Page 24 THE HERALD Wednesday September Successful season for Esquesing Pony Club Two members of the Pony Club based in Georgetown had a very successful season both at the national and international level placing this year Kyle Anderson IB and Nicole Peters were chosen to the ten member Canadian Pony Club Tetrathlon team based on their previous standings m national and regional competition Tetrathlon is a four phase event comprised of shooting running and cross country horse back riding over a series of jumps Kyle and Nicole who both reside at R 2 Acton left for Victoria B C on July 28th to compete first at the national tetrathlon as members of the Western Ontario Team Here they had a chance to meet up with their felloww interna tional team members who were from Alberta Ottawa Kincardine Pickering and Scarborough They all flew back to Toronto on Aug 5 for a quick change of uniform and a chance to repack their suitcases for their flight to England on Aug They were given a tour of London on arrival and billeted with local families They then went to Lincoln for the first of their competitions The Canadian girls placed third and the boys second After again staying with local families and touring the sights of the eastern England area they rived at Stoneleigh for their second competition on Aug 18 All the team members agreed that this Two members of the Pon were chosen to represent their country at the International Tetrathlon competition in Ireland this past Kvle Anderson and Nicole Peters along with eight other Canadians tested their skills against teams from Great Britain he United States and Ireland all of which are posed here for a group picture The Canadians did well with the girl learn finishing first and the boys placing third in their respective divi Photo submitted MENS FLAG FOOTBALL Dawgs beat Kaspers 3822 to take the championship By COLIN GIBSON the Herald The King is dead long live the King retrieved the crown unceremoniously dropped by defending league champion Longhorns in a semi final playoff upset the previous week by defeating Kaspers 38 in the championship game of the Georgelown Men Flag Football League played Sunday at Georgetown and District High School mam field The game was close through the first half of play with the Dawgs leaving the field just slightly ahead 1514 at the break The cold damp windy weather played a major factor in the game basically before the contest even started Kaspers took the wind to start the championship tussle but despite two long touchdown pitches from quarterback Mitch LeBlanc were never really able to establish any kind of domination as witness the half time 1514 lead took the wind in the se half and this combined with their faceted offence ran over and through an undermanned Kaspers squad onl nine players away the win The dtdn use their no hud die offense in the league s deciding match but once again pivot John spread the scoring throughout his lineup while also scampering for one major and keeping the Kasper s defence off balance with the threat of his runn ing For some strange reason at the Kaspers helm decided to throw long into he teeth of the increasingly wind in the second and a crucial inlercep lion by the Dawgs Mike Delguidise which led to a touchdown proved the losers doing was almost a repeal of the 1989 league championship game when the bowed to the Longhorns after forsaking the short passes for hell bent for glory long bombs Brad Ferguson had two touchdowns for the Dawgs Pat scored a touchdown and a twopoint convert Dve Clements scored a major Wayne Stasuihs had three points for the winners Al snared a two- point convert while Frank Bruno rounded out the Dawgs scoring by kicking a convert As he has all year Stephan Roy once again proved his worth to Kaspers in the losing cause Roy scored two touchdowns ad ded a twopoint convert and also a pass Louis DePaoli scored a touchdown and added a two point convert to round out Kasper TV league will be holding it awards dinner and dance Saturday night at the Acton Legion and tickets are available from the respective learn reps LIMEHOUSE SLOPITCH LEAGUE Morrow faces Radicals in final INTER PLANT SLOW PITCH LEAGUE Inal Regular Season Standings Turn P l T1IFRAH 19 I S3 Smith and Stone IB town Referees 14 122 127 Had Car Club 172 14 McGlbbon Hotel I 169 BO MomrwCarp 1 154 MandMProSprt 14 II 5 First Round Radical Car Club Georgetown Referees On Base Radicals Bob Mossop for 3 Howie Jacobs for Rob Cnchton for Wayne Gibson 3 for Ron Copland 3 for 3 Referees Bryan Cunningham for Dave 1 for Barry James for 2 Doug Crawford 1 for Hotel Smith and Stoneil On Base Steve for Cam for 4 for 4 Rob J for 4 Todd for Smith and Stone Ken Lyons for Lee Young for Jim Kemper i for Bill Haynes for 3 Jim Mar shall 3 for 3 Don Bradley for Morrow Carpentry packaging ft On Base Morrow Tom 3 for Paul 3 for Brian for Bob 2 Scott2for3 Curwood Claude Guidnard 3 for Jerry Myers 3 for Lary Laban raster 3 for 4 Larry LaRoque 3 for On Base Game Sheet in complete SEMIHNALS Radical tar Club Smith and Stone On Base Radical Bob for Ross West for Mike for 4 Bob Smith for Don Laforet for Wayne Gibson 3 for 4 Smith and Stone Carl for 3 Scot 3 for 3 Lee 2 for Jim 2 for Jim M 2 for 3 Morrow Carpentry Chalmers EssoU On Base Game sheet not com plete FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME September 29 1990 p m Morrow Carpentry vs Radical Car Club was the toughest riding course that they had encountered and indeed it took its toll with injuries to several riders and the ultimate death of one of the horses from a spectacular fall at the water obstacle However the Canadian team finished unscathed with one of the boys the course with only one stirrup having lost one at the third obstacle A real tribute to the ability of the Canadian This competition resulted in the boys and girls teams placing fourth With their rosettes m hand and still in their running shorts the Canadians boarded a bus to take them across Wales to catch the ferry to Ireland A tnp across the Seat at 3 a found most of the team flaked out on the lounge floor suffering more from the exhausting pace of their trip than the sea sickness most had been worried about Ireland was the host country for the Official International Tetrathlon Competition 1990 The Canadian team was impressed with their tour especially seeing the training of young horses by Irish professionals and staying in the converted stables of a real tie The competition was held near Dublin at the Bel Air Hotel an estate converted to a riding Again the Canadians rode a long and demanding cross country course with skill and courage The girls finished first place and the boys were third Although they had done well scores took a back seat to comradeship and the massed teams one Canadian one American two Irish and two British were a touching sight as they broke out in spontaneous song one country leadmg off and the others joining in as they stood together for photos Many new friendships were made on this and some old ones rekindled and many tears were shed as the teams departed for home Nora and Bruce Bayles of the Caledon Pony Club were the coaches and their daughter Kris was also a team member Another Esquesing member Laura Anderson has won a place on the Western Ontario quiz team and will travel to Vancouver B C on Oct 27th for the national quiz which is a competition of written and practical knowledge of horsemanship The Esquesing pony Club meets on the first and third Monday of the month to learn horsemanship veterinary care etc with com petitions the various disciplines i e quiz tetrathlon rallies Prince Philip Games dressage and stadium jumping during the sum months We invite horse youngsters of yrs to join Registration is on Monday Oct 7pm in the lounge at Myrddin Stables Georgetown For information call Judy McDonald 877 or Anderson at APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS All Insurance Claims MOQiMtphS vnni Of DISTRIBUTORS SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING SPECIALIZING IN TEAM S CORPORATE WEAR 8730500 S 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