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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994 PAGE 21 The Oakville Longhorns have given the Northern Football Conference the onceâ€"through, and they‘re looking unbeatable. An easy 42â€"10 over Toronto Eagles on Saturday night at Bronte Athletic Field before several hundred fans capped off the first half of the season in which the defending champions have defeated each of the league‘s five other teams for a perfect record. Longhorns breeze through first half Oakville‘s next home game will be on Sat., July 9, 7 p.m. against the North Bay Bulldogs at Bronte Athletic Field. The Longhorns will begin the second half of the homeâ€"andâ€"home schedâ€" ule Friday on the road against Scarborough Crimson Tide. The event, which kicked off o e Sunday, was open to all youth Harry Acheso had been knocked 17 years of age and under who out of singles but was still alive in either live or belong to a tennis doubles. (Photo by Barrie Erskine) club in Oakville. Here‘s the schedule for the rest of the matches: The Oakville Club‘s popular annual junior tennis tournament concludes Thursday with a full slate of championship games. On Centre Court at 10:30 a.m., the following matches will be taped for a later cable broadcast.. They will be played,one after the other in the following order: girls underâ€"18 singles; boys underâ€"18 singles; boys underâ€"16 singles; and boys underâ€"18 doubles. The public is invited to attend. 8:30 a.m. games: boys underâ€"10 singles; boys underâ€" 12 singles; girls underâ€"10 sinâ€" gles; girls underâ€"12 singles; girls underâ€"16 singles. 10:30 a.m. games: boys underâ€"14 singles; boys underâ€" 12 doubles; girls underâ€"14 sinâ€" gles; girls underâ€"12 doubles. 1 p.m. games: boys underâ€"14 doubles; boys underâ€"16 douâ€" bles; girls underâ€"18 doubles. Oakville Club‘s Junior Tennis Tournament The Toronto Eagles gained only 11 yards on the ground in 16 tries. They were marginally better in the air, as their passes hit the mark five of 23 times for 79 yards. Former Oakville midget played with top draft pick â€"â€"Things "kind of came together" after being traded early on in the season from the North York Rangers to the Thornhill Islanders of the Metro Junior A hockey league. Former Oakville tripleâ€"AAA midget hockey player Patrick Russell can attest to the benefits that a change of scenery can sometimes bring. The 19â€"yearâ€"old White Oaks Secondary School student was named the team‘s best defenceman and was subsequently awarded the plaque as the best defenceman in the Bauer Division. The team finished second in the Bauer Division and were beat out in the second round of the playoffs by the firstâ€"place Wexford team. Ironically, one of Russell‘s fellow blueliners, Jeff Brown, was the top pick in the recent Ontario Hockey League draft. "He‘s an excellent player," said Russell. "He‘s 6‘3", 180 pounds â€" and he‘s only 15 years old. He‘s good on offence and good on defence." While the youngster was scooped by the new Sarnia team, Patrick is still mulling over what he‘ll do. While the dream of making a living as a professional hockey player "is always there", he admits that at this point he‘s "going for education, first of After trading field goals in the first quarter in Saturday night‘s game, the Oakville Longhorns broke the game open in the second quarter with three touchdowns. Quarterback Mark Demerling hit receivers Phil Doyle (nine yards), Jamie Wootton (12 yards) and Dan McAlonan (17 yards). Mike Jackson managed to convert the third touchdown. He missed the first one and a twoâ€" point conversion was missed after the second touchdown. Oakville continued where they left off in the third quarter with newcomâ€" er Mike Cacador engmeenng a one-pomt safety on the opening kickâ€"off and Cliff Woodley running in a nineâ€"yard major (converted by Mike Jackson). Toronto Eagles finally struck for their own major on a sevenâ€"yard run by Chad Kennedy (converted by Gavin Lawrence) but Oakville‘s Rob Baylis ran the subsequent kickâ€"off back 80 yards (converted by Mike Jackson). "That broke their back pretty good," said coach Tony Molnar. The Longhorns added a twoâ€"point safety as well as a fourthâ€"quarter field goal to round out the scoring. â€" The Longhorns rushed for 151 yards on 31 carries. Steve Taylor shoulâ€" dered the brunt of the work chalking up 48 yards on nine carries. In the air, Demerling engineered a 267â€"yard blitz, going 23 for 32. He threw three touchdown passes and gave up one interception. That could mean going to a Canadian university this fall, either Western (See ‘OHL Draft‘ page 24) Move over World Cup, 60â€"team tourney gets underway Friday The greatest sporting event in the world may be going on in the Unitec States right now, but this weekend it will have to share the stage â€" at leas in Oakville â€" with the 19th Boys International Soccer Tournament. This year, there‘s 60 teams competing, including some impressive inter national visitors, including, for the first time, teams from Italy anc Trinidad. In the boys underâ€"13 division, Pol. San Faustino, from Modena, Italy chosen Oakville over many American tournaments. _ The team is a provincial champion and league winners, and Phil Tafrate of the Oakville Soccer club said "we are hoping that Oakville‘s Italian comâ€" munity will come out and support this fine team." . In the boys underâ€"11 division, the Jean Lillywhite Soccer Lions, fro Port of Spain, Trinidad will try out their skills against the best teams fro Ontario. Also on hand, in the underâ€"13 division, is the Tass Thistle Boys Clu from Scotland. The 19th annual tournament, which runs Friday through Sunday (July 1 3), features 16 teams in the underâ€"11 division, 20 teams in the underâ€"1. division, 12 teams in the underâ€"15 division and 12 teams in the underâ€"1 division. Other international entries this year, include: * underâ€"11 division: the Black Watch Royals from Tampa, Florida; an the Centreville Galazies from Spring Valley, Ohio; * underâ€"13 division: Bowie Bulls from Bowie, Maryland; * underâ€"15 division: Centerville United from Dayton, Ohio; Resto Rampage from Reston, Virginia; Southbury Trojans from Southbur; Connecticut; and Akron Soccer Club from Akron, Ohio; * underâ€"17 division: Upper Bucks Raiders from Telford, Pennsylvania. Tafrate said this year‘s tournament "has the potential to be the best eve as the best teams from Ontario take on some outstanding international com petition." June 22 Dick/App 17, Vacation 4 Dick/App 11, Avaion 8 Juke Box 9, Kool 4 Old Timers 13, Bulldogs 12 June 15 Kool 5, Old Timers 3 Vacation 7, Old Timers 6 Dick/App 6, Bulldogs 0 Juke Box 3, Avaion 2 June 13 Bulldogs vs Kool (Ppd) June 12 Kool 6, Vacation 0 Vacation 2, Juke Box 1 Avalon 8, Bulldogs 8 (9 innings) Old Timers 15, Dick/App 0 _ Bantam division (final) _ The finals will be played at Sheridan College on Sun. July 3. with game getting underway at 10 a.m. (underâ€"11), noon (underâ€"15), 2 p.m. (underâ€"13 and 4 p.m. The huge tournament will use 16 different fields in Oakville and spec tors are encouraged to take in some live soccer action. Bowie vs Brampton (Shell South), Tass Thistle vs Oakville Dynamo (Blakelock High School), Oshawa vs Unionvilleâ€"Milliken (Harman Gate Park). 11 a.m. games: Vaughan Strikers vs Woodbridge (Glen Allen Park), Vaughan Rockets vs North York (Shell North), Glen Shields vs St. Catharines (Shell South), Markham vs Etobicoke (Blakelock High School), North Scarborough vs Wexford (Harman Gate Park). 3 p.m. games: Vaughan Rockets vs Gloucesster (Gien ‘Allen Park), Glen Shields vs Bowie Bulls (Shell North), Markham vs Tass Thistle (Shell South), Vaughan Strikers vs S. Faustino (Blakelock High School), Woodbridge vs North York (Harman Gate Park). 5 p.m. games: Oakville Generals vs Unionvilleâ€"Miliken (Glen Allen Park), Brampton vs North Scarborough (Shell North), Oakville Dynamo vs Wexford (Shell South), Mississagua vs Oshawa (Blakelock High mool)mdamvaEbbboka(HamnGa\s ). Saturday, July 2 9 a.m. games: St. Catharines vs Bowie Bulls (Gien Allen Park), Etobicoke vs Tass Thistle (Shell North), Woodbridge vs S. Faustino (Shell South), North York vs Gloucester (Blakelock High School), Mississauga vs _Oakville Generale (Harman Gate Park). BOYS UNDERâ€"11 GROUP A: North Scarborough Scorpions, Mississagua Terminators, Black Watch Royals (Tampa Bay, Florida) and Kitchener Soccer Club. GROUP B; Glen Shields Sharks, Erin Mills Eagles, Thomhill Thunderbirds and Niagara Falls Philip Environmental. GROUP C: Oakvilie Strikers, St. Catharines Concord Sharks, Centerville United Galaxies (Centerville, Ohio) and Pickering Soccer Club. GROUP D: North York Rockets, Burlington Youth Thistle, Jean Lillywhite Lions (Trinidad) and Oakville Warriors. Qualifying rounds Friday, July 1 9 a.m. games: North Scarborough vs Kitchener (Oakville Park N), Glen Shields vs Niagara Falls (Oakville Park S), Oakville Strikers vs Pickering (Post Park), North York vs Oakville Warriors (General Wolte High School). 10 a.m. games: Mississauga vs Black Watch Royals (Oakville Park N), Erin Mills vs Thomhill (Oakville Park S), St. Catharines vs Centreville (Post Park), Burlington vs J. Lillywhite (General Wolfe High School). 3 p.m. games: Thomhill vs Glen Shields (Oakville Park N), Black Watch Royals vs North Scarborough (Oakville N) Kitchener vs Mississauga (Oakville Park S), Oakville Warriors vs Burlington (Post Park), Pickering vs St Catharines (General Wolfe High School) July 2 9 a.m. gamnes: North York vs Burlington (Oakville Park N), Oakville Strikers vs St. Catharines (Oakville Park S); Glen Shields vs Erin Mills (Post Park), North Scarborough vs Mississauga (T.A. Blakelock High Park S), J. Lillywhite vs North York (Post Park), Centreville vs Oakville Strikers (General Wolfe High 5 p.m. games: Niagara Falls vs Erin Mills (Oakville Park 11 a.m. games: J. Lillywhite vs Oakville Warriors (Oakville Park N), Centerville vs Pickering (Oakville Park S), Thomhill vs Niagara Falls (Post Park), Black Watch Royals vs Kitchener (Blakelock High School). 3 p.m. games (semiâ€"finals): winner of Group A vs winner of Group C (Shell North); winner of Group B vs winner of Group D (Shell South). Sunday, July 3 B Pn s BOYS UNDERâ€"13 _ _ GROUP A: Pol San Faustino (Modena, Italy), Vaughan Strikers, Oshawa Turul, Woodbridge Strikers, Mississauga Hurricanes. GROUP B: Gloucester Homets, Vaughan Rockets, Unionvilleâ€"Milliken Red Devils, North York Rockets, GROUP C: Bowie Bulls (Bowie, Maryland), Glen Shields Athletics, North Strikers, St. Catharines Concord Force and Brampton Soccer Club. GROUP D: Tass Thistle Boys Club (Ayr, SOofland). Markham Lightning, Wexford Warriors, Etobicoke Soccer Club, Oakville Dynamo. Friday, July 1 9 a.m. games: S. Faustino vs Mississauga (Glen Allen Park), Gloucester vs Oakville Generals (Shell North), omplete tournament schedule Billy Hussey (Bandits) 19 Paul Wade . (Turbos) 17 M. Mackenzie (JmsGng) 11 DanLennox 13 M.Tarantino (Bandits) 8 R.Edmonds (JmsGng) 13 JWatt _ (Angads) 9 R. Conboy â€"+(Angads) 5 J.VanWeiren (Angads) 5 K.Eansor _ (Rngads) 1 Mike Porter â€" (Bandits) 19 Top scorers (Rngads) 2 11 a.m. games: North Scarborough vs Glen Shie! (Glen Allen Park), Wexford vs Markham (Shell Nort Oshawa vs Vaughan Strikers (Shell South), Unionvi Milliken vs Vaughan Rockets (Blakelock High Scho Brampton vs Oakvilie Dynamo (Harman Gate Park). 3 p.m. games (quarterâ€"finals): winner of Group A vs ru ner up of Group D (Shell East); winner of Group B runner up of Group C (Bronte Athletic Field); winner Group C vs runner up of Group B (Loyola High Schoc winner of Group D vs runner up of Group A (Sh Sunday, July 3 9 a.m. games (Semiâ€"finals): winner of the first qua final game vs winner of 3rd quarterâ€"final game (S Group B: Dixie Flyers, Welland Soccer Club, Whit Iroquois Wolves, Akron Soccer Club (Ohic). Group C: Centerville United Galaxies (Ohi¢ Mississauga Demolition, Olympic Flame, Southbu Trojans (Connecticut). Friday, July 1 9 a.m. games: Reston vs North Scarborough (Oakvi Trafaigar High School), Dixie vs Akron (Loyola Hi School), Centerville vs Southbury (Bronte Athletic Fiel 11 a.m. games: Guelph vs Maiven (OTHS), Welland Whitby (Loyola), Mississauga vs Olympic Flar (Bronte). _ . 3 p.m. games: Whitby vs Dixie (OTHS), Olympic Flar vs Centerville (Loyola), Maivern vs Reston (Bronte). 5 p.m. games: Akron vs Welland (OTHS), Southbury Mlsussaugn (Loyola) and North Scarborough vs Guel 9 a.m. games: Centerville vs Mississagua (OTH: Reston vs Guelph (Loyola), Dixie vs Welland (Bronte) 11 a.m. games: Olympic Flame vs Southbury, Maive vs Scarborough, Whitby vs Akron. 5 p.m. games (semiâ€"finals): winner of Group A vs wint of Group C (Shell North), winner of Group B vs wild cz (Shell South). 'M\owidemdeomufmemups,howwonl be winner of Group A vs winner of Group B (S! North) and Winner of Group C vs wild card (S! Sunday, July 3 w"w at Sheridan game at College. BOYS NDE 17 Group A: North York Rockets, Whitby Iroquois C Maiton Red Devils, Upper Bucks Rai Group C: Maivern Magic, East York Soccer Clu Concord Storm and London United Eagles. Friday, July 1 9 a.m. games: North York vs Upper Bucks (Shell Wes Oakville Winstare vs Wextord (Shell East, Maiven London. 11 a.m. games: Whitby vs Maiton (Shell West), N Italia vs Glen Shields (Shell East), East York vs Conce (South East Sports Field). (Pennsyivania). Group B: Oakville Winstars, Niagara Falls Club Juventus, Glen Shields Flames, Wexford Momin 3 p.m. games: Glen Shields vs Oakvilie Wins (Shell West), Concord vs Malven (Shell East), Mal vs North York (South East Sports Field). 5 p.m. games: Wexford vs N.F. Club Italia (Shell We London vs East York (Shell East), Upper Bucks Whitby (South East Sports Field). Saturday, July 2 9 a.m. games: Maivem vs East York (Shell West), No York vs Whitby (Shell East), Oakville Winstars vs N Club Italia (South East Sports Field). 11 a.m. games: Concord vs London United (Sh West), Maiton vs Upper Bucks (Shell East), GI Shields vs Wexford (South East Sports Field) 5 p.m. games (semiâ€"finals): winner of Group A vs win of Group C (Shell West), winner of Group B vs wild ce (Shell East). * If the wild card comes from Group B, however, it \ be winner of Group A vs winner of Group B (Shell We and Winner of Group C vs wild card (Shell East). Sunday, July 3 4 p.m. championship game at Sheridan College. A o A R OR OR J O A © PicADeli 11 2 8 1 5 Thurs., June 23: it was Picâ€"Aâ€"Deli 9, Legion 5; Chaps 8, Coach‘s 5; and Avaion 11, Texas Armadillos 9. The highlight reel had Picâ€"Aâ€"Deli‘s Laurie Rushbrook going three for three, with two doubles and a triple. Marion Steggerda went threeâ€"forâ€"four with three strong triples for Avaion. Tues., June 21: it was Texas Armadillos 12, Picâ€"Aâ€"Deli 4; Avaion 6, Chaps 5; and Legion 10, Coach‘s 9. The highlight reel had Stephanie Farrugia going threeâ€"forâ€"three to help Legion edge Coach‘s. Pat Burchell and Sandy Kirk both hit homers for Texas to give their team a commanding lead. * playoff results for both the Oakville Minor Lacrosse Association and Kinsmen Minor Softball will be in (As of June 24)