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Wilde takes bantam team Colin Wilde has taken over the reins of the Lepage youth house league bantam boys team Colin has been Involved in local soccer for many years and was a member of the youth executive for consecutive years He has served his term as president and at other positions Including registrar have say he Is quite knowledgeable and innovative in his approach to the game Colin is also a qualified referee and experienced coach and a former player to boot Only recurring back trouble prevents him from continuing to play Colin has given many years of dedicated service to youth soccer and this year had decided on a complete break Colin s children Susan Linda Ian and Michael have played house league and rep at youth and senior levels and still do I may add Linda is also a qualified good referee After the rigours and problems or the S3 bantam team In recent weeks gave the executive headaches Colin was approached to take the lads I am certain that handling of the team will have a decided effect for the belter The squad took the field last week and the Improvement was there for all to see in a rearranged last minute game due to schedule mix ups Earlier the Friends of Youth bantams defeated a physically weaker Acton Optimists by ACton had one of two good players nevertheless and kept on trying to the end achieving the late score as a reword The Georgetown squad looked good and played well throughout Coached by Peter the lads took on the A E LcPage team Immediately afterwards The major pec wee Meteors relurn from a week of hectic soccer with a win and a tie in the Peel Hal on league and a loss in exhibition play First a tie with champions and torrent leaders from Caiedon ll at Cedarvale a game expected to be a visiting win The team played well and often looked the better team on the field A visit to Erin Mills saw Jimmy Manning moved from defence to attack and It paid off with he only two goals of the game The ledsnrenowlnfourth place with an chance of taking the champion ship The loss came to first division Croatia at the annual picnic where the lads had a good time In spite of the result Soccer groups deserve a pat on the back for calling off the games on the heavy rain day of the previous week Telephone calls to the town did not bring too strong a response in taking so the group look It A local referee made an early Inspection of the grounds and immediately declared the grounds unplayable Most coaches were advised In time to prevent their charges from turning up at their games The this season Last year the lads sustained a heavy defeat seasons improvement showed up in the visit with a victory The team has been short of key players of late and nothing irritates coach George Baltics more than feeble excuses Soccer is a passion with George He feels It should be with others I agree However the lads have good year It could have been better I believe there arc a few games to go and the team could come close to the top if the turnout Is there The Senior Falcons came off an impressive tie with Oakvllle away only to crash at Chlnguacousy Saturday they came from behind against Barbados and Just failed to lie the result being in favour of the home team The Falcons stand fourth from the bottom of their division at the moment Their season goes on until early October The reserve team were short of spirit through part of the game against Annourdale on a hot Sunday afternoon and lost The reserves are a young side with few veterans to lead the way although Dave Patterson and Colin Hicks tried to show the way The lads tended to try to run with the ball instead of making the ball do the work Lots of promise though Youth recreational and senior soccer are now into the playoffs The Inter County second division commence this evening Ajox visit Milton Varion go to Milton also and AJax host Acton B all In the first of two legs to decide who goes to the next round First division wind up league play this week and local venues are not yet settled on Sunday evening Although Butcher look like they will take the first place in the First they can be caught by Meteor White and Mariners That makes this evening game between the two especially interesting Should Butcher take one point from their four pointer in Acton its game over and championship won Guelph are second division champs and ir Butcher also win that will be two new teams in their divisions taking the top place Theplayoffs may be different according to all the others SECTION HIE HERALD Wednesday August Page Race for the top SloPitch results HIDING OUT With two league gam es left on the schedule the race for top spot In the Hills Service Club League Is as tight as it gets Random Car Club scored IS runs In four Innings while holding the Newfoundland Club scoreless to take a decision this week and move into a first place tie alongside the SOB The kept pace by scoring against the Optimists in every Inning eventually tak ing a 2211 count Pete Wanner homered and batted In four runs for the winning side whileKeithGillettJohn and Ernie Malenfant all went four- tor five at the plate Mike Callaghan homered for the mists Park Lincoln are just two points off the pace of the league leaders and they hold a game In hand This week the Lin coins erupted for nine runs in the fourth Inn ing and held on to defeat the Kinsmen 1510 Steve Keir paced Georgetown first baseman Mike Wilkin lays a this port Hope base during Saturdays Ontario Baseball Association C playoff game at the Fairgrounds The North Hilton Sports came up on the cad of a 118 count dropping the series la two straight Tbey lost the first game of the round last week In Port Hope Herald photo LEAGUE STANDINGS Budge off to Hungary for world orienteering Susan Budge of Terra arrived In Hungary on the weekend where she will compete at the World Orienteering Championships on the Labor Day weekend Budge joins Kitty Jones of Banff Alta as the two women on the sixmember Canadian contingent This will be Badges filth appearance at the global finals The University of Waterloo Kinesiology major is heading into the world championships fresh from her victory at the national finals two weeks ago in Barrle Chicks dump Golden SOB Random Park Lincoln Choice Air Royal Elks Firefighters Kinsmen Lions Club Optimists of roundtrippers White and Ryan Wilson unloaded solo shots Pete Worton and Dean Miller homered for the Kinsmen Royal Pizza put toge ther a pair of innings to overwhelm the Jayceef 194 Sam Van hit for the cycle and Ed Clxmar a threerun homer for the winners Ed Tom Goes Jim Harris Dick Chapman and Brian Dele were the hitting stars for the Lions as they downed the Fire men where she bested a field of women to become the Canadian champ Although she expects to finish In the top so per cent at the world meet Budge says she is not In lop physical condition Imnotasfitaslcould be she said this week My legs have been bothering me I havent been able to train proper ly so 1 have to rely on my brain to get me around Budges best finish ever at the world meet came in 1978 when she ranked 32nd overall She duplica ted that finish again In 1901 137 The Chocolate Chicks came up with a big effort in downing Mostly Gold en 137 In Ladles derpuff Softball League action Osborne and Cindy Moran turned In strong both and defensively for the Chicks Golden shortstop Fiebig connected for a triple Gloria Sinclairs hitting and Lynn Cartwrights sparked the Red Barons to a 133 victory over the Screw drivers Cindy Bushel and Deb Dwyer also played a great game for the era The Cougars managed to squeeze by the Blue Thunder 1211 Cougar catcher Lesley belled a home run while second Lori Hotting played well at second base Phyllis Mercer led the Blue Thunder in bitting Barb McBeana great catching and a consistent team effort allowed the Gators to devour he Blue M 102 Dlanne Corbett Betty and Joanne Coles played well In the field for the Moaners The Burgundy Brewers chalked up three runs In each of the second and sixth innings enroute to an 116 win over the Knight Riders Brenda Peyton and Anne Puckering were hot on the Brewer mound It would be nice to better that mark but havent enough over the past two years Budge said The Canadian girls will be hard pressed to make the final race In Hungary Approximately women will compete in a trial race the first day of competition and the top half of the field will move onto a more difficult final event The newly formed Credit Valley Orienteer ing Club claimed nine medals altogether at the Canadian Championships In Barrle two weeks ago Ann and Don Budge of Terra Cotta showed that their Internationally- ranked daughter Isnt the only champ In the family as they both enjoyed good success Don managed a silver medal in the mens class while Ann took a bronze in the womens group The club which now boasts some 35 members will be holding a New comers Day this Satur day August 27 at the Terra Conservation Anyone interested In trying their hands at ori enteering or maprunn ing as It Is often called Is welcome to attend If you have a compass bring It Feds in the way The federal government Is hampering the of the Farm Credit Corporation FCC to meet the credit needs of Canadian farmers the president of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture OFA charged this week Last year five out or six farmers who wanted FCC loans walked away without any money Ralph said This year things could be even In the first three months of its fiscal year the FCC allocated its entire budget for the year But when it sought approval to lend an additional million to meet the approved loans on rile the government said It could only loan million The credit situation is so severe that FCC has refused to process loan applications since June 10 To make mailers worse FCC sources say the chartered banks are pulling out of long term mortgage lending to the farm community TV STEREO ft TOED DO Vou Line Doing wash MOUNTAINVIEW COIN LAUNDRY i Budge pictured above of Terra Cetta la In 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