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GIRLS Oakville bantam Hornettes came out on the short end of « Hamilton and Burlington, respectively. Brenda Wilkinson scored against Hamilton. Beth Cormier Burlington. Jacklyn Todd and Erin Cannon earned assists The atom Hornettes tied Burlington 1â€"1 on a goal by Kimberty And the novice Hornettes suffered losses of 1â€"0 and 3â€"1 to E respectively. Davina Morris had the Oakviile goal t Seven points in four league games and 2â€"2 record in the Milton tournament was the way Oakville novice Rangers wrapped up the 1992 portion of their season Mike Ruppel and Brian McLaughlin scored two goals each in the last win, 4â€"3 over Orangeville. Trevor Burns had two assists, Ryan Andrews and McLaughlin one The team also sandwiched 15â€"2 and 6â€"5 wins over Flamborough and Hamilton, respecâ€" tively, around a 4â€"3 loss to Orangeville. McLaug!hin had five goals, Ruppel three and James Wallace two against Flamborough. Geoff Curtis had two goals against Hamilton then supplied another against Orangeville. Scott Weagant had a goal in each game, while Christian Daniels and Bryan Mills totalled two each. "We gave them the opportunities and they certainly put them away," said Blades coach Greg Ireland. "Some guys were hemming and hawing about the refereeing but our guys have got to be smarter." Ireland says not only did the penaltyâ€"killers get exhausted but the regular lines were thrown into disarray. â€"_ That win, combined with earlier victories over Orangeville (2â€"1) and Milton (5â€"0) upped the team‘s record to 16â€"6â€"1. ~_ Maila‘s goal with seven seconds to play provided the win over Orangeville. Paulâ€"Simon Muldowney had the other marker. Geoff Schmid, Jamie Ward an Mike Dinner picked up assists. Josh Van Wieren stopped everything that came his way, including a penalty shot, as Oakville blanked Milton. MacDonald, Rich Rassi, Neil Walsworth, Schmid and Matt Masola scored for Oakville. Schmid, Masola and Kyle MacDonald had assists. _ Oakville also defeated Hamilton Eastwood 4â€"1 in an exhibition game @ MINOR BANTAM Sean Krumpek scored two goals as Oakville London Life dumped Georgetown 5â€"3. J.P Merciera, Todd Cruickshank and Steve Clarke also scored. Paul Sanson had three assists. James Innes, Derek Bendig and goalie Jeff Parazo the others Mike Paralovos and Clarke tallied in the team‘s fourth straight tie, 22 with Flamborough Innes and Krumpek assisted. In its three previous games, Oakville settled for ties with Brampton, Chinguacousy and Burlington. The loss dropped fifthâ€"place Oakville‘s record to 14â€"16â€"0 entering last night‘s home match against Milton. After Caledon took a 4â€"3 lead in the third stanza on a shorthanded score by Julian Dulicia, the rash of penalties began with a fiveâ€"minute major to Willie Muir for checking from behind at TRIâ€"COUNTY LEAGUE PEEWEE A Thirdâ€"period goals by Gordie Ball and Jim Romph sparked Oakville King Caledon Farms to a 3â€"1 victory over Georgetown. Jamie Ward had the other marker and set up Romph‘s emptyâ€"netter Grant McLaney and Kyle MacDonald also assistâ€" ed. Oakville Blades danced with the devil one too many times Saturday â€" and the result was an 8â€" 4 loss to Caledon Canadians in a Central Ontario Jr. A Hockey League mateh in Caledon, Seeing their first action of the new year, the Blades were hit with a stream of thirdâ€"period penalties, resulting in three straight power play goals that allowed the hosts to take a 7â€"3 lead. January 6 Blades ring Minor bantams all tied up We Can Offer The Perlect Alternative Io Owning A Lexus. When you‘re killing a lot of penalties there â€" Erin Park bf LExXUS TOYOoTta > YOUR EXCLUSIVE LEXUS DEALER FOR MISSISSAUGA Illl\l‘\'i E 48E 99 _/ lke is im n of the new year, the stream of thirdâ€"period NOVICE uJ M Ir Rep Hockey 11 in new year with another loss 4â€"1 an al (C) are guys on the bench not ready to play," he exâ€" plained. Goaltender Dave Dolecki didn‘t have one of his better games and took two minor penalties himself. Ireland says a few players "have to wake up" and others need to be a little more "unselfish" and shoot more. On the positive side, the Blades‘ powerâ€"play is improving. They connected for three extraâ€" man scores, Saturday. Ireland also praised the work of newcomers Anthony Aversa, acquired from Brampton, and Jason Ricci, from Richmond Hill, both of the Metro Junior League. Aversa, a forward, possesses size and soft After a strong effort at the Showcase Tournament, Matt Interbartolo and the Blades resumed league play with a loss to Caledon. 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Oakville tied Markham beat Brampton 6â€"4 and edged Cobourg 4â€" move into the semis against Markham, this 1 losing 4â€"3. corps Matt Interbartolo, Sandy MacDonald had powerâ€"play t Ralph Radzki also scored. h STARFLEET GRANVILLE 1ands. He notched two assists in his debut Although not big, the 20â€"yearâ€"old Ricci possess ‘s smarts which should help settle the blueling OAKVILLE THE OAKVILLE BEAVER PE NA s CABOT w w we e e e e e e e e h e h e h e e h o h e t h t t t t t t K K »2080808+0828082808.9.9 .9 .99 9 o o o o o o o o o o o e Oe WhiteOaks A Blainsinc k Milton Appleby NhiteOaks ABlakelock AQuara ko Aqunas , which is really quite WeH-rom for : a onceâ€"ayear sale on a wide variety of finelyâ€"crafted solid wood furniture. Markham Rd. 293 | 30% Off All Single and Double Pedestai Tables * | Special! 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Runners star N A4â€"reyv P a Oakville Soccer Club will be holding a special general meeting a its office, tonight (Wednesday) at 8 p.m. Subject of the meeting is the proâ€" posed 1993 registration fee, including lottery tickets. The office is locat ed at 466 Speers Rd. Suite 200. to play moreâ€"or those who would just rather play Thursdays. "I know there‘s a demand for it," Germano says. He already has arena time booked and sponsors lined up. Now he‘s looking for players; preferably in set teams of 15. The $1,200 entry fee only covers operating costs. Call 827â€"6850 for information. Actually, Germano knows in fact, his team, Picâ€"aâ€"Deli S League title. But The Halton Ball Hock to play moreâ€"or those who | there‘s a demand for it " Gert The way Dino Germano figures it, you can never play enough ball hockey. That‘s why the Oakville man is hoping to operate a four, and perhaps eightâ€"team, Thursday night ball hockey loop this summer at Oakville Arenaâ€"despite the fact one already exists on 'Ifiesday nights. Anyone interested in entering a team, or signing an Oakville winter touch football league starting in contact Mike Luyks at $42â€"0361. Registrants shou of ace. # Meanwhile, the juveniles, J local products Dan Lewis anc Vyas, finished first in their po an 8â€"1 record (games). They outlasted Lancaster, 1 the quarterfinals, 4â€"15, 15â€"5, swept Scarborough Apollo 15 10 and prevailed 15â€"12, 7â€"15, over Rochester I in the final. West Side will host a juve Trafalgar High School. Oakville Power and Sail Squadron is'reminding boaters that registra tion for winter courses is tomorrow tonight (Thursday) from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Oakville Trafalgar Secondary School on Devon Rd. Call $42â€" 1987 or $27â€"1460 for details. final both came Rochester The midgets, featuring Oakville‘s Nick Rupcich, Ian Harris, Tyler Proctor, Mike MaclIsaac and John Alexiou, finished first in their pool with a 10â€"0 (games) record in roundâ€"robin action before knocking off Rochester I in the semiâ€"finals 15â€"9, 15â€"4 and Triâ€"City of Kitchener in the West Siders take titles Markham Halton _ SOUDOAK & PINE CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1974 based West Side Volleyball Club mid away victorious at the Flower City Ir ( Whitby: 111 Dunlop St. W. at Brock S 6682770 D )PEN cnows all about the existing one: He played in it Deli Stranglers, won the Oakville Ball Hockey M 15â€"5, 15â€"13 OODCRA NDAY juvenile/junior tournament J 13=12, 15 15, 15â€"11 Unbeatable Prices on All Our Country Uphoistery. 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