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e e e e e e en Chocolate Tool Sets Oakville Beaver Weekend, Sunday, June 12, 1994 â€" 22 Tool on down to Walker‘s. Chisel into awesome truffles or hammer away at a box of the best... mmmint meltaways. MARK KIRTON *Former NHL Player I â€" *Toronto, Detroit, Vancouver Chocolates Upper Middle 8th Line (Beside Swiss Chalet) _ 849â€"4546 â€" PLUS â€" FEATURING One Pro Per Week PLUS Leaf Superstar Doug Gilmour I'--------------------------------------------------------------- * ONE REP.WEEK * Tournament finalists Oakville‘s major pee wee baseball team made it to the finals of last week‘s Streetsvilleâ€" Meadowvale Bread and Honey Festival invitaâ€" tional tournament . Although Oakville ran out of pitching and was soundly defeated in the championship game, the team played exceptional ball over the entire weekend against outstanding comâ€" petition. The team made it to the finals with an 8â€"2 win over Thornhill, 1â€"1 draw with Peterborough, 10â€"0 whitewash _ of Birchmount/Scarborough. That sent them on to the semiâ€"final game where they edged Windsor 7â€"6. Robert Kapuscinski had three hits with sinâ€" gles to Shaun Benay, Mike Bondarenko, Jonathan Cooke, Peter Kissel and Marc Walton. RBis went to Walton (2), Benay and Kapuscinski. The entire team played very unselfishly, advancing runners and sacrificing at bats, when called upon. Game MVP Shaun Benay crushed a monster home run over the centre field fence in the fifth inning to tie the game. Bobby Chapelle scored the game winner with an explosive solo shot over the left field fence to give Oakville the lead. Fine Oakville pitching came from starter Jordan Strofolino and relievâ€" er Shaun Benay. Closer Peter Kissel pitched out of a jam with two men on in the final inning to secure the win for Oakville. In regular league action, Oakville continâ€" ued its winning streak, rolling ‘over their Milton counterparts with an impressive 11â€"6 victory last week. Oakville‘s Peter Kissel, Josh Crowley and Shaun Benay all went to the mound for a comâ€" bined three hit, 11 strikeout victory. At the same time, Oakville‘s bats were also > popping. Marc Walton drove in three runs on two singles. Shaun Benay and Rob Kapuscinski each had two RBI‘s on singles and doubles. Peter Kissel drove in two runs on two well hit singles. Jordan Strofolino punched three hot singles through the infield and drove in a run while Bobby continued to lay the aluminum into Milton‘s pitching with two singles and double for one RBI. Leadâ€"off hitter Jonathan Cooke hit two loud singles and came in to score on each of them. In addition to making his pitching debut, Josh Crowley hit a hot single. Mike Bondarenko drew two very important walks and came in to score after stealing both secâ€" ond and third base in the fourth inning. Scott Wallace made some outstanding defensive plays, especially in snaring a high throw to first in the sixth to record the third out of the inning and save at least two runs from scoring. As in the preVIous game, unselfish team play, timely hits, patient at bats for walks, aggressive base stealing and running comâ€" bined with solid pitching secured the win for Oakville. Draw in Woodbridge Oakville‘s underâ€"19 rep soccer team fought Woodbridge to a 1â€"1 tie Tuesday night. Still some openings Appleby College, for the fifth year, is offering summer sport schools in a number of areas. The twoâ€"week hockey session beginning July 25 still has space availability. The tennis, soccer and ‘exploring the sports‘ programs have space openings available in most weeks. Schools are coed, for ages 7 to 16, and start at just $149 per week. 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Oakville won the Shootout Trophy and in tournament games, beat Meadowvale 6â€"0, North Mississauga 4â€"0 and drew Chlnguacousy 1â€"1 in a well played game. Shauna shines Here are last week‘s games in the Oakville Ladies Recreational Softball League. On Thurs., June 3, it was: Legion 9, Coaches 2; Avalon 9, Chaps 9; and Texas Armadillos 10, Picâ€"aâ€"deli 7. Highlight reel: Strong pitching by Kelly Dalgleish of Avalon and Sandra Forbes of Chaps helped preserve the 9â€"9 tie. On Tues., May 31, it was: Legion 9, Texas Armadillos 6; Chapsâ€"Bronte 12, Picâ€"aâ€"deli 11, Coaches vs Avalon (ppdâ€"rain). Highlight reel: Shauna Butchereit hit the game winning RBI for Chaps to defeat Picâ€"aâ€" deli. Alison Carriere pitched a strong game for Chaps. Final game loss The Oakville girls underâ€"12 team made it all the way to the finals of the recent Royal City Tournament in Guelph. The Oakville Wildcats posted 1â€"0 wins over Kitchener and North Mississauga Magic before dropping a 3â€"0 lateâ€"day loss to the Burlington Predators. Goal scorers were Melissa Welsh and Anneâ€"Marie Selvestri. Their record was still good enough to send them on to the semiâ€"finals where they defeated Burlington Flames 6â€"0. Leslie Marriott led the way with a pair of goals while singles were added by Alexis Lamper, Anneâ€"Marie Selvestri, Melissa Welsh and Janis McGann. In the final game, Oakville Wildcats lost 2â€"0 to the Burlington Wildcats. MVP awards were given to Lindsay Ince, Anneâ€"Marie Selvestri and Angie Lee. Penalty kick blues The Oakville underâ€"15 rep girls soccer team played five intense tournament games last weekend, earning the finalists trophy. Winning their games against Scarborough Azzurri and Scarborough United but losing to Burlington secured them a berth in the semiâ€" finals. A 1â€"0 win over Richmond Hill advanced them to the championship and a repeat match against Burlington. A heartâ€"breaking goal by Burlington in the last minute of play on a penalty kick resulted in a 4â€"3 loss. The team played well, definitely earned their trophy and displayed a great deal of potential for the season. Please be advised that an incorrect phone # appeared in the ad for: ALBERT‘S CARPET PLACE The correct number is 844â€"2355 Sorry for any inconvenience. At the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre 1415 3rd Line N., Oakville \Z LE AT: ROYAL LePAGE Ds T1 Residentall Real Estate Services 2448 Lakeshore Road West Oakville, Ontario. L6L 1H7 ROYAL LePAGL REAL ESTATE SERVICES LTD. BREOKER