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IC league has another decision The Inter County League are faced with having to decide another unfulfilled game This time Rangers A failed to show a sufficient number players for their match wilh Meteor Blue last Wednesday were a known factor in Ihcir game against Varian In Ihe mean lime only the Mariners5l winoverVilla is known Dependent upon the executive decisions with games this evening fixture at Cedar vale at against Rangers may well decide the 2nd division championship Varian hopes to keep their flag flying home game at at when facing Villa Ajax entertain gaining the first place should they pull off a revenge win over their hosts 1st Division play In the first division Blue host Butcher whilst White visit Villa A facing Rangers A Butcher have already won the championship Finals here The youth midOntario finals are again being hosted by Georgetown The schedule dates arc and September The house league finals will be held a couple of weeks earlier InexEverton game Some or so turned out for the clash at Varsity with he result ending in a tie The lock of publicity in announcing dales and the actual visit in the first place no doubt affected Ihe size of the crowd Also perhaps is a general lack of interest in as a viable concern The complete lack of a true pro league is not doing us any favours and now can be seen the value of ihe whilst it lasted Inex went on Ihe defeat the National team and left the World Cup potentials bewildered at times Keep August open on your calendar That is the day of the CanodaCosta Rica Cup qualifying game and the most Important day for Canadian soccer date A win will set up the team for the next game in St Johns in September with Honduras One thing over the past couple of years or so the Canadians have shown that they can live with some of the best teams In the world Good results with Italy Scotland and Brazil have not gone unnoticed elsewhere Uniform grumbling There has been the odd grumbling about the youth In my opinion this Is the area of greatest difficulty In order to have the kit anywhere in reasonable time it has to be ordered before registration and therefore an educated It is very easy to be out by a hundred or more Sixes are anybody s guess To those who say Ihe position of equipment commissioner Is easy should volunteer to attempt to do better I know that has had- problems providing delivery in lime why I do not know I do know that everything was ordered in time and at that point we are at the mercy of the supplier who la the same as last year when there were very few problems Hooliganism Having read about the Chinese at home against the country s defeat by little Hong Kong when 127 were arrested after the match I wondered how the problem would be dealt with forlhe future This weekend I read that the Chinese have instituted a points system for itcms of good behavior by the home crowds At the same tune they have set up crowd behavior seminars and counsellors teach the fans bow to correct their bad behaving friends Down the centuries the Chinese are noted for their manners and it may well be that this method unusual method of solving the problem will work The level of in Scotland was reduced several years ago by the closing drinking establish ments In the near vicinity of stadiums The Scots have not yet solved the problem of religious bigotry a spark plug of problems In the southern part of Britain England they are introducing Identity cards for fans which will be produced upon entry into a ground Video cameras are to be Introduced The resultant films will show the thugs and vandals As well as being arrested and Jailed for their efforts the cards will be withdrawn and so prevent the entry of the baddies to future games I hope works The numbers of supporters has drastically dropped In the past ten years except at Man and Liverpool in England The good supporters have stopped going and the fans left are of the violent kind The clubs would be left with them as their only source of income if the situation had been allowed to drift along Apparently the mobs are not from Ihe boondocks or unemployed ranks as believed for some time Many of the mob are socalled well respected employed and upright citizens Be it Argos Blue Jays and whatever soccer team we may have In the future or any other sport may it never happen here Tilt- HERALD Wednesday August I age Memories of 1984 Summer Olympics Milestone clear in Grahams mind By DAN RALPH Herald lor It has been a year since the start of the ism Olympic Games but even now Hugh Graham a special feeling for a particular he achieved there The 36yearold Lime- house native scored a perfect second round in Ihe team Jumping comp etition after recording 16 fault points in his first one round was the only one recorded by any member of the Can equestrian team Graham has the video tape and after a year since the competition he said he experiences a special feeling after watching his effort I still get shivers just listening it Graham Graham also Joined an elite group In the indiv idual competition He was only one of four riders to clear a huge barrier in the second round The barrier was five feet three Inches high In the front while being five foot seven inches high in back As well it was seven feet It was one of the b Jumps I had he said However Graham was unable to bring home a medal from the Los An lltir II GRAHAM games Canada fin fourth In the team competition but was only one full point away from winning the silver In the Individual petition his fault points wasn l quite good enough to finish in Ihe top three Graham had Ihe viable task of being the first rider on the course in the Individual rounds This it a disadvantage to the rider for hi docs not have the opportunity of being able to watch the others handle the course Also the initial docs not have the luxury of being able lo where the other riders arc jumping from lo gain the perspective of Ideal soot It was disappointing getting shut out of the medals but getting the clear round for Canada In the team com petition was exciting Graham said Thi dames were Gra ham first Prior Gra ham had a member of the silver medal Can earn that took part in the 1083 Pan Am Games In Caracas The Olympics were a different feeling ham said Normally when you go to an Inter national competition there are Just riders there But in LA all the Canadian athletes stay and you could look out your window and see the swimming going on It was just a whole differ aspect In almost any other sport being 36 would mean another trip to an Olympic competition would be unlikely How ever such t nccess the case in the equestrian field Fortunately I m In a sport where not finished at an early age Graham said Our team captain Ihe Olympics Jim Elder was and the J9S4 Games were his seventh Hopefully I got a few more Games In me still The Olympics arc In the plans and we re Ililkresl Farms where Graham works develop ing some young horses hat hopefully we have for that It would be nice though to bring home medal from ihe Soxs bats come alive Royal Pizza crew nets hockey wins Swim grads Ed had three triples while Jason Bastedo had a triple double and pitched as White Sox downed Roy 104 in Georgetown Baseball Association Pee Wee house league play J also pitched for the winners Piqueras was named the outstanding player of the gome In other games John Manning had two doubl es as a Expos team overcame a deficit to down Brav Greg Dobbin Mike Andy Pearce and Jeff pitched for the winners added a homer while Delurey and Mowat add doubles Solid pitching led Expos past Braves 181 Jim English Lorry Greg Dobbin Mike Mowat Ryan Pens and Jeff Delurey all combined for a twohltt er as Sieve Brown had a double for the winners Royals defeated While Sox In a rematch Jason Bastedo pitched for White Sox while adding a triple Jim Lawrence had a double was the game s outstanding player Muscle team downs Rob Elmslie had three goals to pace Muscle Works Muscle Men past Varian Green Giants in boys mosquito soccer action Shawn Pearson had two goals for the winners while singles went Kevin Patrick and Leigh Stuart Baker The Vati an was not available Paul Steve and Douglas Mathews played well for the Muscle Works team For Varian the whole team played well SPORTS SCOREBOARD In other games Hussy Sanatgar had Ihe winn goal as McKcnzle Cobras nipped Midas Muffler Bulldogs 10 Mark Coe Elliot and Mark on played well for the earn while Ihejvhole Midas squad played well Miracle Goalbusters scored a 10 win by default over Johnsons and Associates Golden Slayers As well the results from Ihe Georgetown Honda Blue Thunder Zellers Flat Tires match were not available Royal Pizza recorded back toback wins this week in Georgetown Ball Hockey Association piny In their first game Kent led the way for the winners with four goals in an win over OTooles Glen Baker John George Osborne and Brian Stone had the others For Larry Peters on and Gerry Coffey replied Howie Oram had three goats to pace Ihe Royal team to a win over Calvert Dale Homes Tim Turner had the other goals for the winner Mike and Glen Leslie had the goals for Calvert Dale In other games Calv crt Dale was able to get back Into the win column with a decision over Dutch Exports Leslie and Shawn Coffey scored the goals Pizzeria had a real battle but defeated Animal Control Gra ham Hill had two goals for Ihe winners while Steve Gage hod the other Stone had goal for Animal Control while the other was not available Carlos hod goals as Dave s Service Paul Atkins Kennedy Doug Brian Fitzgerald and Brian had Ihe other goals for Ihe wlnn Hay and R Hamilton scored for the A late goal by Jim gave Henry a 3 lie with Exchange House Dave had two goals for O Henry Dave Norton Gary Lock wood and Rick Camman had goals for Exchange House Doug Ivany had three goals as Nick Motors shelled Gemini Maintenance 130 Paul had two goals while singles went to Scott Greg Robertson and Eric Clark Olher available Glen ladies end with split of ball games Glen Williams split two of their ladles fastball games this week Glen Williams defeated Acton In Acton in their initial game before dropping a 157 decision in Glen Williams Against Aclon Michelle Miehm pitched the win for Glen Williams Rhonda Ritchie had a home run and triple for the winners while Miehm Heather Wallace and Veronica Wilkes all added a pair of doubles Kennedy and K Kennedy both had triples for Acton At home Thursday to Glen Williams was Victimized for 11 runs in the third and fourth innings A combination of hits and errors added to that total Cindy Gabct took Ihe loss wilh relief from D Chris Hooper and Wilkes both had doubles for the Glen Uranick in track race Acton Doreen went further this year in the Canadian Senior Track and Field championships than she did In the meet last year finished third in her heat to qualify for Ihe final The top three In each heal along with the next two fastest times advanced on From there finished seventh In the field eight competitors Herald Special The Town of Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department would like thank every who particip ated in ihe leam to swim program this 2nd er session at the Acton Lions Pool We hope to see every one back in the Summer three and four sessions A special hanks to all volunteers The follow Is list of the grad TADPOLE Vanessa Jeffrey Clement Buna Matthew Virgin Sydney Dawe Dawe James Michael Hiifman Nicole Ward Brendan David son Bridget Money John POLLVWOG Laura Ann Sheehan Joshua Tait Adam Walker John Vansickle Jennifer Douglas Matthew Wilson Anlh Paris Tabitha Jonas Alicia Walker Tarda YELLOW Julie Hume Joshua Wilson Sally Vansickle Amber Nash Nash Paisley Brian Hill Gordl Hill Beth Tosha Ward Jonathan Pringle ORANGE David Grist Adam Trenton Erin O Kevin Paisley Laura Hamilton Stephen Hill Abbey Robertson Sarah Usher Peterson Gillian RED Brand Charp Maria Brea Sand Vidler BEGINNER MAROON Jenny Saunders Kent Stuckcy Jenny Van kllnk MAROON ADVANCED Jennifer Douglas Erica Mitchell Jennifer Mitchell Shea Chlo April Stewart Amanda Rosa Rebecca Vnnklink SURVIVAL Julia Trenton Candice Trenton McGIll vray Talml Leigh Wood Audric So Cord Law BLUE Karen Wigston Si Chia Connie Stewart Matthew Wilson Ross Keri Kim Hick Mandy He idem an GREEN Gracey GREY Jason Ross WHITE Jason Ross Ladies have busy week Acton As of the Fastball Leaguedidnotplayanygameslastweek but will be quite busy this week night then come back home Saturday night for a doubleheader against Erin Saturday games will begin at pm Sunday evening at 30 p the A host and Monday night at Acton home to Fergus team standings fjferw Powers short handed gave it Wilkinson singled 3 times and scored twice Debbie Pearce and Sandy Barclay singled twice and scored once Barb Terry singled twice and scored twice Barrett times and Marge Snow singled Cathy Johnson made some good plays KED FOXES IS A remarkable triple play exec utcd by Foxes Anne BGM si short stop to Joy Thompson at 3rd to at 2nd really fired this team up As well as great defensive play offensive by the Blue saw Red Alice Edgar and Molly Moore tallied 3 times Debbie Knocpfli Thompson Korzack and Wendy Fisher scored twice Salty and Gall Weathcrall were the other markers Blue Jays rallied In the inning with 4 runs but were unable to slip by the sly ones Judy Anderson Kim Marcll Kelly Mary Johnston Bonnie Henderson and Bonnie crossed the plate GOLDEN GLOVES DING BATS 1 This was a tight game for 2 innings but Dingbats were unable to contain their potent opponents Brookes and Paul Pod wore the offensive colors along with Cathy and Sue Marl In Together Bonnie Campbell and Watson made some fire catches Suzette Cor ley scored Die lone run with heads up base running Gloves really poured it on in the inning scoring 10 big runs Classic clubbing came from Donna super homeruns 1 single rendu Ha mil Ion her 2nd homer for the year and singles Belly fourth homer 2 singles Andrea Van de Va Ik 1st homer pant of the year 1 single Judy Gibson and Jean Wilson triple l single Reyce and JoAnne Tucker 3 singles and Holly Hulme l double invasion set On August id 11 there will bean Invasion of ladies coming from Acton Burlington Brampton Milton Orangcvllle and Midland to participate in Ihe annual tournament There are 32 learns which will consist of games scheduled over Ihe 3 days starting with games Friday scheduled over dayB starting with 4 games Friday night at the Georgetown Fair grounds where all games will take place After Friday night there Is an annual coaches game against the Merchants beginning at so come out and support your favorite merchant coach or lady Saturday night there will bo a dunce at the Georgetown Legion Aug 10 Casual dress ACTON SABRES JR C TRAINING CAMP GORDON ARENA AUG 19 630 AUG 2226 28 800 1000 PM