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Sports and and Recreation For 30 Years mi We Have Delivered Host Kingston Thursday night Juveniles advance to semis The Georgetown Gemini Juveniles doubled up on Streetsville Friday night at the Alcett Arena to sweep their bestoffive quarter final playoff aeries In three straight games The series win moved the Georgetown squad a step closer to the crown as they prepare to open at home to Kingston on Thurs day night In a semifinal showdown Against the Georgetown squad played well But coach Charlie expects things to get a little tougher from here on In We seemed to go through the series fairly easily he says We were never really extended at Streetsville showed up for Fri days game with only four extra skaters and says their coach never made any of he games in the series apparently due to other commitments Looking ahead to Kingston Han STANDING Kingston at St at we Georgetown Gemini Juveniles Arena Here Mike of polished off three Georgetown Ms grand in straight games to advance to the front of the net daring semifinals which tbey the teams win Friday open this Thursday when host Herald photo man know exactly what to expect Kingston swept Richmond in their quarterfinal series Its hard to set Information on teams that way Hanman says We knew Richmond Hill was weak because we had no problem with them at a tournament in Ajex earlier We dont really know what Kingston will have But they must be half decent to get this far Thursdays opener in the series Is scheduled to start at 30 at the Alcott Arena The second and third games of the set will be in Kingston during the March 19 weekend Friday Streetsville opened the scoring with a goal early In the first period The lead held up until the final few minutes of the when Georgetown scored three quick goals to move into 31 lead The locals extended their lead to M after the second and then scored three goats to lies two markers to take the win Terry Dixon and Kennedy paced the Georgetown attack with two goals and two assists each Pat McCarthy with a pair and Chris Marling and Mark with singles rounded out the Georgetown scoring Steve Turner chipped In with three assists while Marling Dean Morgan and Dennis had a pair of assists each and McCarthy added one assist In the opening game of the series Georgetown received solid ding from John en route to their victory The defensive corps of fill Her man Morgan Turner and McCarthy put together a strong curtain to support play Scoring for the Gemini Juveniles were Herman Dixon Turner Marl ing Chris Peacock and Mike In the assists department Dixon Marc Butcher and Tim Bennett all had two apiece and Herman Peacock and had one In the second game of the set Georgetown lumped out to a quick 30 lead and then relied on steady by Joe Balson until the final frame when they rounded out the win Kennedy led the scoring attack with three goal while single markers went to Dan Kent and Rob Cooper Dixon contributed to the cause with four assists while Turner and Kent had two each and Kennedy ad a lone assist Jans Madill A titles Squash champions decided Georgetown Racquet Club Chain resulted in more com more games played more enthusiasm and more fun for those Involved The feeling at the club is now one of renewed interest by many members and a sense of rejuvena tion In he spirit and activity at the club Saturday nine champions were declared as the club competition moved Into the divisional finals In the Junior Division Simon Bums defeated Jeff Lane to claim the boys title and Johnson downed Jenny Cook for the girls tie In the Womens A Division MeUnle Jans needed a 104 ded in the fifth and final game of the match to defeat Christine Kogon and take the title Although Jans an Intermediate was successful in defending her division title Lloyd Newman was dethroned In the Mens A Division by Terry Madill himself a former champion Newman had been seeking his third consecutive title The Mens B Division champion ship was taken by Alex He defeated Jim Jakes who joined he general concensus of the spec tators on hand who see Oldaker as da Sandifer defeated Jane while Barb Johnson was victorious Andrew tans figure skates was a victor over Gary Carter In the Mens C Division and Jim Hall was declared Mens Division champion as be defeated Although five of the champion ship matches were contested by In tennediate players and four of them were victorious Christine Kogon and Terry Madill gave fair notice to the younger players that there are Senior competitors around to put up a challenge All finalists in the dub cham will receive a copy of hv during the championship event and the club wishes to thank Ian of Rhondas Runners Doug Anderson of North Sports and Don of Uns NEW Madill leftt Newman in three straight games won toe Georgetown squash Newman was gunning for his third March by defeating Lloyd straight championship Cougars set to face Derbys The Burlington Cougars and the Streetsville will do battle to decide the Central Jr Hockey Leagues West Division champion The Cougars the Capitals four games to two In their bestofseven dlvi quarterfinal The Derbys held on to edge the Blades In their series after the Blades had beaten the Georgetown Gemini in the open round In the East Division the Bame Colts have taken a 10 lead In their seven championship final with the Richmond Hill Dvnes Burlington and were slated to face off In their opening game last night the winners of the divisional finals will then advance to square off for the Central loops title SPORTS Titans take title B2 Sports briefs Bantams take lead Atoms trail Great hockey minds Just never quit Del Beaumont left and Red AsselUne spent many hoars furthering the cause of hockey In Georgetown The two were at the helm of the Georgetown B Beavers when they took to the Ice ISO and IS years later they are stUl very much In the hockey limelight Red wis honored as the lith red plent of the Georgetown Hockey Heritage Award at a dinner Monday night and there to share In the with him was Del last year recipient of the award For more on the Hockey Heritage celebrations see pageBI Bantam Tournament set to start this Saturday Even though the organizers were still hammering out some of the specifics late last week the Annual Georgetown International Bantam Hockey Tournament la set to gut under way this Saturday at the Alcott Arena Among those specifics were the number of teams that will be com and who those teams will be But tournament chairman Wayne Pries wasnt worried Some of the teams that were coming have advanced to the next round of the playoffs Pries said Thursday So we re Just trying to flnallie the teams But it always seems to como down to the lost week A few years ago we filled the last hole on the Saturday morning the day the tournament started So we re not pushing the panic button yet For one of the few years since It started the International Bantam tournament will be strictly a affair In Ontario the players will be en Joying their March break from school But their American counter parts don t share the same privilege There are no province teams this year Pries says We had talked with two teams from Chicago but Its not a school break for them and the students are into exams They felt it was too far to come unjust for the weekends The Michigan Nationals who won the A Division of the tournament last year and lost In the championship game will not be competing this year either Whitby who are the defending champions were recently eliminated from their playoffs and Pries feels theres a good chance theyll be back to defend their title The team travelling the furthest to take part In the tournament this year will be a squad from Sault Ste Marie the first entry from there in several years The tournament schedule has been set up for 31 teams but if necessary Pries says they can drop an entire fourteam division should there be a problem with filling It out to capad Play gets under way this Saturday at so am and continues until ID pra that night Each day through the week there will be games scheduled during he same times except Tuesday when the last game is slated for 30 m There are no games Sunday ana the finals will be played on Saturday March 19 Carrying the colors for Georgetown will be the M and M Pro Sparta Bantams who have prime time games In tnelr divisional play Saturday the M and squad will Ladies split playoff outings The Georgetown Womens Hockey Team spilt a pair of close decisions last week In their double round robin playoff scries as they edged Caledon last Sunday before ingshaded by Wednesday The split gave the Georgetown dub a 1 record In the playoff set Their fourth game was slated for Sunday but no results were available Georgetown played a solid game against Caledon as they tallied their first two goals of the contest from scrambles in front of the net With four and a half minutes to go In the opening period Lisa Allen scored from Monica Mastalerc and Denean Jones Then Carolyn Grasby made It on a goal from Allen withi Georgetown extended their lead to 34 mid way through the second when Mastaferz beat the goalie cleanly with a slapahot Jones picked up an assist on the play Caledon finally found he scoreboard with three minutes left in the second when a player con nected with a sinker shot that fooled the goalie But Georgetown struck again ear ly in the third when Maatalerz again scored on a from Jones It was obvious the Mastal enJones combination was effective as they accounted for most of the teams scoring points Caledon didnt give up though and with a few minutes remaining in regulation time they scored on a screened Then with 23 seconds left a from just outside the bluellne deflected off a Georgetown defender and caught the off guard making if 43 pulled their goalie to try and get the equalizer but Georgetown held on for the victory At Oro Wednesday Georgetown again came out flying and took the lead on a nifty goal by Allen In tbe first two minutes of play and Dianne Taylor drew assists on the goal Then Allen made it 20 with another marker four minutes later again from Grasby and Taylor But replied just seconds later with a goal on a tlpln play In the second Georgetowns net minding kept from dosing rind and Pam Anderson added to locals lead assisted by Taylor At this point Georgetown ap peared to be In full control but In the third period they seemed to lose their skating legs fought back with three unanswered goals to eventually overtake Georgetown and claim a decision The next home game for Georgetown will be this Sunday when they entertain Oro In their final match of the playoff round Game time Is at the Memorial Arena SPORTS I vie clicks B3 Scoreboard B3 Hustlers clinch title B3 Hockey Heritage gala B4 ENTERTAINMENT Reviewing Moonstruck B5 winners BS Arts Alive back B5 Globe gets stronger BS