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28-The Canadian Champion, Friday. June 14, 2002 servi ce wLJEUaLW centre Specializng in...:FUEL INJECTION *AUTO ELECTRIC & CHARGINO AUTO AND TRAILER WIRING SYSTEMS - DELCO BATTERIES *TUNE-UP & EMISSION CONTROLS - BRAKE SERVICE *AUTO AIR CONDITIONING SAFETY INSPECTIONS 18 Thompson Rd. Unit 12 81787421 lUI Service SALES HM55 SERVICE HOIJRS Serving Milton For mam n 8 alp m , aý5pi' Over 3 Generations Fday ta-69im Te l8i' Sttlay in 5piý Sttay 9, 21 *ICEARDSON HWY 25 S. AT DERRY RD. MILTO EhIm IU MR ToauFS Mmm WNLW CwW Oeil Steve Boers 706 Main Street, East Mlton, ON (Mi) 8Milleu Waae affmwd ~yo aJetSfftI 1 Things not getting any easier for th p Pvn"n0 nMagratiders By MURRAY TOWNSEND Special ta The Champion It was a long bot aftemoon in what promises to, be a long bot summer for the Milton Marauders. They lost the second game of ibeir exis- tence 40-0 in Oshawa Sunday. After losing their opener 65-0, it doesn't take a genius to figure out that its going to take a while for the expansion franchise 10 became a contending force. t's not as if they're the Bad News Bears or anything, its just that they don'i do anything better than the opposing team, yei. They give the effort, ihey're not quitters by any means, but they're in tough. They were lousy in ibis game; there's no sugar coating it. It was even îelevised on an Oshawa cable channel, so there's no deny- ing it took place. The games do provide entertanmeni, however, so to streamline it for you, you can select from the followîng caiegories. Mîlton's besi quarter of football. Quarterback swiich almosi works. Brotherly love. Why Milton dido't have a kicking gamne. Linebacker takes oui frustrations on I-awkeyes. Milton statistîcal leaders. What Milton did besi. Coach looks for positives. League record for worst Ions in one game. Milton's play of the day. Milton's three stars. Quote on Milton's roster sheet. Milton's next opponient. At the end of the first quarter, the score was 0-0. After quarterback Ryan McGill was taken oui near the end of the second quar- ter, Gary Baetsen, more of a serambler. got the hall moving for Milton. Fie had several completions, including one to Damien Hannaford that he fumbled out of bounds that he might have been able to tum into a touchdown. An interception with about 10 seconds remaining in the haîf at the 10- yard line ended the rally. Jody Farrow of Oshawa on a great end around run went 43 yards and fumbled. Unfortunately for him, the end zone was 44 yards. A teammate picked up the hall and ran the final yard for the easy touch- down. The teammate was his brother, Dwayne Farrow. The league didn't get Mike OBrien's birth certificate in time. Milton linebseker, Stu Gilbert, possibly frustrated, siarted beating on the Hawkeyes. sometimes afler the whistle. Although lie got an unnecessary roughnes's penalty or two. the Hawkeyes knew who him. Sean Fautker led the tearn with 38 rush- ing yards, impressive because they only had 32 net rushing yards. Hannaford was 3 for 52 in receiving. Alistair Bailey led the team with eight tackles. McGili was 3 of 10 passing, Baetsen was 4 of 13, for a com- bined 99 yards. Blocked three extra point attempts. Joe Kloosterboer is gigantic, towening over everybody else on the field. Unfortunately, he's neyer played football before and is being brought along slowly. Quotes from coach, Alan Coulver: Its a tough, tough league, there are no pushovers. . .It's a building proces... .We've been telling themn since November it would be a tough year . .. we have to accent the positive and build on that . ..there are a lot of litile technical things that we can fix. . .kickoff retums were decent compared to the week before and gave us better field position... .we made a couple of good gains.' North Bay 101, Val D'or 6, in 1970. Laie in the game. Baetsen found Hannaford wide open over the middle for a 25-yard pass completion. I. Hannaford. 2. Gilbert 3. Eric Snyder. "Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly." - Robert F. Kennedy. Mn Mournaîn gels in tht. came. he 55ds and dîdn't w.ini muchil 1do 110 vilton is in Sudury tomorr Car Centre L Under-18 soccer squad defends Volkswagens- Fuel Injection & Diesels B a t o d t u n y tte i t l GERHARD & RUDY 583 Main Street E. 1 (905) 878-5330 Milton 1 12.,IO VE lc M1 i isrih er Specializing in i Cooling Systems, ~~Gas Tanks and Custom IQ ' > Pipe Bending JV~*LL 5IIOU 555 Main St. E. SENTINEL AUTOMOTIVE *Major & Mnor Repairs - Tune Ups - Air Conditoning Brakes * Engnea.- Exhaust * 4x4 Safety Inspections - Towing - Marine Repairs *Emssion Repair & Pretesting 9.qhi-lJ7cI Service wit/i O(dTas/ioned Value 342 Dronte St. South, UnIts 12 & 13, Mlton Midas Auto Service yer mufflE., & iraksex«Perts 2ri Vi- Fi: 73a -600m 42- tel v. E se **0am- . I '95)94 -97O The Champion Tille defenses donti corne much more impressîse than thîs. Maiîtainîng is supremnacy ai the Brantford Invitational Tournaîent. Miltons Under-I18 girls chie soccer squîad delîvered three consecutive shutout vîctories to once agaîn secure champi- onship honours. The Sargent Fanns Magîc clinched top spot by whitewashing St. Thomas 3-0 Sunday momning - in a heat and humidity rich bat- de that tested each of the participants' stamina as mucb as their SUIl. Ruth Hamon potled the winnîîîg goal just before haif-tîme. Taking a nifiy pass from HolIy Goddard, she splil the defense wîth a huge hsrst of speed and finîshed with a hotlon leli corner deposit. Erica Ercolani then convcried a short-range scraînhble midway through the second haîf before Ainsley Kent- also set up by Holly Goddard - put the gante oui of reach with a cross- field redirect. Capping a perfect weekend ini net, goaltender Davîda Denich made a couple of dynamite saves - through the early stages of the first and second haîf respectively t o blank St. Thomnas. Hamon was named player-of-the-game for ber spirited effort in mid-field while Amy DiPalma, one of the team's most reliable snipers in recent years, was the toumament MVP for a second Also offening sîrong performances ils the finals were mid-field- ers Valerie Fazio and Emma Goddard. Milton bulldozed its way toto the championship round \vith a Saturday afternoon 6-0I pasling of Port Elgin - who ssere ail but toast by intermission, îraîlîng by four. DiPalma and H-olly Goddard each tallied îwice. while also dent- ing the îwine were Hamon and Ernon Greenfield. Terrifie play- making efforts were provided by Ercolani and Heather Moon. The Magie scored less than a minute mnto round two and were every bit as dommnating as the score would indicate. Before that. the local ladies engineered a first-round 3-0 deci- sîon over the toumnament hosts. Greenfield netted ail three goals, cementing the sseekend opeîser with twvo second-half markers. Solid defensive play camne from Ashlev Grant. Erin Grevstead. Krista Lenardon and Cassandra Wanter. Miltons toumament triumph came on the heels of lasi Thursday's 1 -0 loss in Hamilton. They held a distinct edge in play through most of the evening clash but suffered a lemporary offen- sive drought - hittiîsg Iwo goal posis - en route to their first defeat of the year. The Magie - 5-I overall so far ibis season - won't be back in league play until early next montb. In the meanwhile. tbey'l1 look to continue their toumament success next weekend in Belleville. Jr. Mystics drop another two games Wins continue to be elusive for the first-year Junior Mystics. The Tri Countty open-class newcomners remnalned stuck on one league victory following competition against older and more sea- soned opponents Ibis paît week. In Fîsherville Monday, Milton managed a fair number of bits - seven - but were short of follow-tbrough, stranding half-a-dozen runners in scoring position on Ibe way 10 a 4-0 shutout lois against a senior-level teani. Cale Kennedy started on the mound but was soon replaced by Lindsey Harrold after being bit with a line-drive shot in the sec- ond inning. Laura Anne Sheeban went 2-for-4 to lead the offense. The following nigbt at Lions Sport Park, the Mysties were much more productive at the plate but fel 10 intermediate Port Colbomne 8-5. Milton managed 10 make the final score quite respectable after falling bebind 7-0. Harrold once again had to work relief for an injured starter - this timne Katie McKrory, wbo like Kennedy was belted with a line drive. Kennedy and Sherylene Leslie each bad a pair of bits. The Mystics are in toumnament play in Ancaster Iis weekend before retuming to Lions Sport Park Tuesday. Fax sports reports to Steve LeBlano at (905) 878-4943. apov SA rL41WA Ys gloom - 12 mm fur aftw immw mvoâmw« C&V (sS) me-0797 a m