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14 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1996 Korzack's red hot bat cools Chili Peppers Behind the dangerous bat of Teri Korzack, The Grape Escape squashed the Red Hot Chili Peppers 17-8. Korzack led the way smacking a double and a tri- ple, and scoring three runs. Bonnie Hatcher had a pair of hits and four rbi's, while Linda Anderson added two JR. 'A' EXHIBITION HOCKEY Georgetown Jr. 'A' Raiders Owen Sound Greys THIS FRIDAY! Aug. 30 30 pm GORDON ALCOTT ARENA ADULTS $5 CHILDREN/STUDENTS/SENIORS$2 hits and scored two runs. For the Peppers, Sharon Zmija had a good night with twotriples anda double while Bonnie Malenfant added a three-bagger of her own. Congrats to Mark Snow and Paula Zilio who were hitched up. There was no reason for the Blues to be Moodie as they flattened We' ll Drink to That (W.D.T.T.) 33-16. The Blues had a big night with the bats. Lesley Beaque tripled and doubled twice, while Judy Faulhaffer and Diane Moore added triples. Laurie Legere was the lone bright light for the losers smacking a triple and a dou- ble, while teammate Holly Peterson added a triple. Out of The Blue finally the team of the same name 18-6. Cindy See knocked in five runs for the winners who were also bolstered by the efforts of Collenn McGuire, who had 4 rbi's and Julie Didone who had two rbi's and two doubles. Starring for Mean & Ugly were Susan Priest, who slammed a tape measure homerun, and Laura Watson, who snatched away a couple of hits in the outfield with spectacular leatherwork. Strong hitting andrun pro- duction in the middle four innings by the Green Beer Eh's (GBE) gave them a one- sided 23-7 win over Off Base. Forthe winners Jody Jack- son homered and Jean Puck- ering chipped in with four hits. Denise Haas and Karen Under 19's eliminated Two-out-of-three may not be bad, but it wasn't good enough for the Georgetown McEachern Steering Under-19 soc- cer club. They closed out their 1996 campaign last week with a pair of wins over Brampton, but were eliminated from the sec- ond round of the playoffs by a tough Milton squad. Georgetown closed out their regular season, August 19 in Brampton, with an impressive 2-0 win over the homeside. The girls applied constant pressure throughout the game to keep their oppo- nents off balance. Scoring for Georget- own were Melissa MacFarlane, with her first goal of the year, and Jill Gordon. Danay Guignard recorded the shutout while Elizabeth Crawford, Rachel Buikema and Melanie McFarlane chipped in with great games. Georgetown, who fin- ished third in league standings, opened the playoffs last Friday night in Milton with a return match against Brampton. Once again Georgetown showed the Brampton squad that they were in- deed the more skilled and determined team, trounc- ing their big city neighbors 7-2. Tales collected three each. GBA championship results Halton Hills Community Credit Union 26. Rookie Ball Gold Championship: Shoppers Drug Mart 16, Beaver Lumber 8. Silver Championship: Georgetown Medi- got mean and ugly, beating Results from the Georgetown Baseball Asso- ciations' Day of Champions which was held last Saturday at the Georgetown Fairgrounds. Junior T-Ball Gold Championship: Midas Muffler 33, GONG ION) MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PO. BOX 37 GEORGETOWN, ONTARIO, L7G 471 CRE QS: cal Associates 14, Armstrong Insurance 13. Silver Championship: T.C. Cookies 31, Bronze Championship: R. Boucher & Sons REP. TEA sy Si M&M Meats 29. Aluminum 15, Sea Air 13. - M TRY-OUT SCHEDULE - 1996 Bronze Championship: _ Corrigan Red Championship: Ken's Auto Service 13, Bill Smith Auto Parts 12. Mosquito Gold Championship: Transform Silk Screening 18, Royal Canadian Legion 12. Silver Championship: Halton Public Stor- age 21, Freestone Design Builders 7. See GBA, Page 15 Instumentation 34, Global Graphics 32. Red Championship: Global Graphics 32, Bank of Montreal 24. Senior T-Ball Gold Championship: Loblaws 37, Dairy Queen 34. Silver Championship: The Body Shop 30, ae *** all try-outs are at Alcott Arena *** cost: $10/try-out or 3 try-outs/$25 *** cuts begin after third try-out *** all players interested in playing rep. hockey are urged to attend these try- outs. These try-outs are considered try-outs for first and second teams. *** NO registrations wil be done at try-outs. Players MUST be registered at any formal GMHA registration (that is August 15 or 28) before being allowed on the ice. MINOR NOVICE - born 1988 MAJOR NOVICE - born 1987 GEORGETOWN 'a sej, iotamm see tom | Foxe MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION FOR THE 1996/97 SEASON MINOR ATOM - born 1986 MAJOR ATOM - bom 1985 Wed. Sept.4 -- 6:00-7:00pm. Wed. Sept.4 --_7:00-8:00pm. Sat. Sept. 7 3:00-4:00pm. Sat. Sept. 7 4:00-5:30pm. ee 1 Se ea Tues. Sept. 10 7:00-8:00pm. Wed., August 28. 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Alcott Arena (upstairs) Sat., September7. 1:00-5:00 p.m. Georgetown Armories MINOR PEEWEE - born 1984 MAJOR PEEWEE - born 1983 (Todd Road) ; 5 Junior Tyke - born 1990 & 1991 - $140.00 ----. See = Sept.4 -- 8:00-9:00pm. Senior Tyke - born 1989 - $150.00 at. Sept. :3U-/:0Upm.. ri. Sept.6 --6:00-7:3! . ' : Mon. Sept.9 --_ 8:00-9:00pm. Sun. Sept. 8 tte. Novice, Atom, - born 1988 andearlier - $175.00 PeeWee, Bantam, Midget, Juvenile First time registrants MUST provide proof of date of birth before regis- MINOR BANTAM - born 1982 : : : gies tration will be processed (please bring photocopy to registration; do not MAJOR BANTAM - born 1981 Thurs. Sept.5 _6:00-7:30pm. Fri. Sept. 6 7:30-9:00pm. leave original). Administration fee of $10. will be charged before Sept. 7, Sun. Sept.8 ----2:30-4:00pm. Sun. Sept.8 4:00-5:30pm. if registering OTHER than specified dates of Aug. 15 & 28. After Sept. 7, Tues. Sept. 10 8:00-9:00pm. Wed. Sept. 11 6:00-7:30pm. late registrants will be charged $25 administration fee. Players attending -rep. tryouts MUST be registered before Sept. 3. No registrations will be taken at tryouts. Initiation program (development for Tyke & Novice house league players): Information & MIDGET - born 1980 and 1979 Thurs. Sept 5 7:30-9:00pm. preliminary sign-up for this program will be available at all registrations. Cost is $25. Sun. Sept. 8 5:30-7:00pm. : ; a : ; Wed. Sept 11 7:30-9:00pm. Outstanding debts to GMHA wil be collected before this season's regis- tration is accepted. **Seven-Select (born 1989) try-outs begin end of September. These dates will be published later. Additional information call Jocelyn Presant 877-5913 or Jackie Hotham 877-5692