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THE HERALD Wednesday July 12 1939 True club system needs look Soccer By ALEX TOUGH The Inter Countys Ancient Mariners are going through a tough spell Beginning the season with several injuries and the strain continues into the eighth and ninth weeks What is even more in teresting is that the team has yet to pick up one single point from their games to date In three of them goals in the last minutes have put paid to achieving the one point and last week It was the final 2d minutes which saw Marlin Travel Streetsville knock in four unanswered goals to nullify the twogoal lead Mariners had built up until that section of the match In the end were worthy win ners and luckless Ancients will have to pull out some stops in order to remain in the top flight Acton Villa are on somewhat of a revival these days and are creating a few surprises on the way Defeating Meteor although by only one goal is a measure of success not to be taken lightly The other first division game ended abruptly when stand in referee called the game minutes or so Into the first half Eagles were hosting Crown and Anchor in this encounter After issuing several warnings for dissent a disputed score came from the home team with the visitors claiming offside which was not the case More claims for decisions came front Crown and Bill had had enough he said upon leaving In the second division United Meteors second team are running away with the opposition at their heels A wide open result over Milton gained another two points Meanwhile defeated Stingers and Tarn defeated Ajax by 21 to round off the results There has to be a place for house league style play however I am not in favor of the two styles of registration which gives us house league and competitive players watched a game last week at the youth age level and saw one team with players and the other with more than a full squad Surely the object of the system is to the kids the skills and tactics of the game whilst very importantly giving them fun and exercise Fun and exercise will not be achieved whilst sitting on the bench There is substitution allowed and there are set times locally for substitu tion Huge scores can be run up when one team has a full plus squad and the other has less than the complement Players sign up or are signed up and then drafted to teams It is not possible to have a full history of the player with holiday times etc ir the profile Coaches change the age groups and the new man or woman will have a hard time choosing players On the other hand the com petitive team coach is restricted the players chosen for the duration of the season There are of course circumstances allowing changes However each player registered as rep can be quite costly when changes are made to the roster I believe all players should register to play in the club system and play where the clubs feel fit I also believe that the represen tative teams should be just as the word implies Players should be chosen when they are able to play based upon merit at the time the games are scheduled Just as na tional teams are or provin cial for that matter The squad should be interchangeable as re quired by form injury availability etc South America Brazil in par ticular has given us much exciting soccer in the past years or so Hopefully the newest trend will not catch on A couple of players now playing in Sweden assaulted a referee during a recent game The referee was left unconscious for a brief time after being kicked in the head Four players were arrested in the full incident In recent years the violence attached to the game has been confined to the fans and although rising in England had moved around other centres sadly It is probably a sign of modern times which we live in generally Violence is the modern day curse Players should play the game Officials should officiate Ad ministrators should administrate And not interfere with tasks other than their own sphere of opera tions At the same time we should be looking to upgrade the stan dards of alt The current leaders in the East and West leagues are Toronto and Vancouver respectively Van couver are ten points ahead of nearest rivals Calgary and ob viously are streets in front Toron to are in a tight race with North York only two points adrift and Hamilton three points down tied Vancouver in the most recent fixture a creditable result against the most likely win ners Harris Kennedy lead Alcott tennis wins Richardson homer keys tykes On Tuesday July Team IV matched up with team til in GBA tyke house league action and saw Mike Richardson hit his first homerun of the season for Team III Team III went on to win with a score of 167 with Daniel Young hit ting two triples and Alan McCautry went Danny Morris played well with three hits For Team Steve Collins had a triple Good play in the field by Andrew Terrell Joel Higgins and Steve Collins Thursday July saw a good match up between Team IV and Team I Team I came through tc win 1411 For Team I Danny Vanderbyl BUI Dimitriou Matt and Mike all had triples Kyle Springer Mike Kit chen Matt Borg and Danny all pitched well throughout the game Pizza Delight player of the game for Team I went to Matt Borg For Team IV Andrew Terrell hit a dou ble while Khris Bishop supplied a triple Andrew Terrell helped with two and Steve Collins one Sam Southworth made a good fly ball catch Pitching for Team IV Blair Jackson in the first inning struck out three in a row and then went 3f in the fourth On the other diamond Team HI had a close game with Team II Final score 53 for Team in The Gordon Alcott Tennis Club A Inter County ladies team played Wallace Park and Pat Har ris and Ann Kennedy won Coming second were Kay King- and Chris Steen Sue Bullock and Donna MacDonald Debbie and Audrey Houston Against Chris and Isla won while Pat Harris and Ann Kennedy Kay King and Audrey Houslpn Sue Bullock and Donna MacDonald were on the los ing end The Ladies team played Regency and took three points Ouida and Wilson won in Ihree 26 Zelek and Trudy Roy won with and Margot Prior and Norma Maynard won 75 Joanne Van Den and Barb in three sets had 16 Against Sheridan the team took a split Karin Wilson and Ouida Graville lost in three sets 26 16 Daiga and Mary Hughes had 26 36 Barb and Deb Koster won with 62 In three sets Margot Prior and Norma Maynard won 46 The mixed team had a rain out against Ontario Racquets and against Swansea split taking three Winning teams were Rene torch and Mike Mitchell Dean Jackson and Peter Acton and Bob Houston and Pauline Kent On the losing side were Stacey Hurley and Bemie Kent Don and Mike Hurley and the ladies team had to default The mixed team split with Woodbridge and Regency teams Winning teams against Wood- bridge were Audrey Houston and Ed Victor and Deb Koster Dembie and Ann Kennedy Coming second were Murray Jans and Ed Van Den Hoek Al and Jim Tag- and John and Andy Humenny Winning teams against Regency were Jim and Mike Mitchell John Dallison and Andy and Deb Koster and BUI Kent On the losing side were Barb and Ann Kennedy Audrey Houston and Al and Ed Rieger and Murray Jans Ladies Doubles and Mens Doubles will be 252627 with Barb Rieger 8773354 convenor Established HALTON HILLS COLLISION ACTON corners 8532660 ON hh 1HMILLSTCE0RGETOWN ONTARIO LTGtCS a DIVaiONOFRAUONHIlXSHOLDDIQtn 8771234 AIRPORT SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY QargtOwn Ont 8779896 Floor THE TAVERN THIS THURSFRI SAT July 1 3th 14th 15th Mike McGiverin Saturday Afternoon Matinee 36 COME OUT TO FOR SOME GOOD COUNTRY FUN NORVAL 87741 61 the HERALD 44 MUSIC TRIVIA CONTEST J You Could Win A Gift Certificate Valued At QUESTION Who Said Goodbye To The Yellow Brick Road ANSWER NAME ADDRESS PHONE No Deadline For Entries Monday at Noon Please Send Your Entries To the HERALD CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT PHASE 3 SILVER CREEK SANITARY TRUNK SEWER STUDY PR1119 TOWN OF HALTON HILLS GEORGETOWN PUBLIC INFORMATION SESSION NO July 12 1989 Tin Regional Municipality Hallon Is planning too abovementioned prefect pursuant to the Environmental Assessment Act The purpose the Silver Greek bunk study Is to assess the provision additional capacity 1tr sanitary sewage flows to accommodate growth within the Georgetown Urban area Proposed developments are presently being restricted due to capacity restraints In the existing trunk sewer The preferred option consists of a second mm diameter sewer parallel to the existing 600 mm diameter think sewer in the Silver Creek Main Street to just east of Mountalnview Road Various alternatives tor expanding servicing capacity were evaluated in early 19B9 Phase 2 of the Class Environmental Assessment planning and design process Alternative design concepts tor twinning of the trunk sewer are currently being evaluated A second Public Information Session will be held from 300 pm to 800 pm Wednesday July 1 2 1989 In the Committee Room of the former Municipal Offices for the Town of Halloo Hills on Trafalgar Road regarding Urn above mentioned 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