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24-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, September 17, 2002 Basebail coaches needed Milton Minor Basebali is currently look- ing for new coaches for next season. LtW i 1:01 t\ iol li,t sîr np team count frons îhree to ttve this past summer and bopes to keep moving in that direction - but to do so, more coaching help is needed. Both first-time and reuming coaches are welcome to help fi out the 2003 rosIer - and those interested are asked to cail soon rep lneup. Potential coaches from Milton"s new area are welcome to sign Up. Anynne willing to help out is asked to eall Jef Harper at (905) 467-5358. - Edmonton Minf Ph( BRYAN, ki0 or Iip ,a ito 91 ipt it nt Co e b 'cr 13À Iuck. this irock y Leigh (seen had toait by as otch whole his ocks dropped a B8 decision ta the telsiors game Major League Cup Wednesday ton. Victoria rai- series deficit ta ig game, only to huge hometown yton's Sports and ir. Laigh missed sdespite a rather ular season ln aged neariy two ta finish among top-1O scorers. ond ln national becoming a trend 0880s player, who ago earned stiver wlth his ton Mavericks, )il against the rs. 9to by JOHNSON Fools Goal edges riv al to win Maple Leaf Trot tuoIý (Goal IelIIosscd îtsIl-îîil llss i n iiii tretit. ,then i ocketedt paý,I the delIending champion to0 5510 the $851, 0001 Maple .eat 1 rot 1w a decisis e tour Iengubs Satutday niglhu at Mohawsk Racetrack. Drix en by Jack Mouseyev. the seven- year-old gelding by Anrnbro Goal complet- cd the mile n a new track record of 1:53.1 - despite starting from the troublesome 12th post in the second tier. Plesac was a gallant second, wbile Monte Hall finished third. The horses also encountered a driving rainstorm that suddenly hegan just as they reached the balfway mark. It worked out great. We got away in thse race right where 1 hoped," said Moiseyev. -We got to follow Plesac and when we tumed for home. he fell great. It takes hiru awhile 10 gel going, but once he does be keeps going.- Dr. Ronerail and driver Trevor Ritchie were the fastest out of the starting gale. and led the hulky field 10 the quarter in :27-3. Lyell Creek- fresb off an albeit short- luved track record of 1:53.2 set in last week's Prep - was iben sent to the top by John Campbell. The veteran New Zealand-bred star passcd the haîf in :56.2 and beld a slim margin on Plesac as they reached the third panel in 1:24.3. Trained hy St. John, New Brunswick native Jim Doherty for bis New Jersey owners Bruce McElven and Ron Allen, Fools Goal surpassed tbe $2-million plateau witb bis 24tb career win, and bis seventb in 13 starts Ibis season. , Hoof 4e Beat Earlier this sommrer, he also defeated Plesac in the Breeders Crown at the Meadowlands. Sent off as the 2-1 second choice behind Lyell Creek - who ended Up fifth - Foots Goal retumned $660 te, win and topped a $21 exactor with Plesac, who was the third choice in the race. Witb Monte Hall, the tniactor was worth $23 1. Twilight raesoon Milton and surrounding area atb- letes are asked 10 get in gear for the inaugural Bronte Harbour Twilight road race in Oakville September 28. The second-annual event features a 5km rn and 2km walk, both of which follow a seenie route through the is- torie Bronte Harbour. Advazuce entry is $25 per person and $30 on race day. Those interested in signing up can do so by calling The Runming Company at (905) 815-1952. * Bock< The Night! Spcwnnin9 Cultures - A Global Vision of EqualIt~ Join us,y Thursdciy, September 19. 2002 To Take Back The Night! il Coronaluon Park, Oakville, 6:3Opm Lcikeshore Road West (jusi east of 3rd Une) Programme includes speakers, music, song & community informa- tion displays. The event is f ree - Ail are welcome! Bring signs and placards. Candies, T-shirts, buttons and refreshments will be available for a small donation. Take Back The Night walks have been organuzed inlernalionally since the 1970's. They have served as a vehicle for women of ail ages and cultures to join togeiher & publicly challenge the presence of violence in our communties. Corne and resisi the 1hreal of darkness ... Help us TAKE BACK THE NIGHTI For more info, visit aur website at http://www.savshaltof.org/tbtn. Or ca/i the Sexual Assau/t ca Violence Intervention Services of Ha/ton (Former the Ha/ton Pape Crisis Centre), (905) 825-3622 - TTY (905) 825-3743. Pemember to bring non-perishable food items for the food bank.