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life Bobs Angels pound Queens In Mini Squirt action this week Queens Tire clipped Can Am 1 and Bobs Angels pounded the Birds 1 Jason recorded both Queen Tire markers to become the star of the game and Pat nek Blake Butler and Carl Newman put forth good efforts to help clinch the win Victor Lee notched the lone Can Am goal and Sandy Saccoccia was outstanding in the match leading his team up the field Honorable mention must also go to Allan Howard in goal for Can Greg Richmond was credited with the lone Birds goal as his team was thrashed by Bob Angels Bob Angels scorers were not available Squirt In the lone Squirt game this week Glasvan Adam Forrest was hot for claim ing goals the effort and Steven Bottero rounded out the score with a pair of markers net finders were Matt Prystasz with two and Trevor Splinter with a single Atom Desmonds edged Holland Shop 43 Pine lew A squeaked by Subo and Pincvicw B blanked Gordon Dawe 20 in Atom division play this week Mark Sears found the net twice and with help from Kevin and Philip Williamson with one goal apiece took Desmonds to victory Holland Shop scorers were David with a pair and Jason Higgins with a single Scoring for in a losing effort were Harry It ins ma and Matthew Armstrong Pine view scorers were unavailable In the Pineview Gordon match no scorers ere available Mosquito In the lone Mosquito game this week Actulles Moters matched Superior Glove 5 Winston Pun led the Achilles attack with four markers to his credit and Mike rounded out the score with a single point Superior attackers were Chris Van Dam with a hat trick and David Boyle and Jason Piper added singles Select In the four games that Standard Products nave played this season they have established a one win two tie and one loss record Starting the season they trounced Fergus and after suffering a 31 loss to they bounced back to tie Caledon and a stronger Fergus team Danson J Ford Creasey S Swinamcr D Craig J Krusvig P McLeod Boyle and coach Derek Mosquito Select Playing in the Mid Ontario League the Wilson Car Sales Select came up with an thrashing over Grand Valley Another strong effort from the Acton defence helped bring goalie Jeff Koprowski yet another shutout Brad Thorpe led the Acton scoring drive with four markers to his credit and Chris Van Dam added a hat trick for the cause Winston Pun rounded out the tally with a single goal The win over Grand Valley is Wilson third consecutive win this season Atom soccer standings arc GP W GF Pine 12 9 3 7 HolIShop 7 12 Desm 3 1 24 21 Gor Dawe 6 13 SPORTS SCOREBOARD BROUGHT TO YOU BY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII REAL ESTATE SERVICES LTD REALTOR GUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN 8770173 BMX roundup Open Races In action this week at Leather town Cycle Park Robert Trip recorded a first place finish in the and 14yearold open event Robert notched a second place finish and third was cap tured by Mike Cavanagh In the 15years and over category Petrovlc pedalled in first and Jim follow ed in second spot Beginner In the Beginner class Brian Barry Blair Flood recorded first and second place finishes respectively in the seven- years and under division was first in the and 1 year old beginner class by Scott Row sell in second and Steven Kovacs in third Doug Kent captured a first place finish in the 12 and 13 yearold beginner divi si on and Dave and Allan Glray were second and third respectively In the 14 and 15- earold beginner class Jamie was first Peter Vandcreyken was second and Andrew Kovacs was third Ryan was first in the seven yearold Novice class Ken Little placed second and third was claimed by Robert Mitchell In the 14yearold Novice category Jim claimed first Bruce Parent was second and third place went to Robert Grezlouski Expert In the eight yearold expert field Dan ny Ryan rolled In first followed by Peter Ward in second and Paul Ward in third Mark Booker was first in the 10year old expert class and Brandon cap tured second Robert Trip had his second win of the day in the 15yearold division and second and third place was claimed by Neil Haigh and Mike Cavanagh respectively In the 16yearold class Brent Smith rode in first Jim claimed second and George Takacs notched third In the 17 yearold expert division Petrovlc zipped across the finish line first followed by John Teixeira peddling in second and Mark Castelio claimed third Hills standings are Peter Ward 300 Brandon 3 Barry 262 Ryan Harvey 5 Laura Barry 237 Paul Ward 7 Robert Mitchell a Nell Haigh 9 Brent Smith 200 Scott Rows well Randy Malcolm 196 12 Jason Smith 1B5 Bowman 172 14 Pat Gat 15 Todd Dann 165 Chris Morrison 163 17 Kirk Flood IS Dan ny Ryan 156 19 Blair Flood 145 Trevor Tom Ather ton 13S 22 Todd Demone 135 23 Brad Warren Blatn 120 Tennis sidelines by Vic The Acton Intercounty Mixed team continues to romp along as they trounced Mlmico lost Thursdav evening At the last count Acton was on top of the C West league by a two point margin The Indies earn played host to Whiteoaks Wednesday mom ing This fixture was played in the bubble due to Inclement weather and Acton edged their opposition The Junior Boys team played two fixtures last weekend The first was a makeup for a previously postponed fixture at which our young boys tost The second fixture which incident is the last of the season in Acton and was taken by Erin Mills 1 Even though the boys league season has finished they will continue with 6 to Friday evening practises according to coach Gerry Some of the boys nave been attending the regular club round robins Friday evenings and have been giving a good account of themselves The round robins are producing some excellent tennis and what better way is there of spending a summer evening The Acton Inter Rural teem visited Fergus last Thursday evening losing thst one by 4 games to The clubs men doubles final Is still pending because of injury and vacations Tips from the Golf Doctor by Terry Your of authority and stability Last week I discussed the role of the arms in the swing As the arm pulled the body back behind the ball and unto the right side the right side becomes jour source of authority and stability How It begins at address At address your knees are slightly flexed That position on the right side stays exactly as is when your arms reach the top of your backs wing and the body transfers its weight unto the right side This flexed position enables two factors to take place One it enables the arms to travel on the same swing plane time after time It also is your source of strength and authority Therefore As the arms travel on the same plane you begin to strike the ball on one l flight path and as you the right side you set up the authority to strike the ball efficiently Both distance and direction have now been effected But caution Some will be able tc maintain that strong position others will not Again body structure and will be factors in how well each person will be able to maintain that stability of the right side Being able to maintain any portion of the right side will greatly en nonce your ability to hit the ball and farther One more factor need be looked at The ability to maintain the angle of the upper body position as the arm swing reaches the top before jou can really begin to enhance your ability to strike the ball with authority Tint will be our topic for discussion next week Fitness school coming to Acton The fifth annual sports and fitness school will be back In Acton this month with a bigger and better program than ever Mike McMahon of the school said all boys and girls six to years of age are welcome lo join the program which starts July Included in the program is organized soccer baseball football swimming and a personalized fitness program for each in dividual As well an off ice hockey conditioning program will be offered and wrestling lor boys and gymnastics for girls will be avail able Dates for the school are July to Aug Aug 7 to and Aug to and all events will be from am to4pm Costs to join the program are for 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Gas Bar 42 and then the top place team Construction took a win Competing against Pioneer Gas Bar Brian Canary Jr led the A with a pair of runs knocking out his first in the opening frame to put his team on the scoreboard Canary pegged his second run of the day in the sixth inning and Brad Deforest and Earl added singles to round out the score Pioneer runs were tallied by Greg and Ted Hill Tim Baker held the big bat for Fread as his team overwhelmed the A Baker recorded one run in the first to start off the Fread scoring drive and he added a sixth inning run to clinch the game Steve Marshall recorded a run in the fort as did Allan Hall and Mike McGregor Canary Brad Deforest and John Wilson notched a run each for the A The league standings are Fread in first with a two and one record the Road runners are solidly in second with a two and tally and third place belongs to the A s with a seven and one record The Royals are in fourth Furniture is fifth Canadian Is sixth and the Bears are in the basement Rural Squirts match Hornby in tenth game of the season the Acton Rural Squirts came up with a lie against Hornby The tic brings the team record to nine wins one tie and one loss The Acton Haefner Roofing and Siding pitcher managed lo strikeout seven Hornby batters while the Hornby pitcher whiffed six of the hometown lineup Hornby took an early lead in the match notching runs in the first and second inning to establish a lead The third frame saw both teams stopped at the plate and then Jason Piper Clayton Leys and Chris Elder struck for Acton Elder started It all when he was hit by a pitch and walked to first A triple by Piper sent Elder across home plate and then a double by Leys sent Piper home Leys finally rounded the rest of the bases on a double by Jamie and was left stranded on second after the third out However Acton lead was short lived when Hornby also notched two runs in the fourth inning The fifth frame saw the score remain in Hornby s favor until Paul Glass came up lo bat Cracking a single Glass made it to first Following Glass John Kalslllleris banged out a double to put Glass in scoring position and a single by Todd Deforest Bent Glass running across home plate In the sixth frame it looked like Hornby had the match all wrapped up with a run right off the top of the frame but Nelson Hammond came back in the seventh and final inning of the game to tie it all up Hammond had singled to first and was sent home on a double by Sean Auger and a single by Paul Glass J and T take league wins J and Sports defeated Glenlea to and then In a return engagement edged Ham in Grasshopper League play this season Also In Grasshopper action J and T clipped 13 Scoring for J and T against Glenlea were Jamie Kinnear Piper Billy Paul Sabink and Brett Petrillo scorers were Shelby Matt Andrews Stuart Glnn and Matt Berg J and scorers against Hammond were Chris Cullen Jenny Kuhler Seth Homer Lee Ann Robinson Duane Piper and Billy Hamonds runs were carried by Bryce Marshall Chris Carr Michelle Pilgrim Brad Hammond Justine Elder and Natasha El son David Clark Seth Homer Wally Redlkle Chris Cullen Brett Petrillo and Duane Piper notched the runs for J and T as they edged runs were recorded by Jason Chris Trow Rachel Deforest and Chris Sargent SINCERE THANKS The Acton Soccer Club would like to thank the following sponsors during this season standard products jt sports bob qoy cartage obriens meats holland ww superior achilles motors tuftman garden centre desmonds bakery inc off vets pets cheers restaurant bull royal trust canam wilson car sales POPE STARRET ACCOUNTANTS Ontario L7G4B1