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THE HERALD Wednesday June 1991 Page Minor Peewees back on track with win over Milton By DAVE BEAVAN Herald Special After a very promising training camp Minor Peewees ran into some tough opposition from Burlington Brampton and and started the season On June 3 however op timism was high for a home game against Milton A throwing error in the first in ning led to a 30 Milton lead and it looked like it would be another long night The defence tightened up however and the offence came alive JOHN AGIBSON CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT ACCOUNTING TAX RETURNS SMALL BUSINESS PERSONAL SALES TAX CONSULTING TWISS FUELS ltd Shell Fuel Lubricants Emergency Burner Service Installations Equalized Billing MILLER CONSTRUCTION Quality Custom Homes Additions Renovations Serving The Area Since ARNOLD MILLER JEFFREY LEASON BARRISTER SOLICITOR REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES DIVORCE FAMILY LAW WILLS ESTATE Craning By 8776961 BARRY TIMLECK CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Complete Accounting Bookkeeping Business Personal Fully Computerized Bus Res Travel YOUR TOTAL TRAVEL SERVICE ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR SPORT PACKAGES The One to See GREENE INSURANCE MOORE PARK PLAZA Stile Firm Inwrince Compjmes Canadian Hud Offices Scarborough Ontario Discover Frozen Coffee Donuti Muffin 8731211 In the bottom of the second inn both Mike Kelly and Andrew crossed the plate on wild pitches after being walked aboard In the third inning Georgetown exploded for six runs with RBI singles from Steve Gib bons Mike Kelly Andrew Beavan and Geoff Stoneham The other key play in the inning was a nifty double steal by Doug and Gibbon With the score in favor of Georgetown Milton was threatening in the top of the fourth when second baseman Michael Crawford made a spec tacular diving catch This play seemed to take the steam out of the visitors and with three more runs in the bottom of the inning the game was well in hand for the home team Gibbons continued his hot streak batting over for the season as he singled home Dan Hughson with the ninth run After both Inglis and Beavan had singl ed to load the bases Crawford and Stoneham were walked to count two more runs in the bottom of the fifth Gib bons hit a long double over the centrefielders head to bring In home with run number 12 All this time pitcher Mike Kelly had not allowed a run since the first inning and those three were unearned In the top of the sixth however he started to tire and Milton counted four runs to get to within five Todd Bussell got that one back however as he came home on a wild pitch He had singled and been moved to third on two sacrifices by Crawford and Chris Kilmer Kelly took care of matters by COMMUNITY SPORTS CALENDAR ATTENTION ALL SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS To Place Youn Upcoming EVENT or Post Your RESULTS Phone Rob 8772201 or Fax 8774960 WEDNESDAY Soccer Inter County Soccer League vs Stingers 7 m at Alcott United vs Marhn 00 at Cedarvale Blazers vs 8 p at Meteror vs Gunners 45 p m at Cedar- vale Lacrosse Acton Novice Rams vs 7 at Ac ton Arena Softball Georgetown 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Limehouse at Glen Williams 8 BANTAM SOFTBALL Hoosiers lose 76 to Brampton Firestone Halton Hills Hoosiers Girls Bantam Softball team had its best comeback of the year go for naught as the Brampton Blazers avenged their earlier defeats to the Hoosiers with a victory in Brampton last week The evened Firestones league record at After two and a half scoreless innings Brampton capitalized on two errors and three timely hits to take a commanding 60 lead Firestone began to chip away at the lead in the next inning Michelle Sloley led off with a single and advanced to third courtesy of an error and a dout Amy Korzacl then proceed ed to record the RBI with a grounder to second Sharon Stigger came in to pitch for Firestone and kept Brampton at bay with the help of good defense behind her In the fourth Denise Hannah caught a liner and doubled off the runner at first In the fifth Andrea Chap man fielded flawlessly at short stop for all three outs Firestone crept a run closer in the sixth Peacock on base via a fielders choice stole second and scored on a throwing error by the Brampton catcher In the bottom of the inning cat cher Sloley threw out the runner attempting to steal second to highlight another scoreless frame In the top of the seventh the Hoosiers put together a four run rally to tie up the game Stigger led off and was hit by a pitch One out later Shannon Morris drove in Stigger with a single up the middle doubled to put run ners at second and third and Peacock followed with a two run double It was Peacock proceeded to take third on a wild pitch and Stacy Colarossi drove her in with a ground ball The game was tied Unfortunately for Hoosiers a twobase throwing error allowed Brampton to score in the bottom of the inning to take the contest 76 Line totals for the game were Brampton seven runs on eight hits and three walks while com mitting three errors and leaving five runners on base Halton Hills six runs on eight hits and five walks while committing four er and stranding 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