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© The Oakville Blue Devils play their most important game of the year this Saturday, 3 p.m., at Kitchener‘s Centennial Stadium, as they take on their archâ€"rivals, Scarborough Malvern, for the presâ€" tigious Ontario Cup. The winner gets boasting rights as the best underâ€"16 boys team in the province. Oakville is already home to the best underâ€"17 boys team and the best underâ€"13 girls team in the province. That happened last weekend, also at Centennial Stadium in Kitchener, with the Oakville Blazers girls underâ€"13 team defeating Burlington Sting 3â€"0 and the (®ikville Winstars underâ€"17 team Ontario Cup game Saturday "It‘s a great way to play an old favourite" Y A4.4 in Oakuil The Winstars are now preparing for the national championships in Etobicoke, October 7â€"10. Both of those victorious teams, however, went into their respective championship games as favourites, to one degree or another. defeating Whitby Celtic 4â€"2. The Blue Devils, on the other hand, have yet to beat Scarborough Malvern in four tries this year. Malvern are the defending national champions (winning the underâ€"15 title last year) and are the fourâ€"time provincial champions. But Oakville will go into the game armed with the knowledge that in the last outing (a regular seaâ€" son game), they managed to tie them 2â€"2, and nearly won after being ahead 2â€"0. Oakville dropped the first three encounters in two tournaments in Scarborough and East York. Either way, it‘s sure to be an exciting game with the two teams, between them, fielding nine nationâ€" al team players. Oakville advanced to this weekâ€" end‘s Ontario Cup with a 2â€"0 win over Pickering Power last Sunday. The two Oakville players are Danny Gallagher and Paul Hayward. It was "a tough, physical game that Oakville was forced to play because of Pickering‘s tactics of close marking and intimidating play," said coach Phil Iafrate. He pegged goalkeeper Peter Eskit and coâ€"captains Danny Gallagher and Matt Pittman as well as David Crane as being "outstandâ€" ing on defence." Ed McMillan put Oakville or board at the 34â€"minute mark 1 David Crane and Kory Jazbec Niki Budalich notched the in ance marker at the 44â€"minute :1 (See ‘league title‘ page 31) Available at your nearest Lottery Retailer in Oakuille, or wherever you happen to be. The Oakville Minor Baseball Association‘s 1994 season came to a close on Saturday with its annual championship day. This season, close to 2,300 youngsters between the ages of 5 and 18 participated in the house league, select and town rep proâ€" grams. Here are the final day results: MAJOR Tâ€"BALL Championship These baseball playoffs went off without a hitch Cycle Sports 16 Consolation: Although this play was close at second base, One Hour Motophoto went on to win handily over ScotiaBank. (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) Erinwood Ford 22, Clare Wicklow 21 John Olech Electric FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 PAGE 30 Oakville MINOR MOSQUITO Championship: Gino‘s Pizza vs Raleigh Bicycle Consolation: Erinwood Ford 14, Cruise Ship Centers 1 MAJOR MOSQUITO Championship: McDonald‘s (Iroquois Shores) 5, Loblaws 3. Consolation: Centre 2 PEE WEE Championship: Vendors International 13, Aquatic PoolSpa 0 Consolation: Syntex 9, Seaway Metal 8 BANTAM Championship: One Hour Motophoto 8, ScotiaBank 2 Consolation: Civitan Club 6, Tilden Truck Rentals 3 MIDGET/AJUVENILE Championship: Kennedy Ford Sales 17, Deloitteâ€" Touche 14 Consolation : Male Health Clinic 10, Lome Park Auto Team Five 3, Bosley Real Estate 1