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eP e on t C The faces tell the entire story, here. The ump is saying, ‘yer out‘. The Erin Mills catcher, well, he‘s smiling. And Philfstirling, the baserunne Alexis Lampert led the scoring with a for the boys 10/11 Oakville Minor Baseball Association team is, well, suitably incredulous. Oakville Beaver photo editor Peter McCuske caught this rep game between Erin Mills and Oakville Wednesday night. pair of goals while singles went to Anne Marie Silvestri, Pamela Nolan and Janice McGann. Teleâ€"wagering is up and running in Oakville By NORMAN NELSON Beaver Sports Editor day at the races no longer means leaving Oakville. Deerfield golf club recently became the third outlet in k. Oakville to offer sevenâ€"dayâ€"aâ€"week teleâ€"wagering. ‘Deerfield â€" which is now called Deerfield Sporting Club â€" has hooked up with the Ontario Jockey Club which runs Woodbine, Mohawk and Fort Erie race tracks. The other two outlets â€" Monaghan‘s Sports Pub at 1289 Marlborough Court and Avalon Entertainment Club at 210 North Service Road West â€" are both hooked up with e Bdb . se p ts ap > [HE OAKVILLE BEAVER Taste of the Month Flamborough Downs. In order to provide patrons more racing, however, agreeâ€" ments have been worked out to show each other‘s races during off nights. On Sunday night, for instance, Deerfield brings in the trotâ€" ters from Flamborough Downs, and on Mondays and Tuesdays Monaghan‘s and Avalon show the trotters from "We have two manual and two automatic mutuels, all operâ€" ated by the Ontario Jockey Club," explained Walter Ondre of Deerfield. "It‘s their mutuels and their people." "We operate the the food and beverage part." In the newly opened facility which holds up to 185 people, the action can be seen on 16 television screens as well as a big screen. On Sunday night, for instance, Deerfield brings in the trotâ€" ters from Flamborough Downs, and on Mondays and Tuesdays Monaghan‘s and Avalon show the trotters from Woodbine. Betting at the teleâ€"wagering outlets is identical to being in the turf club at a track where you can keep track of the action on a monitor. The only thing you can‘t do with teleâ€"wagering is step outside and view the live action. ©1994 McDonald‘s Restaurants of Canada Limited The one difference from being at the track, he explained, is that "here, there‘s free parking 100 feet from the door." Deerfield likes to trumpet that in addition to harness racing it ‘s the only outlet offering Ontario Jockey Club thoroughbred (See ‘Salvation‘ page 22) Major contribution Battle of Oakville Cameran Potter, Serge Annis and Allan Ma provided strong defence and Anthony Brala was strong between the pipes. Two for Lampert The Oakville girls underâ€"12 rep socâ€" cer team defeated Burlington 5â€"0 in a game last Tuesday. Overtime heartbreak The Oakville underâ€"14 boys rep socâ€" cer club defeated North Mississauga 5â€"2 last Tuesday. Miro Majorahn scored his first hatâ€" trick of the year and Luke Riddell added a pair of goals. Goals for the underâ€"11 team were scored by Erin Doderico, Elena Sterling and Holly Webster. Underâ€"11 coach lan Frasier thought the game provided excellent preparation for this weekend‘s Express tournament in Rochester where his team will again face older girls. Tied after regulation time, overtime and five penalty shots per team, Oakville‘s underâ€"13 girls rep soccer team lost to Pelham in the finals of Welland‘s midâ€"summer soccer tournament on the weekend. Preliminary rounds resulted in a 3â€"1 win over Welland Optimist Club, a 2â€"1 loss to the Pelham Snickers and a 5â€"0 win over Welland Highway Clearing. Outstandingly defensively were Vanda Andrade, Kelly Dunn and Lisa Hasinek. Forwards Newcombe and Dayton Ball played a great game. The ‘battle of Oakville‘ was fought on Tuesday by the girls underâ€"11 and underâ€" 12 rep soccer teams with the older girls prevailing by a 5â€"3 margin. The underâ€"11 girls, however, did not succumb easily or quickly, leading their older opponents by a goal twice during the match. Oakville scorers included Natalie Bloch, Beth Clarke, Tara Gouleos, Lindsey Stuart and Jennifer Swan. Quaker State (luallty Rep Report 260 Speers Road