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the HERALD Sports Wednesday October 2 1991 Milton Ajax played to a tie in soccer championship By ALEX TOUGH Herald Special The Inter County league dosed official play by Monday evening at Syntex with Meteor and in the final of the knockout cup Last Saturday the playoff finals took place at Chinguacousy Park on a bright and cool afternoon First division winners are Merseyside who survived a late burst from Meteor to win Meteor opened the scoring in the first half through Peter Wright and Mersey equalized on the half time whistle from a disputed penalty kick Meteors injuries cost them in the second half as Mersey went into a lead Two goals from Eric Hack in the last fifteen minutes kept interest go ing until the end Earlier the second division final went into overtime and a penalty kick shoot out before Blazers were declared winners over Milton Gunners Neither team looked like they wishes to win the game throughout Late the second half of the over time Blazers took the lead on an overhead kick only to see Gun ners level the score with a neatly taken goal Frankly from all accounts the semi final games were more ex citing as is usually the case in knockout games Manners stret ched in the first semi match up and lost by one goal to zero the goal coming twenty minutes from the end A great match which went end to end with Manners coming very close towards the end of the game and the Mersey goalie saving the day Meteor defeated fellow club team United 21 all goals com ing in the second half defence played well as usual and Meteor were kept at it until the end Gunners took a 20 lead into the second half against a slow- moving Ajax In the second half awoke and scored once and took control of the second half The elusive second goal would not come and Gunners held out Also a 2 1 score came Blazers way in their confrontation with Milton and the better team won the day setting up the BlazersGunners final and Blazers tied the se cond division league title and share the championship Both teams are likely to be promoted to the first division next year Merseyside are first division league title holders as well as the- playoff winners with Meteor run ner up in both Meteor can win the knock out cup with a win over Martin on A huge thankyou all round to contributors to the column with their news and information Thank you to referees and youth and senior male and female to all coaches and managers to all parents and sponsors and to all supporters without ties and readers See you next season with some more soc cer To close someone asked me recently if I had ever named my all star team of players have not and could not pick 11 players a squad though Here is a squad of sixteen players 1 have seen Alex Tough performing and you may all choose your own There may be greater players in some eyes however this is my choice Goalkeepers Lev Yashin Russia Pat Jennings Ireland Gordon Banks England Defenders Carlos Alberto Brazil Franz Ger many John Charles Wales Ray Wilson England Midfielders Dave Mackey Scotland Gulhtt Holland Pele Brazil Holland Portugal Forwards Alfredo Argentina Hungary Jimmy Greaves England and a sentimental favorite Gordon Smith Hibernian and Scotland DARTS league results for the week George no 3 over George no 3 0 no to George no 2 0 no 11 3 over Legion no Legion no with 0 no Copper Kettle no 1 1 13 to 0 Tooles no 2 Time Out to Hollywood no 3 Hollywood no 2 to Hollywood no l and Copper Kettle no sat out Paul Kirby jumps into the MVP lead with points Teammate Dave Scutt is second Jeff Henderson third closely follow by Pete Pickering and Al Mur phy It is no coincidence that Kir Scutt and Henderson- lead in bonus points One highlight could welt have been the loss of Hunter Carroll OTooles no 2 to Gord Grozier Copper Kettle no the only point won by Kettle In the same match in a losing cause Rob Wilson scored 180 the only maximum of the nights contests Bruce Hope Roger Armstrong Steve Foster and Al Murphy hit high finished with Murphy closing Ron shot and 140 Players who also scored 140 were Wayne Eagles Colin Hocks Nick Thomas Doug Hole Danny Mike Pepper Ged Williams Paul Kirby Chris and Dave Scutt Bob Campbell- Monica Southon Ed Sean Gambles and Paul Kim Smid twice Wednesdays Industrial league at the Legion already has a familiar pattern emerging Gasketman Cutters Hustlers and Westenders set the pace in the first division with Panthers leading he way in the second division follow with artd Inter County in hot pursuit if I may pun Aces came a cropper in results with a loss to Hustlers for whom finishing was deadly Aces came close and Hustlers would not give them a shot at the dou ble Conversely Ensigns and Acadian Pools fought a close match before Ensigns took the win Cutters took their usual 2 win this time over High Rollers and had another close one with Rock tak ing the odd game Taxmen Bandits Firemen Inter County 4 Independents 4 are the second divi sion results Harry Bottoms opened three Roy Rudiger opened with 120 and Laurie Hopkins scored 123 In one set alone Hal Hilts 140 Dean Hancock 120 and John Burke scores and lost the set Beaumont scored as did See Beau Beaumont opened and clos ed four sets Rick Harden opened with and scored 140 with teammate Stan Rhynold also with Ian McDonald and Hugh scored 140 and Wayne Eagles closed Joe and Ray scored and respectively Chris Stiles and Graham Keating scored 140 with Jim Franks and Bruce Sheppard opening 96 and 97 Captains can assist the column by listing opens and closes as well as completing the bottom of the game sheets High starts finishes and scores as well as the numbers of starts and finishes assist in picking out highlights of your team for print Thanks lads 1 Steady pace Stewarttown student Kerr kept an easy pace throughout her run and took first in the 10year old girls race at the third annual Legion Cross Country Meet at Cedarvale Park Thursday sponsored by Georgetown Branch 120 Royal Canadian Legion Herald Photo by Steven NORTH END NISSAN 610 MARTIN ST MILTON ONT HERALD SPORTS ROUNDUP Rec News SATURDAY PEANUT CLUB Once again your Special Little person is invited to join the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department s Saturday Morning Peanut Club Each Saturday morning children 3 5 years of age will participate in a great program of stones songs music making crafts puppets games and lots of fun Snacks and are included See our new Fall and Winter Brochure for details or call ext Now commencing Sat Oct YOUTH ACTIVITY NIGHT Want to meet new people Want to participate in sports during your free time Want a chance to relax and have a good time If you are in GIC RATE 10 Rat Subjact To Chang Nolle MONEY CONCEPTS 8731877 FOR ALL YOUR MORTGAGE NEEDS CALL CAPTAIN DAVE 20Years Lending Experience Personalized Service Great Rates 8734991 FAX 416873 3931 grades 6 7 or 8 we have an even ing just for you The Town of Halton Hills is offering a Youth Activity Night every Wednesday Night at Sacre Coeur from 9 p m starting October 2 Volleyball basketball floor hockey and movie nights are just a few of the exciting activities that are already planned for the all session The cost is 00 per night or 20 00 for all 10 weeks of fun For more information please contact the Recreation Bridge results Georgetown Individual Bridge Club results from Monday after noon at the Georgetown Legion were as follows Number one winner Judy River Number two winner Rene March Number three winner three- way tie Elsie Whitham Harry Arbic and Mike Established SAVE YOUR BODY HALTON HILLS l J COLLISION NORTH END NISS Martin AN 8784137 Milton 1 ACTON ONT CORNERS THE CORPORATION OF THE Town of Halton Hills TENDER FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE CHURCHILL ROW FIRE STATION 21 CHURCHILL ROM SOUTH HILLS ACTON ONTARIO Scaled Tenders plainly marked as to contents will be received by the Purch asing Department Town of Halton Hills Cine Centre 1 Halton Hills Drive Halton Hills Georgetown Ontario until noon local time WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 23 1991 Tender documents mill be available from October 1991 at 1200 noon and may be obtained by General Contractors from The Purchasing Department of the Town of Hlaton Hills Civic Centre 1 Halton Hills Drive Halton Hills Georgetown Ontario Tel 260D Fax on deposit of certified cheque payable to the Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills Deposit mil be refunded on return of the first set of drawings and specifications only to them being in good condition Tenders must be accompanied by a certified cheque irremeable Letter of Credit or Bid Bond in the amount of Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted Tenderers are responsible for the delivery of Tenders to the Purchasing Department The Town will not be liable for any bid which may have been delayed by having been sent by mail or any other delivery method Tenders received in accordance with this notice will be opened in public In the Civic Centre immediately following the close of the Tender period