sour note when a frustrated Bluewater player kicked Tony in the face as full time was called The player showed a lack of discipline on the play said glis It was simply frustration Our showed their maturity by not retaliating was unin- attributed the win to United a strong flay and energetic counter at actors which have hallmarks of the team recent play Our backfield really played well said Inglis They gave nothing Despite Samla constant never believed Georgetowi was in trouble of losing Ever though they were always up in at were going to lose It once I saw wha they had Inglis cited a former Peel Count player Grant Lee as being the mos performer on Sun ay Lee played for United was known as Peel County Meanwhile United will face an ex European style club they tangle with Arsenal the Ontario Cup final on Sept a Oshawa Civic Stadium Th Torontobased team fought and long with favored Bramalei Thistle on Sunday before emerf victorious from its semi final win The match was tied at 23 regulation time and the two team battled through a pair of overtime periods before Braga earn ed the win on a shootout iys if Georgetown site isut en Ontario Cup title within the realm possibilities It worked so for fa us he said Although he says he was not im pressed with Brags on Sunday In glls Is careful not to tempt the fate with a final game prediction u United favor Its down to on game he said Anything can hap its gam International rugby tonight England tonight Aug at Field Kickoff Is set for p m with a social to follow at Alcott Arena Which way A Georgetown United player gels tangled up with a victory Sarata defender during a battle for the ball at last Sun Cup final day Ontario Cup semifinal match at Burlington Arsenal Sherwood Forest Park United scored a convincing photo r Blaze to advance to Sept 17 In Ottawa United will meet Bn i the tournament championship Her ld ClubapproachesGuelph deal with optimism New logo unveiled as Raiders open training The Georgetown hockey facelift inched one step closer to completion last week with the unveiling of a new club logo The executive of the recently renamed Raiders approved of a new Little victories make golfing fun Pauls call Okay So the word is out My golf game stinks But there a one thing that I learned from chasing an elusive white ball around hill and dale a few times each summer It the little victories that count in golf Arnold Palmer s legend is safe Jack Nlcklaus can breathe a sigh relief No don take my measurements for the green jacket For me a small victory means making it once around 19 holes with the some ball That Just what yours truly did Oh Monday the annual Georgetown Gemini Golf After three years a golf neophyte I finally played a round with the same ball Now the sky is the limit I really dldn t know what to ex pect when 1 lined my trusty orange Fireball up for my foursomes 11 41 am teeoff The three other guys In my group look their own clubs and everything After explaining that It was my first time out on the links this sum mcr it a true I bashed or rather teed off had of almost golf motes Don Curzon convinced that almost knew what I was do ing But a couple of nine and ID- shot scores soon revealed me for what lam A hack I decided Monday was the day I keep the same ball And damn it I did The streak re quired me to reconstruct a partial ly dried on the front nine and I shot more than once from under the lowlying arms of nearby trees But time and again my trusty orange ball emerged unscathed Along the route I found out that Don hails from my hometown of Belleville and another member of our foursome Neil Nicholson at tended hated Trenton High School during my halcyon grade 13 days put on number nine and darned if the little orange ball dldn find the Small victories All of our games however fell apart on the final nine holes Neil finished at 104 Don won our group title with a serious SI and the fourth member of our partnership Mike McGulre nailed a better than- recreational 82 My score Let Just say I wish my I was that high As we trudged back to the clubhouse in search of that oasis- like 19th hole I pondered my next small victory In this strangely appealing game they call golf Around the course with the same tee Pretty tough Eighteen holes without once running Into the bushes to commute with nature Not likely Beating my little brother In a longdrive contest Hmmm Anderson that will adorn the team a spanking new black red and white uniforms in time for the season Were very very excited about and pleased with the appearance of the new logo said club president Kentner last week The new logo incorporates a version of the Olympic Ice hockey symbol with a red and black power lines to give the impression of speed and forward motion It a simple and clean said Kentner of the design According to the logos lines emphasise the message of the team forward progression a theme which has been boldly highlighted by the name switch from Gemini to Raiders While the hockey player symbol resembles that formerly used by the nowdefunct Raiders intermediate and senior teams said the new design la not meant to tie in with the old Raiders logo The new crest will accompany the team a new Chicago Blackhawk uniforms with white being the predominant color at home and red on the road The Raiders executive had welcomed design submissions from the public for a new logo after of fldally announcing the change in team name and colors In July Although some verbal suggestions were received by the executive Kentner said no other formal draw were submitted other than the one designed by Anderson Kentner said the old green and gold Gemini jerseys will be made available for purchase at Raider home games during the upcoming season with former players getting crack at them Meanwhile another new develop ment was In the offing as the Raiders prepared to open their rookie camp lost night at Alcott Arena Jack Handy Raiders vicepresident of hockey operations said a limited working agreement with the OHL Platers may be hammered out We been invited to the Guelph camp during the second week of September Handy told The Herald last week There s the possibility there 11 be some players available to us Handy however stressed the fact the Raiders would not be tying themselves down to working with on ly one major Junior organization They re looking for benefits and so are we he said The Platers will not however be playing one of their OHL exhibition said the dates being considered would conflict with Raider training camp and would not provide Georgetown fans with an ideal look finalized OHL rosters instead Kentner said a special event between the Raiders and Guelph is being organized for sometime during the Christmas season The new look Raiders were scheduled to welcome between and skaters to the threeday rookie camp which opened last night Aug at Alcott Arena Raiders general manager Bob Hooper said all the local midget and bantam rep players have been Invited to rookie express Interest in Georgetown Weve had a couple of high draft choices taken from Georgetown and the major junior teams know we re here he said Local lawn bowlers first in area competition Saturday Aug 20 saw ideal weather conditions for the Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club tournament day at the greens located at Edith and William Streets The milder temperatures brought teams from as far away aa Kitchener to compete Of the 30 bowlers competing the local threesome of Skip Phil Har ris Vice Sally Coleman and Lead Edna Harris took top honors with three wins followed by the teams skipped by Miller and Don Murray of Kitchener and Georgetown respectively Georgetown next tournament Is scheduled for Sept beginning Anyone wishing to increase their understanding of the sport are welcome to drop by most evening and weekends as spectators or to receive free instruction in a game that has been around since the days of Sir Francis Drake the Jump to Hooper Is also pleased with he news that three of laat year Gems will be returning to don the new black and red of Georgetown next season Chuck Travis Cole and Greg Brazeau are slated to hit the Ice with the Raiders when the main camp opens on Saturday We re pretty happy about that said Hooper They re ret last pretty crucial year team The recent OHA ruling which allows Georgetown to recruit players from Peel Region without using import cards will likely see about Brampton- area skaters at the Raiders camp said Hooper Int f As to the possibility of a deal with Guelph Hooper said the Raiders see Top golfer Rick centre took the low Raiders logo with team president title at the annual Georgetown Dave Kentner left and r golf tournament at the ment organizer Wayne Pries Golf and Country Club Bingham absent won the low net n 1 1 W a score of Here title with an Identical the newly designed Herald photo