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(Continued from page 16) ding can chose either a morning a.m. to noon) or afternoon sesâ€" n (1 to 4 p.m.). More than 300,000 players have nefited from Doyle‘s expert truction and more than a few ve gone on to play major league seball including exâ€"Blue Jays eve Karsay (Oakland A‘s) and rek Bell (San Diego Padres). To register, or for more informaâ€" )n, call Oakvilleâ€"based Doyle anada at 842â€"1695. The Crusaders Rugby Club is sting a rugby match between the ronto Rugby Union allâ€"stars and ewbridge, one of Wales‘ best gby clubs next Wednesday (May There will be more than a few tional team players suiting up for th sides. all hockey scores Here are the scores from last hursday‘s Halton Ball Hockey ssociation games: Knights 3, ators 3; Sharks 3, Leafs 1; Avalon Rangers 0; Picâ€"aâ€"deli 9, Sunoco IIâ€"star rugby match 20â€"0 exhibition win over the visiting semiâ€"pro Buffalo Lancers on day was "a good first step for 1994," said Oakville Longhorns Tony Molnar. much more telling test will come this Saturday, however, as the rhorns open their Northern Football Conference (NFC) regular season a k v i l le Ladies Rec L ational Softball League. On Thursday, it was Avalon 15, exas Armadillos 6; Chaps 13, iolaches 9; and Legion 12, Picâ€"aâ€" Lames in‘ the 25, 1994 Player of the week was Matt renner of Picâ€"aâ€"deli with three oals and one assist. nnial allâ€"star receiver Jamie Wootton makes some nifty moves e nst the Buffalo Lancers in an exhibition game Monday. Oakville Here are e scores om last Jimmy Turner scored his secâ€" nd hatâ€"trick in as many weeks hile Andrew Wylie, Craig Macmillan and Reid Miller had singles. is the season Saturday against Scarborough. on ns mc ils i w deli 9. The h pils include exâ€"Jays _ CB!°.!"°" / Oakville‘s new minor roller ockey league entered its second eek with two teams getting venge for earlier losses. Jordy Mcmillan and Kerry archan had one each while lichael Bragg got two goals for ie Hornets. Tyler Alderson got the lone oal for the Rollerbees. NOVICE The Vipers fell behind 6â€"2 efore mounting a furious comeâ€" ack to deadlock the score at 6â€"6. After losing 5â€"1 the first week, e Hornets rebounded with two te goals to beat the Rollerbees 4â€" Andrew Green got three for the Barracudas and Tyler Butchart, atthew Hilson and Steve Vivian ach got one. ATOM The Rage came back from a irstâ€"week loss to beat the Voodoo by a 6â€"1 score. _ Luke Domski had the third hatâ€" trick of the day. Chad Watson, avid Shore and Shawn Burchart ad singles. wo teams et revenge ith wins onghorns beat up on the Buffalo Lancers ies softball results Mark O‘brien scored for the deli 9. The highlight reel has Louise MacKkinnon of Chaps gunning down five Coaches base runners at second base. Junior golf tourney The Oakville Optimist On Tuesday, it was Chaps 8, Avalon 5; Coaches 6, Legion 4; and Texas Armadillos 13, Picâ€"aâ€"deli 12. The highlight reel has Dominique Wildeboer hitting a grand slam to help Chaps stay ahead of Avalon for the win. The Oakville Optimist Club is again sponsoring a local qualifying tournament for the district junior golf playdowns which, in turn, can lead to a trip to the Optimist junior world golf championships in July in San Diego. The Oakville tournament, which will be played at Deerfield Golf Club on Sat., June 25, is limited to 48 players who will compete within three age groups â€" 9 to 12, 13 and 14, and 15 to 17 years of age (note that age categories cut off at July 21). The top boy and girl in each of these age categories will be eligible to compete at the district champiâ€" onships which will be played at Hamilton‘s Chedoke Golf Club on Wednesday, June 29, with fees paid by the Oakville Optimist Club. Three winners (two boys and one girt) from that tournament, in the 15 to 17 age group, will go on to comâ€" pete in the Optimist junior world tourâ€" nament, July 16â€"23, at the Torrey Pines Golf Club in San Diego. The Oakville tournament fee is $15 which includes lunch and refreshments after the tournament. Participants can forward their application (make $15 check out to the Oakville Optimist Club) by mail (1305 Rebecca Street, L6L 123) or call for further information at 847â€" 6628 or 634â€"2531. (Photo by Peter McCusker) schedule at home against Scarborough Crimson Tide. It will be a repeat of last year‘s championship final which the Longhorns won 25â€"21. Kickâ€"off is at 7 p.m. at Burlington‘s Nelson Stadium. Sure to add to the drama is that two of the newest Longhorns â€" receiver Will Thompson and linebacker Steve Perentesis â€" have come over from Scarborough where they played last year. s ied olb ’I'illcv)-nvq;‘sagnvifi;fi; B'i'slprré;éilée felt in the exhibition game chalking up 80 yards on three passes, including one he ran in for a touchdown. 129 ~â€" The Longhéms other touchdown also came from a newcomer â€" tailâ€" back Dan McAlonan â€" who also took a pass from quarterback Mark Demerling into the end zone. . C ob 43 ~tre uvedh id es Mike Jackson converted both touchdowns and chipped in two field goals â€" in the first and fourth quarters. Sm ue e e t n e _ Coach Molnar said a key was keeping Buffalo, which are "predominantâ€" ly a running team", to just 96 yards on 48 carries. Their best rusher could only manage 30 yards on five carries. 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