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thn Wednesday August 28 1991 V Page 17 THE HILLS HERALD 1 DOWNTOWN FAX 1 SERVICE Evenings Saturdays Too ill vouncf itd Georgetown 877 2761 Sports and I Recreation ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor 8772201 Ladles Football 18 Atom Ciiampions 19 Alex Tough 20 Sports Roundup 21 Rep TBall Team 25 Limehouse Softball Bantams Retain championship title In the opening game of the Halton Rural Minor Softball tour Friday night against Rockwood Harry Brown Ex were able to come from behind in a tension filled vie In a rain delayed gome against Cheltenham Saturday morning scored nine against Cheltenham four moving on to the championship round Cheltenham rallied with a 7 win forcing a playoff game In the final game Harry Brown Excavating after falling behind the first inning came on strong to score four in the fifth and one in the sixth beating Cheltenham and winning a hard fought tournament 63 justifying its first place standing in the league and repeating as cham pions Through the tournament there were many outstanding in dividual plays as there are in all games but every member of the team contributed to their sue cessful season and they are Eric Jason Bouman S Rob Brown 3 B Mike B Fred McDonald Chris Nolan Dayid Osbourne David Patey Don Patterson B Derrick P Ian Sinclair Sheldon Stuckless 2 B Jamie Kevin WiMett RF Special thanks goes to Coach Mark and his assistant Fred McDonald Kinsmen Girls Softball Pharmacy edges Pools 3432 By DEE DEE Herald Special As the summer months con linue to drag on the Kinsmen Girls Softball League is in high swing as the players continue their season great form In the junior division the Stan Products team outplayed Dunlop Insurance 24 on August Slamming in were Crist and Mane of and Laura Willis 3 Michelle Wiener Soma MorUand and Kathenne Leonard of Standard Game stars were the home run hitters In the second match Young s Pharmacy slipped past Nikki Pools Megan Lynn Hayes and Jessica Beaque were he home run hilters for Game stars were Meg in Craken Burns and Kali Moore of Young and Danielle King and Tammy Walsh of Nikki s Moving up to the Intermediate Division Pictures and Presents topped Elks Lodge Pic and Presents player Carrie Schenk had the game solo home run and was narfied game star while Michelle Brooks of Elk s claimed the honours for her team Rounding out the play Optimist Club topped Dairy Queen one run 11 On the mound for Op were Kartn and Karen Fairs while Robin Ran Lisa Julie Bot split tht duties for D Game stars were Bottomley of Da Queen and Karen rs of sts Raiders camp Georgetown Raiders executive had a good look at a lot of pro at its hockey camp at Arena on the weekend as they prepare to put together its team for this season So far Raiders have signed seven players Rob Doucette right defence John Williamson right wing Tom Viola left defence Marty Savoy centre Ian Ellis right wing Jamie Showers right defence and Duane Lewis right wing The team will be playing in an invitational tournament this weekend in and will be playing an exhibition game at home against Aurora on September at Herald photo by Ben Dummett Acton Novice Lacrosse Rams pose with the trophy they won by taking first at the A Division Zone Eight Championships In Guelph on August From left to right back row are Kyle Artem Christopher Lee Thomas R chard Shawn and Andrew Coe Front row left to right are coach George Artem Scott Paul Withers Ryan Young Sandy Chapman and coach Scott Lee Absent were Jason Christopher and Jeff Newman Herald photo Zone eight lacrosse title swept up by Acton Rams ROBERT RISK Herald Sports Editor Acton Novice Lacrosse Rams won the A Division Zone Eight Championship in Guelph on August 19 sweeping the best of five series with three straight vie tones over Guelph I Rams look the first game han 124 at home August but the following night s game re quired two overtime periods before Richard scored to win it 7 The final game Guelph August 19 featured a lot of hard and questionable check by the hosts but Acton to be drawn into any winning In one both and Kyle Artem shared op honors each getting five goals and two assists Ryan Young a strong game in net allowing just two markers in the second ptnod Paul Withers and Shawn were the goal scorers for Rams Acton took the lead early in game two ith Jeff Newman and Weatherall giving their team a 3 margin Both teams scored a pair in the second penod with and Raju get ting the markers Raju followed with two the third period but Guel h back three to fore the overtime periods before scored hi fourth in a row In the third and deciding game Artem took control of the kitting a hat trick and an assist af Guelph had taken a lead in he first period Also scoring for Acton were Withers and Rams went to Whitby on the weekend to play in the All Ontario Provincial Playoffs but results were unavailable at press time Mens Flag Football Dawgs beat Welding 296 to clinch first Herald Sports Fditor Dawgs clinched first place in the Georgetown Men s Flag Foot ball League with a win over Plus Welding on Sunday at Georgetown District High School keeping them undefeated so far this season Longhorns which had been in second for much of the year dropped its second game in a row losing 27 to and In other games Meznic Electric zapped 320 and squeaked by The Glen In the first game of the day and M got off to a quick start with an interception by Brad who ran it in for a touchdown came right back with a major by Paul Allison and the convert by Dave Patterson gave the team a 76 lead and went ahead briefly when Brad Finucan came through with six more points but then Bill Taylor connected for a touchdown and the single from Patterson made it 1412 for Longhorns The defence of Longhorns started to slip in the second half with M and scoring two touchdowns to earn the win First Mike Hurley got one of the big scores followed up by a two point convert by Finucan and then Stew Hirst pulled in the other major rolled over in the next match sconng 17 points in the first half and 15 in the second Jeff s feet earned the most individual points booting three singles and a field goal before running in a convert Gary Stu Steve Grossman and Hal Hulme each had touchdowns In the closest game of the day Oldtimers struck for points in the first half managing to hold off The Glen for a win Point scorers for were unavailable at press time JTawgs dominated Plus Welding in the final match with Mike Delguidise catching two point converts on touchdowns by Wilson and Linus Stasiuhs in the first Dave Clemens in tercepted a pass early in the se cond half for a touchdown Plus Welding s Weir got six points before Alain Pel lard touchdown finished things up In the last week of regular season play on September will try to break up undefeated string of vie tones The quarterfinals are the following week followed by the semi finals on September and the championship game on September 29