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SUNDAY JULY 3,1994 PAGE 21 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER ' SPORTS numeouarlty W’ * 260 Spoor. Road Oakville Sports Digest Argos host ’Oakville Day' at opener The Toronto Argonauts open their season against Baltimore at the Skydome next Thursday and there will likely be a large contingent of Oakville tans looking on. It‘s Oakville community day, and local residents can purchase a regular $18 ticket for $10 which includes Level 100 seating, a fabulous halt-time memorial tribute to Argos owner John Candy and a $1 donation to the United Way. For early birds, there’s also a pro-game scrimmage between the Oakville Fire Department and the Halton Regional Police tactical squad which will be looking to hang on to the trophy in this yearly grudge match. Tickets are available only from the Town Hall kiosk, 1225 Trafalgar Road. To reserve tickets, call the Oakville Community Day hotline number at 851- 2022. Fourth midget taken in OHL draft Oops. A story in the last issue of the Oakville Beaver had indicated that no less than three members of Oakville's triple-AAA midget team were selected in the recent OHL draft. In fact, there were four players selected, and our apologies go out to B.J. Hamilton who was taken 174th by Sault Ste Marie. Other teammates who will be suiting up at various OHL training camps this tall include: Brent Strike, taken 97th by Samla; Marcel Kars, taken 142nd by Sault Ste. Marie; and Darryl Curtis, taken 223rd by North Bay. Ofi‘ day dashes Ontario Cup chances An off day last Sunday ensured that the Oakville Velebit soccer club's first Ontario Cup game this year would also its be its last. With the 1-0 loss to North York. the team is 'out of Ontario Cup competi- tion,” said team otlicial Joe Horvat. 'It Just wasn't our day,” he said. 'We made one mistake and they capital- ized.’ The team, which went to the quarter-Ilnals last year, is hoping for a ditlerent late In Ontario Soccer League action. Oakville, which boasts a league record of one win and three ties, now embarks on a three-game road trip -- Friday (July 1) in Bramalea. July 12 in Scarborough and July 15 In Brampton â€" before hosting Peterborough at Bronte Athletic Field on Sun.. July 24 at 6 pm. Oakville decided to move up to the top division this year after a playoff championship in their second tier division last year. The 10-team league includes Oakville, Barrie. Woodbridge, North York, Aurora, Bramalea. Scarborough. Brampton, Guelph and Peterborough (which was also promoted this year). Loss, tie and tournament championship The Oakville boys under-16 soccer team posted a loss and a tie in Ontario Youth Soccer League action to push their record to 2-1-1 and also breezed to the championship of the Waterloo International Tournament last weekend. OAKVILLE i, VAUGHAN 1: the Oekvile Blue Davie played an excelent game. but could noth upwitlrttrevrininhiaroadgane. 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(boys under-13) and 4 pm. m z z 2 g 3; fi : P W L T 5‘6“" rota-Aim 12 o 5 1 13 this year includes: Pol. San Faustino from Modena, (boys under-17). an? :3: 3 ; :2 55: :3 “‘9‘" ‘2 ° ° ° ‘2 Italy in the boys-under-l3 division; Jean Lillywhite The tournament, which has also attracted several "Wk” “"1"” Jeans 10 4 5 1 56 61 9 $0.. 1: z '2 f 1: Soccer Lions from Port of Spain, Trinidad in the teams from the United States, features 16 teams in ”my 1’03: 3 3:: I33; dime; ° 5‘ 5° ° qukIe-rf- _ g . boys under-11 division; and the Tass Thistle Boys the under-ll division, 20 teams in the under-13 divi- Burrito 1o 6 4 o 75 so 12 P VI L T GFGATP fibfi‘;§°ff;;; 3:133:13 Club from Ayr, Scotland in the boys under-l3 divi- sion, 12 teams in the under-15 division and 12 teams W 1° 4 6 ° 53 53 3 m 1:: 2 f :2; ‘7' Tunnel-m9. ' ' sion. inthe underâ€"l7 division. 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