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By Laura Given Catch the Wave 20, The Safires 4 The surf was up and they gave the Safires the blues. Debbie Davies hit a home tun, A double each for Sharon Orton, © Diane Richardson and Bobby Hyde. Deb Sweeny hit a double and a triple. The Safires’ Penny Presley hit a home run. Leslie MacLean hit a double and a triple. Two doubles for Michelle Amirault. Good pitching and a RBI for Linda Anderson. Julie Cutting made Ladies Powderpuff a good double play. Fallen Angels 20, _ Field Mice 18 The team combined for lots of offense and it was needed. Linda McClure hit a double and a home run. Annette Van Dyke hit a double. For the Mice, it was Lori Taylor with a home run. Triples for Wendy Shannon, Sherry Bond, Cindy Bodrug. Janette Gale had two doubles and a triple. Bonnie Henderson hit a double. Great close game. Mourning After 8, 8 Suzanne O’Callaghan hit a double and Debbie Ferguson made a great double play and second. Bernice Griffiths made a great catch in right field to save the tie. Janice Murray hit a double. Julie Burgan, Mary Jones and Bemice Griffiths had a 3-up and 3-out inning in the sev- erith to preserve the tie. The Gold’s Elaine Moreland hit a double. The whole team played a good offensive and Roy paces winning Green effort By June Roy ‘On Tuesday, Halton Green Team hosted Brampton “A” Team at Cedarvale. The game was scoreless for a good part of the first half until Marci Roy put one in for the Green Team. Joy Walraven scored next and Marci Roy added her second of the game by half time. The second half saw the Green Team dominate the play with Joy Walraven scor- ing her second goal, Kate Blyth adding two more and Marci Roy getting her hat- trick. Brampton “A” managed two goals late in the game, but it was too little, too late. Good team effort! Goad goalkeeping by Sarah Packer who normally does not play in goal. July 27 saw Halton Red Team and Halton Green Team meet up at Acton High School. It was Green Team’s turn to suffer a player short- age and came up short with a 3-0 loss to the Red Team. Scoring for the Red Team were Jill McMenemy, Stephanie O’Brien and Cindy Wilson. Ladies finishes By Norma Maynard Congratulations to Ladies “A” team for finishing the season in first place. The ladies now play Mid West top ladies for a chance to win a position in the Ladies Major teams.The Ladies “A” team split with Springfield. Chris Steen and Kay King won in three sets 6-4, 3-6, 6- 3. Ann Kennedy and Audrey Houston won 6-1, 6-2. Audrey Jans and Barb Rieger lost in three sets 7-5, 4-6, 2- 6. Joanne Van Den Hoek and Louise Campbell lost 3-6, 4- The Ladies “C” team took three points from Brampton. Muriel Fraser and Gloria Sargent lost 2-6, 5-7. Karen Wilson and Marg Macenko won in a tough three-set is house offers a perfect * Sales Representative “A” team in first match 6-7 (7-5), 7-6 (7-5) 6- 4. Trudy Roy and Nancy Barwell won 6-4, 7-6 (7-3). Mary Hughes and Nancy Barwell won 6-4, 6-1. The Ladies “C” team had a suc- cessful season, results of standing not official yet. We wish to extend con- gratulations to Gord Buchan, who has accepted a tennis scholarship in Indiana and hope he has a good school year. The mixed teams were both rained out and matches will be rescheduled. Don’t forget, House League players, to sign up for tournament Aug. 19, 20 and: 21. Semi finals and finals on the morning of Aug. 22. VENDOR WANTS IT SQLD! blend of new and night walks by the Credit River. Close to town & all amenities. For your personal vowing call Stan Dalley* at 873-4321 or toll-free pager 1-416-553-5414. | have clients looking for properties with AN in-law suite. Call me now for more information! “I'M AVAILABLE WHEN YOU ARE! Call me on my toll-free pager 1-416-553-5414 Res, 519-927-9017 old — steps from X-c Halton Blue Team was also playing on the 27th at Cedarvale against Brampton “A” Team. Halton Blue played a close game, losing only 1-0 to the visiting team. Next games are Tuesday with Halton Blue and Green Teams facing off at Acton High School, 7 p.m. and Halton Red Team is hosting Milton at Cedarvale, 8:30 p.m. Roadies sidetracked By Sandy Sperduti After a well-deserved 2-1 victory on July 28, where defenders Andrew Clark, Allan -Dervelle and sweeper Dean Ellis put on a defensive show that frustrated Brampton’s Microcad Design team to no end, Timeout Roadhouse, Roadies took it on the chin Aug. 4 at ral -darvale. Jake’s Boathouse had all oars in the water at full speed as they routed the Roadies 8- The Timeout boys literally did just that, and took time out while the Boatmen sped past them time and time again. “We came out flatfoot- ed from the opening whistle and never once gained our composure”, said Roadie coach John Delguidice. The Roadies’ record now stands at 4 wins, 3 losses, 2 ties with five regular season games to go before the.play- offs start. -country skiing and mid- Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, August 14,.1993 — Page 19 Human tidal “Wave” swamps The Safires in league action defensive game. Good effort by all! i Fireballs 19, “B.B.Q.’d By Charcoal 8 The bats were hot with Jeanette Brandford pitching well, hitting a double and a home run. Goldie Cash hit three doubles. Linda Dutkowski hit a double and Rose Harris hit two doubles and a home run with five RBI’s. The B.B.Q. was just warming up but the Fireballs were too hot to handle. Maria Tassone hit a triple. Kim Venneau and Anna Barkhouse hit doubles. Roseanne Harrison hit a dou- ble and a home run. Good effort, ladies. Hoyas 20, Double Bubble 9 The Hoyas chewed the fla- vor right out of the bubble gum crew. Cindy Kavanagh hit a grand slam home run. Priscilla Reyce hit a triple. Jeanine Larusso hit a double. 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