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Page 18 THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday June Undefeated Kinsmen team trashes Lighting Herald Special Capital Ford Optimist Jerry Hilts two run shot led Capital Ford to its first victory of the season and superb offence was the key with Pete Wanner John John and Bert Tripp all making great plays Ahead in the fourth Gord singled and Jerry Hilts tripled putting this game out of reach Nick went two for two Optimist Club got three runs in the first and one in the sixth Tom Shlllingtons bat came alive with two doubles and a single Kevin Galway hit two see ing eye singles in a losing cause Ed week layoff helped at the plate as he went two ft three Good fielding both in th- infield and outfield helped keep this game close Nnd5EUu4 Newfie Club will be buying David Bickford the beers this week after he hit in the winning run in the seventh inning With the score tied Robert Hill doubled Dan Kavanagh walked and with two out Dave smacked a single for the win Scott also played a good game going 3 for 3 Kendale3 Random 1 Not much offence but a lot of great defence with the score for Kendale and Random Car Club rallying in the 4th inning With two out and two on Glen Puckering ran a mile and made a shoe string catch to stop the threat Larry hit an inside the park and also scored the winning run Gary Hole and Andy Parent each went two for three Rob Mossop had a single and a triple and scored the only run for his team Great pit ching by Andy Parent Claude Guignard and Midnight Kinsmen Living Lighting 3 Now with a record of 40 there was no stopping Kinsmen in this one Larry Lichty led the way with four on a single dou ble and a triple Brian Shirttiffe pounded in three RBIs Paul Heron belted a homer and Dean Miller launched a three run tater which slammed the gate on the Lighting boys Firemen 14 Lions If all you saw was the first inn of this game you just about saw it all Talk about some hot bats or maybe it was poor gloves Anyway 10 runs for the Firefighters in the top of the first and eight runs for the Lions in the bottom It sure looked like a nightmare but things calmed down quickly Firemen added one in the fifth and two more in the sixth to put then record at 2 Park Lincoln Firemen Park Lincoln scored six runs in the second to stay on top and played great defence to keep Firemen cooled down Heath Tom Wilson Lance Jim Headman Steve Nor- rie and Eion Hayes went 2 for 3 Royal 14 Park Lincoln 14 With the score 149 in the seventh for Park Royal pizza came to bat and scored five runs to get the tie Rich started GDHS athletes This year s last crop of Georgetown District High School Athletes posed to have their picture taken at the athletics office on Wednesday From left to right are Ryan Brain mens tennis champion at the invitational Jen ladies champion at the GDHS invitational and a junior semi finalist at the championships and Glen Martin who hit a single double and a triple in the Halton baseball semi final game against Nelson last week losing Absent is Andrew Elliott a iunior finalist at the Halton tennis doubles championships Herald photo THE WcGIBBON COME J AND WATCH ALL THE GAMES ON OUR SATELLITE TV CHANNELS Famous Buffet Thursdays Friday 2pm I VANESSA PLACE MANreAfUV BLUE JAYS You Could WIN A Pair of Baseball Tickets To See The TORONTO BLUE JAYf How To Play Correctly this weeks trivia question then cut and deposit It any of Ihe featured here or at Ihe Herald A winner win bo drawn each week from entries received tor is ihe next Wednesday tor the previous week question MM PRO SPORTS TEAM WEAR TEAM JACKETS Phone 8778889 1 MOUNTAINVIEW PLAZA UNITS GEORGETOWN ONTARIO The Halton Hills HERALD Guslph St Georgetown 8772201 This Weeks Question When d the Blue Jays play their very first game Exhibition Stadium CLIP DROP OFF THIS BALLOT Answer Name Address Phone Number Drop off this ballot al any of these merchants or at the Herald it off with a single followed by six more singles and the game was tied Jim Lawrence Ken Norman Don Trant all went two for three Park Lincoln team played well and led the whole game until the seventh Tim Wilson and George Kent went four for four while Steve went three for three and ran the bases well in this game finally Chris McDonald hit his first home run of the season HALTON HILLS SLOW PITCH LEAGUE DIVISION A TEAM T Kinsmen Club 1 o Elks Club Firemen 0 Living Lighting 11 3 11 DIVISION Kendale 3 Park Lincoln a i a Royal 115 Random Car Club 12 J Capital Ford NORTH END IB NISSAN 610 MARTIN ST 8784137 MILTON ONT APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Handla All Insurance Claims 8731655 DROP IN AND SEE OUR GREAT SELECTION OF BICYCLES AND ACCESSORIES Main SI Georgetown Id 8732441 DISTRIBUTORS PIONEER SAVINGS CASUAL SHORTS Reg NEON COLOURS KIDS BASEBALL BATS NOW ONLY Bright Neon Colours MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL JERSEY 39 WINDBREAKERS NOW Blue Jays Raiders More PLUS MANY MORE PIONEER SPECIALS BASEBALL CARDS BOXES UPPERDECK TOPPS SCORE DUNRUSS FLEER GOLF CLUBS MacGregor 11 including 3 Metal Woods Rao Taylor Made Place Set 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