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20-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday October 15, 2002 Jr. 'Stangs snap skid Refiising 10 he shutout for a tinurth con- secutive game in Oakville Wednesday, Miflton District High School's junior foot- ball teani struck early and held a distinct edge throughout thse aflemoon 10 topple St. Thomas Aquinas 21-6. AIl the scoring was done in the first haif - with a pair of touchdown strikes by quarterback Nic Cheeseman, including a 45-yard bomb 10 Nick Vipond, highlight- ing the explosive start. Jesse Rashotte snaggcd the other TD pans and gained valuable real estate both in the air and on the ground, while the Mustangs' third major came on a 35-yard pick-off retuni by safety Eric Bortlis. the first touchdown accountcd for thse rest of the scoring. St. Thomas' lone major was the direct result of a fumble recovery late in thse first quarter. Defensively. Blake Frittenburg made a couple of strips 10 continue a promising high sehool career while other noteworthy performances were delivered by Kyle Fokma and Justin Myers. The 1-3 Mustangs will look to build on last week's victory tomorrow afternoon when they travel to White Oaks. They close out the regular season Wednesday. Oct. 23 aI home against T.A. Blakelock at 3:30 p. m. ..,Local boxer ready to retum to the ring later this month By STEVE LaBLANC The Champion Miltonian Matt Hart Jr. will have gone nearly five months without a fight when hie steps through the ropes for tihe provincial boxing chamipionsbips in Barrie October 25 t0 27. There's two sehools of thought as 10 how tbis lengthy layoff will affect the up-and-coming nid- dleweîght's chances for Ontario gold. Some could argue that an idle summner - competit.ively at least - will leave the local pugilist susceptible 10 ring rust. But Hart Jr. feels just tbe opposite, thaitlime away froin the spotligbt bas only bolstered bis desire 10 restiue a promising career. 've been training bard. l'm more dma ready." said the 25-year-old, who plans 10 tumn pro somte- time next year. "I don'î think ring rust will be any kind of a factor." Fils'in-ring efforts bave grown by Ieaps and bounds since switching over btiste Bramalea Boxing Club, wbere under tise tutelage of coach Billy Martin be's a near-perfeet 7-1 with tbree knockouts. Recently Hart Jr. bas found another ally in bis ongoing journey to tise professional ranks. Egerton Marcus - a sparring partner of world champion Lennox Lewis - has been offering some friendly advice lately while Hart Jr. trains with bis cousin and two-tinie Olympian Troy Ross. The extra help bas served only 10 boost an already confident and motivated fighIer. Remarked Hart Jr. "My nanie's sitting well right now in ternis of being a young Ie When it cornes to investing, direction is everything. 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V(TO Waerhouse). a subsidiar of The T(orono-om-inion Bank. TO Waerhousc -Mimber CIPE.1 Maut Hart Jr. Following a technical knockout victory over Toronto's Tom DaSilva in a remateis at Port Credit Secondary Sehool June 1, Hart Jr. was rclegated to the sidelines Ibis past summer. Tbis was due 10 a tom chest muscle, a few missed opportunities at area racetrack cards and an oppo- nent pull-out in Lockport, New York September 20 - when tise coachs of seasoned American Jonathan Tubbs felt the local middleweight was too big for bis fighter. But bis current inactive stretch is almost guaran- teed to conie 10 a hait later this month in Barre. Hopefully for the local boxer, n four-bout win streak won't end with il. guy 10 watc il or "I'ni going tisere 10 win il al,' said Hart Jr. - 19MtA î 1 - 14 1 THE MANNUAL HALTON ENT tONTEST Sheridan Coliege, 1430 Trafalgar Road, Oakville AUDITIONS: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 5-9PM. 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