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Page THE HERALD Wednesday August 1989 HONDA CIVIC GEORGETOWN 203GulphSt Hwy low cost Georgetown SALES SERVICE 8731818 I Sports I and I Recreation COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor DOWNTOWN FAX SERVICE Evenings Saturdays Too ill VOUflGI A- ITD Downtown Georgetown 8772761 Baseball champs The sun was shining brightly Saturday but not as brightly as the players as the Georgetown Baseball Association held its Day of Champions for T Ball Tyke and Squirt divisions at the Fairgrounds The majority of the games were hotlycontested tussles and despite the fact winners had to be declared it is safe to state that on this day all those involved from the parents coaches umpires on down to the players could rightful be declared deserving cham TBALL DIVISION Halton Credit Union won the Red Division by eking out a 2825 win Apple Auto Glass The Blue Division was won by Halton Hills Trout Farm 28 over Macs Milk of Mountalnview Plaza Shaws Trophies edged Thomson Moving 3128 to claim the Bronze Division Justin Normore was the Most Valuable Player for Shaw s Trophies and Kyle Hotham was judged MVP for Thomson Crossways downed and Pro Sports 2321 to claim the Silver Division in a game that saw two players refuse to leave the field despite injuries Richard Gostlin was selected Crossways Most Valuable Player for some outstanding defensive rundowns Mark Johnson emerged as the M and M Most Valuable Player for clouting a NRS won the Gold Division by posting a 2825 win over Elliott Custom Brokers Bart was chosen the win ners Most Valuable Player and Greg Tales was the MVP for Elliott Custom Brokers in the game were bashed by Bart Balanowski Matt Ricky Hume and Chris Collie Chris Collie had five RBIs SQUIRT DIVISION The Silver Final was won by Armstrong Insurance 2910 over Dianne PenriceRoyal City Brent McClung got the nod as the Armstrong Insurance Most Valuable Player when he hung on to the ball despite colliding with a fellow player to end an inning PenriceRoyal City Most Valuable Player Jason Campbell swatted a In a game that could have gone either way Glendale Fishing The Were Number One chants could be heard from the bench after JohnGlenda NRS toppled Elliott Custom Brokers to win the Gold Division Final at the Georgetown Baseball Day of Champions Saturday at the Herald photo Selected Most Valuable Player for their respective learns in the Ball Gold Final were left Gregory Tales from Elliott Custom Brokers and Bart Balanowski from Charters nipped Shoppers Drug Mart 114 to win the Gold Final Glendale Fishing Charters Most Valuable Player John Howell in the first inning to open his teams scoring Andrew selected Shop pers Drug Mart Most Valuable Player hit a m the sixth inning to make the game close Organizers thanked parent umpire Steve I call em as I see em Norman for his fine work Thanks was also offered to Gerry Corney The Voice of Georgetown baseball for his announcing work Tim Mortons Dairy Queen For Tim Horton s Matt Borg pounded the only homerun of the game while Kyle Springer and Danny Vanderbyl both had doubles Brad had two Chris Comey and Matt both had one Excellent pitching was turned in by Matt Bor Matt Alexa Kyle Springer and Danny Vanderbyl Player of the game for Tim Hot- tons was Danny for his superb pitching in the last two inn ings Players for Tim Danny Vanderbyl Brad May Borg Paul Farmer Mike Kyle Spr inger Darryl Johnson Billy Matt Mike Arm strong Kitchen Mike Kit chen and Chris Corney For Dairy Queen Darren Mansfield and Adam Jackson both made great fly ball catches while Daniel had two RBIs and Ryan Poyntz had one Scot Cou ncil Steven Gibbons and Ryan Smith all had doubles Dairy Queen player of the game went to Darren Mansfield Players for Dairy Queen Daniel Scot Connell Brian Smith Steven Gibbons Darren Mansfield Adam Jackson Ryan Penney Garrett Norman Ryan Poyntz The GBA PeeweeBantam Final is scheduled for Sept 7 at the Fairgrounds The GBA executive offered special thanks to the sponsors for their support during the 1989 season The sponsors included Pizza Delight Crossways Donuts Dianne PenriceRoyal City John Hughes NRS Elliott Custom Brokers Halton Hills Trout Farm Halton Credit Union Shoppers Drug Mart Apple Auto Glass Macs Milk Mountainview Plaza M and M Pro Sports Shaws Trophies Continental Services Thomson Moving Glendale Fishing Charters Armstrong In Beaver Lumber Tim Horton Donuts the Optimist Club of Georgetown Dairy Queen Dave Service Centre Toronto Dominion Bank Jim Akers ReMax Curwood Packaging Bruce Georgetown Jameson Firefighters Branch Royal Kevin Swim Shawn Canadian Legion Standard Pro- Ryan Smith and Chris ducts Limited and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Mens Flag Football Karry Kitchens upsets DQ in final game v pmnhniji7Jri this By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor The old cliche about not coun ting your chickens before they hatch came home to roost in Georgetown Mens Flag Football League play Sunday Karry Kit chens upset runaway A Division regular season champion Dairy Queen as the 1989 regular season came to a close at the Georgetown High School field In other regular seasonending games Longhoms throttled Plus Welding Muscle Works sur prised Oldtimers 2213 and Cor easily outplayed the Glen 3810 Official league records werent kept during the formative years of the Mens Flag loop but Dairy Queen felt certain that if the team had prevailed over Karry Kitchens it would mark the first time a team had gone undefeated in regularseason play The onagainoffagain DQ of fence sputtered again and that combined with a surprisingly tenacious Karry Kitchens defence and strong leadership from quarterback and team captain Pembleton allowed the Kit chens crew o carry the day The game was tied at halftime with Jim Taggart scoring for Karry Kitchens and Steve Swivelhips Grossman stunning both teams with a 60yard pass and run major Doug Ken kicked a field goal to give Dairy Queen a 96 ear ly second half lead but Karry Kit chens did not buckle as many ex pec ted and Anthony Oram gathered in a twoyard toss from Pembleton to turn the tide in the winners favor Oram also add ed the convert to seal the win According to a number of Dairy Queen players the loss might help cure whats ailing the team as it enters the playoffs hoping to claim its fifth consecutive league cham A 394 win might seem indicative of an awesome offensive attack but in the win over Plus Welding it was actually the defence that cemented the victory Tight coverage accounted for a Roy number of dropped Plus Welding passes and the eventual losers never did get their offence in gear The scoring was spread throughout the lineup with Paul Allison collecting 12 points Gary Hulbert adding eight points and Jim Lindsay Wayne Dole and Bruce Mitchell counting scoring majors Dave rounded out the scoring with a single point from a convert Despite the fact his team failed to make the leagues playoffs Roy almost singlehanded ly restored a certain amount of pride in leading an undermanned Muscle Works squad to a 2213 win over the Oldtimers Brad Ferguson Oldtimers jumped out to an early 70 lead then Roy took over He scored a touchdown added the convert and kicked a field goal to allow Muscle Works to lead 107 at the half In the second half Roy scored two more touchdowns to seal the win One of the majors came off an interception The interception major was the second steal of an errant pass in the game forRdy Mario Santos and Paul Martin had scoring majors for the Oldtimers with Bill kick ing a convert Corrigan continues to baffle op ponents with a faceted of fence and their romp over the Glen only emphasized this aspect of their total game Corngan led 3010 at the half and counted 14 second half points in the easy win John Egan and Wayne Stasivlis each scored 12 points for the win ners League scoring champion Brad Ferguson had eight points Starr and Linus Stasivlis each counted scoring majors for Corrigan Mike West scored six points for the Glen with Sean McQuarrie ad ding four points one on a booming yard kickoff that went for a single The league takes the coming long weekend off with playoffs commencing Sept 10 at the Georgetown High School field FINAL STANDINGS A DIVISION W L F A 13 1 21 MandM 7 IK 10 Karry Kitchens 117 10 IB B DIVISION Longhoms 12 IB Corrigan 10 Glen Hi 171 14 Plus Welding 171 10 Muxcle Works B Its 119 10 LEAGUE SCORING Brad Ferguson Corrigan Dairy Queen liipts Gary lOSpta INTERCEPTION LEADERS jDePaoli Muscle Lea Starr Corrigan BUI Bob McCamUeu PLAYOFF Sep 11 a Sam Karry Kltcbeniva MandM 10 vi Plus Welding 11 15am Dairy Queen vs Glen 10 I