Page SECTION THE 1IERALD Wednesday August IE 1MI BUCKETS OF BALLS Mkknack The were First year as Juveniles provides stiff competition for girls Kim Thompson pain up with Becky or baiting practice last Friday night The Legion girls have a busy week before the Ontario final as Ihey plav two game and will hold two practices Herald photo Roy alettes swamp Georgettes On Monday night the Roy and the Georgettes girls soflball teams tangled In an exhibition conical the first outing under game conditions tor both teams this year The youthful alettes swamped the Gcorg to the tunc of II 1 in the game which had both teams substituting freely Laura Wilkes Barb Curry and Betty Marchmenl the pitching duties for the winners while Janice Inglls and Melncr tossed for the Georgettes The have two other exhibition contests lined up lor the near future On Sunday they travel to Burlington and on Monday the girls will take on the Ingle wood Juniors In Ingle wood Their regular season schedule has not yet been finalized The alettes team roster has however been finalized and team members Include Leanne Margo Butler Caruso Barb Curry Debbie Hamilton Hololluk Joan Howat Janet MacKay Betty March Diane Marshal Charlie Milton Sue Maveal Smith and Laura Wilkes June IS IDS Boy alettes Three wins In three outings Becky has paid her dues Becky Halonen the Royal talented second base man has paid her price for claiming a starting spot In the Legion girls Infield She admits her first expert as a Kinsmen sot t ball player was disastrous I was a total flop in Kins men Becky say But steadily she improved and in her third year coach Ted Wilkes of the encouraged her to try out for the team But It wasnt an Instant success story for Becky She spent most of last season watching the seasoned vete rans go out and field and hit while she was riding the bench During her first year the coach complimented her on having the right stuff but combining choir practice with the Cantante Singers was hard for her lo Juggle This year when second base was left vacant Becky soon proved herself worthy of filling the void I love second base she says But the price of remaining a starter was costly Mid way through the season she colli with a fellow teammate and suffered facial injuries which kept her away from baseball for almost two Soon after her first dent she suffered from a painful bruised finger which has hampered her play but BECKY Becky has come back to the team each lime undaunted Becky still thinks of herself as a rookie and is sometimes In awe of ihe more seasoned veterans on team This year she soys although Ihcre Is as much talent as last year team wins have been much harder for the Big crowds at the Ontario finals at the Fairgrounds should help Becky because she looking forward lo the fan support The grade graduate of Georgetown District High School will be going to Guelph in the fall for univer sity studies In Kinesiology I this past week boosted he season record to six Wins and a single loss and a first place berth atop the Juvenile division of the Peel County Girls Softball Asso ciation Last Tuesday tcs by KM On Wednesday team eked out a 65 win over Eringate and then on Sunday in Burlington Ihe Itoyalet put down their hosts The 1IM win over Alder wood was particularly satis tying as the avenged their only loss of ihe season The victory tied them Tor first place at that point Laura Wilkes picked up win over Chorllc Milton provid ing most of the power Charlie five for five at the plate Wednesday contest was a nip and tuck affair through out and was not decided until the final frame Debbie Hamilton who along with Joan played out standing defensive game on left side of the infield knocked in the winning run In the lop of the seventh Janet MacKay backed up her coach dedal on as she pinch hitter In provided iwo badly needed Julys but barely Statistics released by the Peel County Girts Softball Association as of June show the Georgetown Royoleltes leading Ihe Peel County Juvenile Division by a slim margin over Alder wood It turning out to be quite a battle for the top spot in the league and there Is little lo choose between the league leaders The Roy alettes only loss of Ihe season lo date has been to Alderwood but Ihey avenged that wilh a victory over their rivals in their lost meeting Burlington is not far off the running place holding down third spot only three points behind the The Royal are compe ting in the Juvenile division for the first time They played Midget lost year and the confidence In the girls abilities shared by team handlers Ted Wilkes and Jack Handy has been justified Rally to Last Tuesday the George town Royaleltcs met Erin gate who were cooled before Ihey hit the diamond The exhibited Iheir tenden cies to blow a sure win in the final frame and allow he I leave the field wltha33tie Joan played a fine game for Aside from her two hits she made a good stab of a line drive that looked to be sure hit then stepped on second base to complete an unasslst double ploy as the Erin other outings However his past weekend the competed in the fourth annual Grimsby Girls Juve nile tournament Sixteen of Iho lop girl Juvenile earns from across took part in the event and Ihe Roy alettes were there to prove that they could compete in high level They not only proved that they could compete but showed thai they can be ranked with ihe top Ontario teams as came home with the championship trophy Mondays game at The Georgetown Legion started their game against Chi later than they had planned am the move proved to bo costly The Legion girls found themselves fighting clock Instead of their opponents as the game had to be called because of darkness with the China However when the game was called at the bottom of the seventh Inning Ihe had tied the tamo and were up to bat However the umpire had to decide the game on the last complete Inning which was sixth whereby Ching had taken a one run lead gate runner had bolted loo soon In her term on the mound for Barb Curry struck out one batter while Issuing five walks Laura Wilkes allowed one walk July IS 1975 Best Squad In Grimsby It t lake the George town Juvenile girls soflball team long to profit from experience Two weeks ago the team travelled Sam So- to compete In Ihe first in Ihe Juvenile division and although they won their first contest ihey were soundly beaten In their three 1ST3 just too strong forRoyalrltei The run Tor ihe roses in provincial play downs has come to at for this year Juvenile Girls fastball team The entered semi final play against their league nemesis this past week and were eliminated in two straight games Alderwood won in lown last Tuesday by a score of 133 then wrapped up the semi final series back home In on Thursday night a light victory tournament The Glen Williams will be hosting a fastball tournament An mist and the Glen park Team spokesman Norm Lockhurst says there will be eight teams participating and plenty of excitement The Acton may be the team to beat at the tournament as were finalists last month at the first Invitational I S Soccer Cougars overpower Tigers in Squirt action DRY GLEANING 8770387 HILLS SHOPPING CENTER By KAREN Herald Special SQUIRT Cougars Tigers Backed by Sarah Geh Tares Smith and Michelle Paige Nicole Remedies net ted three goals and Jody Cree each adding a single The Tigers put on a fine show with eight players assisted by exceil from Lynn Moore Noteworthy players for the Tigers were Don Hagon and Elaine Warbeck ATOMS Mustangs I Milton The Mustangs took this match with two goals by Donna Kerby Gomes netted the lone Milton goal Nicole Spicer Sherri Nairn and Jennifer Beecker are noted for their fine play Vampires Pieevlew Pacers 1 Fielding only seven play the Vampires did an Job keeping the scare down Karen played an excellent first time net or the Vampires Balanyk scored Ihe lone goal of the game Flyers Tigers Despite the fine efforts of the Flyers the Tigers dominated the match with Rhonda netting two goals and Doreen and Deborah Lee Mitchell each adding a single Note worthy players for both teams were Sonla Lorna Richard Tanya Melykuly Anne McEwen Sara Cook and Trie I a Oosterhof MOSQUITO Invaders I Milton Lisa Mason scored the lone goal of the game backed by team mates Kelly Taylor Jackie and Kerry McClashew Noteworthy players for Milton were Anita Paula Kerr and White Tigers IlllUborgO Peggie and Jody Ellard led the Tigers to victory with each scoring a goal Kelly Bridge Stepha Green and Kristin Krafczek played an Impress ive game for the Tigers Tigers Acton by CaroleLynn Kemp and Christine Weldrick the Tigers domina ted the match with and Peggie each netting two goals and Stephanie Green adding a single Tigers Fin view J Edged out by one goal the Tigers fought a hard game Trade Peggie led the Tigers with two goals supported by Kendryn Hull and Colleen Cannon held Ihe Ihree Pine- view goals Royals I Pine view With both teams fielding nine players Ihe team emerged victorious Jackie Tilstra netted three goals and Karen JubinvtUe added two more for Lane held the lone Royal goal backed by Tanya Stoyles and Kim Royals I Acton Bombers Lane netted the lone goal of the game supported by teammates Kim Jones and Julie Cunningham Christine Timmennan Stewart and Dale Thornton played an Impressive game for Acton Rapid Fire Bottom Goals by AUsa and Kim Lees gave Bolton a victory over the Rapid Fire Trino did a great Job at half back for Rapid Fire along with Jacqueline who played very hard Sharon Clifford never stopped working but was unable to score Spikes Acton Shannon 0 Donnell led Spikes to victory with two goals while Chanlel Desroaler added a single and played an Impressive game for Acton Invaders Pin view The Invaders dominated the match with Lisa Mason Ihree goals and Sandy Rahn and Michelle Fletcher each adding a single Noteworthy players Tor the Invaders were Andrea Sybersma Michelle Evans and Stephanie PEE WEB Meteors 9 Dynamics Fiona scored the two goals of Ihe game supported by Colette Post McMeeken on defense and Lisa Green in net Meteors 9 Milton The Meteors Just dldn t have the strength to hold off Milton team Goal scorers for Milton were Annette Lang and Pom Simons who each netted two goals and Andrea Kiel and Karen Wright who each added a single Golden Eagles Milton Despite a hard fought game the Golden Eagles were edged from a tie by one goal Nancy Mustard and Jane Taylor held the two Golden Eagle goals while Karen Wright netted two for Milton and Annette Lang added a single Corris played a strong game on right supported by Jenny Melville on center halfback and Kim on left defense Sue- TV DINGS Score Correction Game July Muffler 12 North Sports COMPARE OUR NEW FRONT WHEEL DRIVE MAZDA GLC WITH HONDA DATSUN TOYOTA THEN COMPARE OUR DEAL You haven pot a great deal unless you great car in the deal ACHILLES MOTORS has both Our prices start Just we got seiecaon of 3 and door mode is IncboWglhencGtDecorendlheexdtlng 19S1 mazDa The more you 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