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Page 18 — Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, July 24, 1993 Recreation Sport and S Fifth Annual Richmond Chandler at the fairgrounds in Georgetown last Wednesday. Richmond Chandler Investments base runner Ian Anderson safely slides into third base during a game against Markham McDonalds. The game was one of many that saw 12 teams of McDonalds restaurants from around southern Ontario participate in the "PROMAR Karate" INSTRUCTION FOR “HILDRE AT 318 GUELPH ST. GEORGETOWN Clubs also avail: cton & I N & ADULTS ple in 9009 NORTHEND Fees SALES SERVICE LEASING HWY. #25 & 401 878-4137 MILTON By Mike Zrostek Georgetown ~ resident Shannon Morris will be heading to Winnipeg for the Canadian fastball finals Aug. 2 and 3, after being voted MVP at the Ontario girls’ fastball championships in Belleville last weekend. Morris,16, who plays for the Burlington midget team, struck out 41 in 25 and 2/3 innings, started four of her team’s five games and also held a hot bat, hitting .583; second-best in the tourna- ment. Oshawa ( which won the tournament) was so impressed with the play of Morris they asked her to join the squad for the Canadian championships. “I was very excited and bouncing off the walls when * sl Shannon Morris they called me and asked me to play for them,” said a jubi- lant Morris. I was kind of surprised when they called because I didn’t even know wey could take other play- In fact, each provincial champion is allowed to add two players from any team (provided they agree) for the Canadians, which makes the accomplishment even more remarkable. Morris, who attends Georgetown District High School and pitches for the Rebels is excited about what has transpired this year for her. “This is the best year I have had, we have a great team and went farther than ever before in the provin- cials. We are a young team (which also includes Sherri Peacock, another Rebel play- er) and I think we'll have some good years. I’m look- ing forward. to the Canadians,” she said. Morris will be entering Grade 11 at GDHS this fall. lo-Pitch held photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW| JV Jets soar to gridiron win Ladies Flag Football By Leanne Fournier Another one bites the dust. In Georgetown Ladies’ Flag Football action, Living Lighting folded as a result of tive defaults. The team cap- tain was unavailable for com- ment at game On a more positive note, the teams that remain enjoyed another day of fantastic weather. JV Jets posted a win over QES us a soos of 27-0 which gives. th 1-1 record against QES this season. In other action, CIBC managed a win over M & M Sports by a narrow margin of 9-6. Rosemary Gale Wysocki appears to have wakened up the JV offense as she is a suit- able replacement for ailing Pivot, Lisa Allen. Rosemary Started the scoring for JV on a QB run, Linda Ferguson chipped in the single. The rest of the game saw Lorraine Capreol run away with the show as she scored two majors and picked off two By Judy Latto Brianna Motluk and Hi the Young’s regeaseaptaral team. Jessica Garvey and Erica the Green Machine team. Blueberries defuse Rockets The Georgetown Lioness Blueberries scored a 2-1 win over the Young’s Pharmacy Red Rockets July 14 at Cedarvale. Stephanie Palichuk and Leah each scored a goal for the Blueberries. Shelly ieee scored a single for the Rockets. In spite of the rain, the Ramrock Electric Fireballs por 1-0 over Leighton Image’s Green Machine in a shortened g: leagan Sproule scored the goal and Sarah Toole and Katelyn Gingras were also noteworthy players. Amanda Arnold, Wilson showed excellent effort for MacArthur played very well for 311 Armstrong Ave. RITEWAY AUTO BODY COMPLETE CHLUSIGA REPAIR © fast © professional @ satisfaction guaranteed _ © Free Courtesy Car by Appointment Behind Home Hardware passes. Linda Ferguson snagged a two-point convert on a Capreol touchdown. QES pulled in an interception with the help of newcomer, Terry Lindsay, to halt a JV drive. In the second:contest of the day, M & M’s mettle showed through as they held CIBC’s potent offense to just nine points. CIBC got on the score- board first as they had to settle for a Monica Mastalerz field goal. In the first quarter, Sheri Nairn had a near pick-off that could have converted to six points. In the second quarter, Nairn would not squander her second chance for glory as she intercepted a pass and took it 70 yards for an M & M major. CIBC came out charging in the third quarter and fancy footwork by Marg Walinga lead to a CIBC touchdown. The game seesawed back and forth with both defenses com- ing up big. With four plays left in the game, CIBC fool- ishly tried a play that resulted in a Brenda Hamilton inter- ception. With three plays left, M & M could not go the dis- Orioles on TYKE LEAGUE (July 13) Country Style Orioles - 15 Ackland Automotive Pirates - 6 Leading the Pirates’ effort, Jason Wyman belted a triple and counted for three RBI’s while Andrew Wills launched a double and stole a base to add to it. Wyman added catching chores to his accomplishments, supported by Danny Collins on third who caught a base runner off the bag for a tag out. Orioles’ pitthing staff of Kevin Binsell, Simon Deeley and Riley McAnamey held down Pirates’ gunners and Chris Kirk was good for a fly ball catch. Bass running by Evan Golding and Richard Welsh added to Orioles 9-run (July 15) Country Style Orioles - 17 Parker Cambria Press Blue Jays -8 Orioles made it two for the week, downing blue Jays with a salvo of hits: Evan Golding, Kyle Storey and Richard Welsh got on the board; David Luck and Riley McAnemy counted for dou- bles; Chris Kirk hammered both a triple and a grand slam - both Kirk and ELECTRONIC SERVICE AT A PRICE THAT WON'T JOLT You! a GBA winning streak McAnemy claimed four RBI’s. Aggressive base run- ning by Kevin Binsell and fielding by Adam Densmore rounded out the Oriole’s 2 = Ackland Automotive rates - 15 Georgetown Firefighters Mets - 9 Pirates cam back from their Monday loss'to Orioles, sparked by a double play by John David Albert, who snagged a fly ball for the first out and then caught a would- be base runner for the tag- out. Pirates’ strategy of keep- ing pressure on the Mets paid off as Albert, Danny Collins, Jason St. Pierre, Graham Walker, Andrew Wills and Jason Wyman all stole home. (July 16) Georgetown Firefighters ts = Parker Cambria Press Blue Jays - 8 Mets were out for revenge on Friday and struck with a powerful combination of great offense and stellar defense. Jason Mercer hit a double and teamed with Ryan LaRose on an inning-ending strike-’em-out-throw-’em- out double play. Tim Mansfield also hit a double and teamed with Greg Reinelt to nab a Jay attempt- ing to steal. Cory Latimer made a slid- ing catch of a pop fly and dazzled the crowd with a sliding steal of home. Country Style Orioles - 13 Halton Public Storage Cubs - Friday night gave Orioles their third decisive win of the week. Cubs’ running force was curbed by a fly ball catch by David Luck, and excellent Justin Hilts - Richard Welsh - David Luck relay, and Matthew Hess who posted two pickoffs at 2nd. Chris Kirk led the offense with a double and a triple. By Helen Bilik Halton Under-19 girls team carried on strong as three goals were scored within the first eight min- utes of the game against Streetsville. Beating Streetsville to the ball allowed Halton to score five more goals, winning the game 8-2. Great teamwork by the whole squad. Consistent effort again by the whole Halton buries Streetsville Under-19 Girls Goal scorers were Taysha Brankiewicz - 4, Ruth Milton in Milton this Tuesday. PORTABLES + «TURNTABLES VIDEO GAMES COMPUTERS ETC. ‘90 DAY GUARANTEE « FREE ESTIMATES| ‘ALL SERVICE . 877-8685 nouns GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND ie tr FRI. 600. 55 pene x ey ere HALTON sion ~ GEORGETOWN HILLS & AREA :00 - 5:00 ONTARIO SINCE 1978 SZ Ny NUBO es EXERCISE EQUIPMENT we 873-2611 162 Guelph St. n (3 doors do oe eo And More eorgetoun a