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Page 14 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, August 18, 1993 = +. : come by. ister connected and Chris Bradin ing came up with a pair doubles. Steve White ‘stole home in the second inning to pes een the first run of the game. White some great defen- sive play in eth third with his quick throw to Pembleton on first. Pembleton’s ‘subsequent throw to catcher Dave Dolliver at home plate netted a picture pee eee play. Dave Clark then cranked a le and drove in two RBIs in the 4th to mak ioe score 3-0. Shawn Hopkins pitched 6- 13 strong innings for Acton, striking out five batters and allowing only one run in the 7th. Pembleton then took over the mound and held off the opponents, leaving two runners. ‘On base. Final score Acton 3, Waterdown 1. Waterdown then traveled to Acton and hard to. ith a sae singles. Sieve White and Jason Panic : The! Acton in the opening inning. Dolliver started ‘things off with a tow- ering home 1 Tun off the arena, Pembleton then cranked a double and Steve White followed up with another homer. Waterdown came back to tie in the third but Acton again went ahead in the Sth as Dolliver stole two bases and scored easily on an overthrow at third base. Waterdown tied again in the 6th and then ‘went ahead by two. Pembieion ns pitched a strong game with five strikeouts, Michael Douglas did a great job of taking over the mound and then handed things back over to Hopkins. An the bottom of the 6th it was Steve White who shone with-a beautiful two-run homer to tie the game once again. Sterling Luedee then went on to score the winning run. Great defensive ae by Chris Brading at first base. Hopkins pitched superbly in the 7th to mes off the ae cppostion: Final score Acton 7, W: Acton Selects no advance to play Glanbrook in round tw Womens 3-Pitch Tournament The Toronto Hospital for Sick Children Foundation and the North Halton Association for the Developmentally Handicapped will be the ben- eficiaries in a Women’s 3- Pitch Tournament Aug. 28 at Glen Williams Baliga: * The tournament, which put on by the Curwood Flyers Darts captains meeting By Alex Tough There is an Industrial League captain’s meeting at the Georgetown Legion this evening (Wednesday) to set up the orgapization for the oncomin; The “Pub” Tae has it’s final registration this week via Kim Smid at 873-0272. Please call before dropping in with lists and cash. The cost is $125 per team ,and $40 per player with a minimum of eight players required. Teams are expected from the Legion, Copper Kettle, Brackies, Royal Pizza, Whiskey Mcs. and Time Out. 1 am not certain of others for the moment except that George & Dragon are holding in-house darts this season and not rejoining the league. and United Rent-All hockey clubs in co-operation with the Ladies Powder Puff League. Sixteen teams will partici- pate, with $900 in prize money up for grabs. Applications for teams are available at M & M Pro Sports and MVP Distributors in Georgetown. Sponsors of the tournament include; Seagram Distillers Ltd. , Labatt Breweries and George Brown College Butcher School. For further Information regarding the tournament, contact Andy Broadbent at 873- Lae or Bill Taylor at 873-1 Standard Products blitz Blizzard JULY 26 - 30 TS UNDER Standard Prodi Team #3 White Biizeard 0 Standard Products Goals: Mike Van Der Vinne, Dennis Horton, Charis Sperduti (3), Chris Morisawa (2), Mike Noonan (3), ire Lefebvre, Ivan Stiehl White Noteworthy Players: Jason Gadoutsis, Nick Poirer, Jordan Stapleton BOYS UNDER 6 Optimist Club Blue Jays - 2 Re/Max - 0 weit Club Goals: Joshua ) Boner ae Players: Jeffrey Bayley, Matthew Re/Max Noteworby Pen ers: Andrew Filice, Taylor Snyder, Cole Upfield Belamy’s Restaurant Bengals - 5 Shopper’s Drugmart Ninjas - 1 Belamy’s Restaurant Goals: Michael Demaine (2), Doug Stevenson (3) Noteworthy Players: Kevin Haddock, Gavin Lee, Nicholas Versi jopper’s Drugmart Noteworthy Player Mark Adema, Jeremy Blight, Russ Lawren BOYS UNDER 7 Insurance Dunlop Runners -3 BOYS UNDER ae Team #2 id-0 Team #4 GaR0va! Rockets Goals: Brock ‘Reto Players: A complete team eff Gold ‘Noteworthy Players: Nick McLaughlin, Jason Vieira, Michael Westerv. BOYS UNDER 8 Noteworthy Players: Jonathan Culp, Matthew Kooy, David Stevenson Rainbow Music Goals: Shawn Emmertoi Noteworthy Players: Shawn Emmerton, Robert Freestone, David McNall Kinsmen Club Red Wings - 4 Halton Hills Furniture & Appliances - 2 Kinsmen Club Goals: Andrew Robitaille (3), Matt Velten yeictewerthy Players: Arend loekstra, James McLeod, Garret ae Kyle Lo; HAIF&A Goals: Gavin Aldridge, Daine Kuiken Noteworthy Players: Eric Deveher, Brennan Hunzinger, Daine Kuiken BOYS UNDER 9 Brokers Lizzards -6 Linda & Dunlop Insurance Goals: Colin Byrne, Bryan Lunn, Michael MN teworthy Players: Matthew lake, Julian Lord, Steve Robinson Armstrong Insurance Goals: Jonathan Tysoe (2) Noteworthy Players: Andrew Mansfeld, Joshua Stevens, Eric ort “CIBC Red Rocketé - 4 Royal Can. Legion CIBC Goals: Tom Weterink, Matthew Locke (2), Notewo: Bradley, Matthew Locke, Ryan rl Cdn. Legion Goals: Corey Henderson (2) Noteworthy Players: Mare Gougeon, Corey Henderson, Michael McGill Associates - 0 Elliot Custom Brokers Goals: Steven Kogan (2), Andrew Bowman (2), Blake Wilson, Kevin izzar0 Noteworthy Players: Blake Wilson, Andrew Bowman, Shaun Krosse Team fs) #3 White Knights - 3 vils - White Goals Todd Wilson 2), Michel Lefebvre Noteworthy Players: Great effort by whole team! Varian Goal: Bi Discount Car & Trude R Rental 3 Varian Devils - 2 Discount Car & Truck Goals: Matt Murchison, Luke Hoekstra, jimmy arian Goals: Bryan Smith (2) adNoteworthy Blasted, Menken, Ryan White, Jordan. GEORGETOWN MINOR HOCKEY | 6:30-9:00 p.m. Alcott Arena (upstairs) 9:00-3:00 p.m. Memorial Arena (at Equipment Exchange) Scarlet BOYS: CADE 11 Tim Horton Desh - 2 Fks Lodge Goals: Scott Schulz, David i Boyington, Cameron orthy Players: Robert Fishen, Scott Schulz, Thomas Temple Tim Horton Goals: Chris ‘roggett, Alastair Noteworthy Players: Peter Bukovcan, Jason Anathan, Kyle de Forest Lions Club - 6 Nurseries - 1 Lions Club Goals: Joseph Garvey (3), Paul Westerveld (3) Noteworthy Players: Brian Amold, Paul Burns, Matt marais Dutch Nurseries Goal: Andrew fan Noteworthy Players: Louis Archambault, Benjamin Sansall, Aidan Jenl WEEK OF AUGUST 2-6 BOYS UNDER 7 Runners -2 Dunlop Insurance Goals: Bryan Lunn, Michael McLean Noteworthy Players: Corey Carlton, Bryan Lunn, Michael Mel CIBC Goals: Tom Leferink UNI Team #4 Gold - 0 w Music Noteworthy Players: Brendan Stuart-Hagge, Robert r, Colin Lumb Gold Noteworthy Players: Nick McLaughlin, Bill Boutasis, Matt Gruenwald Halton Hills Furniture & Ap] Roy -1 ‘Halton Hills Furniture Goals: fichael Adcock, Michael Zelek v_nteworhy Players: A whole Royal Rockets Goal: Todd ae jeworthy Players: An excel- lent game played by all players!! 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