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lOGmammnActon OCT BAZ MOTORS AUTO BODY SHOP Expert Paint CoMttonftopalra The Ac ion Sabre took on the Barrle night dropping the fiercely competitive match to the Colls The alto played Saturday night against the Mimico Monarch winning their tint game of the Hellers downs Nielsens 86 Leading off Industrial Hockey League action Hellers downed Nielsens Clothing Sunday Chris Tennant led the Kellers offensive with four goals while Bill Glen McKenile Cliff and Joe Gardln tallied one goal apiece McKeule assisted on three of Hellers goals and Tennant and Jamie Vlckery assis ted twice each Also assisting were John Ashley Severinakl and Briton Henry scored twice for Nielsens while Bart Jacobs John Sykea Bruce McPhail and George rattled in one goal apiece John Sykes Toebes Steve Brunelle Artem Jim McNabb and each had one assist to their credit Acton Travel nipped on Sunday with Lloyd Small wood having a good night scoring twice for Acton Travel Bruce and Terry Winters also scored for Acton Travel Assisting for Acton Travel were Bruce with two Scott Withers Todd Mclntyre and Lome Gordon with one each Mike Morris was also having a good night with scoring twice while Bob Evans banged home the other ATW goal- Gary Pickles made two assists and Randy assisted once In the third and final match Family Cleaners doubled Family Cleaners goals were scored by Bill Fields and Chris two each and Brad Buchanan and Steve Bennett one apiece The assists were made by Gary Moore three John Snow and Buchanan with two each Bruce Cooksley Gary Lumbers and Mike scored a goal apiece for Lakeview while assists were made by Lumbers and Bill Manes Industrial Hockey League action will con tinue on October 16 when Kellers will take on Acton Travel at 7 pin Lakeview will challenge Nielsen s Clothing at and will host Family Cleaners at pjn Leathertown soccer team draws 22 with Georgetown The Mens Soccer Club treat ed area residents to a rare home game on October tying a highly contested match against Georgetown It was a fast entertaining game played under ideal conditions with excellent officiating by local referees Leathertown controlled most of the at tacking play in the first half but failed to score on several opportunities as George town took the lead Coming back for the second half the young Acton squad of 15 men were in a fighting mood Scott Malcolms hustle and John Semenacs play resulted In Striker Dave ties two well taken goals With Acton ahead 21 Georgetown came back with another goal to tie the game at two goals apiece The men continued their race for top spot In the league as they travel led to St Laurence Port Credit to take on Atlas of Mississauga The young Acton team allowed themselves to be intimidated by the spoiling tactics of a very physical Mississauga team Mitch Jeffrey one of the stars was taken off early In the game with a rib injury while Atlas despite their rough play took an early two goal lead A penalty kick for Acton closed the gap and at the end of the first half it was Atlas Acton 1 The first five minutes Into the second half saw Atlas catch Acton napping as two quick breakaway goals Increased the Mississauga lead to three However the local team refused to quit and with persistent attacks the determined Acton team managed to narrow the gap a second time with a goal by John Semenac Mike Masson the Acton goal tender play ed a great game foiling several breakaways The Leathertown men will take on the Toronto Aces at St Laurence on Sunday October lSat Sabres drop close match take seasons first win The Acton continued their regular season play over the weekend dropping their first match Friday night to But then playing strongly Saturday night Acton managed to overpower the for their first victory It was anyones game Friday night the Sabres proved fiercely competitive against the Colts Unfortunately for the Sabrea Barrle managed to hang on to a one goal lead in the second period to defeat Acton Frank the Sabres general manager commented The boys did really well against Barrie They played a good clean game and it was Just unfortunate that we lost I think we could Just have as easily won the game concluded opened the scoring at of the first period with a quick break through the Sabres defense The Sabres down one goal less than two minutes Into the game suddenly came alive a moment later From the disorganization came several well executed plays that ulti mately led to a picture perfect goal by Karl Meyer Assisted by Scott Kennedy Meyer slipped into eked up the pass from Kennedy found his corner of the net and scored With the game tied the Sabres found themselves on a roll Two minutes after their first goal the Sabres took the lead with another series of passing plays Mike intercepted a pass from Ken Kavanagh dekedaround the goal- tender and flipped the puck Into the net By now the Sabres were running like a welloiled machine The Sabres penalty box seats were getting cold as the Acton team kept all of the dirty plays out of the game Although the Sabres were playing a great game It was the sheer determination of a player that poked the puck past the Acton goalkeeper Fred Feu during a scramble front of the net With the game tied up the Sabres became even more determined and at 1311 on a power play broke away from the Colts defense with a pass from the Barrle goal- tender Kavanagh picked out an empty piece of the net and scored The Sabres coach Gary Hudson had a trace of a smile as the Sabres took the lead for the second time but that little smile was soon a grin as Mark Symes assisted by Dennis Kirton and John Turner managed to beat the Colts Unfortunately for the Stores their luck ran out A wildly bouncing puck rebounded off the boards behind the net and coming back out to an unsuspecting goalkeeper the puck ricocheted oft a shin pad and went Into the net The Sabres two goal lead was narrowed to one by a Duke and as the Sabres re grouped a vengeful Colts took their toll by scoring another quick goal At the end of the first period the game was tied Coming back onto the Ice for the second period the Sabres were looking anything but down The two team shad seemingly come to a standoff as neither one could break through the defense The Sabres managed to hold off the Colts until the end of the second period when Barrle eluded the Acton defense and took the lead Going into the third period one goal down didnt discourage the Sabres However playing a good game Just enough as the Colts on a power play beat to take a two goal lead Symes scored Actons final goal midway into the final period with an assist from Meyer but It Just enough to over- come the Colts who the Sabres It was a completely different story Satur day as the Sabres took control of the road game against Mimico Opening the scoring for the Sabrei Karl Meyer assisted by Paul Barrett Lata in the first period Meyer able to beat the Monarchs goalie while shorthanded retaliated early in the second period to tie the game at one goal apiece The rest of the second period remained scoreless Coming Into the third period a roving managed to take the lead with a quick goal Being a goal behind must have set off the Sabres because a few moments later Randy Cbverdale assisted by Rick Dodds and Ken Franklin blasted puck past the Mimico goaltender Just seconds after the tying goal Mike assisted by Paul and Dodds rocketed through the defense to score The Sabres were definitely hot as Just moments later they scored again received passes from Kavanagh and wica to thwart the Monarchs goalie a fourth time and the game became the Sabrea first win of the season The boys didnt play as well as they did against said Allsop but they are definitely blending together If they continue to play as they have been the future for the Sabrei looks very pro mising said The Sabres next home game will be Satur day night against Milton Friday Sabres travel to Burlington Several members of the Acton Midget Girls crosscountry team do down the slopes of the CUcopec SU Club The placed 1Mb some warm op stretches In preparation for a mile ma and overall in competition against is schools Redmen run 19th out of 58 teams The travelled to Kitchener on Friday October to place lh out of schools in the meet In a gruelling race up and down the slopes of the Chlcopee Ski Club Maria Brillinger made a commendable snowing placing in a field of girls in the Midget competi tion The Midget and Junior boys placed overall with Darryl placing 17th in a field of 257 midget boys and John Gardiner placed out of 257 runners in the Junior Boys competition AH In all the teams did really well in the largest competition of the year said Dave Jones coach of the crosscountry team VOLLEYBALL The Acton Journeyed to Milton on October for a triple header dropping two out of three games A strong Mil ton team took the initiative In the first game defeating the Acton Juniors It was a different story however in game two as the Redmen came back to nip Milton 1510 In game three the faltering Acton team lost by a close margin The Senior boys couldnt break the Juniors trend as they also dropped two out of three games Milton took the Out game to a highly three games each The Junior boys kept close tabs on A losing the first game 1614 The Junior returned fire in game two upsetting Blakelock 1511 and In game three Acton repeated their first games score losing 1614 The Senior boys followed dropping game one to a powerful OakvUle team 1513 and in game lost However In game three Acton showed a lot of stamina coming back to defeat 157 Basketball In high school basketball action the Redmen girls travelled to Georgetown on October losing both the senior and the Junior matches Kelly White played a strong game for the Senior girts scoring eight points in a closely contested game that saw Georgetown over power the Redmen 3125 The Junior girls were also having their troubles as they lost out to Georgetown Boo Tufford led the Junior girls assault with a respectable 17 points The Senior girls returned to Milton on Oct taking revenge on the opposition Marlon Case played an excellent game scoring out of Redmen points Free Curling offered as season opens Game two was Actons all the way a the downed Hilton and In game three Milton came beck to over the time On October ft the Junior and Senior boys teens their season to dropping two out of The local curling season about to begin as the Ice and paint are being applied at the Acton Curling Club Scheduled for the first week October IT to 9 the local dub curling for anyone Dave Dunn a member of the carting dobs board of directors said the firs week of curttng is weather dependent If the warm weather continues the Ice ay not be reedy cording to schedule be said- mixed teams starting at and Dm On Tuesdays be a boles draw from 13 and a mens draw from Wednesdays will tee the Junior dub tng rem p a night from From Mi there be a mens draw Thursday On Fridays there be mixed curling from There be a and cheese party members end mtenated October wrap up the free week of curling said