The Canadian Champion, Friday, September 2, 2005 - A25 Burgoyne wins Ontario gold bh pas t erb av beititîll wth tlieBandits -liws preti> hîd soti godhl n0eIe onobng f Fed Burtgoyne amazing to winithprvincials We ovra itheias k p ienai bu h n ilcne olcos ulces had a good team, bui 1sil! caiii t Jo, and jutrnhad the Las se n the Miltn ten won heievi. we wson tl. whl in. one mel gmss wh the interme- A defensive au. unitable player En rut tthe ch n hp li diate Caledon Bandits. who he was instrumental in preserving a prîîvîded sîrîe strting baIl carrying. enjoyed a complete reversalol for- one-goal lead near the end tif the iii help the Bandits turu back chai- lune ibis summer -secuning isso finals agaînsi Mîdland before bis lenges tnm Noîrthî Ierth (5-2) and tournament filles before jusi teanimaies struck isu nmire tines Barrie (7-2) -agatinti su hum fie Field Burgoý pionship buinours; in Mimico. *It \%aa kîîrd of a ss orst to iirst sit uation.- sard 1IX-year-old Burgoýue, nîro played ru Milîton and Ilaiton BrN etore hourkiig tip Iguess the highlight oif ihat -aine f or tue ),as duîggîîîg the baill ifor aboiut a tutiriute-itid abl!l beltire sse pulled assay ai ihe eric there.- recalled B3urgoiyne. We pice Su afi asit -Field mrade a great impact ss îth the teait. norted a:sistiîtt croach Rick luccri. -le plased a -rit p'aîtr and \% a: jusi ai pleasure Ioi ss atch anrd criacli- '4C OPIEN TO THE PUBLICý For the First lime Ever... MILTON INTERCHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE, END 0F SEASON 2005 TEAMS G W L T PTS 1 ST. GEORGE'S 18 14 4 0 28 2 MILTON BIBLE 18 14 4 0 28 3 SOUTH SIDE 18 12 6 0 24 4 NEW LIFE "A" 18 il 7 0 22 5 KNOX 18 il 7 0 22 6 BOSTON 18 8 10 O 16 7 HOLY ROSARY 18 7 il 0 14 8 NEW LIFE "B" 18 6 112 O 12 9 HILLCREST 118 5 13 0 10 10 ST. PAULS 118 2 16 0 4 The LOWamT PRI î the clty GUARANTEEDI 300 0 ASS thon our Campetitors, reT1 E 11± i COLOURS to chcovelfrmI WHITrE OAK - solidlwoodl %" x 21/" starting tram $1 .99 sq.tt %il x 3%/" sterting tram $2.29 sqft 3/411 x 4%/" starting tram $2.U.&sq.ft. MAPLE, ASH, BEEQAmotOI & BRAZILIAN JATOB3A Delivery & Installation Upon Requeg 237 SOT SHRIAN MISSSSAUA, O lie OAK - Solldowood 3/" x 21/" sterling trom $1 .99 sq.tt %/" x 31/" starting f rom $2.29 sq.ft 4 i x 41/" sterting from $3.19 sq.ft. v-i1 1 keigilà,l 1 il 11 .î J'lfo nbf(p flle n4 Andrew Harper, 15, leads the pack from start to finish in his motto, with Jean Sebastian Dufresne and Jamie Sevier close behind, during Iast weekend's Eastern Canadian BMX championships at Milton Track 2000. Leading the way among local riders this season were brothers Tim and Chris DaSilva, who won the series point race in senior elite and junior elite respectively. SAlso of note, fellow Miltonian Tyler Simpson took top honours in the 16-year-old boys class. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE Midget Sox reach OBA 'B' semifinals Ovral il t s tly a nirible weekend fr rMlton' inige boys ha l hi!ani atthe (BA 'B'champnshps in M îssîssauga. But for the Fîih Wheel Red Sox - and Scott McTrach in par- ticular round one won't soon bc forgouten. That's when the reli- able pîtcher delivered a complete game no-hitter, recordîng a strikeout lor ail seven innîngs, to edge Simcoe 2-O. Uniortîinately, the Red Sox ssould meet up witb eventual prosý incial champion Welland in two ot heir nesi three games and drop hoth -s % th the later Ioss. a 1 3-6 decision Sunday mornmng. elinuruating thei froiri the double-knockout tournainent. While certainly mrore respectable than the 14-1 humbiing suf- lered in ils initial encounter with Welland, Milton fl into a size- able hole early on and neyer really looked capable of doing more than keeping tl relatively close. Sandwý,ichied between the iwo Welland lusses was a 12-1 mercy of' Chatham -highlighted by rock-solid pitching f rom Craig ~ne Howsse and two-rmn bits by Sean Mathe and Justin Moir.