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Page 20 —Halton Hills This' Week, Saturday; July'31, 1993 a Hornets 2nd in Grimsb COMPLETE GOULS @nfast & professi ll & satisfac By June Roy The Under-17 Halton Hornets select girls soccer team traveled to Grimsby last weekend for their first tournament of the season, In their first game on | Saturday, the Hornets faced (Ga Horhets came back to tie it up prior to half time on a fi REPAIR goal by Marci Roy. Scarborough’s more aggressive play gave them 311 Armstrong Ave. Behind Home Hardware | CAN OFFER DAVE KRAUSE" LET ME HELP YOU FIND A HOME AND ARRANGE ALL OF YOUR FINANCING As a licensed real estate agent and a licensed mortgage consultant, | can save you time and money by serving you in both:capacities. tS) Free Courtesy Car by Appointment An hour later, the Hornets met London for their second game. London players, play- ing their first game of the Lad tournament, were caught off guard by the Hornets early in the game and quickly fell * Sales Rep. z VACANT LAND FOR SALE 649,000. 75 Acres I Norval on, behind by two [ goals scored by: Marci*Roy and Jen Goy. m Jenny Goy Scarb managed to hang on for a well-deserved 2-1 win. The third game against Brams United resulted in a 2-2 tie. Scoring for the Hornets were Jen Goy and Jill McMenemy. This win Propelled the Hornets on to the semi-finals on Sunday where they again had to face Brams United. This game was to determine which team would advance to the cham- pionship cup game later in the day. This was a well- played match with Brampton coming out and scoring early. The Hornets relied with a goal of their own scored by Danielle Cary and then went ahead with anoth- er goal by Marci Roy. Brampton managed to tie the game again but Hornets striker Marci Roy put an excellent run up the field and crossed the ball over to Jen of the tourna- orough United. Scarborough came out and scored quickly. The Hornets fought off a very aggressive Scarborough team well into the second half of the game and despite creating numerous scoring opportunities of their own, the Hornets were unable to find the net. Scarborough scored another goal late in the second half to secure a 2- 0 win. The following players deserve recognition for their outstanding performances and well-earned second place finish: Kate Blyth, Danielle Castiglione, Joy Walraven, Angela Orticello, Cortney O’Brien, Tracey Andrews, Cheryl and Carla Jenkins, Danielle Cary, Marci Roy, Louise Hatton, Jen Goy, Jill McMenemy, Danay Guignard and Christine Hohendorf. Special y tourney mention to both Danay Guignard and Christine Hohendorf who provided solid netminding for Hornets on Saturday and Sunday. The Halton Hornets select team will be playing will be playing at the Brams United Pine and Rose Tournament in Brampton. Halton Red team met with Brampton “A” team on July 13 at Cedarvale Park. Halton put in their usual steady game ‘and defeated Brampton “A” team: by-a score of 3-2 with Marita Lescak earning the hat trick. July 20 saw Halton Red team meet Streetsville at Cedarvale Park. A strong performance saw the local squad win the game 5-1 with Marita Lescak coming up with her second hat trick in two weeks. Two goals by Stephanie O’Brien complet- ed the scoring. Halton Blue team was to meet Brampton “B” team for a rescheduled game on July 22 and won by default as Prampton | aid not show up for the g: Halton G Green Team game against Brampton “B” of July 20 is being rescheduled toa future date. Next games are Tuesday - Halton Green team meets Brampton “A” team at Cedarvale, 8:30 p.m. and Halton Red and Blue teams square off, also on Tuesday, at Acton High School, 7 p.m. Mike Campbell has stel Tyke League Halton Public Storage Cubs 13 Georgetown [waar Proposal for 15 {ots has been submited fo town, 46 Acres located between Georgetown and ean bisids ein ‘Told land with 15 acres of bush, fronting on 2 paved 2! Mets 8 Danny Gilbert, Kyle Hotham and Tim McNicholl drove in runs to provide a solid base for Cubs’ attack. Philip Stocks on defense 8 lots, $699,000. Cal Dave Krause 73:377.- CER 042 FXGELLENT VALUE. 1.1 acres of treed seclusion & privacy featuring main floor F/R with F/P, large eat-in kitchen, 6x30 sunporch, paved drive & double car garage. Priced at $197,900. Call Dave Krause* to 5 view. CW93-105 was ing on-both corners and behind the plate. Mike Campbell spearheaded “the assault with 4 runs, 3 RBIs and 4 stolen bases. 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Peewee League Halton Hills Trout Farm Athletics 6 Varian Tigers 5 Tigers edged ahead 5-2 ELECTRONIC lar outing during a three-inning.pitch- ers’ duel, but Athletics began to even the count as the game opened up behind Lewis Lepard’s rocker into deep center and an Eoin Smith double. In the top of the Sth, Tigers threatened to increase their lead by stealing home but Joey Arsenault threw a strike from center field in time to nab the thief at the plate. With two out jn the bot- tom of the 6th, Matt Hotham’s double delivered the tying run. Then, on the same hit, Jeff Russell stretched for the plate, dis- lodging the ball from the catcher: a steal for Russell, a second RBI for Hotham and the one-run margin for Athletics. Halton Hills Trout Farm Athletics 9 Georgetown Lions Mariners 8 Athletics stole their sec- ond of the week, edgin $1,167/mo, Well a tor family home in ‘one of sof ‘the more desirable areas of Acton. Roof reshingled '91, fumace overhauled Jan '93. Hardwood floors in | Toom. 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