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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1996 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI 15 Bandits stealing away BY PAUL SARGENT Special to The Gemini The defending league cham- pion Bandits served notice Sunday at Georgetown Dis- trict High School Field that they intend to fight tooth and nail in an effort to defend their hardware. The Bandits took the field twice and in both games came away with victories. The Bandits first encoun- ter of the day was against the Link Line Bighorns. The Bandits were anxious for a little revenge as the Bighorns had defeated them earlier in the season in what had to be termed a major upset. Led by the accurate pass- ing of pivot Paul Tsaparis, Aya the Bandits rolled past the 'Horns 26-1. Leading the way for the winners was de- fensive specialist Rob Thompson, who in addition to picking offan errant 'Horns pass also chipped in a touch- down and a two-point con- vert. Adding majors for the Bandits were speedy Kevin Gilbert, Dan Salvarinas and Paul Saccucci who broke open a pass and run for a nifty 80-yard td effort. Also pulling down an interception for the winners was Duff Moore. For the 'Horns, it was a matter of the offense not be- ing able to take advantage of Bandit' miscues. Twice the 'Horns were rewarded with favorable field position and twice they came up empty. The lone point on the board came off a Darrell Weir field goal attempt which sailed wide on the last play of the game. The 'Horns defense con- tinued to play extremely well as they limited the Bandits' high powered offense to less than 30-points. In the day's second match, the league leading M&M Sportsmen pounded out a methodical and effi- cient 32-19 win over the Hawgs. D.D.H. and Delrex: a perfect pair ELITE LEAGUE D.D.H. Distribution finished the season undefeated with at 14-0-0 record courtesy of a convincing 16-3 win over Norval Farm Supply. Lisa Lawrence and Janice Somers ledthe D.D.H. hitparade with asingle, double and two runs scored each. The Farmers' (9-5) were led by game star Lee Mc- Keown, who smacked a two- run homer and Lynn More- land who had a pair of hits. Halton Commercial Print- ers and Pictures and Presents battledtoa 11-11 tieinahard fought and exciting game. ay Despite being involved in anumber of close games this season P&P closed out the year with a disappointing 1- 11-2 record. SENIOR LEAGUE Remax (9-3) avenged an ear- lier loss and clinched first- place in the process with a 31-7 shellacking of Dunlop Insurance. The entire Remax club played their best game of the year, led by hitting star Becky Sargent, who went four-for-five with two triples and an amazing nine rbi's. 16-14. Amanda Nichol's fine pitching and big bat were the key for the winners. Nichol banged out a big double, as' did, teammate Jackie Bell who also pitched well, while Mandy Storey contributed with some solid play in the field. For Knechtel's Jaime MacDonald earned game star honors, knocking out three hits, including an home run, and scoring three times in a losing cause. Both teams finish with identical 7-5 records. GEORGETOWN MINOR HOCKEY = REGISTRATION FOR THE 1996/97 SEASON Sat., September 7. , GEORGETOWN, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Georgetown Armories (Todd Road) - born 1990 & 1991 - $140.00 - $150.00 - $175.00 Junior Tyke Senior Tyke - born 1989 Novice, Atom, - born 1988 and earlier PeeWee, Bantam, Midget, Juvenile First time registrants MUST provide proof of date of birth before regis- tration will be processed (please bring photocopy to registration; do not leave original). Administration fee of $10. will be charged before Sept. 7, if registering OTHER than specified dates of Aug. 15 & 28. After Sept. 7, 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 & preliminary sign-up for this program will be available at all registrations. Cost is $25. Outstanding debts to GMHA wil be collected before this season's regis- tration is accepted. Additional information call Jocelyn Presant 877-5913 or Jackie Hotham 877-5692 Fax us your sports scores! (519) 853-5040 Mel Varley was the gamestar Bano (1-11) ae t BERR BRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR Ree | p (1-11) never got = . for Halton(2-10-2)withsome started in this one, however, 50th Aunual Georgetown Fall Fair = greatback-catchingandakey their two bright spots were C) = two-run triple. Brenda KristenHigginsand Jennifer = M Sept. 6th, 7th, & 8th, 1996 . 2 : ven ~ : a x a Harrison chipped in with a Bennett with two hits each. zi "150 Years of Growing " : strong game in the field for Inaplayoffpreview,T.D. 9 . the winners. Bank slipped pastKnechtel's = . a = = FRIDAY SEPT. 6th 1996 Geo pile . Gates open 4:00 p.m. : . Eagles edged at CNE Stott Te Sige 9 Rae : The Georgetown Major Pee WeeEagles wrapped uptheir | g Conklin Midway _ 2:00'p.m. Homecrafis/Exhibits : | series of tournaments for 1996 by competing in the Lions a _ Homecrafts/Exhibits 5:00 p.m. Salvation Army Worship Service 2 40th Annual CNE Tournament. . Fair Ambassador Competition 6:00 p.m. Salvatincammy Tent s They were eliminated by Waterloo in a closely fought : RM.CP. Musical Ride 7:00 p.m. Puppet Show 12:30 & 3:30 p.m. : battle that featured some great hitting, great defensive | m= -- LocalEntertainment 8:00 p.m. Pantone Show =. 4000 aint . plays and quality pitching from both teams. Georgetown = R.C.M_P. Stable Visitation 8:00 p.m. Heavy Hore Show 10.00can . starter Richard Gostlin pitched a very strong seven in- i Light Hos Shaw 10:00 a . nings but unfortunately Waterloo notched a couple more . SATURDAY SEPT. 7th, 1996 a Shae 1 0.00 a a hits to score the win. = Gates Open 8:00 a.m. : 2 E eee, . = Education Tent All Day oy Community 00 = | iz Conklin Midway 10 a.m. - 11 p.m. ey ano Beare _ ee = . Homecrafts/Exhibits All Day Ty Derb D2 0 Bem: m : Kinsmen Girls' Softball 8:00 a.m. oo aA ee ee : 6m . Hunter Schooling Show 9:00 a.m. I eee oa aa Dens e Ee 2 JR. A : Junior Dairy Show 10:30 a.m. De eae Race oo Le . . Salvation Army Tent EG no th : EXHIBITION . Children's Crafts 11:00 a.m. icone ae . . Puppet Show 12 Noon; 4 p.m.; 5 p.m.; 6 p.m. u . HOCKEY . Local Entertainment 1:00 p.m. vniccion : . Parade 2:00 p.m. Friday - $5.00 . 'sms . . Official Opening 2:15 p.m. =. 2 e Georgetown Jr. 'A' Raiders = RCMP. Musical Ride 2:30 p.m. ane ae - VS. ay. 0 Rabbit Club Showmanship Webkcad Pass = $1 pct person . . (in Education Tent) 3:30 p.m. Children 7 to 12 - $3.00 5 Brampton - R.C.M.P. Stable Visitation 4:00 p.m. 5 - = . 5 Children under 7 Free 5 a Boe tenet a5 OPM: Advanced Ticket Sales - am THIS SATURDAY! Sept. 7 - 7:30 pm . Demolition Derby oem Halton Hills Cultural Centre* (Library) - . 877-3700; Thurs. 4 - 8 p.m.; Sat. 1 - 5 p.m. . GORDON ALCOTT ARENA . * Note: Tickets purchased through Civic Centre have $1.25 : ADULTS $5 CHILDREN/STUDENTS/SENIORSS2 | = (extra) Service Charge : a $ a ""S WEP OWES eT WRU ERROR RRR PPR