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aatMiav THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday August 19M Page Baseball Major Tykes end regular season by surprising Milton with 115 victory By DAVE BFAVAN Herald Special GEORGETOWN 11 MILTON 5 The Halton Hills Trout Farm Major Tykes finished the regular season on night with an upset win over Milton Due to a Slo Pitch tournament the game was played at one of the smaller diamonds with a wall of trees in left field In addition the team was forced to play without three of their mainstays Both Auto runs over Glen Barely Used Auto Parts Glen Williams 9 Acton Scott four singles and a walk Ma Boycott one and three singles Jason Pembleton two homers and a walk Georgetown Ont 877 9896 PttftBE JA Graphic Arts Body treat LOWER THAN A SNAKES BELLY INA WAGON DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TH Denture Therapist 72 Mill St Georgetown EVERY FRIDAY RIBSTEAK DINNER ton ONIV MCLUOES SOW OR SALAD ROAST POTATOES ROLL MARTYS TOO RESTAURANT Georgetown Market Place Alastair McGilIvray one homer double and a walk Robert two homers Geoff Stoneham two singles and a walk Shawn Lockwood four walks Allan Reynolds and Kevin each with a single Good fielding by Alastair and Kevin Everyone played a great game Glen Williams Matthew Edwards two singles and a double Ken Armstrong two singles Nick Baker and Geoff Telford each with a single Mike C and Kevin Lesley each with a walk A good try Glen Williams sluggers Wesley ana Gibbons were on vacation along with rookie John Gibbons Speedster Daniel Young got Georgetown started in the first inn when he walked and promptly stole second and third Daniel then took of a careless throw back to the pitcher and stole home with the home team first run Kevin followed up with a walk and a stolen base and Doug Boomer brought him home with a triple In the top of the second inning Young was again a factor as he threw out a Milton runner trying to steal third He had the ball in Humemski s glove before the run ner had begun his slide In the bottom of the inning Georgetown scored four runs to take a lead RBI went to Ryan Smith double Garrett Norman and Humemski Young stole home for the second time two innings The home team was shut out for the next innings and allowed Milton to close to 64 In the bottom of the fifth Andrew Beavan and Isaac Ferguson counted RBI to give the good guys a lead they t relinquish In the sixth inning the Trout Farmers added three more runs on a double by Norman and a lot of heads up base running Andrew Nelissen grounded out but both Young and Norman raced home on the play Later Humemski ground out scoring Mike Kelly with run number Even though Georgetown was ahead by six runs entering the final inning last seventh inn ing collapse was fresh on the player s minds It didn help when the first bat got on base with a single Mike Kelly looking as fresh as he did when he started induced the next batter to ground out then a base on balls put runners at the corners with only one out Kelly who was as cool as a cucumber fanned the next hitter with a curve ball the Milton player is still looking for With two out up stepped Milton s clean up hitter who in his last at bat had crushed a ball so high up in the trees over the left fielder head that was ruled an automatic home run With all of the armchair quarterbacks myself included calling for a walk Kelly went right after him and struck him out on four pitches Daniel Young six stolen bases including home twice his winn ending throw out of a runner stealing third and his four assists would give him sole Player of the Game honors any other week However that honor was shared this week with Mike Kelly Mike pitched the entire innings allow just runs and stnking out an incredible batters The team next action will be in the AllOntario which take place in September ELECTION PROCLAMATION Of which all persons are asked to take notice and to govern themselves accordingly In obedience to Her Majesty s writs of election directed by me to the Returning Officer in eat h elec toral district for the purpose ofelec ting persons to represent the voters in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario public none e is hereby given of the following in each elec toral district CAN YOU VOTE Those persons who on Election Day have attained 18 VOTERS or on CERTIFICATES TO VOTE issued by the years of age are Canadian Citizens have resided in Electoral District Returning Officer or if they are Ontario for the 6 months preceding Election Day are Vouched for m Rural areas on Election Day eligible to vote if their names are on the NEW LIST of ADDITIONS TO THE NEW LIST OF VOTERS must be made before 8 of Wednesday September Eligible voters missed during the Enumeration who wish to make sure of their vote must visit their Electoral District Returning Office to obtain a Certificate to Vote Monday to Saturday inclusive a m to 8pm beginning August 16th The Phone Number of each Electoral District Returning Officer is available from Directory Assistance when it is requested as Elections Ontario and the Electoral District name THE OFFICIAL NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES CLOSES in the Returning Office of each Electoral Dist net Thursday August 23rd FOR ELECTION INFORMATION CALL TORONTO AREA 800 2727 ADVANCE POLLS Voting Hours am until pm THURSDAY SATURDAY MONDAY Aug Sept 1st and Sept 3rd at locations which give access to wheelchairs or at the Office of the Electoral District Returning Officer from Saturday- August 25th to Tuesday September Sundays excluded Advance Poll locations will be advertised at a later date ELECTION DAY THURSDAY September 1990 Voting Hours am until 8 pm One hour earlier in the Electoral Districts of and Rainy River If you have a friend or relative who has difficulty reading please make them aware of the information in this notice GOD SAVE THE QUEEN GnVn under hand at Toronto Ontario Bailie Published ihcChief Dai of Ontario Elections Ontario A non partisan Agency of the Legislative Assembly KEEPING YOU INFORMED