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and Quote from the world of sport by Denis Gibbons For a team that in the opinion of Warrior coach Jack Leach shouldnt have been given an automatic berth in the August50LA Junior tournament Acton Rams have been doing quite well for themselves lately especially against the hot and cold Warriors The rapidly improving Rams nosed out Leachs squad 1817 before a noisy crowd at the community centre Monday night for only their fourth win in league games but second in three starts against Rexdale Victory was doubly sweet for the Rams who had come out on the short end of three previous one goal decisions on their home floor Whats more it was particularly timely in view of the act Leach had launched a move to have the site of the August tournament switched from Acton to Rexdale as recently as Friday He called me to say he thought the tournament should be moved and be revised to include more than four teams Ram manager Alan Hall reported He said he didnt think it was fair for a team as low in the standings as Acton to be In there According to Hall Leach said he was supported in his feelings in a telephone poll to team reps in Bolton Wallaccburg and Midland He apparently did not contact and Windsor the leagues top two teams and the two most likely to get berths in the tournament under the present arrangements Acton and were the only two teams tomake a bid to host the event and OLA officials obviously impressed by the recordbreaking playoff crowds here last season as well as the enthusiasm of the Ram executive accepted the Acton bid It was probably no coincidence that Leach waited until his club hit a hot streak to challenge rules for the tournament which were finalized at a meeting over a month ago Coming into Acton Monday night had won four of its last five gnmes losing only by a single goal to the league- leading and had become a threat to beat out Windsor Warlocks for second place and a tournament berth Rom officials have been busy preparing for the Civic Holiday weekend tourney which has now been set to coincide with a gala Gay dance cosponsored by the Rams and the Acton Sabres Junior hockey club An allexpense paid trip to Edmonton to represent Ontario in the Castrol Cup Canadian junior lacrosse championships beginning August is the prize up for grabs in the tourney OLA SecretaryManager Jnck Christie told me last week the tournament victors will have their expenses about per cent taken care or thanks to a fund into which each of Ontarios Junior teams have deposited and a government recreation grant The winners will also collect per cent of the gate receipts of the Acton tournament The Ram organization has definitely proven over the past three years it deserves to host the tournament Whether the present Ram team is worthy of an automatic berth may be a point for debate but If our information Is correct the decision to include the top two teams in the final standings an Eastern Ontario representative plus the host team was made before the season started and agreed to by all teams Each one of them had a chance to submit a bid In any case Rams arc now playing Incrossc equal in calibre to any team in the province after a dismal StarBand remarks may just be enough to spur them on to bigger and better things in August Instead of trying to switch the site of the tournament the mentor might do well to find a way to stop Rams high scoring captain Mike Mike has scored of his goals in the lasttwo ActonRexdalc games Thats more than many of the Warrior players have been able to score all season July Bants bombed Milton bantam scored two Impressive County minor baseball league victories over the Acton Thompson at park last week The visitors broke a 33 tie with a run in Die third Thursday night breezed to any easy win behind the pitching of 11 The three first inning Acton runs as a result of singles by Marvin Kibbler Ken and a double by catcher Tom Final run Acton also scored In the sixth when lid Knslnjt led off with a walk and Ken Swan and Jim Kills rapped out back to back ninnies Top for Milton were lowers with a double and a homo run and It with a single and a double For Acton Tom Ha vert picked up three hits and Ken Swan hud triumph Acton pitchers for 23 in the process nils by Jeff Kibble and Hay produced the first Acton run In the second inning circled the bases on Milton errors to score the other run In tho seventh Perfect night Milton scored 11 of their runs in the third fourth perfect five for live homo run for the county towncrs Miirlln led Acton hitters with three singles In four at bats Jeff Kibble singled twice two No licit Friday second name of scries was strictly no contest as Milton to a 172 Mrvlr Mdrllnrf Turn in REXDALE WARRIOR forward Andy Hems bounced this shot game here Dew Worm Murray tried to off the Acton goalpost after a last minute checking effort by block the shot Rams Dale Watson failed in Monday nights Junior C Photo by D Gibbons Tex still tough Rexdale regrets to learn Rams improving rapidly Aided by an explosive first period power play and a gutsy effort by Fergus juvenile recruit John Povey Acton Rams upset the redhot Warriors 1817 in Junior lacrosse thriller here Monday night Hum captain Mike raised his leagueleading goals total to for games as he scored eight of IB Acton goals despite continual hammering from frustrated Rexdale checkers scored eight times In a 1412 overtime win against last month playing on a one game release made no fancy moves but came up with big saves in key situations to snuff out potential Warrior rallies Heat hurts With Hams leading 117 In the second period was forced Int girls win Acton intermediate girls scored 1 1 runs in the fourth Inning on their way to a Halton rural minor Softball league victory over last Wedncsdoy night Acton 111 14 to leave the game suffering from heat exhaustion He returned in the third period after Warriors had cut the Acton lead to at the expense of a gome but in effective Bruce Murray Hams took full advantage of penalties given by referees Doug and Dan especially In the first period when Lhcy grabbed an lead Warriors scored twice in the final two minutes of the game to cut the Acton lead to one goal and a near riot erupted when Kexdalc officials complained to the referees that precious seconds were allowed to waste away on the clock in the last minute Fills fly goalie Sam Sgro and Hams Bruce Cooksley flew each other in a free swinging bout of fisticuffs when checked the Warrior goalie outside the crease In the third period Other Ram scorers were Craig with three goals Grant Humes with two and Bruce Munes Gary Fisher Mike Cooper and Harry with one apiece Fishers goal his first of the season Andy Hems Steve Sell and apse hurts A second period defensive lapse cost Rums victory In Bolton last Wednesday night The third place won the gnme on the strength of 1 they connected on In the second frame Mike Marcoux fired five Acton goals Haines netted three und two each and Hurry Court Mike Cooper und one apiece Terry Sanderson Craig Mngoe connected four times for Bolton is only third string goulle for the Fergus juveniles The only reason I gut to come here tonight he is Uuit theyre going to use the other two guys iigiiinst Six Nations tomorrow night limns may arrange a deul with the Junior Comets allowing to certain games there in return for the use of juvenile net- minder Mike Kriver Although just us effective overpowering style of play is opposite to the game of finesse displayed by former Ham scoring great Bob lirkos Fergus trounced Barber Shop 122 behind five hit hurling of veteran Curl Tex here night Merchants nipped barber Hturtcr Grunt Usher his reliever Doug Vlekcry for total of lit bum hits and also accepted eight free passes in coasting to the easy win Alter giving up an unearned run In the first inning when second baseman lord Abbott booted Jan grounder I bourne pitched fluwless ball He allowed only a harmless run In the eighth on consecutive base hits by Jim Fred Buchanan und He retired the side in order four times Shortstop Hewer sparkled defensively for the Men hunts recording four and two stealing at least three sure Acton base with backhanded stubs Centre fielder Dave came up with the defensive of the game when he took off with the crack of Ihe bat and backhanded towering drive to right centre In the third The bull would have been out of most parks In the leu I Abbott paced the Fergus offensive with four hits In five at bats Hob Frank Sch midt Don Tosh had three hits apiece Jim Fred llucluman Dave and Bruce Thorn son each hit safely once for Petes Thomusons hit wus three bagger down the right field line Barbers host tomorrow Thursday night play in ilen Williams night and take on Georgetown here Sunday night at JO SUPERMARKET MILL ST 8530650 Usher shows Hespeler something newer than Neu If youre going to win a game you might well beat the best while youre at It Thats the philosophy Petes Barber Shop employed as they blanked the leagueleading for their win In nine Inter county Fastball league games in last Tuesday night A sparkling five hit shutout pitching effort by Grant Usher and a play by Fred Buchanan In the ninth inning GRANT USHER helped barbers hand only their second loss of the season Both have been by a 10 Hurlers duel slier and Juke hooked up In a score less duel for the first eight innings before Acton picked up on unearned run in the ninth Buchanan led off with a perfectlyplaced bunt for a base Rockwood doubles score on Fergus Timely hitting by Norm Beattle and Mike Martin along with the IS pitching of Bob Shaw helped Seniors down Fergus Merchants for their eighth Intercounty league win against three losses in Fergus last Wednesday night lashed out three singles in four at bats and drove In two of the runs Martin drove in one run with a double and also singled Spicer struck out 13 batters In a losing effort Spicer and Gord Abbott each hit safely twice for the Merchants hosts Glen Williams tomorrow Thursday night at and travels to Hespeler to take on the league leaders Friday night Issue 33 A total of 33 building permits were Issued In township during the month of June Total estimated cost of the buddings to be erected hit advanced to second and scored when Hespeler third baseman Don Parks booted Bruce masons grounder Usher gave up only five well scattered base hits and set eight butters down on strikes He received excellent fielding support for the first time this year hot was every bit as effective for Hespeler He allowed only a first inning single to Jim a sixth inning double to John Dunn and Buchanans bunt single He struck out 17 batters whiffing the side three tunes Stan Hardman singled and doubled for Hespeler Don Parks Dave Hilhs and Keith Craig all singled Acton 1 ACTON Andy Williams Bob Andrews Jim Bullough If John Dunn lb Fred Buchanan c Eric ss Dave Bruce Thomason Grant Usher p Ed Phillips If MORTGAGES For Homeowners Prospective Buyers of Market Value 1st Mortgages from 2nd Mortgages from 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