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Two tennis groups swept up by Gordon Alcott Club teams Gordon tennis teams had two sweeps in recent competi tion with the Junior Boys and Mixed dominating their op position The Jr Boys played Bramalea for a sweep points Buch won 61 Vin for his win had Ryan Brain and Shawn Kelman for their win Daniel Estevan won as did Chris Morisawa The Girls played Wood- bridge Kim Mizner had 57 Sandra Dallison 36 36 Jennifer Koster and Jenny Lorito won 76 61 Nicky and Don na Kpster for a split The Mixed swept Bramp ton taking six points Mike Mit chell and Rene March Dean Jackson and Ken Kavanagh Bernie Kent and Stephen Pun 26 63 75 Pauline Kent and Kevin Neill and Stacey and Don Hurley Ann Ken nedy and Graville 6 75 The Mixed split against Pine Point John Dallison and Al 36 46 Gary Lewis and Murray Jans Ed and Ed Van Den Hoek 46 Bill Kent and Deb Koster won Andy and Sandy Lewis won Audrey Jans and Barb for a win The Ladies A played White Oaks Ann Kennedy and Chris Steen had 26 67 Barb Rieger and Audrey Jans had 36 Eileen Saville and Joanne Van Den Hoek had Karen Wilson and Deb Koster 36 The Ladies played Bramp ton Margaret Macenko and Nor ma 16 36 Agnes Lawrence and Trudy Roy 36 36 Mary Hughes and Diane Prior and Maureen Burgoyne 16 Rams have winning week Both Acton Novice Rams lacrosse teams enjoyed victories last week with Rams I team win ning a pair and Rams II getting some help from three Tyke players for its win over Guelph II Still undefeated Rams I beat Guelph I 83 in Guelph on July 2 with Richard getting a hat trick Kyle also had a strong game netting two goals and two assists Christopher Chris Lee and Thomas Wolfer each scored one goal Al home the next night Acton defeated Elora 101 this time with leading on the scoresheet with five goals and two assists and with another hat trick Shawn had of goals For Rams II John Van Sickle kicked out many at tempts to earn an shutout over Guelph last Thursday Leading the offense was Tyke Rams player Ryan Weatherall with three goals followed by Mathew Hall with a pair Mathew Joel and Brandon Valente each had one goal In Lacrosse League play White team defeated Blue last Thursday at Acton Arena Michael Mills scored two goals for Blue but it wasnt enough as Corey Nadon Bain Heather Atkinson and Shay re Monaghan replied for White DOWNTOWN FAX SERVICE Evenings Saturday loo vouncs itd Downtown Georgetown 8772761 the HERALD Sport Shorts McDonalds tourney Richmund Chandler In vestments RCI is holding its annual McDonalds Baseball Tournament today Wednesday in Georgetown The tournament will be held at the Georgetown Fairgrounds where baseball teams from various McDonalds will play to see who is the best in Southern Ontario Chandler owns and operates three McDonalds stores in the area Georgetown Milton and Wood Mr Chandler must therefore enter an allstar team comprised of the best baseball players from each store to promote a sense of fairness RCI will be aiming for its second win in a row this year as they won last years competi tion The roundrobin tourna ment begins at and runs until late this afternoon f Frank Bruno Golden Boy Frank Bruno a member of the Georgetown Mens Flag Football League and a former resident took home three gold medals and one silver from the Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled in Hamilton on Saturday Bruno competing in the Cerebral Palsy class eight divi sion earned first place in 100 metre metre 2587 metre and long jump metres He broke the old national shot put record with a toss of 1022 metres finishing just metres short of fellow com petitor James Shaw from Newcastle Senior Golfers Fiftyfive golfers competed in the Halton District Senior Games tournament at Acton Meadows on June 24 a tune- up for the Ontario Senior Games being held in Hamilton Halton Hills was represented on the tournament committee by and Paul The Callaway System was used for scoring Golfers were categorized into Flights A and according to profi ciency Award winners Ladies A June Forrest Burlington and Elsie Halton Hills B Mary Irwin Halton Hills Mary Collins Burlington and Ethel Murdy Halton Hills Joan Morris Florence Fryer and Pat McCutcheon all Halton Hills Men A Joe Wagner Milton Lawrence Halton Hills and Bob Madeley Oakville Ted Hawkins and George Flinders Hills Tom Johnson Robert Burge Halton Hills and Frank Hodges Milton Tball trouble One run scored at the last se cond allowed Burlington to triumph over the Elliott Custom Brokers Rep Tball team on July 4 Georgetown having lost by one run in their previous en counter was anxious to thrash Burlington but unfortunately Burlingtons fabulous hit at the games end caused the defeat Ryan Van Blitterswyk and Cameron Sisnett cracked homers Marc tri ple was just in time to push Georgetown ahead Jeff Martin played a strong first base while Greg Tales was on the action as pitcher In an earlier game the boys lost to Tigers at the Fairgrounds Kyle was outstanding as he hit a homer and a triple An drew Oesch and Kyle Findlay smashed triples and Kevin hit a double Tyrell Crews and Jason Angyal each caught a fly ball Chris Cormpilas played a strong outfield position The team appreciated Greg who joined the bench to cheer them on Tough day for Meznic team Electric had a tough pair of games on Sunday during Mens Flag Football League ac tion at Georgetown District High School dropping both its mat ches First against a strong squad was beaten 277 with Longhorns scor ing all its points in the first half while Meznic managed its major in the second Bill Taylor got two touchdowns while Bob Davey also had a pair Howie Hulme got six points for Meznic In the second game both The Glen and Meznic squeezed all the scoring into the first half with Meznic again just managing one touchdown by Gary Lockwood Peter got two touchdowns to help The Glen win defeated M and M 3615 later in the day lead by Al who pulled in two touchdowns a convert and an interception For M and M Mark snagged a 50yard pass for a touchdown in the first half pulling to within seven points of Dawgs but that was as close as they got in the match Oldtimers blew away which had to field all the players who showed up order to avoid defaulting the game due to lack of participants Dale Bell had two touchdowns for his team which scored a total of seven majors in the rout with five other sharing in the six point plays Moldmasters Jon Hughs kicked the single All the teams are to be credited for braving the very wet condi tions at GDHS that day Not only did the field get a soaking in the storm on Saturday night but the sprinkler system timers had been delayed by the power outage As a result the sprinklers came on during the game and continued through much of the day making for some interesting screen plays Dale Bella member of Oldtimers tries to avoid Glen a defender during mens flag football action at Georgetown District High School Bell scored two touchdowns helping team to a rout on Sunday Herald photo by Steven LeBlanc Local tiger is on the prowl Continued from Page eluding the of Alabama Arizona State Brigham Young Murray State Texas A and University of Washington and the University of New Mexico The University of New Mexico at Albuquerque most impressed Rieger It has a beautiful cam pus setting at 5000 feet above sea level surrounded by mountains and the track program is very strong I think I will be able to reach my potential there Under the complicated regula tions governing US College athletic competition Rieger is currently eligible for 3 years of running with the university His scholarship amounts to per cent of his costs with the possibili ty of rising to per cent depen ding on his performance His academic program will consist of a major in Business with a minor in the Physical Sciences He must maintain a 20 average to retain his scholarship and he will average hours of course work per week plus 34 hours of train ing every day leaves for New Mexico on August 19th and his classes start on the 26th He expects to be in competition almost im mediately with the University track team in the Western Athletic Conference and hopes to be part of New Mexicos deter mined effort to unseat the peren nial champions Brigham Young Keith will concentrate on the 3000m distance for indoor events and 5000m outdoors and when asked what his longer term goals might be his eyes light up at the barest hint of running for Canada in international events At age might seem a little old to be embarking on a high level running career but in the distances he runs the com petitors tend to peak in their late twenties Keith is obviously excited about this sudden revival of an almost forgotten skill and the op portunities opening up Without the support of my family and friends I probably wouldnt have tried this I also want to thank my coach at Centennial Jim Rail be told me a long time ago that If I worked at it I could be a good run ner well Im finally working at it