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The Canadian Champion, Friday, May 19, 2000 - 25 Lack of players continues to plague Jr. Red Sox By STEVE LeBLANC The Champion Milton's junior baseball team has had more than adequate plate pop through the initial stages of the regular season. Too bad il can't say the same about the num- ber of players available for competition. The Red Sox - who're averaging eight runs a game - have had a skeleton crew for ail three outings thus far, including Monday' s 12-il ioss to the host Stoney Creek Kinsmen. Only 10 guya made the trip - and of those, hall arrived at the bail diamond just in time to prevent a forfeit. The shortened lineup, due in large paet to com- mitments to high achool baaeball, left the club severely thins in the pitching department and essentially behind the proverbial eight baill before thinga even got started. Inexperience hurt team Kurt Mitchell and Andrew Neilson, neither of whom is anything close to a seasoned hurler, each worked four innings on the mound. While able to keep things somewhat respectable, their inexperience - plus a balanced attack from the opposition - was just too much for the visitors to overcome. Even with a six-rus outburst in the sintb inning to close the gap. Miltos had the winning run in acoring position in ita final at-bat but failed to complete the rally. "Those two really sacrifisced themaelvea out there," said manager Glenn Tumner, referring to his makeshift pitchera. "I'm aure their arms are pretty aore today (Tuesday). Once again a short bench really hurt us." If there's one bright spot so far, it's the team's late-inning offensive efforts. Milton has traiied by wide margins each lime out yet battled back to make things interesting - and were victorious in the come-from-behind roie with just nine players against the Erin Milis Athletics May il1 Highlighting the nearly successful rally in Stoney Creek Monday evening was Jordan Jeans. Making his season debut, the right fielder laahed out a two-run double in the ninth and fin- ished the gamne with a pair of bits and aa many runs scored. Jed Cosby scored three limes - after record- ing a singie, double and walk - while contribut- ing a couple of bits plus a sacrifice fly and one run was Todd Black. The i-2 Red Sox' home game with the Brampton Royais Sunday bas been cancelied. Milton travels to Mississauga North Wednesday night and are back aI Brian Beat Park next Sunday, May 28 to face Waterdown. Game lime, as always, is I p.m. Few good players needed for football, soccer action The Halton Invictas junior football club, which plays in the Ontario Varsity Football League, could use a few more players. Teenagers interested in joining the team, baaed ouI of Oakville and Burlington, can give program organizer Jack Crawford a eall at 639-5992 or just attend one of the team's practices. The club is currently working ouI at Lord Elgin in Burlington Monday, Wednesday and Friday nighta from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Please fax ail of your sports reports and any story ideas to 878- 4943, or drop them off at our office, Min St. E. Soccer sessions Milton Youth Soccer will once again be hosting its Kick-It Soccer Camp Ibis sum- mer aI Lions Park. The camp is broken int two one-week training sessions - the first going from July 10 to 14 with the second set for August i4 to 18. Opened to boys and girls aged 6 to 13 years, Kick-It Soccer Camp features ail- day clinics and costs $149 per child for each week. To register, or for more infor- mation, eall 1-877-608-5425. B22 Ontario St. & TOTAL FITNESS CENTRE Memberships Available month W ~3 monthi minimum 24 hr Open Key Accessability Call 875.0089 Dring th famb t. $ -~i r SOntario Ministry of The. Attorney General Court Services Division Ministere du Procureur general Division des services aux tribunaux EFFECTIVE MAY 15, 2000, THE PEEL LAW ASSOCIATION, MANAGER 0F COURT OPERATIONS OFFICE AND THE OFFICES 0F THE CROWN ATORNEY located at 7755 Hurontario St and 7765 Hurontario St will relocate to the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse, 7755 Hurontario St, Brampton. EFFECTIVE MAY 23, 2000, THE SUPERIOR COURT 0F JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION OFFICE located aI 7755 Hurontario St will relocate to the A. Grenville and William Davis Courtbouse, 7755 Hurontario St, Brampton. EFFECTIVE MAY 29, 2000, THE SUPERIOR COURT 0F JUSTICE, TRIAL CO-ORDINATION OFFICE, JUDICIAL OFFICES AND COURTROOM SIITFINGS located at 7755 Hurontario St will relocate to the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse, 7755 Hurontario St, Brampton. EFFECTIVE JUNE 5, 2000, THE ONTARIO COURT 0F JUSTICE (FAMILY), ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, TRIAL CO-ORDINATION OFFICE, JUDICIAL OFFICES, COURTROOM SITINGS AND THE FINANCE AND ENFORCEMENT OFFICES located at 7765 Hurontario St will relocate to the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse, 7755 Hurontario St, Brampton. EFFECTIVE JUNE 12, 2000, THE COURT SUPPORT OFFICE 0F THE SUPERIOR COURT 0F JUSTICE AND THE ONTARIO COURT 0F JUSTICE located at 7765 Hurontario St will relocate to the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse, 7755 Hurontario St, Brampton. EFFECTIVE JUNE 16, 2000, THE ONTARIO COURT 0F JUSTICE, JUDICIAL OFFICES located at 141 Clarence St, Brampton will relocate to the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse, 7755 Hurontario St, Brampton. EFFECTIVE JUNE 26, 2000 THE ONTARIO COURT 0F JUSTICE (CRIMINAL), ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, COURTROOM SITTINGS, VICTIM WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME, AND DISCLOSURE OFFICE 0F THE CROWN ATORNEY located at 141 Clarence St and 50 Kennedy Rd South, Brampton will relocate to the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse, 7755 Hurontario St, Brampton. À compter du 15 mai 2000, les bureaux de l'Association juridique de Peel, du chef de l'admin- istration des tribunaux et du procureur de la Couronne, situés au 7755 et 7765 de la rue Hurontario, déménageront au palais de justice A. Grenville et William Davis, 7755, rue Hurontario, à Brampton. À compter du 23 mai 2000, le bureau administratif de la Cour supérieure de justice, situé au 7755 de la rue Hurontario, déménagera au palais de justice A. Grenville et William Davis, 7755, rue Hurontario, à Brampton. À compter du 29 mai 2000, la Cour supérieure de justice, le bureau de coordination des procès, les bureaux des services judiciaires et des sessions des tribunaux, situés au 7755 de la rue Hurontario, déménageront au palais de justice A. Grenville et William Davis, 7755, rue Hurontario, à Brampton. À compter du 5 juin 2000, la Cour de justice de l'Ontario (droit de la famille), le bureau admin- istratif, le bureau de coordination des procès, les bureaux des services judiciaires, des sessions des tribunaux, des finances et de l'exécution, situés au 7765 de la rue Hurontario, déménageront au palais de justice A. Grenville et William Davis, 7755, rue Hurontario, à Brampton. À compter du 12 juin 2000, le Bureau des services de soutien aux tribunaux de la Cour supér- ieure de justice et la Cour de justice de l'Ontario, situés au 7765 de la rue Hurontario, déménager- ont au palais de justice A. Grenville et William Davis, 7755, rue Hurontario, à Brampton. À compter du 16 juin 2000, les bureaux des services judiciaires, Cour de justice de l'Ontario, situés au 141, rue Clarence, Brampton, déménageront au palais de justice A. Grenville et William Davis, 7755, rue Hurontario, à Brampton. À compter du 26 juin 2000, la Cour de justice de l'Ontario (affaires criminelles), le bureau administratif, le bureau des sessions <4es tribunaux, le bureau du Programme d'aide aux vic- times et aux témoins et le bureau de divulgation du procureur de la Couronne, situés au 141, rue Clarence et 50, chemin Kennedy sud, Brampton, déménageront au palais de justice A. Grenville et William Davis, au 7755, rue Hurontario, Brampton. 3rd.Line 6621 3rd Line (3rd Lin South of Derry)