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ITD Open Until 00 the HERALD Glen squirts win it all Win Rural Minor Softball title The Glen Will games in two rebounded days and claim the from an opening game Rural Minor loss to win four Softball Association to the league regular honors II Hi dropped the rat playoff Satur day at the Hornby Park to host team Hornby p Nicole smacked a home run the top of and nn to g vc the home s their n and then she struck out the a de after the Glen girls had load the bases in the bottom of the to preserve the win their second out the Glen girls managed 11 extra ng win over Acton The next game was against and thefilrls rode home runs by Lorraine and son McGIII and the strong pitching of Sandy Weeks to an 11 7 decision In rematch with Hornby Sandy Weeks whiffed on batters the Glen squirts took a 14 1 count to set up a Hornby Glen under the double knockout format Julie pounded a triple and a home run to spark the winners offensively The Glen team really exploded in the match pounding Hornby J and All son cracked round trippers to support the strikeout Drake Hughes pitch of Weeks Georgettes split two Jill of the Glen William squirt girl beat the throw to home plate during he Hilton Rural Minor Softball final against Hornby The Glen girls won the final to take the league honors I era 14 photo Junior baseball action Eagles one game away from playoff sweep Chr nifty twoh tier in old on Sunday has moved the Georgetown Junior to with a single game or the Ontario Baseball champ tour a hang goose eggs on the score board the Eagles rank up the bats to lake on 1 dec is on in game two of the playoff They took the opener Friday night at the Fa With a third v dory Friday night here the Eagles would sweep the qualifying round and head onto the champion ship round over the Labor Day weekend in St Catharines Sunday afternoon the big righthander from Brampton simply overpowering striking Meanwhile his mates broke the game w de open In the top of the fifth Inn scoring four mes to snap a scoreless dead lock M started Hi boll roll w a til and he stopped at when reached on an error Mario Galvao promptly delivered an RBI s and Dcighton chased home two more with a triple Gerry Milne then singled to score Deigh The Eagles upped the count to in the seventh and then pushed across three more in the ninth to seal the fate of the home side cracked a three- bagger and scored on a passed ball lac km ore reached on in error but stopped at third on a Ine double Hughes executed a perfect squeeze bunt for one run and Ralph Kelly home the final Fr day night home Andrew shut down the on went the stance for the w scattering six hits while sir ng out 11 The home side got on the board in the second on consecutive singles by Galvao Hughes and Go rd Allan Milne tripled home for the w I run sixth after Thorofd had tied tl score all 1 A walk to Kelly follow by by Milne and pro duced two more George town runs In the eighth The Georgetown DRG Georgettes t a pair of Rural Lad Soft ball League games this los in Erin Wednesday before bouncing back to drop Glen Williams the following evening The split leaves the with a won lost mark good for fourth place in theseven team loop With four games left on the schedule they could conceivably catch third place He for th spot It looked 1 ke the Gear were going to pull a win out of the fire last Wednesday when they rail from a def t w five runs In their half of the fifth Second baseman Becky reached on an error and Debbie Sandi for singled scored when Jennifer Reynolds reach ed on an error and Man on McCugan cleared the bases with a tworun Bonn Penney and Lorraine Brown then drew walks and Janet MaeKny del vcred the run of the Inning w th her single The home side rallied back with a single run In thesxlh and two more n the seventh to take the win though Thursday night at the Glen the Georgettes tacked up three runs in heir first at bat and then after three complete on their way to victory It all started with two out In the first as first baseman Wendy Moore drew a free pass nolds followed with a nglc and both runners scored when the Glen center fielder mis played Lorraine Brown fly ball into a twobase error then tripled to score Brown and the Georgettes were off and running Cindy pitched complete games In both outings Monday night s led game against Orange- set for the Fair grounds was called off due to poor field Tomorrow night the Georgettes ore In Hornby the Glen Will la mi squirt girls lakes third base ahead of the throw during playoff action Saturd at the Hornby Park The If did a lot of base running in chalking up a over the holt team In the championship game I Herald photo by Timbers Playoff races getting hot in both football divisions Specters second face Hillsburgh The Glen Williams Specters closed out their Inter County Fastball League regular Friday night by splitting a with Cambridge the locals second in the 10team league be hind lie with a record of IS wins and 12 The Glen men will now face who they failed to beat in three meetings this year In the quarter finals That five series was to open last night In the Glen and will continue tomorrow night in In the nightcap day single runs in the sixth and seventh Innings to nip Cambridge 2 1 of ter dropping the opener Barry quo 1 1 was the hero of the night for he locals crashing a one- out triple In the home half of the seventh be fore crossing the plate on a sacrifice fly by Jackie Bergman Terry Haines collect Ihe win on the mound for the Specters After giving up a single ran In the first Inning down to blank the visitors on five hits the rest of the way record ing vc strikeouts Last Tuesday night the Specters fell to in 11 Inn ings With he locals trail 4 in the bottom of the Glen crashed a oneout triple to score Glenn and Mike Reynolds who had singled Thai was the second lime the Specters had rallied back as they fell nd 30 before ever getting to bat The v ait turned pair of hits and two errors into three unearned runs Mike Reynolds tripled home a pair of runs In the fifth to gel the back in to the thick of things Kim sets new marks Georgetown Kim smashed three records In three swimming events at the Canadian Games for the Physically Disabled lost week In Sudbury 17 of Park Avenue collected gold medals In the 100 meter backstroke the 100 meter freestyle and the meter freestyle events as well as a silver medal in shot put She competed for an Ontario team that garnered 192 gold 168 silver and 104 bronze medals la an A 1 athlete competing against double amputees She now is waiting for word from the Canadian Amputee Sports Assocln tlon on whether she wilt represent Canada at the world swimming finals for the disabled in Sweden In October A member of the Hills Blue Fins swim team Harriots also will soon begin training for the 1904 disabled Olympics In Long Island New York Jr Falcons winners Glen Faulkner and Eric Clark subdued a strong Malton team Monday evening as the Georgetown Junior Falcons put down the visitors in Peel Soccer League play It took Faulkner only five minutes to get on the scoreboard when he pounced on a long ball from goalkeeper Jones and scored an easy goal on the Malton keeper The next thirty minutes of this game provided some exciting soccer with near misses and brill ant saves at both ends or the field Unfortunately for the Falcons they lost yet another player to their long list of injuries during this period when had to leave the field with an ankle Injury After Ron Vanltcm had a goal disallowed for hand ng and Clark and Oram both hit the Malton crossbar It was left to Pete Jones In the Falcons net to pull off two exceptional saves to keep Georgetown In the game Just before half time Eric Clark stole the ball when a Malton defender tried a simple back pass to his goalkeeper Clark made no mistake in rounding the keeper and scoring a perfect opportunists goal to give Georgetown a lead Two goals down Malton simply refused to give up and came out in the second half playing strong soccer and looking as though they had the lead Instead of the Falcons The Georgetown bench got quite a scare at this point when Joe Clare had to come off the field with a shoulder Injury but he was able to resume play soon after although he was feeling pretty were pretty sore also when 15 minutes into the second half Faulkner took off down the left when he had drawn half the Malton defence to him he squared a perfect pass to Eric Clark who notched his second goal of the game and Georgetown third Malton still wouldn t give up and their pent I a to nee paid off when Rattray scored the best goal of the game a few minutes later Pete Jones the Falcons young keeper was playing his best game of the season but he had no chance when the big Malton midfielder placed perfect lob over his head from yards out Jones really had to prove himself for the next ten minutes as exerted terrific pressure on the Georgetown def encc The 15year old made some extraordinary saves and with help from Joe Clare Jerome Stone and Doug Gillespie he managed to hold off Malton at a crucial part of the game Malton were finally subdued minuted before the end of the game when Howie Oram sent Rob Allen up the left wing Allen lost the ball but regained possession and cleverly squared ball back to Oram who sent the Malton defence into complete before slotting the ball to Glen Faulkner who struck the ball into the net from an acute angle Herald Correspondent 11 may not be the Amer lean League East but still it I urn into a pretty good playoff race In the Georgetown Flag Foot ball League between and the Longhorns In the East and North and M and M in the West It lakes some teams a while to Jell and up until the last few gomes the have kept pace with the Baltimore Orioles both teams losing once a week Trouble was that all the Long horns played but after knocking off IAS two ago they really got mean this week and bur led Dairy Queen 3813 Actually it was the Lindsay of Lindsay Longhorns t go ing to take It anymore Jim Lindsay dragged the rest along by their Jock straps scoring an a mm points Don Cous ens and Paul Allison final ly broke his string adding a touchdown each and Paul McCracken had an interception on defense On a dismal day for the Queens only Howie and Hal scored Mike Schueti picked up interception Having seen the Long horns pull Into a moment tie with Ihem went out and flatten one of the league a hotter teams beating 4021 The score flatters Corrigan because never let them gel close until the fourth quarter Rick Donaldson scored three for while Bruce Mark and Terry Hunt scored one each Keith Peacock and Hunt converted and Donaldson added a single as touch back Joe Doming scored 12 or CI and Kevin Harrison eight Rob Arthurs picked off CI pass while Brian King and Mike Pollard stole two the other way In the battle for third place In the west division Kevin Brown led North Halton Sports on a search and destroy mission that ended In a rout of M and M Brown who had one longer who picked up two starred on the North defense while Ray Peacock provided the offensive spark with two majors Bill Fournier and Ron also bothconvcrlcdby Brown Greg La added a conversion a Terry Campbell fore a safety touch by sacking and Dave Robertson in the end Robertson scored the only and M po with a TD In the second Joe was one of few bright lights Tor M and M pick ing off two North passes with M another It was another week of good news and bad news for and I aving fans this week The good news was they drove or three points on their first against Smoke Shop and later Randy Douceltc re turned an interception for a touchdown The bad news was everything in between when they gave up 38 paints and an inter to Fred Harris The man from John Viclra and his sharp shoes danced his way to three Delrex majors with the supporting cast or Jock Butler and Doug Getty getting one each Vleira Jerry Neil and Bruce Carl wrlght caught two- point conversions Scoring two for every one IAS got the Greeks ran up an easy 3617 win Marvellous Mark had three for the blue mean John and Paul Karolldis one each Don Reynolds Don Ho Mike Rivers and John rounded out the scoring with twopointers Wayne Johnson scored both IAS converted by Grant Richardson and J m Toggart with two- pointers Frank Micdilnski and Rob traded Interceptions Play en of the Week Mark Russell KayneJohnsonlAS John Veira SS Randy Dou and Rick Donaldson Fob Joe Domlngos CI Jim Mike DQ Howie Jacobs NHS Joe Wygergangs and M ONE FOUR THE ROAD Gerry of the North Golf and Country Club tees Dp at the hole Saturday at the I Jib annual Ladles Invitation Tournament In backgroundarellcfttorlght VICJapp Lewis the other members of Calrd foursome Some 116 golfers participated In the tourney which was won by Brampton Anne Edgar la a playoff Edgar defeated North Halloa member Kathy In a second extra hole to take the