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Kevin Hughes Jay toper Andy Allan Greg Dean Greg Stewart Teetiel Ken Mi op t DIVISION playoff PLAYOFF RESULTS IMS David Freak Pal McCarthy Jack Pool Stewart Innea Coach Eric RideouL Asalstant Coach Terry Gary Adams Ktatoa n tan Callaway Johnston Rickey Danny Lane Grey Utile Derek Mayer Dan I1I1M Rewdl Randoa II l EUudef As defeat Fergus for final berth Acton continues dominance Acton A continue to be a major Roy Spear tossed the win going force at home allowed six hits The Fastball League while fanning five Jim came top place finishers defeated Fergus In relief and allowed five hits and to win Ihclrbestof three playoff series a lhe four The game was played Tuesday worked night at Prospect Park thought pitched well Halls sacrifice downs Orangeville Glen Williams Specters needed an extra inning to defeat Sunday night to advance to the Inlercounty Fastball League final against Acton Gary Halls hit a sacrifice fly in the loth to bring home Andy for the winning run got on base with a triple Mark Curtis started for Glen Williams and gave way to Moc Curtis who was credited with the win Sunday game was played at the Glen diamond won the second game of the series Saturday night but details t available The championship series opened last night in Acton and will be a beat of five series with Game two going next Tuesday In Glen Williams considering he thrown a ball in over four weeks said manager Steve Marshall Acton got on the scoreboard In the ihirdtrnilingio Tim Baker had a base on balls and advanced when Ml Arthur singled Both players scored on tworun single Verm ten had a double in the fourth inning and scored when Paul singled to make the score 1 The A added single runs in the fifth and seventh Innings when Spear and Tim Baker hit solo homers Fergus scored its last run of the game In the ninth The win it home added to an already Impressive number this year The A haven lost at home since being beaten by Guelph early In the season Since then Acton has register nothing but 16 wins when at Prospect Park That fact could enter in the A final scries with Glen Williams Specters who needed extra innings to defeat in their playoff series for a 1 scries win Sunday at Glen Williams It helps Marshall It could boll down to the fifth and final game because we ve always had trouble at their field and they lost three games they played on our field But you never know With the five games wc ve had this year it won t take a lot to gel ready for this series he said The championship series will have begun Tuesday night in Acton The second game in the series will be played next Tuesday at the Glen Williams diamond games have not jet been scheduled SWIM The Georgetown Pool is offering a new swim far adults Monday and Wednesday 15 10 Guards on duty will provide stroke correction and a workout tosuit you Join in the Swim Acton gym has Olympic flavor Using he new preacher curl bench Jaion Inglli goes through a workout at the Acton High School weight room The school pure used new weights and benches for the room and has started a club which has been quite Herald photo Football finalists decided ACTON There is no an Olympic flavor present in the weight room at Acton High School The school has a new set of Olympic style weights and barbells to compliment its Universal unit The new equipment has been set up with many students getting involved in the usage The equipment came as the result of a presentation made by the athletic department after students had asked If they could bring in own free eights We found there was no control or storage place for them and since there was an interest wr- wondered If we could get some new weights said athletic department head Bruce Andrews A presentation was made to the Teen Cuisine and about was given in order to purchase the new eights and other equipment Teen Cuisine is the name of lhe Acton cafeteria which is run by the school Any profits made are put back into the school Also purchased were a preacher curl bench a California squat rack the Olympic weights two Olympic bar bells four sets of welded York bar bells five sets of welded two wall storage racks adumbcllrackand storage rack far the York and Olympic plates well a regulation compctttl on bench press and incline bench were obtained Protection for the room floor was needed so II by plywood sheets 3 inches thick were secured by metal brackets and covered indoor outdoor carpet Also to ensure the new equipment t stolen or used without supervision a cage was built where the new weights are kept With the new weights interest has Increased at the school so much that a weight club lias been formed The students arc charged for member ship which entitles them to use the new weights AH students can use the Universal free Members are given shoe lags There is a sign In and out sheet that monitors who has what equip ment At alt times there must be a teacher present lor members to use the equipment Upon forming the club Andrews gave the new members a mini course To date over students hate joined the club think the reaction has been vjery positive Andrews said The kids have been very cooperative Andrews said there Herald Correspondent The best In the Wrat had tag wins over the best In the East Sunday to set up a climactic final game between and Dairy Queen this weekend Dairy Queen rolled over Delrex Smoke Shop and Toole crushed Corrigan Instrument 21 TOOLfcS VS Throughout the league this year there has been talk of the decline O Their wilt and ability to play at a customarily high level were always questioned Well as a surprise to more astute observers lhat redlscovered their prodigiouspowerfortheplayoffs They have every intention of setting a new record of four straight Cups and they took a big step toward that goal Sunday The magnitude of the win becomes better appreciated when you consider their opposition Corrigan Is a good team the best In the East But for this game at least they weren t in the same league as Rick Baldwin was at his uncanny best as he shredded the Corrigan defence with precision passing that would make Joe Montana envious His prime target a or Allan or but Robin Rivers Rivers stole the spotlight from his more illustrious mates to record four and a twopointer James Allan wasn t forgotten He added a pair of majors one on a spectacular 70yard play Steve Peace had a and twopointers were tallied by Bill Hi vers and John Corrigan hit for two TDs in the first hair one by rookie of the year hopeful Hugo and scoring leader Brent Ferguson Mike Pelrce who displayed gazelle like speed through out scored Corrigan only major In the second half added two points with a convert DAIRY QUEEN VS SMOKE SHOP Dairy Queen continued their proficient play by dispatching old nemesis Smoke Shop Their finely tuned offence was complimented by an equally solid defence Dairy Queen charged out to take a first half lead on two TDs by Howie and a third by Ron Bandy and Steve Cross man chalked up twopointers Hulme continued his fine play in the second half with his third TD and Ron also scored majors The shareofthegloryforlhewin had three interceptions by Hulme and Mitch Smokers though twice the of tome of their DQ tormentors could only score half as many points Bruce Carl had two majors and clutch Mikoltet added number to lifetime total Other good Smoker plays were by Terry Diardl who snared a twopointer and Sieve Kamikaze Frost who powered his imposing bulk 60yards through DQ ranks on a klckoff return Smoke Shop promises to be back next year for the 10th anniversary plans in store for the club and weight room facility I d like to form a club executive to review procedures of how is working out he said Also wed like to get an open vertical storage area for the students in the weight room for their bags HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Ma pis A von PASTOR PASTOR Ff Mliklewlci MASSES Saturday Sunday flam noon BARRY Chartered CARHETALBUILDINQ SUITE S GEORGETOWN 8776948 BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL DIBECTOBV THE MICRO COMPUTER 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