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Page THE HERALD Wednesday September ism Longhorns reach the top By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor It was third time lucky for peren nial bridesmaid as the green and white squad made It all the way to the alter Sunday at Georgetown high school field and claimed the Georgetown Mens Flag Football League cham pionship trophy with a decisive 3718 win over Corrigan have teen knocking on the door for so long the remov ing of splinters from knuckles was starting to become an annual post season team tradition The Horns have been in the Georgetown Mens Flag Football League for eight years and have always hovered near the top Last year Longhorns advanced to the league championship final against Dairy Queen but were edg ed by an unconverted touchdown Sunday against Corrigan Longhorns played solidly on both offence and defence while the eventual losers for reasons known only to themselves got away from their game plan far too early suf fered some defensive lapses then could do nothing as the new league champions surged Longhorns finished regular season play in first place in the leagues Division with Cor rigan finishing second eight points back Both teams boasted awesome of fences but the difference in the two teams showed up the defensive statistics Longhorns allowed 122 points against in 13 games while Cor rigan allowed points against in the same number of games Clearly defence would play a major role in the championship game Corrigan scored first on a steady Paul Allison march down the field with quarterback Pat McKlnnon employing relatively short passes effectively Longhorns came back with a ma jor on their first possession and the game seesawed through the first half ending up with Longhorns in front 1412 Cracks however were beginn ing to appear in Cwrigans game plan and it seemed that more and more the long bomb was employed with the shortpassing possession plays being ignored This same strategy scuttled Dairy Queens hopes the previous week in their semifinal playoff game against this same Corrigan team A lesson should have been learned The strong defence was able to lay back deep thus avoiding the helterskelter play in the yard zone just ahead of the line of scrimmage and this proved Corrigans undoing The teams traded touchdowns early in the second half then a 90- yard pass and run play from quarterback Mike to Wayne Doell proved to be the turn ing point in the game was content to work with yard passes and let the legs do the talking The converted touchdown put in front 2718 and that basically was the game Corrigan couldnt mount any consistent offence and intercep tions by Paul Allison and Jim Lind say put the cap on the well- deserved win Wayne scored two majors for the with Paul Allison Bob Davey and Jim Lind say also scoring touchdowns Dave Paterson kicked a field goal and added four converts For Corrigan league regular season scoring champion Brad Ferguson had two touchdowns with John rounding out the scoring LONGHORNS Bob Paul Mike Rob Hamilton Mark Hamilton Bruce Mitchell Dave Paterson Gary Hulbert Bob Mc Candless Wayne Densmor Don Cousens Bill Taylor Wayne and Jim Lindsay John Egan Dennis Hanley Brad Ferguson Doug Srnith Colin Brown Kevin Brown Wayne Staslulis Lilian Pelland Dave Meihm Mike Storr Jon Iannidis and Pat McKinnon The leagues annual awards ban quet and dance is scheduled for Oct 13 at the Acton Royal Cana Legion hall FLICKS 1989 Georgetown Ladies Flag Football League champion Front row left to right Debbie Ferguson Julie Nancy Hamilton Dtanne Tooze and Atkinson Back row left to right Jodl Fournier Marci McDonald Four- nler Walinga Monica Carey Bra bant Jackie and coach Bill Herald photo Teens in action If you are in Grades 6 or boy or girl and you have nothing to do then we may be the group for you We get together each Tuesday for approximately weeks We are starting out with a Landlubbers Olympics followed up by fun sports and game board nights and special events such as going to the movies and to pizza afterwards Sounds Interesting then come and join us Landlubbers will be at Robert Little Public School on Tuesday Oct 3 at pm Teens In Action is sponsored by The Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department North Halton and the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation For more call at Acton YM CA HYUNDAI OWNERS For Service Call 8731818 I EAGLE ENTERPRISES Landscape design Retaining Walls Interlock Stone Shrubs Maintenance 8731200 NORTH END NISSAN MARTIN STREET J I J APPLIANCES SALE OF APPLIANCES AND PARTS Air Conditioner Tuneups Free Microwave Leak Detection and Heat Test Authorized Maytag Deafer Service and Installation PHONE MONICA quarterback for Flicks just gets a pass away as a Burns Transport defender rushes in Flicks emerged as 1989 Georgetown Ladies Flag Football League champions defeating Bums Transport Herald photo by Donna Kell Fergs Flicks romp to title By FOURNIER Herald Special Seldom do final contests live up to the high expectations both teams hold This contest was no different as Fergs Flicks had lit tle difficulty capturing their se cond title in a row The match was touted to be a battle to the bitter end place Fergs were pitted against second place archrivals Bums Transport Burns could muster little offence as defence rose to the occa sion Fergs final score was while Burns posted a meagre six points Marg picked up the pace early in the game with an in terception returned for a TD Early in the second quarter Julie Fournier snagged an errant pass and took it the distance to give Fergs another leg up On the ensu ing kickoff Nancy Hamilton recovered the kick which caused a third touchdown at the sure hands of Julie Fournier Monica Mastalerz chipped in two singles to give her team a com manding lead at the half of Burns half time chatter proved to be a potent catalyst for them as they marched methodically up the field Jennifer Reynolds found San dra Cousens for six to give Burns new life As time began to run out for Burns Fergs moved closer to putting the final nail in the coffin With tight defensive coverage Monica struck pay dirt as she hit the outstretched hands of Nancy Hamilton who scampered In for the final Monica went three for three on the day with another single Fergs Flicks remain twotime champions of the football trophy Fergs looked to be a fine unit which will not be easily beaten for years to come COMPLETE I CAR CARE PACKAGES 1 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE OIL UNDERCOATING JOHN HAMILTON 8779394 5 ARMSTRONG AVE UNIT 5 GEORGETOWN ONT L7G CHURCH DIRECTORY TO ADVERTISE NONDENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE IN THIS Flncjigate Bramalsa corner FlnchgateHwy SPACE Bible Study Worship Deliverance CALL DISPLAY Sunday 1030 am 700 pm Wednesday 800 pm ADVERTISING We Provide ChiMrcps Church Nursery Service English to Italian translation Pastor Georqe A LeRoy 7922176