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14 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1996 CHARGE! Rebels Junior footballers lead the charge against the opposition, Friday at Georgetown District High School. Georgetown routed the competition, capitalizing on turnouvers. (Jamie Harrison photo) Bracky's continues to dominate BY ALEX TOUGH Special to the Gemini Results form last weeks Halton League are Brackys Brew Crew 9-5 over McGibbon II; Brackys Tapsters 8-6 over Coalyard Pattys I; Brackys Fat Bunch 8-6 over Royal Pizza Il; Brackys Griller 9-5 over Legion II; Charleys 11-3 over Coalyard Pattys II; Legion III 8-6 over Royal Pizza I and Legion I 9-5 over McGibbon II. Charleys take over the lead for the present from Coalyards I with Brew Crew, Grillers, and Tapsters all from Brackys following. Charleys are unbeaten along with Tapsters, the only such teams. Coalyards II, McGibbon II and Royal Pizza I are the only non-winners thus far. It is early days yet. Tapsters took both teams. sets against Coalyard I for openers. the singles opening sets wentto Patty before Tapsters settled down for the remaining five, which were duly one. The four doubles began with a Tapsters win followed by Pattys taking the other three sets to make a respectable score at the finish. In the match, Rob Marrows, Caroline Vallance, Bill Kitely, Steve Peggie and Jon Brown all gained bonus points for high scores. Mike Pepper and Daryl Maybanks each scored 180 and larry Hunt notched 156. Several players scored double and single 140s. Dave white scored 139, Chris Scutt 136 and Mark See 132. See closed high with 113, Irwin See, twice, with 112 and 111. Terry hancock closed exactly 100 for an extra point. trevor Campbell, however, made the most points for the night with 11, Larry Hunt, Irwin See and Alex Tough each [PERSONAL SECRETARIAL SERVIGES To meet your Industrial, Commercial & Personal Needs Letters ¢ Mail Merges Resumes @ Reports Proposals ¢ Personal Typing Forms @ Invoicing Correspondence PAT HATCH, 360 Guelph St., Georgetown Phone: 873-8240 Fax: 873-8239 Ne J made ten points. Individual points are given for on the board wins, high scores and finishes. Terry Hancock leads from Kyle Hancock, Dave Scutt, John Colter, Mark See, Walt Anderson and Alex Tough at this very early stage. Industrial League leaders are Gasketman, a familiar sight, as is New Dream Team challenging. Gasketman defeated Independents by the maximum score of 11-0. new Dreamers axed Woodchuckers 10-1, Guzzlers sunk Nimrods 9-2 and Panthers ate Better Cut Keys 7-4. High starts came from Daryl Maybanks(125), Walt Anderson(108) and Stan Rhynold(105). Beau Beaumont (making a come back) finished high on 103. Mike Hope made the first 180 of the season and Rhynold fires two 140s. Beaumont hit for 140 and Irwin See for 138. Guelph tourney productive for Senior Rebels Volleyballers BY KYLE GOODLET The Georgetown Gemini Coach Bob McKay and his senior boys Volleyball team travelled to The University of Guelph this past weekend to compete in the Guelph Gryphon's High School Boys Tournament. Although the Rebels experienced the agony of defeat more often than not, they come away from the weekend a better prepared team. The boys started off the tournament with aclose 16-14 loss to home-town Guelph Centennial and then came flat in the second game losing 15-4. In their next few matches the Rebs split games with Voaden, beat London Laurier in two straight and lost two to Stratford. Inthe quarter finals Ursuline College eliminated GDHS in close games of 15-11 and 15-12. "The boys faced tough competition in their pool which was made up of first place teams from various regions," said Coach McKay. Minor Novice Raiders have strong showing The Georgetown Raider Mi- nor Novices continue to ex- cel with recent wins in Bur- lington, Orangeville and Brampton, and a tough loss to Oakville. The Novices started their season with a decisive 6-1 win over Burlington. Jeff Bayley started the scoring with an unassisted goal in the first. Chris Darling also scored in the first assisted by Bayley and Ryan Putnam. This goal was his first on the evening as the Georgetown crowd took their hats off to Chris for an early season hat trick. He went on to score in the second unassisted as he car- ried the puck the full length of the ice, and again in the third with help from Gregory Heywood. Jeff Bayley scored his second from Darling and Putnam, with Brady Gingras rounding out the scoring as- sisted by Heywood. The Novices continued on a winning streak at home to Orangeville with a first pe- riod marker by Ryan Putnam from Michael La Rose. Chris Darling found the ropes for an unassisted marker in the second, fol- lowed by Larose's goal from Raymond Martin. The Raiders sealed the vic- tory with a third period siz- zler from Martin assisted by Putnam and LaRose. Alex Bulgarelli had his first regu- lar season shut out in this 4-0 outcome. Oakville proved too much for the Raiders on the next outing as the locals were out skated by their southern neighbours. An early goal by Brett Reynolds, setup by Jeff Bayley and Michael Clost, was not enough to help the home side as Oakville took the win 4-1. The team travelled to Brampton and showed their true grit with an excellent 3- 2 win over the Maroons. Raymond Martin scored six minutes into the first, assisted by Mike LaRose. Two third period markers went to jeff Bayley and Chris Darling. assists went Michael Clost and Peter Bailey. Excellent aggressive skating and defense was provided by Pe- ter Bailey, Mitchell Thompson, Kyle Westwood and Cory McLaughlin; the Raiders' 4- man defensive squad. This winn was well fought by the Raiders who had lost two exhibition bouts to Brampton. Eagles finish third The Georgetown Eagles Rookie Ball squad travelled to Kingsville, Ontario this Fall to compete in the 1996 Provincial Championships. The boys faced teams from Belle River, Thorold, Lucan and Kingsville on their way to a third place finish in the tournament. Alex Redekop captured tournament MVP honours. ae JR. 'A' HOCKEY Georgetown Jr. 'A' Raiders Vs. Burlington Cougars THIS SATURDAY! Oct. 12 - 8:30 pm GORDON ALCOTT ARENA ADULTS $6 STUDENTS/SENIORSS3 CHILDREN $2 CALL STARPHONE (416) 350-3000, CATEGORY 2093, FOR UP-TO-THE- MINUTE LEAGUE GAME RESULTS AND SPECIAL LEAGUE ANNOUNCEMENTS. CHAMPS! The Georgetown Eagle Rookie Ball team fin- ished third at the Provincial championships in Kingsville, recently.Back row, from left: Peter Gray, Gerry Logan, Murray Greer, Brian James and Jack Oesch Middle Row, from left: Anthony Murphy, Tyler Davis, Taylor King, Russ Lawrence, Ryan Dunlop, Ryan Gray. Front row, from left, Sean Logan, Mark Walkington, alex Redekop, David Oesch, Andrew Jones, David Walkington. Acton Motors Servicing All Makes Selected Used Cars| 853-1280 BLAIR McCALLUM