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Vipers roll into title game For more information call Jana Blythe. pmgram delivery for the the City of Waterioo, at 885-l220,ext22T For the third year in a row. the Th-City Vipers have advanced to the finals of the Great lakes Football league. The Vipers gained their berth in the final with a con- vincing 56-0 win over the Toronto Express last Saturday at University Stadium. More than I") mmnr spun organizations will be rva sentai. For the Vipers, seven dif- ferent offensive players scored touchdowns with Mike Salter, Cam Duffy. Jeff Nasal. Reid Parker-BeltNz, MeeweeTigers winthstgame, T110 20m full .Hlil “mu-I minor spans maximum. p, wt forScpI. Crb, 5.301) m. til p m . at Conestoga Mall. The game was never in doubt with the Vipers scat» ing on their first possession, Minor sports registration The Major Peewee Single "A" Tigers defeated Kitchener to kick off their 2001 playoffs on a winning nme. downing their Twin City rivals fi-l at Breilhaupt Park. Billy Cameron earned the complete-game victory. and helped himself with a strong oifensrve performance, including three hits and um RBIs Zack Ctessmmt and Man Chrsrnalw also umnihuu'd mm Imu'ly tummy; In tu-nl clutch the, mum :n m.- lun- stages nl the gulllv Kllrhl'm'r's lone run um " orcd In lim Hrs-won Jesse Alexander. Kevin Gutscher and Todd Galloway all making it into the end zone for major scores. Kicker Ted Ballantyne added two field goals. V Quarterback Jon Morbey was 9-15 in passing for 224 yards and three touchdowns before leaving the game in the third quarter. Tailback Gordon Radlein carried the ball 14 times for l36 yards, while Parker- Belet2 had seven carries for 37 yards. An Uproarious Farce laugh?“ is Miami by 'tttre" mail in this any British fares. The 'ttat smug sf made-p mix-ups and "tutr-relied shut " hare you railing in Ila aisles wilt luglrltr No Sex Please, He’re British July 24 to August 25 The game saw the return of linebacker Joe Popkey to the lineup and he accounted for four tackles and two assists. while seeing some- what limited play time. The leading (adder was once again Alexander with eight, while linebacker Rob Connolly chipped in with seven. This year's Great Lakes Football League title game will be played Aug. 18 at University' Stadium in Waterloo. Game time is 5 pm. The Royal City soccer camp held its World Cup tourna- ment recemly in a field behind Harold Wagner public school in Waterloo. Opposing teams soon learned that young Cory Hunter. pictured booting the ball. would prove to be a real threat on the score- board. "i'ii'ijsni'ii'i)lii'iiii Illllli(1lll0ill soccer camp KITCHEN!!! SUPERSTORE WATERLOO SUPERSTOBE CAMBRIDGE SUPERSTORE 2959 KING sr, EAST " UNIVERSITY AVE. EAST MS "ESPELEII M. SLEEP-E221 MATTRESS WORLD WOLtul_'h', BEST SEU2NG CH1R0PRACIDR ENDORSED SEEP SYSTEM. Eii1EEi FIRM r Lt,,,,,,,,,,),', N r'rriritri'7g “WY'EE!!.!EE Having a ball at 894-9259 746-5056 ir __ a St MON-FRI we SAT 10-530 Sun " in ANDREA ImV more itrlllll1llllll)? 1'iiiyl'i"i? 333 * FREE ADMISSION * 7iiGiiiiiiriikiia Keane“ . Eminent . and: Ctr Show COMFORT REST tG'iiiiiiriiiiiiriiias"iiiAd “HIST CI2) For Info call 836-0223 . s 'hlaellul mm» Gh Aug. 24, " ' tit SEAlY i'%jllEEt" www.trilliumrotary.on.c5 Rotary Club of Guelph-Trillium presents 15m mm“ nun-l! Riverside Park Guelph Friday, noon-11pm Saturday, Ham-11pm Sunday, 11am-8pm t'ii'ii/ltii')li'ii; SEVILLE glEIEi SIMMONS BEIUTYHEST 61