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Hespeler joins as WW hockey league expands its season J SPORTS CHUCKER Frank Daley takes a turn at bat as J downed Family Cleaners Thursday The win put J into the industrial Light teams will compete from 15 to The advantage in the Waterloo- Wellington in league president Barry a longer season this year a Inscoe said Tuesday is that league official says each team plays the others Acton Fergus both three times Also the teams will have a go against arrangement makes for an and A easier and more interesting learns New Hamburg and schedule Waterloo rated B and There will be a minimum of four novice teams In the W is new to Water Mr Inscoe said looWellington Teams from They II play an interlocking league Softball finals against Halton HUls lte G the league is There are six juvenile the number of games learns and seven minor midget entries No minor midgets will be from here but there Is a Gait squad In the group Some teams will start play October Mr Inscoe said Registration fees for WaterlooWellington teams are going up this year from seven dollars to Mr Inscoe added In a bid to ensure uniform officiating this year the league will set up a referee clinic he said PEE WEE BOYS most improved player trophy went to Paul Ver Meulen Paul s brother Rob received the leagues most valuable player award but was not available to receive his trophy Coach Bill Shannon accepted the trophy on Robs behalf Angels bridesmaids for softball Flyers captured House I iue Wet Softball title in a high storing tht during Day in Prospect Park Flyers Milled for runs off 1 hits Anjtls had nils 21 but feu runs Manthnno wtnt on tht mound for I- lycrs Angels and Traty irlanc duties Flyers took a I lead in the starling framt increased the margin Traty Barb piccd three Nancy Thomas and Sue White scored doubles while mates Jenkinson and Joanne indanno rtistcred single runs With Karen Jatkson in right field he mikts up the whole inning team Angel Anne connected for a solo run in the opening frame and lalenddeda runs Karen He also for two runs while Tracey Clarke Junire Rains Cirol Blake Vandtrl in and Traty got smiles Linda Lynn Mt and I on fcpp the bilanecnf finalists ACTON ONTARIO WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1977 One Hundred and Third YearNo 11 Second Sect on In sweep Orioles fly to win far from Lions paws Eramosa Squirts grab first ORSA honors Sou mother I lurtl to their honors tTptunnt the Rural lion for first tin t Squirts dumped New J in Park last took the best of tries two straight Dundee was nipped a Squirts ir the first I irrv hurled the winning More is on Hit for will to the during i Us first in Tn pi since 1909 last month I- ramosa burst for four runs in the sixth frime to tht ilik with triple in fifth ilso Neil Simpson in next inn ng with doublt Covtrdali tallied for previous runs Kevin registcrtd the run of the fourth frame New Dundee got runs from Jiff Kevin 1 the squirts who are Dive McKnight Mark Paul Plclsch Tod Urns Ktvin ind Covirdnlt Ian field I irrv Sli iw I Drew StevLn Wilson Mix Neil Simpson Stevtn Lush ind Craig Shaw 124 Ken llarbers paced Orioles two runs to he champ ionship of tht Grasshopper during blanked I ions with seven runs Saturday to lock up the title Ken brother Hilly tided a run is did J ickson Kim Hag in Paula and Itichnrd of Iht Oriole squad is madt up of Thornton Mandarine Mike and Brown Orioles into a Itad in the first frame never looked hick Tht Lions team Is com posed of Chris Susan I John Christ I indsay lUrry Andrew Killy I Chris Dunn and 1 homas JT Sports grab lead In Industrial ball finals lush and Neil Dundee Eramosa atoms ink first championship atoms logged Moms composed of boys their first ever championship its by nipping Maryhill on Rock lht j j j best of five series in wood School dnmond last Minor week action series New The new resuscitator for Lions Club Pool was delivered to tht ptol office vesterdiy according to super visor Liz went four gamts took the title ith win September Moms range from seven to nine years of age finished up on top of wis in second On way to the win Circle I ramosa atoms pushed asidt two row in best of ramosa team members art Doug Cmg Shaw Kelly Scott Simpson Brent Lush Kirk David Jinsen Leslie David Billings Scott Sergeant Dave Dillon Sam Ben Roger Becker lorn Craig Ken Simpson shared coaching duties for ramosa atoms J T Sports rallied to take the first game of the Acton Industrial Leauge Softball thampionships from Hills Catering in the Park Sunday Sportsmen put together six runs in the sixth frame to sew up series opener The resumes this weekend all air frank wis tht winning pitcher Brian I and Al Avery shared mound duties for Catering Daley at bat connected for two runs as did Stan Kruk Jim Cole and Dave Black Single J T runs came off clouts by catcher Dave Don Archibald while Morns blasted a home Wilson Milled for the only run in the tame opener He later added a single as did teim mates Brutt Vince Thornton and Al Avery On their way into the final scries J T Sports thumped Acton Family Cleaners last Thursday frank Daley fanned seven Cleaner hitmen while Chris Tennant took the mound for Family team Jim Cole Stan Kruk and Wally fclla cooled their bats on a couple of runs each Mates Ron Dave Black Dave Allen and Terry Colt accounted for single Sabres gunning for Sailors MOST VALUABLE player in Squirt boys baseball league is Bruce Canary Rhys Gibb is the leagues most improved player Junior Sabres lined up a couple of exhibition against Port Colborne Sailors The first is in Guelph Memorial Gardens arena for next Tuesday at eight chimes return match is slated for the following Friday cording to Sabre manager Bill Campbell We hope lo get even for last yeir he said Port of the group christened Acton into level with a to zip thumping last year in exhibition play Prior to last season Aclon junior hockey teams played In C and levels Sabres art trying to get gamt against which is in the same group as the Sailors Houston runs in provincial road race Running his first 10 metre race of ihe year Frank Houston of Acton finished sixth in the Ontario Road Racing Championships at Saturday rank was running against j others Jim Groves of Track Wtst won the distance race with a time of frank time was Georgetown Mike Dixon finished third with 31 and Bruce was clocked Simon of Terra Cotta took eighth spot BANTAM GIRLS player was pre sented the leagues most improved player trophy while Kelly White got the hardware for the most valuable RECREATION CO ORDINATOR Anne Picker ing centre presented Rick Lubbers with the Bantam boys most valuable player trophy and Gord Thompson with the most improved trophy on Saturday DAVID most improved player Sean Fitzgerald Toronto Dominion Special award and Kevin most valuable player all of Atom Boys show off their trophies PHILLIPS received the trophy for the Pee Wee girls most valuable player award Nancy George got the girls most improved player trophy Field Day Winners PEE WEE BOYS Halton Rural championship team consisted of front row Brian Canary Mark Duval Tony Sheppard Tim Evans and Dean Hughes middle row Chris Lobsinger Kevin Kroll Tim Baker Brian Paul Vermeulen Bruce Shannon and Rob Kleine Deters back row Corry Van Merkstem of the Chicken and Pizza Spot sponsor and coach Bill Shannon Missing from the photo are Rob Vermeulen and Guy POP MAIN presented Sally Bnggs with Special Award Saturday SQUIRT GIRLS won the Halton Rural championship Front row Gisele Charette Dawson RondineBlmn Robin Brown and Lisa Cadenhead Back row Susan Tufford Lumbers Theresa Dunn Pop Maine coach Gail Hughes Sally Briggs Missing from the photo are Kim White Betty Lou Tufford and Lynn Connors