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Here are the scores from last week‘s games in the Oakville Ladies Recreational Softball League. Last Thursday it was Avalon 12, Texas 2; Legion 3, Picâ€"Aâ€"Deli 0; Chaps 13, Coach‘s 10. Ball hockey scores A‘s even record at .500 with 3â€"2 win On Tuesday it was Coach‘s 10, Legion 4; Texas Armadillos 6, Picâ€" Aâ€"Deli 2; Avalon 12, Chaps 5. Here are the scores from games played last Thursday night in the Halton Ball Hockey Association: Sharks 6, Pizza Delight 1; Gators 2, Leafs 2; Avalon 5, Picâ€"Aâ€"Deli 4; Rangers 6, Sunoco 1. OLRS scores Charlie Riddell‘s hatâ€"trick led the way against Maiton. Mike de Vaal played a strong game and was rewarded by scoring his first goal of the year. Other singles went to Lee Bekker, Mark Misiak, Mike Montano and Peter Kuchta. Robert Stein and Kevin Mcintyre shared Oakville‘s sixth shutout of the year. A much stronger effort was put in by Oakville against a much tougher Dixie side. After a scoreless first half, Dixie scored early in the second half. However, the Lighting did not quit and Lee Bekker‘s goal with ten minutes to play knotted the score at 1â€"1. Mark Misiak played an outstanding game and was denied many times by the Dixie keeper. Other great efforts were put in by Mike de Vaal, Steve Marinic, Draggy Stojkovic, Steve Barbaric, Cesco Catalano and Robert Stein. The Oakville underâ€"10 boys rep soccer team continues to roll along with a win and a tie in their last two games. Oakville Lightning scored a convincing 8â€"0 victory over Maiton while needing a late goal to tie a very stubborn Dixie side 1â€"1. The A‘s fireballing pitcher, Tim San Andres, took a one hitter into the seventh inning with 12 strikeouts under his belt before he ran into a bit of trouble, allowing a single and runâ€"scoring triple. However, he finished strong, striking out the final two Erindale batters to end the game. With the win the A‘s improved their record to eight wins and eight losses. The A‘s, trailing 1â€"0, tallied all three runs in the sixth inning on a leadâ€"off single by pitcher Tim San Andres, followed by another single by left fielder Gavin McGrath and a ringing twoâ€"RBI triple by right fielder Reneâ€"B Ramkhelawan. The final run scored on a single by short stop Adam Granlund who had two hits for the game. Another single by Shawn Riddell in the second inning rounded out Oakville‘s sixâ€"hit offense. The defence was anchored by 2B Brad Guy who was flawless in three chances, Tim San Andres who fielded two comebackers to the mound for outs and catcher Shawn Riddell who threw out one base stealer in the seventh inning. The Oakville A‘s major pee wee blue team bounced back from a tough 6â€"5 loss to the Streetsville Tigers last week to fashion a nifty 3â€"2 comeâ€"fromâ€"behind win over Erindale in Central Ontario Baseball Association action at Huron Park on Tuesday. The team is in Hamilton this weekend for the third annual Hamilton Baseball classic. Xthe best golf camps in Canada; our 5â€"day program gives kids a great st gand a lot about the game in general: fun things ... a miniâ€"golf "tournamer V during lunch; "the right stuff" too; rules, courtesy, etiquette, sportsmans er day, Mon. to Fri., choice 3 classes per day; 8:30 AM, 9:30 AM, and 1:00 PM. C week of August 29th. Lunch; Kids can bring their own, or buy Pizza, Hot Dogs, or Hamburgers ... fruit juices, Ice Cream etc. Price; the full 5 days is $90. Please book soon; the classes fill up quicklal. Call Larry Armatage or Jon Anderson for more details, or a brochure.(905) 842â€"6120. 2. 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Enjoy our picnic setting on our miniâ€"golf course, one of Canada‘s pretties. â€"2 win over Erindale Â¥the best golf camps in Canada; our 5â€"day program gives kids a great start to the game, with Instruction, Teeâ€" gand a lot about the game in general: fun things ... a miniâ€"golf "tournament" every day, our "Putting Championship during lunch; "the right stuff" too; rules, courtesy, etiquette, sportsmanship ... kids love this camp! r day, Mon. to Fri., choice 3 classes per day; 8:30 AM, 9:30 AM, and 1:00 PM. Camps and run until Held on the Long Pond Course at Centre Island in Toronto on Canada Day, this year marked the 110th anniversary of the race. Burloak finishes second at T.O. regatta Toronto‘s Dominion Day Regatta is the only one of its kind in North America with both canoeing and rowing events alternating on the same course. fared: MIDGET MEN K2: second place (Steve Ball, Mason Fraser). C4: second place (Tait Richards, D. Coghlin, D Ruzicic and D. Wood) MIDGET WOMEN K4: second place (D. Forand, C. Lightbound, M Siriunus and D. Bolton). JUVENILE WOMEN Oakville‘s Burloak Canoe Club finâ€" ished in second place. Other clubs included Balmy Beach, Mississauga, West Rouge, Richmond Hill and Toronto. Here‘s how the Burloak Canoe Club \( mmw GOLFE Fees ’ â€"OAKVILLE 1516 North Service Rd. E. 842â€"6120 Two other club members did well at the meet with 27â€"yearâ€"old Derek King finishing fifth in the 400m in 50.24 secâ€" onds, his fastest time of the season, and Joe Denes, 23, setting a personal record of 16.49 seconds in the 110m hurâ€" dles to finish 11th. K2: second place (Carrie Lightbound and Dominique Forand) and third place (Emily Patrick and Anya Cowan). K4: FIRST PLACE (A. Cowan, E. Patrick, C. Lightbound, D. Forand). C4: (A. Cowan, E. Patrick, C. Lightbound and D. Forand). War Canoe: second place (Dean Oldershaw‘s crew). JUVENILE MENS K4: third place (M. Forand, S. Ball, M. Fraser and D. Ruzicic). K2: third place (Steve Ball, Des Oldershaw). C2: fourth place (Duke Ruzicic and Brandon Van Coghlin and M. Forand). War Canoe: third place (T. Collins‘ crew). SENIOR MENS K2: FIRST PLACE (Nathan Luce and Al Hawryluk). K1: FIRST PLACE (Nathan Luce) K4: second place (R. Oldershaw, A. Hawryluk, N. Luce and L. Anderson). C1: FIRST PLACE (Gavin Maxwell) and fourth place (Larry Cain). C2: second place (Gavin Maxwell and Jack Chubaty) Athletiques International track and field club member Dave Viljeon, 22, was the top javelin thrower at the Ontario/Senior track and field champiâ€" onships in Kitchener last Sunday. After two faults, his 57.96m thirdâ€" round throw set the stage. His very next effort produced a 58.06m measurement, followed by the only throw in the compeâ€" tition over the magic 60m mark at 60.22m. The Ontario championships were his final meet before the Commonwealth Games Trials in Victoria B.C. on July 30. Meanwhile, 600 km to the east, 15â€" yearâ€"old Richard Barrett helped the Ontario 15â€"andâ€"under team to a resounding victory over Quebec in Montreal. Barrett won the hammer fling with a personal record of 36.84m, and was secâ€" Elslander) C4: second place (B. Van Elslander, D. Ruzicic, D With warmâ€"up throws in the 59â€"metre range, it was just a matter of time before his personal record of 58.06m, set four weeks ago, was eclipsed. thletiques club member is top thrower and third place (Larry Cain and Jason Roussel). C4: second place (L. Cain, J. Chubaty, G. Maxwell and J. Roussel) and fourth place (D. Schotter, K. Stott, A. Gibb and D. Ruzicic. War Canoe: FIRST PLACE (Toby Collins‘ crew). SENIOR MIXED War Canoe: FIRST PLACE (Toby Collins‘ crew) SENIOR WOMENS War Canoe: FIRST PLACE (Toby Collins crew) and fifth place (L. Anderson‘s crew) K2: FIRST PLACE (Danica Rice and Meghan Hersey) and fifth place (Louise Barclay and Cherty Murphy). C4: second place (L. Barclay, M Hersey, L. Birch, A. Lemay). K1: FIRST PLACE (Danica Rice) and fifth place (Meghan Hersey). MASTERS MIXED (40 and over) C4: FIRST PLACE (A. Taylor, H. McNie, S. Porrit and P. Forand) and fifth place (B. Hersey, M. Yachetti, J. Oliver and R. Dobson). C4: FIRST PLACE (G. MacFarlane, G. Bennison, R. Brown and P. Forand) and second place (C. McCarten, D. Stephen, T. Vu and K. Redgrave). War Canoe: FIRST PLACE (Brent Steele‘s crew) and second place (Bill Hersey‘s crew). Next action for the Oakvilleâ€"based club takes place this weekend, with the younger ages competing in Etobicoke and the 22â€"andâ€"under athletes in Tillsonburg for the Ontario Summer Games Trials. Anyone interested in coming out for a run, jump or throw should call Bruce Burton at 827â€"8725 (TRAK). Here are the results from last Friday: â€" Alex Smith opened his day with a 13.1 second run over 100m for personal record. He continued on exactly as last week, winning every event he contestâ€" ed, with victories in the 50m hurdles (8.4s), despite hitâ€" ting the second hurdle and losing balance; the javelin (26.72m); and the discus (26.70m). Steve Tschan won the long jump with a 3.78m flight. He set personal records and finished second in three events â€" the 100m (14.8s), the 50m hurdles (9.9s) and the discus (15.76m). He finished fourth in the javelin (15.8m). Joelle Compton, 10, started her day with a PR of 9.9s in the 50m hurdles for first place, and followed that with 8.1s for 5S0m, 12.24m in javelin, 13.30 in disâ€" cus and ended the day with a 400m personal record of 1:22.5. Louise Compton, 9, had a busy day, with a perâ€" sonal record victory in the long jump (2.90m), second in both 50m hurdles (10.9s) and 400m (1:34.6), and third in both javelin (6.8m) and discus (7.5m). Jessica Hollister, 11, won the 50m hurdles with a personal record of 10.3 seconds; finished second in 50m (10.1s), long jump (2.88m) and javelin (13.30m); ond in discus toss at 35.72m. An Athletiques miniâ€"meet takes place Friday morning at Blakelock High School. UPPER MIDDLE ROAD and finished third in 400m (1:34.9). Each was a perâ€" sonal record. Mike Frenke won his 400m in personal record of 1:23.6 and went on to finish second in 50m hurdies (10.13) and third in both long jump (3.10m) and javelin (13.30m). Marco Techan, 8, was second in long jump (3.17m), third in both 50m hurdles (10.5s) and 100m (16.3) Nevada Bob‘s will discount equivalent to PST GST NO PST GST ON ALL REGULAR PRICED CLOTHING, BAGS GOLF SHOES.