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Plgell Saturday June UN Sports Outlook COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor Veterans anchor Falcons line up this season The season has started with a lot of new faces trying out Some old players returning and former juniors making up a squad of twentyone players Three well known players returning to Georgetown are Howie Oram Terry Dixon an Ben Beckett all qaulity players and should be a big help to the younger players Due to a lack of response from a major sponsor Barnes wrote 30 to letters for sponsorship and received nothing we went to see an old soccer lover who said he would try and raise some money for us and he did exactly that to the tune of This helped us by only having to charge the guys only The price of their registration form The Falcons would like to public ly thank these people Cianfarani of TRA Enterprises Mario Rosset of Georgetown Custom Homes Pio of Plus Welding Bob Souliere Ed Ortilla and Garcia The season opened May at field at Falcons played Mississauga Due to registration problems the Falcons were unable to dress Howie Oram and Terry Dixon Despite this they had a fairly ex team on the field cap tained by Tim another returning player of quality Without having had any games prior to this the Falcons looked a bit unorganized at first against a young and quick Mississauga team though lacking in skill up for it with desire and speed The first half was uneventful really and was obvious ly the first game for both teams In the second half the Falcons settled down and played some good soccer but lacked the finishing touch The signs were there though that the club can play some good soccer and will develop into a good team Mississauga did net the ball but it was called off side Coach George Barnes was pleased with the play of the new players Dave Scida and Simon Golding two young players with speed All in all not a bad show but we have to shoot more often The game ended in a draw A fair result overall and with a bit of luck could have been two points There s lots of work to do in practise Sunday May Falcons vs Norval Croatia Terry Dixon s registration final ly came through and was able to play plus two players from last season have a reputation of rough and aggressive play and not always within the rules so discipline was the name of the game The Falcons did exactly that and played well in all depart ments a goal in both halves The first came from good work by Stu Baines taking the ball off two players and a curling shot with the outside of the foot and came back off the crossbar shot from an acute angle it came back into the goal area and was driven home by Derek Oram who has played two good games at The second goal was scored from a penalty shot shot by Terry on who had been pulled down A good solid win a total team effort and bears good for the upcoming season were a tired team at the end and thoroughly beaten The final score was Falcons 2 Nor valO Over the top Stables in Halton Hills held a horse trial event this past weekend and Cindy and her horse are about to take off over a Jump in the stadium event Cross country and dressage were the other two events The event winners during the horse trials are Mike St Denis on in the over all division for out of barn riders pre training division and Ann on Exclusive In the home barn riders category in the training division winners are Douglas Smith on Dutch Treat and Chris Blrkland on Bold Intentions in the overall oat of barn and home barn divisions respectively In the category Liz rode Alaskan Spurt to victory in the overall division for out ot barn riders and Laura on Just for Kicks claimed the same ti tie for home riders Herald photo Raiders busy organizing now that Walsh named GM Parity reached in flag football league By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor The naming of Joe Walsh as the new general manager of the Georgetown Junior B Chrysler Raiders replacing incumbent Bob Hooper who served four years in the position has initiated a swarm of ac tivity in the Raider s hive Newly acclaimed club president Finn who took over the top spot following the abdication of Dave Kentner has already got th workers searching for new sources hockey nectar Poulstrup announced that the Raiders will be holding an Open camp June 9 and at the rinks complex The tryout camp will be open to prospective Junior B hopefyls born in 1974 or later The Raiders are obviously looking to attract midget and juvenileaged players ay who wish to tryout with the Raider and who played for minor juvenile or Junior last year are requested to letters of permission respective organizations on the ice for the Junior Haider camp In line with this the Raiders have scheduled a preregistration Session for this coming Monday from at Georgetown Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena The Raiders have set a fee for players wishing to try out payable at the session New team general manager Joe Walsh Will be hand to greet prospective Raider players at the tryout registration session According to sources within the Raider organization thetrv camp Joe Walsh will be handled by a team of including last season Raider head coach Peter Sturgeon Ken Steen head mentor of the Acton Sabres Junior hockey team and Charlie Hanman head coach last season with Georgetown s Sunny Acre Farms major midget hockey squad The suggested coaching con glomerate for the Raiders tryout camp poses interesting questions in terms of who will be the head man behind the Raider bench for the Central Ontario Junior B Hockey League season Walsh who spent two years as the general manager of the league s Burlington Cougars before being relieved of his duties prior to tak on the Georgetown job is playing things close to the vest concerning who will take over the head coaching reins of the Raiders for the upcoming Junior B hockey season There are upwards of six can said Walsh in a telephone interview concerning the Raiders head coach position and naturally last year s coach Peter Sturgeon is the picture However to be fair to all concerned other names being considered won t be released We the Raiders are hoping to name the head coach as soon as possi ble and we hope to have him in place when the Meadowvale tryout camp rolls around Walsh and Poulstrup are expecting that a number of last year Raider team members will take part in the camp but obviously are look ing to find the hockey diamond hid den beneath the shinny coal of tryout prospects The Raider scheduled for the Rink con will take place until 3 pm June and from until 45 p June 10 No mention was made of Gary Ford or Jay Anderson listed as assis coach for last season s Raiders Further information on the Raider tryout and re quirements can be obtained by con Finn at 873 2855 By LEANNF This past weekend true in the league was displayed as no team remains undefeated s Flicks thumped a weak squad 351 Mobile Sound Systems dealt a heavy blow to Burns Transport with a 130 score and the George and Dragon beat West Insurance 206 The first contest of the day turn ed out to be onesided as of fence and defence had little trouble holding JV to one point Linda Ferguson posted the Jets only point had another superb day for s Flicks with two touchdowns and one intercep tion Paula Nancy Hamilton and Lisa each scored to inflate the score Monica Mastalerz had a nearly perfect day with three converts while Carey Brabant picked up a twopoint convert to round out the scoring Mobile Sound System proved on Sunday that they will be con tenders for the title in September Mobile s defence picked off Bum passes with great curacy Lisa Allen and Sandj pulled in their share of green passes With the potency of a San Francisco 49ers offence Lisa Allen QB picked apart a strong Bums defence Lynn Dittfach and an unidentified No 24 gave Mobile 12 points while Rosemary Gale chipped in the single Mobile Sound System performed the unbelievable feat of silencing the In the last game of the day the score was not indicative of the play The George and Dragon struck first with a touchdown strike to Kathleen Kathy Waters picked up a twopoint con vert Donna Waters pulled in another pass for the Dragons Roseann Harrison of West In surance looked like a onewoman wrecking machine as she pulled In an interception and later ed yards for the touchdown West Insurance teetered on the Dragon s goal line but could not break past the barrier Donna Waters added another six points for the George and Dragon to cap off an otherwise close scoring con test Thursday night tennis at Alcott Thursday nights at the Gordon Tennis Club are open to Junior members male and of all ages from to TO p for a and general v rkout under Mr John Dallison Contact Mrs at 8732095 for acquiring a membership which is On July 22nd if needed G A J C will host an Open Junior Tennis Tournament A registration fee will be charged to members Included will be competitions singles doubles and mixed play for both boys and girls from under 12 to under 18