Brookville whips Eden Blues 13 and un der girls Softball team wal loped Eden Mills in their league opener last week then dropped their sec ond contest to Hlllsburg who scored 12 nine In one In ning A second 13 and under girls team the Golds made up mostly of first year players up from the ID and under team lost their first game to Jackie Dennis started pitching for the Blues against Eden Mills and was by Penny McMillan As the core Indicates Bitting was outstanding Jac kie Dennis hurled the whole game against Hlllsburg squirt Tigers whipped the squirt Lions In their first game Friday night Atoms tie scored Acton girls in the first game of the Rural Minor Softball league schedule here Monday night Atom boys battled their visitors to tie The Free Press Wed May 5 Forbes Popiel Junior A draftees The hockey future of two 17 old Georgetown boys brightened considerably lost Tliursdny when they were selected In the annual OKA Major Junior A draft of overage midgets Mike Forbes wai chosen in Hie second round by Kingston and winger Dean a seventh round choice of the London Knighli boys graduated from 197273 Major Midget finalist Georgetown Sunny Acres Farm team lo star this season with the Blues who won the Metro Junior champion ship and were Junior B runners up Junior Blades and Bon of Ihe Milton midgets also had junior Flyers was picked by several players selectc Peterborough and Draft selection of Forbes native Gary who and brings to more played his atom and than the number of bantam hockey in was Georgetown minor hockey taken by Cornwall off lire grads who have gone in major midget team draft in Ihe last years Villagers win opener TRYHARDS won the championship of the Triano Mixed Bowling league Pictured with the trophy to r are Jean Binden George Adams Audrey Rose Gentles Elmer White and Chris Bob Adams and Adams were missing when photo was taken Scott wields big bat for Limehouse boys A seventh Inning double from the bat of shortstop Wade Bckar helped the Intermediate a win over Ihe Cambridge Pirates Sunday afternoon in Camp It was the Inter season opener I n- won their second game In two days with an overpowering win over hometown Monday night The villagers pounded four for IB hits while Wayne Emms limited the opposition to three scattered lilts Em mi recorded 1C strike outs jumped to a 4l first Inning lead cat Rick Mitchell tapped out a single committed two errors Wade Bckar and doubled Wet grounds of the Milton Clubs home opener Miltons Oil grounds Saturday after noon The Milton cam will host Hamilton Saturday Glen clouted three home runs and a triple to spark squirt boys o an easy 421 win over Acton oaf League scheduled Mon day night Acton Is new en try In the league scored in every inning against the inexper ienced Acton team MarkDu walked and scored lone Acton run in Ihe fifth inn Campbell with four hits and Steve Mnrquettcs Wayne Elliott and Jeff Gra ham with three apiece also carried big bats for the Lime house lvic Camp- hell Steve Marquette Glen Scott Marshall Wayne El Donald Syd ney Clous Jeff Graham MnrLin Swlnklcs John Kloosler Peter Stevens HatonPeel scoreboard S Oakville Brampton yChlnguacousy 14 Burlington Georgetown 2 J- Form mens boxla loop A mens recreational lacrosse league is being formed to play games at the community centre Tuesday nights at Jo following roller ska tlnff Organizer Dave Cooks Icy told Ihe Free Press this week that any men interested in playing recreational lacrosse need only show up with a slick gloves and running shoes next Tuesday night May at JO There Is no registration fee Selects debut successful Selects made a successful debut in the Southern Ontario Junior Ladies Fastball League Brantford at Morris ton Monday right Sue Thomson hurled all nine innings for She was aided by a pair of double plays pulled off by her teammates Shortstop Wilson caught a lowlying drive and caught the runner off base on one play and Cathy McLeod made Ihe same double play from her right field position used three 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