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PAGE 28 - WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. JULY 17. 1985 As field manager Pete Mellwraith ex- plained, they've been.,using a combination of players in all positions to get ready for the Ontario tier two finals this coming weekend in Richmond Hill. ' E3 JULY /?j" Waterloo Ghosts have iost two out of their last three Midwestern Ontario womert's sort- ball games but there's a reason for it, - Ghosts lost IO-O in Sarnia on Sunday while giving up eight runs in the eighth inning. They beat Oshweken 4-1 last Wednesday at Hillside Park one day after losing 3-1 to league-leading Norwich. "Defensively we're doing well," said McIlwraith. "Other than that one inning it's worked out pretty good but the girls have to be Ghosts just getting ready “I 07 Cycle 0Model #27080 oReg. Price $749.95 JULY SPECIAL $599 Ann Prince and Kim Leslie led Ghosts eight-hit attack with two hits each. Ghosts meet Stratford tonight at 8:30 at Hillside Park in advance of the weekend tournament in Richmond Hill. Shellie Snyder returned from illness to go into the role of starting pitcher on Sunday and she was relieved by Chris Cressman inlthe eighth. Gayle . Beuerm'an was Ghosts' winning pitcher last Wednesday in. her first pitching start of the season. She gave up seven hits. more aggressive both offensively and defen- sively." Tracy Fowler had two of Ghosts' five hits off winning pitcher Lynn Forbes. Playing with just 10 players on Thursday after Craig McEwen was ejected with a red card early in the game, Athletics lost 4-1 to Kitchener City at Seagram Stadium in a Kitchener and District Soccer League first division game. A soccer pitch is just too long and wide to be,covered by less than 11 men and Waterloo C Athletics are finding that out the hard way. Then on Saturday, Athletics start- ed an Ontario Cup game with Toronto Emeralds using just 10 players. They lost Liam McFarlane and Marcel Desmeules to injuries on the way to a 7-0 loss. In second division action, Water- loo Vikings lost to Alegres by a 3-1 score Saturday evening. The early ejection of McEwen was the result of his words of protest following a penalty kick that put Kitchener City up 1-0. McEwen felt he deserved only a yellow card that would have let him stay in the game. “I didn't even swear," said Me Ewen. “I just said, 'Ret the game the way it's supposed to be reffed'." Deserved or not, McEwen's red card is the third this season for Athletics. Tom Abbott has just returned from a suspension while -Carrier C orn er. Shorthanded Athletics . can'rhold the fort This wvek's Chronicle carrier. Dean Phillips. vxcels in figure skating and swimming. both sports in which he has won many medals, Dean, who is 13 and will be entering WCI in the fall, delivers in the BriarcliHe/Castlvgate area of the city. Hts also enjoys haw hall and golf and has fond memo ries of trips to Colorado Sprinux. Nova 3mm and Florida Hts l Muir aims an- tn do well In skating and perhaps have a pro h-ss‘nnal career. or vlse become a chartered acrourttant. olm-lrnnir ongim-or. ur math and science school tvarhvr Noble ambitions Dvan. we wish you all the best It you are interested in delivering newspapers on Wednesdays after school. Applicants should be at least 10 years of age. Carriers are needed in the following areas: Please fill in the application form and send it to our office immediately, Greg Cassidy Circulation Manager 45 Erb St. E. Waterloo Ont. N2J 1L7 ROOSEVELT LESTER ST. AREA REDon RD./GLENECH0 CT. CARDINAL CRES. AREA MACDOUGALL RD. UNION ST. 3. HERBERT ST. AREA WATERLOO CHRONICLE Name Earn Extra Money,', Name Address Postal Code Telephone I" "That was the wrong thing to happen," said Athletics coach Rod Desmeules. "We were already de- pleted as a..team due 'to injuries." Kitchener City feasted on Athlet» ics, scoring as often aipossible in a successful bid to take the KDSL halfway trophy on a goal differen- tial while tied in points with Beo- grad. Andy Coppolino and McEwen will be beginning suspeTjions of their own. Eric Schramowsky had Water- ioo'w goal. Ed Edgar, with two, Vlado Palijan and John Maciel accounted for Kitchener City's scor- mg. Athletics couldn't use any Vikings in their Ontario Cup game and had to start Shorthanded with poor prospects for beating one of Town to's best teams. "All in all, it was an admirable performance considering the cir- cumstances," said Desmeules. "I'm disappointed we couldn't be at full strength and give them a good game." " Saturday. Vikings had a goal from Steve Grossman. Luis Almeida. Manny Silva and Manny DaCosta scored for the winners. Athletics host Aurora Lodge Thursday at 7 at Seagram Stadiv Dean Phillips Age