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Friday July 1991 the HERALD- Page Buying or Selling List With Success BRAND REALTY INC Georgetown Erin m 8332773 Sports and Recreation ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor 8772201 Focus On Fitness Alcott Tennis 14 Sports Calendar 14 Herald RoundUp 15 Falcons Soccer 1 Correcting skills One of your key jobs as a coach is to correct skills In order to do this well you must first learn to observe skills Learning to see Is a skill itself The first step in observation is analysis What is the purpose of the skill What are the parts of the skill How do the parts contribute to the purpose What exactly should you see the body doing if each part Is perform ed correctly The answers to these questions come from a thorough knowledge of your sport from courses films books and other coaches The second step in observation is deciding what part of the skill you will concentrate on and why The third step is to decide on your viewing position What distance away is best What angles will you watch from How about distractions The fourth step in observation is actually observing You have already selected the part What actions will you concentrate on In what order Watch the skills for as many times as is necessary to get the in formation you need If as in many sports the movements are too fast to see clearly learn to observe by using video and slowing it down Heres how a diving coach would follow the steps for observation Purpose To earn points Parts Approach hurdle takeoff dive entry Contribution Take off minimal lean body straight arms above head Should see Takeoff determines height Concentrate on Takeoff gain more time Viewing position From side Vertical pole against wall to show angle of lean Observe lean body arms Lawn Bowling trophy Ted and Lillian Lawrence display the new trophy Lillian has ed the Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club A member of the club for over years Mrs Lawrence said her trophy will be given annually to the winners of the ladles trebles tournament This years winners Fran Clements Mary Marshall and Elizabeth Nyholt were from Milton Herald photo 1 i A On the attack Acton Novice Rams 1 player Chris Mad Dog sport a 16 record entering playoffs Lee on right tries to set up a play for his team in which begin the first week Herald the Fergus end during a game at Acton Arena on photo Monday Rams overpowered the visitors and OTooles gets Flag Football revenge By LEANNE FOURNIER Herald Special OTooles sought revenge on their opponents Mobile Sound on Sunday Last time these two clashed Mobile came out on top but this time the tables were turn ed OTooles won 207 Burns defeated West Insurance 14 and CIBC along with Amies won its contests Bev Heinz led the scoring for OTooles with a 14 point tally Donna Waters scored the other touchdown and picked off an end zone pass to stall a Mobile com eback Rosemary Gale posted the lone Mobile TO while Sandy kicked a single Body Shop pumped a few missiles into JVs sinking ship though star receiver Linda Ferguson is out for up to five weeks with an ankle injury Sue Ferguson posted points while Barb McKeeman and Jacobs each scored six points Caroline McMillan chipped in two singles and Carol Kovacevic snagged opponents passes to stall The third matchup of the day looked to be a great battle West scored first with a Tammy McLaughlin touchdown and con vert For Burns Donna Davey grabbed two touchdowns while Brenda Hamilton Denny and Michelle Miehm each had one The previous weeks stats credited a touchdown to Denny in error Donna was the recipient Julie Burgan continues to look comfortable at the CIBC helm With the return of Monica has a great one- two punch Marg and Nancy Hamilton shared the scor ing with 12 points and eight points respectively Mastalerz kicked a field goal to add to the margin over Michaels Restaurant the HERALD SPORTS SHORTS Our mistake In the July 12 sports section of The Herald Mike McElroy was not mentioned as one of the co- winners of the Acton Sabres hockey teams defensive player award shared with John Van Dam The Herald regrets the er Assistant coach Acton resident Christine Craig is joining Georgetowns Holly Sones as part of the provincial juvenile team that is competing in upcoming international and Canadian competitions Craig was selected earlier this month as the assistant coach of the team which is playing squads from other countries in Saska toon this weekend and will then be competing at the Canadian Nations held August 1012 in Quebec City Honda baseball Georgetown Honda is giving over local children the chance to test their baseball skills at the Fairgrounds tomorrow Satur day at a The top nine participants will advance to the area finals in Hamilton next weekend and the winners will get to compete at the Skydome in Toronto on August The event Honda Hit Run- Throw run in conjunction with the Ontario Baseball Association is set up in three levels of com petition for boys and girls aged seven and eight nine and 11 and all of which win points for their skills in batting running and throwing Each entrant will be awarded points on distance and accuracy of throwing a regulation baseball hitting distance and how fast he or she runs around all the bases At Georgetowns event the top three finishers in each age group will take part In the Hamilton competition The top two from each age group will then be of f to the Skydome More participants are still welcome so call Millar at for more details Baseball ranking Georgetown Juvenile rep baseball team are likely to move up to either the or C level of competition for the Ontario which begin in mid August according to coach Brian James While James acknowledged he didnt know exactly what place the team holds in its league due to the convenor not providing the statistics yet he said Georgetowns record as of July 16 is likely to put the team in a higher competitive bracket than last years D group The Ontario Baseball Association will be letting us know our ranking on Monday though we wont know who were up against until closer to the playoffs Compared to other teams Ive talked to I think we have a good chance of getting into the B but wouldnt be too bad either Georgetown came from behind on July 10 to tie and help keep its record from slippC tag rallying from a deficit te knot things up before the 10 curfew The boys played Wednesday at home against Brampton but results were unavailable atpresstime