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A18-The Canadian Champion, Friday, JuIy 7, 2006 SPORTS SPORTS EDITOR: STEVE LeBLANC e-mail slebIanc@hatoflsearch.com It' s officiai, Heinz buys IceHawks An&xson gone as coach, affiliation with'Dogs nixed By Steve LeBlanc ____ CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF GRAHAM PAINE CANADIAN CHAMPION TAKEDOWN: Above, Milton Marauders quarterback Neil Bafthazaar gets sacked by Toronto Raider Derek Wheefer after being tracked down (at left) during Saturday afternoon NFC action at Milton Distict High School. Milton eked out a 13-10 victory. Fo full resu ts, see page A21. Ailing Hili placed on disabled Iist Shawn Hill is back on the shclf wîîh efhow trouble. The 25-year-old Georgetown resîdent - a O.riduate of Bîshop Reding Secondary School- was placed on the 15-day disahled list Saturday wîîh elhow soreness. The move came just three days after the Washington NationaLs' right-handed pitcher - who missed ail of last season after undergoing major elbow surgery - made his Canadian pro debut agamast the hometown Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre. C alLcd up to the Natiuînafs [romo îrtple-A New ODrlcans in faite May, Hill cnjoycd four quality starts hefore a couple of rough nides ai Bostons Fenway Park, and the Rogers Centre - where after four scoreless înnings he surrendered four runs on a handful of hits. However, the local hurler does hold a victory over the Jays, which came just over two years ago tn Puerto Rico as a member of the now relocated Montreal Expos. He sports a 1-3 record and 4.66 ERA Mth Washington. snawn maIi R tek Hetnz certainly won't have urne to ease into his takeover of the Milton lceHawks. With the ink on his cheque to now former owner Mario Forgione's Henley Sports group flot yet dry the ex-NHL goahie and wefl-known hockey school operator expressed plenty of excitement upon announcing the pur- chase of hîs hometown Tier 2 jr. A îeam Tuesday afternoon. But with just five or six weeks remaining before training camp Rick Heinz and no players set to return. the 51-year old Campbellville resident recognîzes that he now faces a sertous tîînc crunch. x\,cv got a lot of work to do. thats for sure. t woufd have hecen rote il this lhad gone through a f cw wceks ago,- said 1-cnz whose acquisition of thc lceflawks is stili suh- jcî to Prov incial Jr. A League and Ontario Hockex Association approval. -With hasically no players coming hack, wc're really starti ng froîn scratch. We're going to he pretty husy." The 'wc're' relers to he and longtirne friend Kcith Pandovtiski, who after years of holding a numher nf posi- tions with various mincir and junior teams is now set 10 take over the IceHawks' general manager duties. The two have a short list of candidates for the head coaching post - as a recently-hired Jay Anderson will flot be part of the new regime - and hope to have someone in esee NAME on page A21 Clarke'is Golf Mflwww.clarkesgolf.com MRON SETS Up to 50% OFF* trom $79."1 TOP LIT me hOM ilPM SmET W. 10w Carry TO-T Mlon U& LIils Loft a FullLUneoOf Strate Sals SS. $12.u & Rlght Huai Clubs CltngU 40%GoFF .UII 50%GFF ta 5XL YNi'1<N TT Milton Summer Soccer Camps " r S CD <C <_ E= F& %<Z lm, "f S j"1[9 2006 flueeJnp1ualis of flue camp *s P M'lN -eJil l.iveIs of expoenc wolcmo - from Boys & Girls agas 5. -l5yrs old firet time playars to "aspldîng Bockham'si" _ cb: JuIy 17th -21 st 2006 Camp Feus: Haf day sessons - $95 FuH day sessions - $165 Sesioffl: Momrings 9am - noon AfNomons 12nooni - 4pm Fug Days gam - 4pm Location: Lions Park ThonNson Road, Milin (behind ilhe Million Leisure Centre)? pean.t &ft« sïp Visit our webslte for our convenient online registratiomi 0WWw.yknottSOCC.r.COM Ph- 905.299.1266 E-mail: pete@yknott.com