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Its not how you start, its how you finish, he said. Every week, we need to get better and better. I expect us to be a much better football team at the end of the season than we are now. Seven other local senior football squads see their first action this week. Iroquois Ridge hosts Oakville Trafalgar and White Oaks is home to Aldershot today (Wednesday), Aquinas welcomes Burlington Central and Abbey Park entertains Bishop Reding tomor- row (Thursday), and Loyola tangles with T.A. Blakelock Friday at Nelson in Burlington (7 p.m. start). All other games start at 4:30 p.m. yTitans home to Nelson Frida Continued from page 26 Shepley survives another cut Jessica Shepley shot a final round 69 to finish 64th at the Navistar LPGA Classic in Prattville, Alabama. Shepley was 18th after an opening round 70. She followed that up with an even-par 72 but struggled to an 82 in third round before bouncing back with her third sub-70 round of the season. Shepley has now made the cut in her last four LPGA events and in five of nine tournaments this season. Golfer helps Ontario to title Oakvilles Larry Cooper helped Ontario win its third straight inter-provincial team title at the Canadian Mens Mid- Amateur Championship. The Ontario squad of Cooper, Graham Hill and Drew Symons combined to shoot a three-under total of 285 through two rounds at the Coppinwood Golf Club in Goodwood, Ont. Cooper finished tied for 33rd in the tournament, shooting rounds of 78, 69, 75 and 78. Canada 1-1 at Rugby World Cup Canada fell to 1-1 at the Rugby World Cup following a 46-19 loss to France. Canada gave the worlds fifth-ranked team a much more difficult time than the score would indicate. France scored 21 unanswered points, 14 in the final five minutes, in the final 20 minutes to blow the game open. Oakvilles Phil Mackenzie, who had a try in Canadas opening win over Tonga, started for the second straight game. f Jamie Mackenzie and Mike Scholz o Oakville are also members of the Canadian squad. Both New Zealand and France are now 2-0 with the top two teams from each pool advancing to the quarter-finals. Canada has games remaining against Japan and New Zealand. SPORTSBRIEFS