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THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday May Page Royal Pizza continues to burn opponents Royal Pizzas bats continue to be hot as they now have scored 28 two games beating Op timist on Sunday Don Peacock continues to lead his team as he hit his second in as many games John Doug Fuller and Sam Vanclieaf also provided multiple hits this lopsided score Royals defence was at its best with Ken Normans snag at the fence and Searls ex cellent form at rover Keith and Brian Getty each went three for three for Op timist Kevin Galway was in itiated into the league with several blistering shots at third base Mark Ashley keeps making great plays in the outfield Firemen Living Lighting Once again John Wilson provid ed the offence as he cranked out his second homerun of the season to cap a four run rally in the third inning to take the lead Cash and Scott Kozar also had two hits apiece to help out Firefighters Ed had an outstanding game as he had two hits two RBIs and the game winning run Bill Kirby and Ron added the defence for the winning squad Details of the Living Lighting team were not provided Kendale IS Capital Ford Kendale Mechanicals bats finally got on track as they pounded out hits and scored 15 runs Al Presley and Dave Parent hit with Dave going four for four and scoring three runs Both Gary Louth and Bob McLeod went three for four Glen aggressive base run nlng got him two doubles and a single for a three for three per formance at the plate Capital Fords big inning was in the third when they hit 10 con secutive singles starting with Bert Tripp and ending with Bob Weeks In the losing cause Spencer Amos Hilts and Bob Weeks all went two for three Random Car Club Park Lincoln 3 Random launched a four run assault in the first inning to put this one out of Parks reach Paul Perkins had two to lead Randoms offence while Kevin Webster and Bob Morrow each turned double plays to shut the door on Park Even with Tony Perkins and Webster fanning Random held on for the win Jim Readmans towering two run homer in the second mounted Parks comeback attempt but Randoms defense held them back Lance Reid scored after doubling in the seventh for Parks final run An awesome stab and a backhanded toss to get the out at first by Ken Sproule helped keep this game close Club 5 Lions Club 4 The rallied in the fifth inning when Scott poked a double to cash in two runs and pull this one from the Lions jaws Halton Hills Gymnastics Club provides competition at meets All members of the Halton Hills Gymnastics Club made good showings at three recent com petitions including several top finishes by some athletes At the Orangeville Invitational Megan Rowland competing in the five and six group led all her teammates placing first all- round by taking first in vault and bars and second beam and floor Chantelle Evans took se cond overall with firsts in beam and floor second bars and third vault In Tiny A Damela Sona plac ed second overall by taking se cond in vault and beam along with a third place finish in bars and eighth in floor Ashley Johnson took third with a first in bars second in floor fourth in beam and eighth in vault Jen Robertson placed fourth with a first in floor second in bars and sixth in vault and beam In Tiny B Bethan Elliot finished in sixth after placing fourth in bars sixth in vault seventh in beam and eighth in floor Sinead Irvine placed seventh in beam and bars as well as eighth in vault and floor but was unable to place Also at Orangeville the Ad vanced Recreational Group put in some competitive placings led by Jones who captured eighth overall Jones took fifth in vault and floor along with seventh m beam Kerry Wiltshire took third in beam and floor Kim Davidson took first in beam and seventh in bars placing ninth overall Tammy Dooley placed second in beam seventh in floor and eighth le vault to capture place Also competing were Julie Dugas Julie Brown Meredeth Sones and Sarah Scotford At the Guelph Saultos Invita Megan Rowland again stood out taking fourth allround after placing third in vault fourth in beam fifth in bars and seventh in floor Evans took sixth in floor but didnt place In Cadet A Jennifer Robert son placed sixth all round by tak ing fourth in vault sixth beam and seventh in bars and floor Ashley Johnson placed fourth in vault and seventh in beam and floor but didnt place as did Damela Sona who took fifth in vault Bethan Elliot and Sinead Irvine competed in Cadet B with Elliot taking eighth in vault and bars while Irvine placed seventh in bars Neither managed to place allround At the Toronto Gymnastics In ternational meet Ashley Johnson was the top Halton Hills member placing ninth all round with a fourth place in floor fifth in vault sixth in beam and 10th in bars Daniela Sona placed 10th all round with a fifth place finish in beam and sixth in bars Jennifer Robertson took 13th placing first in bars and eighth in beam The Advanced Recreational Group also competed highlighted by Julie who placed fourth in vault sixth in 1990 Acton Citizen of the Year JOAN WALDIE AWARD DINNER FRIDAY MAY 24 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BR Wnghl St Acton per person Cocktails 630 15 pm FOR TICKETS CALL 8533410 beam and seventh in floor but did not get an overall ranking Kerry Wiltshire placed sixth in floor and 10th in beam Tammy took eighth in bars and beam Kim Davidson took ninth in bars placed ninth in beam Julie Brown placed 10th in floor and Sarah Scotford par ticipated also Megan Rowland Chantelle Evans Bethan Elliot and Irvine are all in their first year of competition and are coached by Clark and Jenifer Arnold The Tiny A group are coached by Paula Geniole The Advanced Recreational girls are coached by Lana Hase The Tiny A members will be competing later this month at the Burlington Spr ing Cup They train between six and hours per week Dave held the Lions back by making a run saving catch in the third and Alf Rees turned a double play to save another two from scoring The Lions kept it tight with some race defense from Dave at short and good pit ching from Paul Glen Steve Harlow and Bob Still each had two singles and Rick Currie cranked a double but it wasnt enough to top the who are now Kinsmen Club Elks Club Kinsmen attacked in the fourth inning with five runs as Bryan Whitteker and Paul Heron both slammed taters to lead their team to victory Whitteker poked out another homer in the sixth and fanned five batters over six innings to keep the Elks bats at bay and put the Kinsmens record at Elks Club showed some good defense from Ron Osborne and Ken McMullen to keep this one respectable Dave Bettiol and Speers both cranked doubles but the big winner here was Elks beer fund due to those five strikeouts HILLS SLOW PITCH LEAGUE May lltti DIVISION A TEAM T PU Club Kinsmen Club Elks Club I I Firemen 110 Living Lighting Lions Club B Royal Park Lincoln Kendale Random Car Club Optimist Club Capital Ford BRING THIS COUPON j BUY 1 DOZEN DONUTS A j GET DOZEN FREE CR0SSWAYS DONUTS Guelph St Normandy PI Guolph St 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