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II Tilt 1IEHALD Wednesday racers basked in sunny skies It be pure nostalgia In Acton this weekend when the sir I man Hoc km pictured here after the won the 1373 Georgetown Industrial Fastball League championship take the Held in in Fuel Rockers live again The Fuel Rockers the team that dominated Georgetown Industrial League Fast ball during the 1970s wilt be one of eight teams pari pa ting in the fifth annual Acton Fastball Tournament on the weekend The Rock will square off against the Milton Saturday at noon in the third match of the day Bramalen will face housc In the tourney opener a m followed by a game between host Acton and Scarborough will meet Dwy of Toronto in the other first round match up Ball hockey action t which is being run by Roy Graham of J Sports in Acton will be a double knockout affair The teams will be playing off for a grand prize while the runners up earn The tournament brings together a Rockers team that togeth er in 10cors The start will include Bob McKay Billy Richardson Bill Hull Chuck Metier Gerry Sproit Dave Clarke Bob Boomer MacDonnld Mike Jim Hall Bruce Lewis Larry Brad ley Bob Marchand Wayne Brian Paul Marshall known Bowlers did complete cycle At Scarborough s Pork way George town bowlers from the Golden Age Bowlers Club recently completed the of champions youth bowling young adult adult and now senior Ethel from Georgetown Bowl league ended up In first place In Gasmen win 53 Tim Turner scored once assisted on Iwootliers to lead Daves to a decision over Stone Crushers in ball hockey at Arena Thursday night Kevin Phillips Jeff Coulignn Paul and Bridle counted jingles or the winners Herb assists on two goals Glen Baker scored pair in return for the Crushers both times on passes from Gary Nix Nix hen scored the third Crusher goal The win enabled can to stay even in the standings with Martin Structure who bombed Bob Veitch Pclrocan and Martin ore tied atop the league standings with five wins In Five outings Howie Oram scored twice and assisted on two other to spark Martin Structure over Bob Veitch Kevin Gillespie also bagged a pair of goals or the winners while Greg Robertson scored once and assisted on five of his teammates markers Don Turner Dave Anthony Oram and Scon all tallied Mark set up for three Vcltcli goals then scored Ihe fourth one himself assisted on ley goal Archie Boss rifled a pair of goals to lead Dutch past the French Conntclions Al Ron Hess els also tallied for the Dutchmen Alain Jos STANDINGS MarlinStructure Dave Dutch Exports Stone Crushers French Connect Bob A E Teams Howie Oram MS Scott Murray MSI MarkWaterDP Kevin Phillips DP Kennedy I MSI Anthony Oram IMS John IDE MiktWcstDP Boucher and Bob Boucher replied for the Connect ions with Denis Bradley picking up a pair of In the week final act ion A picked up their initial win of the season by edging Team 1 Mike Pierce and Tony vac viae scored for the winners while Gerry counted fur the Team Five are now the only club in the league GETTING HIS KICKS A Georgetown attacker left trie to make hi way around a Mkilainugi defender In Peel I la lion Youth Soccer Club minor action at Park Thursday night Winger Billy Murphy jeered the lone goal for the Shopper Drug Mart crew at hey fell I to visitors The local lad controlled the play In the second half of the game they failed to put equalizer on the score board the ladles division of Uic 10th Annual Senior Citi Provincial Tourna In becoming the 1933 Ladies Singles Champion received as a memento on AM Multiplex receiver and cassette recorder with a digital clock During the first game Ha r dm an started poorly She started to push hard in the second game and climaxed in the third game Getting a strike in the last frame she press again for another mark and finally beat Eilleon of Well and by just 11 pins over three games She was 191 pins over her own season average Paired with husband Bob Ethel ended at the top of the mixed doubles standings winning an all expense paid four day holiday trip to the Muskc- Lakes for the Immensely popular Autumn Classic in September Bob Hard man lust missed the big prize list by four pins but did receive an engraved silver serving tray Two Bowlers of the Year representatives from Georgetown Bowl Agnes and George Hunter also received serving trayB for compel In the championships In Orange vi lie on Sun day at the Combo Team Championships ho Georgetown gent bowled welt above the team average The team members bantams Brian Belt and Sarah Gurr Juniors David Hicks and Debbie Pen and seniors Rob and Shirley with coach Shirley Chaplin managed sixth in the standing Brian Bell next years hope for a gold medal In the bantam division bowled well scoring over for three games Tyke Lions split The Georgetown minor tyke Lions fell behind In both of their Baseball League gam last week Wednesday night in Streets lie hey ma nag to rally from a deficit for a 1410 victory Adam Hagcn led the Georgetown attack with four hits In rive trips to the plate Peter Lee went three for five while Bobby DeZecuw spunked a pair of hits and drew a pair of free pusses Jay Kerslake showed a good eye at the plate drawing four walks John Butler recorded strike outs for the Lions get the win Ed as came on to get the last out for the save Piqueros entered the game with two men on base but he needed just four pitches to nail down the win Sunday at the fair grounds the Lions dropp ed a decision leagueleading Clarkson The boys now travel to Oakville for a game to morrow night returning homo Sunday for a game against Burlington Gloom and frustration descended on local dirt track racers this week ud as the only race scheduled in Ontario was on Saturday le the riders who home kicking their hods The CornwLll Racing Group trekked down to Ky for a US National championship and basked under sunny skies and degre es temperatures Build on the victories Corn well enjoyed the wo weekends In Ontario he took his Hurley Davidson out for practice and pro ceeded to clock some of the fastest laps on the circuit lit qualified eighth fastest and earned his best ever starling position Immediately otter heat started a cull wire parted company from his distributor ing the engine to misfire badly pulled off thx track ending a promising beginning There is no second chance in these National races so Jon spent the rest of the day watching as perfect track conditions resulted in some excellent racing Ignition on these bikes is one of their weakest points Corn well commented We talked to the factory engineer who agreed with the way we had put everything kicking some ideas together It just one of around to try to prevent those things but we are this particular problem from cropping up again Delaware for another Cornwell heads south Camel Pro series cham again next weekend to half mile There is a difference Sometimes a reminder on the difference between house league recreational and competitive rip soccer Is necessary week seems an Ideal time as the season is well under way The competitive team consists or play who represent our town against other towns These teams should consist of the best available players Best means using the players with premier skills who hove more competitive spirit Best means playing to win Best means playing your best all the lime trying your hardest all the lime The players should be as competitive as their opponents arc Often our teams arc not as skillful and not as competitive and many players ore unwilling to work at Improving their game The coaches also should be the best available and competent the task of molding a competitive In both cases the club is handicapped to the extent of the choices available Recreational soccer is playing for the fun of playing means an equal ploying lime system on the field for all players no matter their skills or work rate The house should be used to develop skills and enthusiasm for the game without the pressures of competitive play Some house league coaches do not operate this way From observation the weaker and less skillful players do not receive an equal field time They arc the players who tend to be substituted One coach refused to let his opponent substitute an Injured player during the lost quarter of game Thlsisnotlnthespiritofthegame in our house league system The Senior Falcons sponsored by the Canadian Legion opened their season In new colours a natty light blue shirt with dark blue shorts They made hard work of a victory over Ha It on Portuguese After 10 minutes Alex Tough scored from a penally kick and Dove robbed the defence lo net number two The home side hit the cross bar twice In the first half Meteor Blue tied Butcher at Cedarvale after falling behind at the half This was a good game to this point when I hod to leave The blue surprised a few with their strong come back lo tie Brackens went down to Acton with Acton playing their offside trap with efficiency The visitors sure took their chances in this one The other first division inter county game resulted in a win for Mariners over Meteor White Manners got their goals in their good spells and the defence kept Meteors at bay Chapman scored a to lead the home team ThlsevcningManncrsarcatButcher Meteor While at Acton Meteor Blue home lo Brackens B Varian home to Milton Rangers at Dorscy Eagles entertain Trafalgar Road at 7 p m Youth rep action this evening has the Major tomorrow the Minor play Miss Ism On Monday the Juniors play prior a the Senior Falcons and Tuesday the Minor Bantams take the field against LUMBER fTfmW THIS WEEKS SPECIAL Copper Wire This NMD wire is ideal or Reg BUILDING A HOUSE OR PUNNING A MAJOR RENOVATION ASK US ABOUT VOLUME PRICING ON LUMBER ANO BUILDING SUPPLIES size SUSS cedar spruce I FIR PLYWOOD 1x6 32 39 24 38 45 28 60 72 44 81 95 64 81 97 NOT AVAILABLE 2288 2895 4x8 STANDARDSPRUCE 11351600 1850 INSULATION GYPROC I FIIBEGLASS SPRUCE LUMBER 54 1x3x878 98 I ECONOMY 1 mOO I 2x4x8 1 R STUD SHINGLES 8 9 5 BEAVER IS LUMBER IIS 38 Rt2 Sq Ft 14 499 1795 555 5 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