HUNT CHRYSLER JEEP TOP LEASINIG AWARD UN CANADA 1999 D.dg. Strats mir, Mht, 226ms.....$1 71995e 1999 Ný0 km. Mdr, Gd, 266ns ............ $17,995 1999 Dodgo Stratus Mdr, W6ij 226is .....$1 7995 1998 Chrysier Inhiopid Mdr, CrGnberry 646s ....$181995 1997 Plynwl k.e Voyager Won, Iýs, 88 6as .....$16,995 1997 Dodg. Stratus Es 4dr W, 83km........ $141995 1997 IyiMAt Nén 4&d, kneèyst 35la...... $10,995 1997 Dodg. Commea WoP, Rsewý, 8&cS .... $1 5,995 1997 Plymu Voyager Wagon, Rosewood, 796mS$1 51995 1996 hdge Mm. Ixpr Mdr~, '76kmS....... $9,995 1995 pIy.ouI Ne.. Mdr, Green, 816ms.....$7,995 O NTA RI O'S DRIVE ICILEAN Accredited Test & Repair Faciiity «Me Caan Chamion, Tusdy, July 20.119199-19 Hot Milton midgets on a win streak Amazing. astounding, awesome. Any and ail of these could bc used to describe the midget Red Sox' current winîîing streak - which now stands at five gaines after another two mercied victories in league play lait week. Milton began with an 11 -1 thrashing of the Burlington Braves, a "AAA" calibre club who normally gives tbem trouble. Not so Ibis turne around. Fresh off a tournament title triumph, the Red Sox blanked their guesta over the last seven inninga at Maplehurst park lait Tuesday. Play wai stopped at the end of the eighth. Nathan Perrott was rock solid on the mound, giving up just four bita and a walk wbile fanning six hatters in a complete game performance. H-elping silence the visitors' offense weie inid- die infielders Ryan Harper and Jordan Jeans, who combined for a dozen putouts. Overaîl, Milton committed only one error. Driving in two runs apiece were Mark Black, Evan Jeans, Jeff MacLeod and Michael Volpe. 'Me Red Sox exploded witb eigbt runs in tbe final three inninga to bumble tbeir traditionally compet- itive rivais. Wednesday evening it wai more of tbe saine, ai the midgets traveled to Martin Grove and engi- neered a 15-2 blowout in seven frames. From heginning to end they were defensively responsible and offensively overwhelming - with production coming thmoughout the order. MacLeod scored four times and recorded a pair of hits, as did Black, MacLeod, Perrott, Volpe, Mike Grabauskas and Jarrett Konkie. Volpe went six solid innings, tossing a five-hit- ter and giving up botb runs. He surrendered two walks and registered five strikeouts. Closing things out was Reese Davies, who made a fine debut on the bili with a couple of strikeouta. On deck this week for the local midgets are Clarkson and Miasissauga, botb of whom should offer atiff competition. Milton sits at 9-3 in league play and continues to hold a top four spot in the Central Ontario Baseball Association. Th e Bantams bounce back in second haif Milton's bantamn lacrosse teain enjoyed a suc- ceas story of the rags to riches variety at John Tonelli Sports Centre recently. After firing blanka througb the opening haîf, they rallied in tmuly dynamic faihion - battling hack from a 5-O deficit to outdistance the Brantford Posse 8-6. Spearbeading tbe comeback witb two goals eacb were Derek Blancbard and Kis King, who bunied the gaine winner with four inutes remaining. Michael Novak would put the final nail in the visitors' coffin with an insurance marker in tbe dying seconds of the gaine. The Mavericks' other marksmen were Lee Frittenhurg, Kyle Goertz and Jonatban Ram. Working off a pair of lacklustre performances, the hantains' sharp uprising and subsequent victo- ry couldn't have come at a hetter time - ai they bead into the playoffi next week. Goaltender Bobby Lee Beaulieu wai solid the entire evening, especially in the early going. 500 BrneS.5 *7m28