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E.T. Bants take two on the road Acton Entertainment Tonite’s Bantam Boys won two-out-of-three games on the road last week. July 5'in Waterdown, it was a pitcher’s duel. Shawn Hopkins pitched an excel- lent game for Acton with a total of nine strikeouts. Louis Mastro then took over the mound and delivered five strikeouts.Corey Lindsay came out with a double and Greg Richmond added a single. Final score Acton 4, Waterdown 3. On. Tuesday night in Kilbride, Acton suffered a big loss. Shawn Hopkins and Dave Dolliver con- tributed two home runs each. Play of the game hap- pened in the second inning with a great catch by Steve White and a quick throw to Louis Mastro at Ist base to Glen bants trim Puslinch There were some heart- stopping moments, but the Glen Williams bantam boys, behind some strong relief pitching by David Leslie, held off Puslinch, 17-13 in a game played July 6 in Morriston. Jim Norton put one over the fence to get the Glen started on the right foot, behind starter Ken Armstrong: Danny Hope also tagged a home run and played well, at shortstop, with Tyler Patriquin oe the four- bagger par: Brady Davies made a fine sliding’ catch and Gary McNiven pines a strong game at short Ailing See aekich did some good hitting, as di Andy Telford who also played well at first base. By Sandy Sperduti The Timeout Roadhouse guided McEachern Steering to a well-deserved 4-2 victo- ty over the boys in blue at Cedarvale July 7. Led by heads-up play by Rob Topping, who netted two, Martin Johnston and Derrick Cayley each with one, the McEachern for- wards were a constant threat. Ken Armstrong, the Roadies keeper did well to held them at four. John Bilik at midfield, Roadies hit soft spot tumed back advances by the blue forwards, who manage to score two; one each by Jeff Pringle and Ryan Taylor. “Of course, the two disal- lowed goals and the extra 10 minutes added to the first | half, did nothing to help our cause”, stated a visibly frus- trated Roadies coach, John Delguidice, “but I still see these two teams as the cup inalists’ = The Roadies will try to improve their 2-2-1 record at home tonight, 7 p.m. before a two-game road trip into Brampton’s Century and ‘Major Oaks pitches, tag the Kilbride runner. Nonetheless, final score Kilbride 13, Acton 7. Then on Sunday night, rain delayed the game twice as the boys traveled to Campbellville. Great pitch- ing once again by Hopkins and Mastro. Chris Young was right on in centre field snagging a pop fly in the 6th inning. Eric Behing, Steve White and Louis Mastro contributed singles. Greg Serle netted a double “RBIs. Dave Dolliver added a single and a triple. Game called on account. of rain in the top of the 7th inning. Final Score Acton 5, Campbellville 0. Glen gals split pair The Glen Williams squirt girls split a pair of high-scor- in, 8 Hae recently against on ite 22, the Glen squad prevailed 16-10, with Kathryn Perdue getting Player of the Game honors and Kristin Boyle and April Everingham being selected the Offensive and defensive stars. Kristin hit two solid dou- bles and Michelle Gelok made a great steal of home. April was outstanding on the mound as was Melissa Casson and Kara Edwards. n and Kristin played | solid behind the plate. On June 24, Milton notched a 19-17 win. 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