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HERALD Wednesday October 1 Soccer weekly report CUP PLAYOFFS For Week Ending September 1975 teams entered Into cup playoffs this week The Intense competitive spirit of the players In all divisions created some major upsets and produced the finest and moat exciting games of the year Two teams from each division will survive and meet this Saturday at Cedarvale Anyone who enjoys sports and the thrill of competition la invited to come and watch the kids do their The results of last weeks play Is as follows SQUIRT DIVISION Trojans The Squirts opened their playoffs with a minor upset as the second place Trojans were eliminated Mike was the hero for the Nationals scoring both goals Wayne Morrow was the only Trojan to crack the Nationals defence and score 1 Panthers The Goldenhawka made a goal by Steven stand up for the win This was a very close game featuring good defences by both teams Michael Wilde and Mark Howie played well for the Panthers as did John and Wade Kirk pa trie It for Giants Bombers 1 In a major upset the previously undefeated Bombers were eliminated when Glen Leslie cored on a penalty shot with five seconds to go In the game and Jim for the Bombers had traded goals earlier Both teams are to be congratulated for fine play The Giants with a last place finish to the Bombers first place In regular season play truly deserve the title Giant Killers Eagles Jeff Dykshoorn played an outstanding game for the Canucks and scored two goals Peter Bush and Greg added singles Both teams played well under poor con dltlona MINOR ATOM Spurs Stingrays John Van Soelen scored the only goal and a strong Spurs defence led by Bean Jackson eliminated the Stingrays Mike Xanthios and William gave a great effort for the Stingrays as did Chris Ferguson and Robert IngUs for Spun MAJOR ATOM Hearts Golden Jits l This was a real cliff hanger David cored in the first half for Hearts and Jack DeVrles tied It In the second Regulation time ended t 1 1 and the two teams moved to Cedarvale to play under the lights For two overtime periods the players stormed from end to end Finally about three minutes from the end of the second overtime period Greg stepped Into a shot from twentyfive yards out and found the top corner of the net David Longo scored the Insurance goal his second of the night In the last minute Congratulations to all the players on both teams for a tremendous fort Thtmderblrds Magpies The Magpies scored first in this excellent game Andreas Hack getting the goal Shawn tied the game Just before half time Paul then scored two goals In the second half to eliminate the Magpies Shawn Klrkpatrlck and Andreas Hack played well for the Magpies As did Maurice David and Danny for the Tigers Greg Mulr scored his first goal In the first half and the insurance goal In the second half to handle all the scoring The Tigers played an excellent game and were led by Paul Gravelie and Bruce Greg David Leblanc Griffiths played well for Hearts Thunderblrds 1 In a fast welling game Maurice David Ajaxhsd many good chances but t find the range Joe and Anthony Van played all out for as did Paul and Paul for Thunderblrds MINOR MOSQUITO Colls lilies Bobcats 1 The Gladiators put on an Impressive display In eliminating the Bobcats David Whitehead with three goals Chris Cun and Dunne Wilson with two each The Bobcats gave it a good try led by Bruce Kentner who scored their goal and Joey Sguigna However they couldnt contain the Gladiator attack Colts Dynamos The Colts advanced to the finals with this narrow win over the Dynamos Shawn connected for two goals and was the star for the Colts The Dynamos fought hard throughout he game Ken who cored the Dynamo goal and Aaron Mustard played well MAJOR MOSQUITO Spitfire Flyers Graham Hill played an outstanding game for the Spitfires scoring all three goals Richard Poet and Chris also played very well for the Spitfires Tho Flyers never quit and were led by John Slderius and David Brutton MINOR Rangers The Rangers advanced to the cup finals with this Impressive win Craig McLaughlin scored twice with singles going to Peter edema Harry DeKleer Jeffrey McNeil and Keith The Rovers gave a good try but could not contain the Ranger fire power Rover goals were scored by Mark Jameson and Dave Owls This was a hard played game The Owls took a 10 half time lead on a late goal by SommerviUe The Owls took control during the second half scoring three times SommervUlewithhiasecondG Cunningham and were the marksmen The Cougars gave a good effort and were led by Davis J Hack and J MAJOR PEE WEE Rockets l Jaguars John scored the only goal for the Rockets in a very fast and exciting game The Jaguars put on a good display but couldnt solve the Rocket defence Ken Lock wood and Paul Morrow played excellent soccer for the Jaguars as did Ian Reeks and Mark for the Rockets Kings Chargers This was a very well played game with all twenty two boys giving their best The outstanding players were Billy Taylor of the Chargers and Chris Clancy for the Kings The Kings goals were scored by Chris Clancy and George The Chargers goals came from Jamie Van Dyke and Fort us BANTAM Celtic Anenalo together a perfect defence to blank Arsenal In a well played game Gary Richardson scored two goals while Randy and Ed added singles Arsenal put up a good effort but could not solve the Celtic defence led by Andy Parent in goal Chris Deere and Ken played well for Arsenal JUNIOR GIRLS Lidjbag The wo goals by Cathy MacDonaldtoellrolnstetheSuperglrls This was very well played game with Valerie and Liz Turner turning top effort for he Supergirls Cathy MacDonald and Pam VonDyke were ho Ladybug stars Bowling Red Baron 1 Olympian The Red Barons pulled an upset by eliminating the Olympians A goal by Laura and a strong defence led by Janet and Arlene Gray paved the way The Olympians played well especially Betsy Sharpies and CJirls Junior lions Is In another cliff hanger the Tomboys managed to slip by the Junior Nationals Shelley Coleman scored the only goal of the game while the defence led by Carole Johnstonand Carolyn McCauley never let up The Junior Nationals all played well Red Barons Debutante This was the fourth Junior Girls game of the week decided by a one goal margin The game was as even as the score would Indicate with Irene VanRyn scoring the only goal from a scramble Congratulations to both teams for a well played gams Bowling cont JUNIORS Debbie Scarborough leads the girls average race with a 171 while David has a to lead he boys Super Six took all three from he Gutter Gang Sexy Six won the first two games and totals but lost the third game to The Nerds plus 1 dropped all three to the Hot Shots took two games and totals from the Pin Spinners Odds N Ends were hit for a five point loss form the Pin Hitters The Bold Ones coasted to a seven point vie Wry over the Bowling Buddies while the Six were bombed for seven paints by the Kittens The Pin took two points from the House Bowled One IS Hot Shots IB Pin Hitters IS Sexy Six 14 12 Kittens 13 Odds N Ends Gutter Gang 9 B T 0 Super Six The Nerds plus 1 7 Pin Spinners 7 Pin Ups 7 The Six Bs and Bowling Buddies SENIORS Ma nolo GrabBgsl7 PJiBVBfl H M 14 CaiKi Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Bowlers 13 Knock Outs 11 UP Six Pack 7 BJ In corporate and Super Ten Rick Gourlle Gary Richardson Stephanie Gorin 243 Don Bradley Marshall m and Lome Brown 235 Congratulations are in order to 13 year old David Smarda who rolled a terrific triple to lead the Juniors In High Triple David single games included a and a pectactular to lead the high single category David also leads the high average race with a super This Saturday there will be an in house tournament This Is the second year for the Special Events Tourney Crests will be given to the winners I would like to remind the bowlers hat advance bowling will not be accepted for his tournament BANTAMS Kelly has a average to lead her sister Julie by pins In the girls average race while Gourlie has a ISO point to lead the boys The Cougars took a point sweep from the Super Stars while the Hot Shots took two games and totals from he Bang Bangers The New Ones are stlU havina as they lost all three games to the Alley Cats The Dodgers clobbered the Late Ones In oil three The Argos won ho first and third game and totals from the Sliver Platters while the bumped off the house for a clean sweep landings Argoa 19 Hot Shots 17 IS Sliver Platters 14 Dodgers Alley Cat Bang Bangers Cougars New Ones Super Stars Late Ones Super Seven Gourlle continued his leading ways again this week as he was ops with a trio and a top solo game of 179 Next were Julie Charlie Weathers 459 Kelly McCorry 457 Hope 413 Jerome Stone 411 157 and Mark 163 PEE WEES Stone still lead the high average for the girls with a while Ron Campbell has a one pin lead with his Super Friends bowled over the Bombers two games and totals Raiders rode to an easy three game win over the Strikers and- the Hopeful came through with all three games against the Sesame gang Standings Super Friends 15 Hopefuls 14 Raiders 12 Bombers 11 Strikers Sesame Striker Lucky Seven Nicholas Barnes threw the new high triple and also the high single with a Rodger Moore Kenneth 87 Terry Debbie 220 74 Paul McLeod and Kim HaU 197 96 GEORGETOWN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL University Information for Students Parents Georgetown District High School Tuesday October 1975 Parents are Invited to visit the school between a and 3 pm on the above date Information concerning courses and all other aspects of Universities will be provided by the executives NOW UNDER ONE ROOF The Best in Small Cars HIGHEST TRADE IN ALLOWANCE The Save at Will Be Your Ovrnll ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING 3071 BAZ MOTORS LTD Value and Style They ComeTbgether at Your ChevroletOldsmobile Dealer for 76 Chevrolet Monza Towne Coupe 396 VSS 252 Chevrolet Camaro 300 204 Chevrolet Chevette 480 MPG Highway 336 MPGcy Chevrolet Impala 228 WES 156 Chevelle 300 204 Chevrolet WE CARE AND WE WANT TO CARE FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 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