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HERALD We4adadalr 1MIW ALCOTT TENNIS Family champions defeated HERES THE PITCH Esobee player Janet Ransom prepares to fire a pitch during a game against the Royal Pains last week The are currently in seventh place In Vie Ladles league and Janet is hoping her team can improve on those standings after heir games week Herald photo Triple A hockey not a cheap idea The winners of our Mother Daughter FatherSon tennis tour Audrey and Jans and Don and Mike Hurley travelled to Racquet Club in Cam bridge on Saturday July for the Provincial Round The Janes and Hurleys played a family combo Mother Daughter FatherSon from the White Oaks Club of Niagara on the Lake Audrey and gave their opponents a good game but came up short for a win Don and Mike had 3 tough sets two were tie breakers to register their loss To the Jans and Hurleys our con on matches well played The Ladies A team lost to Old York Mill Teams playing were Chns Steen and Ann Kennedy Audrey Houston and Deb Koster Donna MacDonald and Joanne Van Den Hoek Graville and Kami Wilson The Ladies C team took 1 point from Sheridan Winning team was Margot Prior and Nor ma Maynard 3 36 The other teams were Barb Rieger and Fran cine Dembie Lois Fraser and Maureen Burgoyne Dynese and Agnes Lawrence The B Mixed West took points from Credit Valley Berme Kent and Kevin Neill in 3 sets lost 16 Dean Jackson and Mike Hurley won Rene March and Ken Kavanagh won 5 David Harris and Ann Ken nedy for a and Larry Sisnett and Audrey Houston 64 Pauline Kent and Norma Maynard lost 06 The B Mixed Central played Swansea and took 1 point Kennedy and Robitaille won their match Teams playing were John and Andy Murray Jans and Gary Lewis Ed and Joanne Van Den Deb Koster and Bill Kent and Barb and Audrey Jans The Jr Boys Inter County team played their Jast scheduled match July 7 play will continue on Thursday evenings6pm The Jr Girls and Boys tourna ment for Singles and Doubles will be played July 2ist and if necessary Mrs Susy is the convenor For further information call her at The House League leading team is Yvonne Henderson with Jim Whites a close second Watch for the notice for August for resurfacing of of our courts which will mean no play for that week ACTON MINOR LACROSSE Rams split series to earn 74 record Herald Special There is a new face in the crowd of Hills hockey today The new triple A minor hockey alliance is starting its first season bringing an even higher level of play to the area With any new organization start up costs are a fact of life and must be dealt with accordingly Costs in elude equipment administration and to a much larger extent ice rentals Under equipment are sweaters socks helmets pants first aid kits water bottles equip ment bags pucks pylons etc and under administration are ing insurance lawyer envelopes paper telephone and league fees referees etc Sponsors and grants when available will offset a small percentage of these costs Com munity support both business and private individuals in the form of donations will be required to in sure a successful inaugural year Letters have been mailed out to the business community of the seven centers that make up the Zone for the new Halton AAA Minor Hockey Alliance The towns are Acton Erin Flamborough Georgetown Hillsburgh Milton and Orangeville Halton Hurricanes have ed sponsorship from Milton Pro Sports and Skate Exchange who will be the Minor Bantam sponsor and Greenpark who will be the Ma jor Bantam sponsor Two other businesses from the communities have expressed a real interest in sponsoring teams in the initial year and the next news release may inform you of the sponsors and their teams With interest starting to build in the communities and the season only several months from com the Halton Hurricanes challenge the business com mumties and individuals to Come Join The Team hockey is being provided in the Zone to offer the opportunity to those hockey players who wish to and have the ability to play at the highest level of minor hockey available in Ontario The Hurricanes will offer AAA hockey at 11 different age groups years old which are minor novice to 1819 year olds which are juveniles Players wishing to try out for the different age categories must first register with their local associa before attending any tryouts The price of each tryout will be 00 per participant per session with tryout sessions assigned per team The tryout dates commence on August 18 running on consecutive days to September 2 Community arenas to be used for the are Arena in Georgetown Carlisle Arena in and Thompson Road Arena in Milton Individual team tryout dates and times will be available to the communities an upcoming news release Coaching interviews have all but been completed and the coaches and the teams they will be coaching will be announced to the communities in the next week or so Community contacts are as follows Acton Kathi Williams 519 8564028 Erin and Hillsburgh Hal Briden 833 Flam borough Gord Duckworth 416 Georgetown Jim Milton Terry Brandt 8784627 Orangeville Ray Hunt 519 Sponsorship Committee is as follows Chairman Ian Ward home bus 416542 1910 Members David Martin 416 877 William Blight Robert Woods 2774949 as well as the community contacts The Acton Novice Rams finished their regular season with a 74 record after splitting their last two games at home The Rams played Kitchener on July and were shell ed heavily losing I The home side were in the game early having scored what would be their only goal in the first period and trailed only 1 heading into the second frame The lone goal was scored by Mike Krause who was set up by Chris Lee and Scott Monaghan Kitchener came on strong in the next two penHs scoring four in the second five in the third to hand the Rams their fourth loss of the season Two days later the Rams turned things around against the Orangeville team beating them Richard Raju shone again m this game as he has most of the season sconng three goals one of which was the eventual match win He also opened the sconng for his team when he took a pass from teammate Sandy Chapman and drilled it past the Orangeville goalie After Mike Krause scored Kyle Artem scored the first of his two goals with just seconds left in the first to make the score 31 didn get any goals in the second penod but Raju got his second one unassisted and Paul Withers followed with a single at 13 giving his squad a lead Orangeville got two goals back In the third period but so did Ram players and which made the final 73 Ram coach George Artem said the playoffs are due to start the first week of August but t sure who his team is due to play Tykes lose two in tough week The Acton Tyke lacrosse team had another pair of tough tames last week being 274 In the first game against on July the visiting Acton team were overpowered 124 with half of those goals being scored by Elora s GregJacina Acton scored three times in the second period on goals from Ryan Jason and Brandon Volenti but were only able to get one more from Weatherall before the game ended The next day saw Acton at home against Orangeville but the familiar surroundings did nothing to help then- scoring as they lost Jason M McGuire gave a valiant effort in net as did Chelsea Young in the first game but the side was too much for the Acton defenders In lacrosse house league action the Mickey Mouse team beat the Bugs Bunny squad 31 Chad Henry of the Mickey Mouse side scored all three goals one in each penod of the game Trevor Hall of Bugs Bunny notched the lone marker for this team BANTAM SOFTBALL Hoosier slump continues after dropping two games The Firestone Halton Hills Hoosiers slump continued as they lost games last week in Peel Halton Bantam Softball League play On Tuesday night Firestone took on the hard hitting Streetsville team for the 1st time this year Playing with a makeshift infield due to vacationing players the team bowed to their hosts 17 The Hoosier runs were scored by Amy Korzack who came home on a wild pitch and Julie Scarlett who was dnven home b an Any Cooper single Shannon Morns took the loss giving up earned runs on hits with stnkeouts over innings On Thursday Firestone played host to the Brampton Blazer team With pretty much the same lineup as Tuesday the team started play much better ball They cut down on the errors committing on However their bats were silent and the absorbed a 50 loss Shene Peacock and Lisa Harlow were the only Firestone players to hit safely Morns pitched a com inning game and was charged with the loss allowing 2 earned runs on 7 hits strikeouts Defensively Ker Vandevalk made some nice catches in right field and Morns and first baseman Peacock teamed up to pick off a runner at 1st after Mor had recorded a Next week Chinguacousy pays the Hoosiers a visit in the only with 4 scheduled league game MINI SQUIRT SOCCER Bullets blast turtles APPLE Auto Glass WINDSHIELD REPAIRS We Handle All Insurance Claims Ont OlOlDOO DISTRIBUTORS SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING SPECIALIZING IN TEAM CORPORATE WEAR 8730500 71 Ma n St Georgetown JULY RESULTS Blue Bullets Turtles Goal scorers Joshua Sweeting Martin Lefebvre 2 Cameron Sisnett Noteworthy players Turtles Mathew Coulter Billy McDonald Arnold Bullets Joshua Sweeting Brett Velton JULY RESULTS Fireballs Nlnja Turtles Goal scorers Eric Thompson Paul Burns Brian Michael Cook Noteworthy players Turtles Coulter Brian Arnold An drew Hodgson Fireballs Graham Ovenden Josh Vander Vouird Kyle Deforest Zebras Golden Hornets Goal scorers Joe Graeme Leverette Craig Aston RyanLaRose2 Noteworthy players Zebras Jason Richardson Timothy Li Joe Garvey Homets Byron Andree Donnahee Edward Loveless NORTH END NISSAN 610 MARTIN STREET MILTON ONTARIO 8784137 Established HALTON HILLS COLLISION R R ACTON to Serving Halton Hills Brampton Town of Caledon FULL FINANCING AVAILABLE OAC Woter Softeners Iron Iters In line Iters Reverse Osmosis Systems Bottled Water and sponsors Iron Removers U V liters A WHOLE HOUSE SYSTEM SOFTENER REVERSE OSMOSIS 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