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Friday July the HERALD Buying or Selling Lis Wifh Success NRS BRAND REALTY INC Georgetown 87M300 Em 8332773 ports and Recreation ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor 8772201 La Footba B Baseball 14 A Tennis 14 Slowpitch Results Sports Roundup 15 Hills hockey camp returns to Alcott Arena By ROBERT RISK Herald Sports Editor Halton Htlls Sports Operations is back for the third year in a row offering its hockey camp at Gor don Arena from August for over 100 children who want to improve their skills Dave Krause one of the organizers of the camp said player registered last year and so far 60 have already ap plied He said the phone calls have been coming in more ly recently and expects to have a full crowd again this year We like to cut it off at 120 We could take more in but it be fair to the kids since they t be getting the coaching they deserve Consider ing ice costs and some other ex wed need almost double our numbers to make it cost The registrants will be divided into three age groups six to eight nine and and 11 and 12 Krause said some children who have just recently turned 13 may be taken in as well We had a group for and yearolds last year but frankly some of them are tough to teach things to they think they know everything already also had a lot of people interested in even younger children joining so we opened it up to six year olds this year and adjusted the age groups Each age group is on the ice separately with that group itself divided into advanced and basic skaters The regular level mainly involves the elements of skating such as stopping starting cor and skating backwards Krause said that system was tried last year and worked well keeping the newcomers from be ing embarrassed in front of those with more experience When some can skate as well as the others it wasn fair for the more advanced ones to be held back Those kids will work more on puck control bodychecking passing and other parts of the game Krause said Vetro a former Canadian Football League player wili be returning to run the fitness program con on proper stretching techniques and workout pro He said Vetro won t be the only local sports personality he ping out either We v got a lot of good people helping us along with four guys who have all played junior hockey in Georgetown Rod who was drafted by the Washington Capitals Steve Mar cohni who played for the Kit chener Rangers Curtis Green a goaltender who played with the Guelph Platers and Davin Ciaga who has taught at various camps for four years Krause said that in addition to having a fine group of coaches the camp is the cheapest one around at 185 For 33 more lun dies will be provided for each day For more information call or v Zti Taters tater Peelers player Sharon Tater belts a pitch during tier team s game aqainst Bishops Queens at the Fairgrounds on Wednesday evening got a single on this hit helping Peelers to a 15 3 thrashing of Bishops Peelers are also currently in first place Herald photo by Rob Risk Juvenile baseball rep squad plays to 22 tie with Milton By ROBERT RISK Herald Sports Editor Georgetown Juveniles rep baseball team fell short of its win of the season on Wednesday evening failing to capitalize on a 20 lead the second inning against Milton The locals had several hits in the early going at the Fairgrounds eventually loading the bases in the second frame but the two markers were all Georgetown would count on the night Milton scraped together two runs of its own later in the game which went innings before a halt was called Georgetown had won its two other most recent games defeating Enndale on the road July 15 and taking down Bramp ton at the Fairgrounds Jay Kerslake pitched six innings against getting reliev ed by Jamie Rutherford in the seventh Against Brampton Scott Van De Valk went six and twothirds with Rutherford coming in for the last out Van Valk also pitched in Wednesday s game going seven innings Georgetown s record is now 1142 this season Georgetown Juveniles first baseman Jim Engti concentrates on fielding a pick off attempt from his pitcher j game against Milton at the Fairgrounds Wednesday The locals toot a lead in the second Inn but had to settle for a 2 tie Herald photo by Robert Risk Acton lacrosse Rams are perfect Acton Novice Rams I team finished its regular season lacrosse games with a perfect record and warmed up for the Zone Eight Central Ontario League playoffs by finishing se cond in s ment by just one goal last weekend Prior to the tournament Acton polished off Fergus on July and then Brantford 150 on July playing both games at home to complete the regular schedule Shawn Weatherall and Jason Christopher both had a good week with each of them scoring six goals in the two game span Also sparkling for Rams were Richard who had five goals Paul Withers with three goals and two assists and Sandy Chapman who set up six scoring plays Goalie Ryan Young was also hot allowing just Young continued to close the door on in the tournament Jul 1920 allowing 15 in four games while racked up In the final against Whitby If Young faced shots in Rams 6 loss Acton opened the tournament with an 8 win over Catherines Spartans led the way in this game getting four goals while teammate Kyle had two goals and an assist Chris Lee had three assists and Jeff Newman com Rams scoring with a pair of markers Game two was against the host club which went down 2 to Ac ton again led by who had a hat trick Artem scored a pair while Chapmin Christopher Thomas Wolfer Andrew Coe and Lee had singles Rams jumped out to- an early lead against in the third game with Raju Chnstopher and Chapman finding the net in the first period Raju had another hat trick along with two assists to help earn a 63 win In the final against Whitby Acton trailed after two periods but came back with three goals from Artem and Chapman to tie it up at However Whitby scored with less than two minutes remaining to take the championship ZONE EIGHT CENTRAL ONTARIO LACROSSE NO ICE STANDINGS Team T Acton 1 18 16 0 1 6 I Bran lord 18 London Arthur Milton 7 Fergus 16 A 12 13 15 1 Honda Baseball The top nine young baseball talents from the area were decid at the HondaToronto Blue Jays Hit Run and Throw Com petition at the on Saturda an event sponsored by Georgetown Honda Over children took part in the event which was into three age groups and enabled the top three from each to qualify for the regional meet in Hamilton this weekend The top finishers from there will get to compete at the Skydome in Toronto on August The top winners were Seven and Eight yeir olds Mark Johnson l Matt Walinga and Andrew Ford Nine and 10yearolds Chris Hall 1 Scott Ellis and Chris Scully and 12 year olds Danny Mike Walinga and Mathew Edwards Cycling group People interested in com petitive cycling are being en couraged to come to Georgetown District High School on any day at 6 30p m Over 20 cyclists ranging from novice to experienced meet in the front parking lot every week travelling three circuits between Georgetown and Limehouse weather permitting Helmets are required For more mforma tion call Heinz at Rec News SUMMER ACTIVITY CENTRES Join us at our Summer Activity Centres located in Acton and Georgetown for a summer of fun You can come for half a day a full day a week or all summer long The camps are full of arts crafts songs drama sports and friends plus exciting bus trips to Wonderland Wild Water Kingdom and more Junior camps are for those between years and senior camps are for those Call 8732600 270 for more information