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Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate C pint this past neck The Royals won just one of three onuss dumping Rocks while dropping games to Tavistock and J to Exeter Mohawks now sits in third place five points behind the front running Mohawks and four points bad of In Tavistock on Monday Glenn Murray fired a hat trick while Andy Dale and Chris counted singles as dropped on decision Saturday in Hills burgh Karl Meyer scored twice and added one assist leading to their 2 win over Broadbent Brian Rick Scott and Bill Taylor each beat Gary Trimble once to round out Ihe scoring Brad Miller turned aside shots in the Royals nets The then travelled to Exeter Sunday for an evening with the Mohawks and came out on the short side of a score who managed to Ice only 11 skaters due to injuries and work commitments could not keep pace with the faster skating Exeter side Glenn Murray scored his second hat I nek or he week counting for all the Royals offence who were In the garni until txetcr iced the win with an net goal with just seconds remaining In the contest Sieve was outstanding in goal making including our break The Royals next game Is Friday night when they travel to Arthur to with the Tigers before home Saturday to face Exeter ing at at the Community Centre The will be running booster club upstairs Saturday MacKay nets 28 in losing cause Janet netted points in a losing cause as Cougars edged Trojans in Georgetown Ladies Basketball play In another game Mustangs notch il their 10th win of the season by virtue of a victory Capricorns In the Trojans loss June Nicholson 10 points For the winners Chung Kim had 12 paints white Sue Rebecca both had points and had eight points In Mustangs win Anita Stank us had points while Sue and hud to points Maureen Kerr had points for while had 10 In action held recently Chung Kim had points as Cougars defeated Capricorns Rebecca Caver ly chipped in with 16 points Maureen Kerr had 10 points for Capricorns while Traccy and Kerry had eight each In another game Lorraine Brown had points as Mustangs defeated Trojans Corinne Buisman had points also Janet MacKay had points for Trojans Moms slow off the mark ItyltlTADWIDSUN It his seemed thit during this ion the Moms look at the first period of i hockey match as not quite the rial game Very slow on Tuesday the young club soon found themselves well behind as took advantage of our slaw reflexes three goals Late intc period Paul Sandifer displayed his power and planted George town first goal In a hope tills ignite his team Paul led leim into the second and the game became very defensive as Oakville tightened up and the Moms could find no holes in their defence Scoreless second brought tight third with Georgetown coming close but late in the third deflated the red and black balloon by scoring one last goal as the final The Hockey Moms ended the week with several practices which should help In the bailie for supremacy in the minor novice loop The Mills family hosted a team party on Saturday evening where children and adults alike had a great time The party was in part to pick a banner for the Montreal tournament parade with nil boys an the team designing a banner to help with the ideas They looked terrific all across the Mills wall The also discussed travel arrange menls and tournament details prepare for what will be the biggest tournament of the year next game for the eight olds Is Thursday evening p m Memorial against Brampton Then Sunday p m in Midgets lose game in second overtime Although disappointed about losing to Perdue In double overtime Georgetown District High School midget boys basketball coach Moe put the game In perspective Our shooting stats from the field were IB of he said Id be concerned If they quality shots but they were high percentage We vi to I this character builder 1 can see the parts of the puzzle coming together he The character building element was that he Rebels were down by six with 2 remaining However three straight hoops from Tim tied the name 3838 after regulation The two teams exchanged baskets in the first three minute overtime and did Ihe same with seconds left in the second period However the Rebels dn get back for the equalizing hoop Mark Murnaghan had 14 points while Andreas had 12 points The loss gives the Rebels a record and puts Ihem behind K Park and Perdue in the standings With the exam schedule now in affect the earn doesn t play its next regular season game until the first week of February when It hosts Loyola and A However the team will play Port Credit in an exhibition game as well as taking part in a tournament at Perdue in the meantime Rebels drop to fifth spot with loss In an effort to get greater intensity Hurley led the way offensive his practices Georgetown District with 12 points High School junior boys basketball slump his club Is coach Rick will cut his roster by four players The move comes after the Rebels dropped their fourth game In a row last week Wcdnesjday the team lost to Perdue to even its record at so far this year Well cut down to from 16 because we just don have the intensity In practice said Weve likely gone from second to fifth now and we cant afford to drop further The teams well be playing ore the ones who arc close to us in optimistic Our moral was really down after the Perdue game said But we had a full scrimmage the next night and seemed to get it back I dont mind this I think we can to peak now Im hoping we can win four of our next five which would be a good peak for the playoffs With exams this week the basket ball team is off until The first week of the month will see hosting Loyola and TA Seniors take home deceiving victory There are tiroes when final scores arent Indicative of the type of game played Take the Georgetown District High School senior boys basketball game with Perdue as an example The Rebels won but most the Perdue points came late In the game with the Rebels starters on the bench It was big thro points coach Bcvin Clarke added Clarke was pleased with the ploy of his club but said his players arc capable of better In our first game we shot per cent from Ihe free throw line and Orion finished atop Held In the and Wilkinson finished behind In the standings finish in first The Acton High School track club had a couple of top finishes in a high school meet held at York University this weekend Melissa Corson won the midget girls shot put with a throw of 8 44 metres Also Angela Dunn won the midget girls long jump an effort of metres Other competitors Included the four by metro relay team consist of Shannon Dunn and Corson The team was fourth in their heat In Dairy I Bartlett was fourth In the junior boys 60mctre hurdles in Q and was fifth in the open boys long jump with a Jump of metres Bartlett also took part in tho 60metre dash and had a time of 7 45 seconds Thanh Nguyen took part In the Junior boys hurdles and finished in a lime of Saturday Acton High School athlete Maria linger took part In the York University Invitational meet and was seventh inner race In a time of The meet was also tho Indoor trials for the Toronto Star Indoor Games haven t been there since he said The boys played well but still not as well as they can No final scorers were available from the game With the win the Rebels record stands at three wins against six losses On the weekend the Rebels took part in Midland Marauders tourney in Goderich The Rebels lost their first game to West Hill or Owen Sound 6549 before taking In the consolation semi final the Rebels dropped an decision North The key was In the second quarter when a Barrio player netted 17 points and entire Rebels team Chargers take victories Both basketball teams at Middle School have come up with North Elementary league wins The boys defeated IB as Trent Cull led the way with 13 points Adam had six The girls beat also this time by a mark as Jen Arnold had four paints and Wendy Pas live DONT LOSE BUSINESS ANSWERING SERVICE PAGING WAKE UP CALLS MAIL SERVICE CALL 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