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SECTION Wednesday AugmCl WW filly Diamond took top spot on July 15 Raceway in Ottawa during the ongoing Trillium up competition Proud owner William Hunter middle of Terra recedes the place along miner Doug 11 Id rout Preienling award la Cornwall MIT John Diamond III has earned In purse money in Local filly scores big in Ontario pacing circuit When it comes to sense Terra Cotta native William Hunter is proving he has plenty Hunter who spent years In local municipal politics has been ding a lot of time In Ihe winner at harness racing events around Ontario this summer and a two- yearold illy Is responsible The twoyearold pacer Albens Diamond Li I has been a top horse on the pro vincial harness racing scene during the past Tew weeks and a recent win in Ottawa presented her owner with his greatest source of com pride The filly topped the field at the Rldeau Carlcton Raceway on July not only winning an important stake in the ongoing Trillium Cup compel tion but also posting the fastest time of the season with a 1 mile The time stands as a new season record for twoyearold pacing fillies over a fiveeights mile track In Canada The victory also meant Diamond has collected over in prize money so far in According to Hunter who says he has been involved with the owning and raising of horses his entire life much of Diamond Lil sue cess is due to the handling of old trainerdriver Doug Hideout Hunter said Hideout is a relative neophyte on the harness but he has proved marc than capable of competing at the lop level In Ontirlo paring only and he s been doing very well said Hunter who decld to give the young rider a chance at handling Diamond rather than go wilh a experienced veteran Everybody deserves a chance explained Hunter of his obviously successful choice The big win at Carlet on was not without lis tension and in fine horse- racing fashion Albens Diamond gave the croud not to mention her some exciting moments by taking the victory in the stretch for a half length triumph A special presentation by Com wall John Geary almost made Hunter and his entourage late for a flight out of Ottawa but the happy owner admitted it was worth the unit Hunter will be la king his filly to several more races throughout the province as the Trillium Cup com petition continues Included among scheduled stops is Downs in Dundas and the Dresden Raceway Hunter and are hoping that a few more trips to the winner circle will also be included in Diamond s future GIFL leaders More input on Youth Soccer Georgetown soccer club president has berated me for not paying enough attention to youth and the competitive section in with some justification I may add Other than the odd house league game I have not seen much this season I do rely on the odd bit of Information from all the coaches manager and parents If that Is not forthcoming then I have little to pen Having said all that Dave boys have been having a fairly good season being successful after a shaky beginning They lost their two opening games to Milton and Misslssauga However since then they have been on a relative tear be ing undefeated to date In fact the Juniors beat league leading Milton In the return match Calculations cor rcctly made place the team In se cond or third spot Good going George Jacksons squad are having an In season so far Discipline problems with Benny Beckett suspension and Joey Clare three cautions which may lead to a suspension give the coaches a bit of a headache Injuries to a couple of players Steve Swlnscoe for one have not helped cause Nevertheless optimism remains In the camp Bill Harrisons young squad arc another with an inandout year cording to one of the youngsters playing house league also They have won a game or two usually against the better sides I told All la not dismal then on all fronts Our own Haddy Smedema one of Ihe first administrators to reach the provincial level from town It is only a few years ago thai he ran a fairly successful Ontario Cup and subsequently Eastern Canadian Championships It is a pity he is all 1 1 not bo doing this year Ontario Cup programme has been a massive headache from he begin In One hundred and Iwentyone telephone calls In Ihree days Is enough for this Volunteer to handle ding other duties At moment I am on clean up campaign to en that all teams entered operate within the regulations for this is where the problem arises Glad to lay the United are not part of the problem and have reached the last eight a tremendous achievement Reached by a little bit of luck and a lot of hard laid down by coach Sam Sad news waa the shock passing of Bill Barclay Bill was active in the earliest years of soccer in Georgetown a highly successful committee man ana coach Later Bill remained In the game as a referee for years until quite recently I recall Bill as a rcferet coaching local rep teams par the girls whilst carrying on his whistling Bill was also active in the loco Sons of Scotland theatre and church to my knowledge and very popular amongst his peers and family The last occasion I saw Bill was typical singing with a twinkle in his eye and happy at reaching the top note he desired He will be long remembered and sadly missed Inter County soccer league held its first disciplinary meeting of the season and found it necessary lo sus pend three players Ian Wilde of Plus Welding and Ed after ejection from a recent game by referee Vic Player Des Dillon Plus Welding was also ejected from the game and remains uspended from soccer until he ap pears a later hearing following a ruling by discipline chairman Bryan Turner which overruled a commit tee decision The game was awarded to Ajax who were leading at the time the game ended 15 minutes short of the full term Milton won their first game of the season by over Win Arms all to no avail as they had no all of their players registered to play legally and so lose the game by default Eagles lost a close encounter with Crown by he odd goal in seven Goals came from Terry John John Kennedy Hugh and John Thomson United defeated Laurent a ns First division leaders Meteor held off Viking with a 51 win at Meadowglen They arc three ahead of Ancient Mariners with a game in hand Manners overcame by and Jim Kemper kept he score dawn to a two goal lead with several key saves At the other end Andy was no less mean with less do coming up big on a couple of occasions Two goals each from Phil Walls one real cher and Eddy Weston tallied for the Ancients Peter and Mark Splinter countered for reached thi victory podium at last turning their outfield play In to goals they handed down a result over Villa This Wednesday Aug early kick at Meadowglen and Christian for Meteor vs Villa and bogles Win Arms Late kick are at and for Mariners vs Viking and Ajax vs Laurenllans DARTS The Industrial League com menccs Sept at the Legion as usual What Is not usual Is that play will be at long lasl upstair and downstairs It is hoped to hove 20 learns 10 In each division with alter note play up and down each week Not resolved Is how divisions will be made up Players are requested to register for their teams and new teams arc welcome as Ihelr are 15 teams at last year s count The Region of Peel dart league opening meeting Is on Aug 3 and all earns and a minimum of eight players per cam have be registered Any players still looking for a home should contact Pep per Birds pull away from pack As the playoffs are just around the comer the Bluebirds are almost certain of clinching top spot I for the season They vc put a six point spread bet themselves and second spol Howell Plumbers This of corns them bye during first round of the championships The Bluebirds on the night or July extended heir current unbeaten streak to seven games by defeating he Apple Auto Glass crew This Some out to be a real pitching It was Big Mac facing equally as big Jeff once peg Haines Jeff struck out six of the first seven Bluebirds bailers hat he faced quickly went up and it looked as though they could snap the Birds wlnningways Bui look out Four unearned runs in he Bluebird fourth Inning and suddenly the Classmen were train ing They never caught up MVP once again went to Mac for he Birds as he threw yet vie tory for club MVP honours for Apple was split between Glen Mc Clure and Don Hoc hod two hits apiece and scored a run each On July he suddenly Inspired Georgetown Reds were looking to get out of the league basement as well era was not a name they wanted pegged on them They squared off the second place Plumbers The Plumbers were quoted by player Darth So cant as saying that they were just relaxing a bit so as to prepare for the playoffs That kind of talk proved to get the George I own Hods all fired up Reds hove always been a ttam pro viding quite a number of upsets in league This game would be no different Howell with Scott on the mount jumped to a quick 10 lead As a change of scenery Big Al as he Is fondly known took to the hill for he Georgetown Reds lit went in for Just one inning only to be replaced by Big Bob notice certain reporter In word Bad in between Bob and fife Is too for misquoting The Reds tallied for four runs In the fourth The Plumbers clawed back with a couple but was too late The rains Fell and the game was called after five innings But with a lead the umpires acknowledged the Softball rules and gave the Reds the two points MVP for Rods was a combo affair going to Big Al and Bob end ley on July spoiler set themselves to square off against he Mike Adam s Realtors Two wins In a row would be a first for the Reds this year and a shot at third place In the future wasn absurd That could prove of great importance In hi rush to the pen The Realtors really needed to group as the playoffs approach They have a squad full of heavy lilt but they ve only won one of their lost six outings Kennedy earned Beds MVP Honours with a two- for three game at he plate with two Including the winner Roy well enough to earn the Realtors MVP Greg West had an excellent right defensively Final score for the Reds and a win streak They are deserved of team of tht week honors with these past two victories and a very close loss to July 19 Well now Just a quick mention of the playoff format for 1988 season These will start August 15 weather permitting As earlier first place gets a with second place meeting third ana fourth meeting fifth Round one is best Iwoof three with the remaining rounds being threcof five Not until next October we hope These games should prove ex exciting and well played People always will remember he STANDINGS up lo August Bluebirds 14 Howell 11 Mike Adams 10 1 Georgetown Reds 12 11 1 Herald Scoreboard Soccer reps cling to onegoal win It was a close victory but a vie lory all Ihe same for the Georgetown Mother s Plza Under larep soccer side lost week Last Wednesday at Norton Park in Chinguacousy and minutes into the game between Georgetown and Ted Wcathcrall took a perfectly executed pass from Glynn and struck a hard low shot past the advancing goalkeeper to break a scoreless tie How sweet it was as the Boys clung desperately to that one goal lead under mounting pressure to wring out a slim victory It was especially fitting that should score the winning goal as he was a member of the Ban tarn squad that went to three years ago I the last time his age group met each other in a league game In en counter he Georgetown team could only field nine players and were sub jected to a humiliating loss Sweet revenge then for Wealherall and half of current Georgetown squad as lifts win also extended their unbeaten streak to nine games and vaulted them ahead of Chingy In the league standings Earlier in the week he Pizza Boys had exacted revenge of another kind when they romped to a 40 victory over In their Monday night game at was the last team to beat Georgetown doling back to Team captain Glynn along with his twin maestro Billy Murphy were the of s downfall as each of them scored a pair of goals Tills game alio featured outstanding per from sweeper Var ricchio left buck Derek Oram and lute Simon Burns Murphy and with a goal each also engineered the exit from the league cup of league leaders Milton when Georgetown scored a 2 1 victory in their July gome Georgetown will now meet In the semifinals to be played on Sept 10 The league standings have been thrown into confusion due to the withdrawal of the Cambridge team half way through the season but team coaches Jim Donald and Dave Maloncy estimate that lie Pizza Boys ore holding down second place three points behind Milton Georgetown will next play at on Mon day Aug Bats Wolva I Jotiuon Sim Carolyn Stewir Id Jem TV WW m Wright Ptlchm Kml ran Vilk Cui Itobkhaud Kortncn Jodie Mind Gone KriIiot and TtiwjGimie BUY 4 MAG WHEELS GET 4 FREE TIRES Call Andy Ben Georgetown Inc Georgetown Ladies Powder puff League would like to extend heir deepest sympathy Jays Cater and family in heir time of loss Our thoughts arc with DRAGONI ADIES fl RHYTHM IN BLUF95 A good I cam effort by the Dragon Ladles came up with this win Breathing fire at the plate Bon Mel enfant Audrey Phillips and Chris all spit out doubles with Audrey Chris both scoring triples Two by Bonnie teamed up with bases loaded out secured the win Rhythm In Blues out of tune by three notes t grab the win even with Jane Peterson two or Dawn great evening at the HOB ATS COBRAS The Cats clawed out another great Divine pitching by Wendy Graham Laurie and Pat Green backed up by dazzling defense by the whole team Great Cad catches by Bcmeicc Griffiths Lois Casslsta Andrea Ford and Bon captured the Cobra at tempts Cobra Debbie Lindsay had a good night on Ihe mound along with Maxine Pressault Donna Brown slithered far a great catch with doubles by Debbie and Maxine with Maxine going even further adding a triple to their game 1 1 1 STINKERS 13 Refreshing rain douse Li I Stinkers offensive and defensive skill for this victory Li I Stinkers Donna poured on for a triple with doubles sprayed by Jackie Sproul Lois Osborne and Andle Per rymun Jan Walker wiped out Hat s defense with her home run The Hat Pac offensive doubles by Sheila Andrew Cosh Joyce and Linda poured on some points unfortunately not enough to capture the win Good fort by oil the Rat GO FOR TWISTED SISTERS IB Go For Gold a small line up dldn t hinder their solid gold victory Been da Hamilton home run and double play put the team on the chart and rising Sound hitting by Chris Jones with a double and single Holly Peterson with wo doubles and two singles Jennifer Reynolds pull of a double and one single follow ed with shining singles by Iatti Sun and Chcne McElroy all pann out for the win Twisted bisters holidays took their toll for second week down seven players Welcome bock Woodworth the walking wounded pressed into action Jcnnnio Brookes triple come up for few runs the less the Sisters look thr loss gracefully O JAYS II The Jays shining bright for a 14 run victory Worton knock out two I runs with Robin stand up home run adding quickly hitting by Julie Hilts with four singles and three RBIs followed by two singles from Carol Dean Barb and Cathy Saunders with three singles learned up wilh three singles and four aided In the high score Linda son cams home on a steal after hit ting four singles pushing in three bruise the liroozirt for this win Sylvia Murphy after two years away from the mound put out a great pressed into pitching per Hamilton outstanding play on the mound a line drive for an Jay out lucky Al Lucky Charms were magically pulling off a six run victory Lucky doubles by Mary Kelly Her mania Henderson Peggy Leslie and Adams Charmed for the win Total team togetherness from everyone cap tured this heart and clovers game For rown Royals Judy hit a double bringing in two runs and outstanding pitching per came to the Royals aid Lorl King belted out a triple hitting In three backed up by Peg double play gave the Charms something to play Tennis news The Gordon Alcott Ladies C Inter County tennis Brampton IV last and Norma Maynard won wilh Trudy Roy and Margot Prior had In three sets Wilson and Agnes Lawrence won Greta Hopkins and Judy Payne played well having 57 Ladies A team look three points from Pat Harris anil Doreen Thomson in three sets had 46 M Kay King and Audrey Houston won with Sisnetl and Lois scored with Iain Allison and Midge Hampshire won In three sets I fiT A I will hold its Junior tour Aug Adult Ladles singles will be Aug HYUNDAI OWNERS For Service Call 8731818 WATCH THIS SPACE FOR ALL KIWANIS EVENTS AUDIO QUALITY STEREO SYSTEMS ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR HOME AUTOMOTIVE RECORDS TAPES CDs IniMIUion MounliimrUw Unit 1 MILTON GEORGETOWN Vacuum Sanitation Supplies Safes it Service To All Makes 3763394 OPEN DAYS A WEEK Lie an cad Mac hi Tuneup Exhausts Minor 89 Guelph SI Georgetown 8775501