The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

AVAILABLE On ONLY PER WEEK 1989 HONDA CIVIC GEORGETOWN Hwy l0 cost LEASWQ SALES SERVICE 8731818 orts Recreation THE HERALD Wednesday July 1989 Page DOWNTOWN FAX SERVICE Evenings Saturdays Too ill vounGi itd Downtown Georgetown 8772761 1989 Accuf orm Junior Golf Tour Georgetown golfers steal spotlight By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor Golfers representing the host club stole the spotlight Friday as North Halton Golf and Country Club was the scene of the 2nd Event in the 1989 Accuform Junior Golf Tour Georgetowns Mark Mlnlnch prepares to play a chip shot from just off the green during tournament play In the 2nd Event of the 1989 cuform Junior Golf Tour staged at North Halton Golf and Country Club last Friday years old was part of an eight player con tingent representing the host club in the tourney Herald photo Kinsmen batters right on target By DEE DEE Herald Special SENIORS On July 11 Pictures and Presents came away with a 2112 victory over Leading their teammates to the win were Natalie Goldson and Toni each slamming in a bagtripper Game stars were Goldson of P and and Bridgette of The Glen Williams team just slipped past Insurance with a one run margin in the sixth complete inning Game stars were Charlene Christie of the Glen and Kelly Puckering who hit an amaz ing triple in for July saw Dunlop scoop up an easy two points as ReMax was unable to field enough players Also on the 18th the Glen con tinued their winning streak as they were victorious over P and At the mound for the Glen were Paula Rain and Lisa Hamilton and Paulette and Joy Swain split the duties for P and P Game stars were Leanne Mossop of and and Tammy Davidson of the jQlen INTERMEDIATE On July Dairy Queen con tinued their lossless streak as they beat Smoke Shop Splitting the pitching duties for Dairy Queen were Katherine ritt and Wanda Brown while Amanda Tutt kept the fight alive for Game stars were of Delrex and Kim Wiltshire of Elks Lodge ran away with a vic tory as they beat the Optimists 2316 Leading her team to victory was with two and also helping out was teammate Sheila Stiles Rallying for Optimists were Kathy Mac- Donald Cori Akers and Deanna Moore Game stars were Moore of the Optimists and Humeniski of Elks All intermediate games were rained out on Thursday July 20 JUNIORS On July Standard Products won their game against Youngs 3229 Game stars were Lynn Dales Jackie Grant Natalia Barber and Melinda Burke of Stan dard and Michelle Brooks of Youngs The junior game was cancelled due to rain on July 20 Out of a field of playing scratch golf over the par course four Georgetown goiters laid claim to four of the top six spots in cluding ties The Event winner was Matt Carre representing who carded a Eddie Powers and Steve of Georgetown each shot 75s to tie with Robert Weir of for second place Jeremy of Chedoke and Emerson of Hidden Lakes matched 76s to take third place Craig Pinder of Hidden Lakes was all alone in fourth place with his while fifth place was grabb ed by Darren Allan of Hidden Lakes with a Doug and Mike of Georgetown shot 79s to take sixth place along with Steve of Hidden Lakes and Mark Goulet representing Indian Wells Other Georgetown golfers in the field included Duane the smallest player competing Dale Mark and Greg Sinclair The Accuform Junior Golf Tour is a unique series according to Tour Coordinator Jim Beddome Golf Professional at Chedoke Sponsored by Golf Limited of the Tour is in its sixth year of operation Its aim is to groom possible future com petitive players Three graduates of the Tour are presently attending American Universities on golf scholarships There is a strict dress and behavior code in effect and dis qualification looms for any player not willing to abide by the rules It goes without saying that proper golf etiquette must be observed at all times The Tour is open to young golfers in the HamiltonWentworth Halton Regions under years-of- age before Sept 1 A qualifying round was held June at Burlingtons Tyandaga Golf Club and players were vy ing for the available spots The top players from the previous years Tour gain exemptions to round out the competitive field of Raiders to rate rookies including ties who compete in the series The Tour consists of seven events The first event was held Ju ly at Southern Pines Golf and Country Club in Mount Hope The Tour moves on to Oakville Golf and Country Club July sets down roots at Burlington Springs Golf and Country Club Aug returns locally to Georgetown Golf and Country Club Aug stops off at Lowville Heights Golf Club Aug and winds up at Hamilton Golf and Country Club Aug 29 An Awards Banquet is scheduled for Hamilton Golf and Country Club after the final event and very few players come away empty- handed Points are collected from each points for the winner to a single point to the lastplace golfer The overall point leader after the seven events gets to wear a green jacket ala the Masters Cham pion receives a trophy and has monies set aside at his golf clubs Pro Shop In addition each event winner gets a trophy and trophies are awarded to the Rookie of the Year the player with the best stroke average the player with the most birdies and the player with the most pars The Tours top 20 winners in cluding ties also have monies set aside for the purchase of merchan dise at his clubs Pro Shop Those players eligible are also competing for the following years The Georgetown PontiacBuick Raiders will open the home stand of their 198990 Central Ontario Junior B Hockey League game schedule with a game Sept 30 at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena According to team General Manager Bob Hooper the league schedule wont be finalized until mid- August In related Raider news Hooper reported that the main item on the team agenda at present was the staging of the threenight rookie camp scheduled to begin Aug at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena Since the parting of the ways with the then Guelph and now Owen Sound Major Junior A Platers in terms of affiliation the Raiders are keeping their options open and have not as yet hooked up with another Major Junior A team event spiralling down from exemptions Acton Sabres set for season By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor A league meeting held last Wednesday evening in Alliston finalized the regular season MidOntario Junior Hockey League schedule according to Acton Sabres General Manager Robin further reported that the league has adopted a new playoff format that sees the regular season champion getting a first round playoff bye The second place regular season finisher takes on the seventh place team number three challenges the sixth place finisher and the fourth place regular season finisher challenges the fifth place squad All playoff series are bestofseven affairs In second round play the regular season champion will take on the winner of the vs series In previous years the league offered a roundrobin playoff format Sabres will play a 36game regular season schedule and open on the road Oct 6 with a game slated against Alliston Hornets Perennial league powerhouse Crushers invade the friendly confines of Community Centre Oct in the Sabres homeopener Other teams in the league include Bradford Bulls Caledon Flyers Schomberg Cougars and Grand Valley Harvesters A recent OHA decision allowing the Sabres to recruit Wellington County players as nonimports has resulted in an open tryout camp be ing scheduled Aug 20 at Victoria Road Arena in Guelph A second tryout camp for Haltonarea Junior hopefuls has been scheduled for Aug 31 at Georgetowns Gordon Memorial Arena The main training camp opens Sept again at Gordon Arena and will run intermittently throughout September The Sabres have scheduled an exhibition game against twotime and defending Georgian Bay Junior Hockey League champion Staynor Sept at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena Batting Cage I I ready for viewing S A reminder to sports buffs that the official opening ceremonies Georgetown Baseball Associations Batting Cage takes placed tonight Wednesday July at the Fairgrounds 7 pm The Batting Cage is located adjacent to Diamond A at the Fairgrounds and is a joint GBAKinsmen Club project which cost ap proximately The unveiling ceremony will be attended by representatives of theg GBA Kinsmen Club and the Town of Halton Hills Scheduling for public usage is in the works and more information on ft times and dates can be obtained by contacting Cage Coordinator Al Densmore at Rugby renegades ready for Burlington The North Halton Rugby Clubs North Halton Rugby Clubs First Second team has a match team sports a record and rests for Thursday 7 pm at Neilson comfortably in the middle of the Field on Sinclair Avenue against pack in Niagara Rugby Union Burlington 3rds