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Recreati on POT and SALES SERVICE LEASING HWY. #25 & 401 878-4137 MILTON NORTHEND Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, August 25, 1993 - Page 13 Raiders take to By Mike Zrostek The time has come for Georgetown Chrysler Raiders. head coach Gary Ford and his coaching staff to see what the team can do in game condi- ions. The Raiders are set to play in an NHL Mini-Tournament this weekend in Etobicoke “League West _ “The tournament is set up to get the players ice time and to see how they can play under Tan Ellis game conditions,” said Ford. “Also, to mix and match play- ers on various lines and just see who can play where.” Even though it’s early in the hockey season, Ford: says the young players who have come out this summer for the that “half-a-dozen” have really impressed Ford in what he’s looking for as far as role-type players.. “Tt comes down to their desire and attitude, their will- ingness to work hard and most -important, intensity. You can Raiders are looking good and dust this Saturday in Hyde Park during the di other teams still have a shot at the Championship berth. Junior T-Ball Le: Day of Champions Seven hundred young Georgetown baseball players raise League Playoffs. The stiffest competition in years has all seven leagues going to the wire with final match-ups in all aed brit the outcome of the last week — or the last gular season play. For example, Halton Hills oak eee Atileticg lead the PeeWee league, but four Exciting minor baseball for enthusiasts; coffee, hot dogs, all anteed at GBA’s Day of jay-long House second Gold Blue championship —_. Park School diamond 9:00 am Red championship Dump diamond \ 3:00 pm Bronze championship Dump diamond * 9:00 am Silver championship Dump diamond 12 noon Gold championship _ Barn diamond 12 noon Senior T-Ball Lea; Bronze championship Senior Citizens diamond 9:00 am Silver championship Senior Citizens diamond 3:00 pm Gold championship Senior Citizens diamond 12 noon Squirt League Green championship Armouries diamond 9:00 am Blue championship _ Park School diamond 3:00 pm Redchampionship —_ Park School diamond 12 noon Bronze championship Barn diamond 3:00 pm Silver championship Armouries diamond 12 noon Gold championship _Armouries diamond 3:00 pm Tyke League Blue championship Barn diamond 9:00 am Red championship ‘C’ diamond 3:00 pm Bronze championship “B’ diamond 9:00 am Silver championship ‘C’ diamond 9:00 am Gold championship - ‘C’ diamond 12 noon PeeWee League Bronze championship ‘A’ diamond 9:00 am Silver championship ‘B’ diamond 12 noon Gold championship ‘B’ diamond 3:00 pm Bantam League Bronze.championship ‘A’ diamond 12 noon Silver championship ‘A’ diamond 3:00 pm Gold championship ‘A’ diamond 6:00 pm Midget/Juvenile League Midget/Juvenile championship playoffs are scheduled for Monday, Tuesday and Thursday of next week. M/Js play a tournament in London this Saturday. Trevor Brandt tell if players are giving it everything they have and we “Defense is where we need help,” he said. “Some guys with some toughness. Because in June you need five or six who stand out because any- thing can happen in the play- offs. The forwards look good so far. There’s two or three good hockey players that may play with (Trevor) Brandt and (Tan) Ellis.” Ford admits the Raiders are hoping Brandt:and Ellis will lead the team again this year but says that any could emerge and become a leader and that five or six et fill that roll, Another question mark is_at goal ates tte Raiders will have to find someone to fill the spot left when Jason Sirota decided to play south of the border this year. “We've been carefully looking at goal but their aren’t many top goalies around. I think Sirota was the best goalie in the league last year and that every team is in the same boat (searching for goal- tending).” This year is expected to be tight again in the West divsion but Ford thinks the Raiders will be much improved. “Burlington, Brampton and Oakville are always tough and now with Hamilton in the division, it will continue that way, I think .500 hockey is a step in the right direction because the team played well last year at the end of the-sea- son.” “Tt will be a fight to the end for the players to see who makes the team and a couple from Halton Hills ‘have a good shot of making it. The Raiders play Markham Saturday at 1:30 p.m. and then Sweety at 7:30 p.m. at Etobicoke Arena with the mini playoff round going Sunday. sters will challenge in the Ontario finals at the C.N.E. photo b y Gord Busby Denny’s si ep downs Lions Club By Ellen Piehl The Acton Denny’s Insurance Mosquito baseball team will move on in the playoffs as they defeated the Acton Lions Club on Thursday 4-1 at Prospect Park. Denny’s went up 1-0 in the bottom half of the first inning when Chris Near came home.from third base on a wild pitch. Denny’s scored on anoth- er wild pitch in the second. This time it was Craig COANE: ey innings of play, Denny’s -0. ahd s Pioadel the bases in the third with two outs, but were unable to score any ‘uns, The Lions finally got on the board in the top half of the fourth on an infield hit, which brought in a runner from third. Denny’s got their fourth run in the fifth on a pretty strange play. Wayne Hopkins walked to oa son, decided to head for sec- ol 3 Ga The Lions pitcher threw the ball over the second baseman’s head and into centre field. Hopkins ran all the way home on the error to record the winning run. . As a result of this_victory, Denny’s wins the best-of- three series, two games to one. Denny’s will face oP Waterdow Campbellville in the ext Lockwood who scored the first and for no.apparent rea- play-off round. Sponsors invited to attend ‘Big Day’ On behalf of Georsctoun, youth baseball players, the orgetown. Baseball Association thanks their sponsors for their generous support. All’sponsors are invited to attend the House League Day of Champions this Saturday at the Fairgrounds. House League sponsors are: Jr. T-Ball Armstrong Insurance, T.C.’s Cookies, Shopper’s Drug Mart, J.V. Clothing, Nature’s Scene, Little Caesars, Halton Credit Union, Outdoor Power Equipment and Kendale Mechanical. qui Rainbow Music, Art Effects, Neilson’s, Countrywide - Doug & Dianne Penrice, Mike Reed - D.J. Services, M.V.P. Di Barrie. C icati Equipment, Georgetown Terminal Warehouse, Pizza Pizza, Cakes of Elegance and Daity Queen. antam Dave’s Service Centre, Hamilton Avnet, Shepherd Thermoform Toronto Dominion Bank, Kinsmen, John Henderson Pro Shop. Sr. T-Ball Belamy’s, Telecor, Woolco, Shaw’s 354 Saar St. Unit 27 Georgetown, Ont. (416) 873-1655 renchie's Fries Is no longer at The Hollywood Tavern in Norval at the 4 corners We wish to thank our regular customers for your patronage. We will miss you. We are looking for a new location ~ if you know of one call Claude 853-4186 (dd STARTING — THURS. Trophies and Apple Auto Glass. Kk Barker Cambria Press, Country Style Donuts, Halton Public Storage, Georgetown Firefighters, UAP-NAPA Auto Parts, George & Dragon, Terra Glen Animal Hospital, K.F.C. and“Acklands Automotive. PeeWee Varian, Georgetown Lions Club, Georgetown Toyota, Halton Rapid Print, Halton Hills Trout Farm and G.W Woodworking. Midget/Juvenile Georgetown Quik Lube, Halton Public Storage, Cuefhoria Billiards and Curwood Packaging. House League “All Stars” Sam Jones Welding, CBM Metal and Bill Smith Auto Parts. Congratulations to the “Eagles” teams rep- resenting Georgetown. Good luck to the Rookie Ball Eagles, Bantam Eagles and Midget Eagles in the Ontario Baseball Association tournaments Labor Day week- end. “Eagles” sponsors are: Optimists, Stanley .Acmetrack, Cliff Norton Contracting, Capital Ford, Standard roducts, Discount Car & Truck Rentals, Beaver Lumber and M & M Pro Sports. AUG. 26th 7 p.m. (League Executive Get-Together — 7:30 p.m.) PUBLIC BOWLING ~ BIRTHDAY PARTIES “ REGISTER FOR FALL LEAGUES ~ YOUTH and ADULT 12 Mountainview Cy, BS, Road Soutn. Peorgetocus Sacel 377-9922