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Gatesville informal and formal traders will beworking closely with the City of Cape Town asthey find a way forward for economic develop­ment in the business hub. PHOTO: CHEVON BOOYSEN

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Traders get say on hubCHEVON BOOYSEN

@ChevonBooysen

Headway has been made regarding theway forward for Gatesville traders aft-er a meeting was held on Thursday

morning.Themeeting for formal and informal trad-

erswas called byward 48 councillorMagedi-en Davids to talk about economic develop-ment and to engage with traders on theirconcerns for the Gatesville shopping hub.People’s Post has previously reported on a

motion handed to subcouncil by Davids thatclaimed a few structures built in the road-way were causes for “concern and conflict”(“Structures cause for concern”, 30 June).Subcouncil chairperson Edgar Carollisen

stressed during the meeting that there was

amisconception that the “livelihood of trad-ers would be taken away from them”.“This is however not true. We will just be

moving forward in the best way and reachfirm decisions onwhat it is that will be donefor economic development in the GatesvilleCBD,” said Carollisen.Business owner Rafiek Tape spoke on be-

half of formal traders and raised concernsabout drain covers not being replaced in theGatesville shopping square, as well asmain-tenance.“General maintenance in the area is not

being done, even though our traders paytheir rates and taxes. We have paving infront of our stores that are caving in and ourcustomers are falling. Drain covers are alsonot being fixed after being vandalised. Whatwill be done in this regard?” Tape asked.

Garreth Bloor, mayoral committee mem-ber for tourism, events and economic devel-opment, said the concerns raised by traderswere valid and “these are short-term main-tenance issues”.Bloor added that these issues would be

seen to by the responsible City departmentsand a meeting would be held with Tape dur-ing theweek to further addresshis concerns.Another issue that came up during the

meeting was the lack of ablution facilities atthe Gatesville square.“The only available facility is at the post

office. This is a strange dinosaur, whichwasa historical inheritance. The facility is notclose to where there is a big concentrationof traders and only serves until 15:00. Busi-nesses trade later than that,” Carollisensaid.

Shahied Adams, who represented sportsand recreation, responded, saying that thedepartment had met as a focus group to dis-cuss the issue.“We currently have a tender out dealing

with this issuewherewewill negotiate to ex-tend the operating times of the toilet,” Ad-ams said.More issues included that of traffic regula-

tion along Klipfontein Road as well as per-mit checks of formal and informal tradersin the square.Bloor also confirmed that the informal

trading industrywould receive a boost in re-sources in the next financial year of R3m.Bloor committed to having another meet-

ing with traders on Tuesday 1 December tomonitor progress on undertakings by thevarious City departments.

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Awareness is being spread throughout theManenberg community in the lead up to

the festive season.Manenberg police conducted an operation

in the area to make the community awareof safety during the festive season.According to Manenberg police spokes-

personLieutenant IanBennett theoperationhad two purposes.“The one was to create personal safety

awareness. We find that individuals actrecklessly and this leads to criminals takingadvantage of a vulnerable situation. Also re-porting of criminal activity so that it can beaddressed immediately.”He said the second part of the operation

was to look at public transport.“Thisplaysavery important role in ensur-

ing a safe passage for people to and fromtheir places of work.”He says it was a joint operation between

the police and the traffic department.V Anyone with information on crime can contact Ma­nenberg police 021 699 9400 or Crime Stop on0860 010 111.

Manenberg police conducted a joint operation with thetraffic department to promote safety awareness aheadof the festive season.

Man arrested for murder of bystandersA 38-year-old suspect has been arrestedafter the killing of two men, aged 30 and33.Philippi police spokesperson Lieuten-

ant Lance Goliath says the “two innocentmen got caught in crossfire onWednesdayon the corner ofHanoverParkAvenueandSurran Road, Hanover Park.“A manhunt was launched almost im-

mediately after information on the sus-pect became known. Police tapped into allsources they could in order to apprehendthe suspect. By then the incident receivedwidespread media coverage,” Goliathsays.In the early hours of Thursday police

boosted their search for the suspect withpolicemembers attached tounits of thena-tional intervention unit, operation com-bat, tactical response team, public orderpolice, Mitchell’s Plain cluster crime pre-vention, crime intelligence, detectives,metro police, law enforcement and traffic,Goliath explains.“The residents ofHanover Park and sur-

roundingareaswere greeted bypolice andother law enforcement agencies withknocking on their doors. A cordon wasmade and searches were conductedthroughout the day and all possible leadson the whereabouts of the suspect werepursued. Police also engaged with neigh-bourhood watches whilst patrolling andscanning in their respective areas. Streetand court committees were also consult-

ed,” he says.On Thursday afternoon members of op-

eration combat followed up on informa-tion that led to a rehabilitation centre inStrandfontein. “It is here where theytracked down the suspect and arrestedhim for the double murder. The investiga-tion of the murder continues.”

R57 000 in finesGoliath adds the day ended successfully

with “almost no crime reported and witharrestsmade for drugs and fines to the val-ue ofR57 000,whichwere issuedduringve-hicle checkpoints held throughout Hano-ver Park.”Newly appointed station commander

Colonel Dennis Abels says police will con-tinue clamping down on crime and crimi-nals. Police will maintain their zero-toler-ance approach to combatting and investi-gating crime.Police are appealing to the community

to get involved in the information rewardsystem.This system allows any adult to become

proactively involved in the prevention ofcrime. Crime and criminals can be report-ed and a reward could be received by thereporter.V Anyone with information on crime can call thepolice on Crime Stop on 0860 010 111or the local po­lice on 021 690 1500. All information will be treatedas highly confidential.

Police set outon a manhuntfor a suspectwanted inconnection witha double murderin Hanover Parklast week. Thesuspect wasarrested at arehabilitationcentre inStrandfonteinon Thursdayafternoon.

A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed in Gal-way Court, Hanover Park this weekend.Philippi police spokesperson Lieutenant

LanceGoliath says the shooting occurred onSunday morning at about 03:20.“Police arrived at the crime scene shortly

thereafter. Eleven cartridges were found.The suspects are unknown and still atlarge,” Goliath says.He adds it is unknown if the incident was

gang-related and what the motive for theshooting was.Philippi police station commander Colo-

nel DennisAbels has condemned the killing.“Police are working around the clock to

apprehend the suspects,” Abels says.V The public is urged to come forward with informationand can contact investigating officer detective Consta­ble Thembelani Mekutho on 083 477 0791.

Teen killed in Hanover Park

Almost 500 suspects were arrested last weekas police in the Mitchell’s Plain policingcluster clamped down on criminals in theirarea.A total of 457 suspects were arrested for

various crimes. Half of these suspects werearrested on charges relating to the posses-sion of and dealing in drugs, such as tik, her-oin, mandrax and dagga, with an estimatedstreet value of R29 870.Police also clamped down on illegal liquor

outlets and arrested two suspects on liquor-related charges.A total of 61 976F of alcohol was confiscat-

ed. Integrated policing roadblockswere heldthroughout the cluster and 86 fines totallingR117 200 were issued.Twenty-three suspects were arrested for

crimes against women and children.A 43-year-old man was arrested on Satur-

day at 14:30 after police responded to a tip-offat De Villiers Court, Lavender Hill.The suspect will appear in the Wynberg

Magistrates’ Court on charges relating tothe illegal possession of firearms and ammu-nition.Athlone police searched a dwelling in Vy-

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old man and 20-year-old man for the illegalpossession of firearms and ammunition onFriday.Almost 100 suspects were arrested during

the weekend on outstanding warrants of ar-rest for various crimesduring tracingopera-tions by police.More suspects have also made their ap-

pearance in magistrates’ courts after theywere arrested on various charges.

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Clinic forced to close in violenceCHEVON BOOYSEN

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Hanover Park residents have been urgedto join hands with the police and law en-

forcement agencies while gang-relatedshootings continue in the area.This was the plea by provincial health

minister Nomafrench Mbombo, who visitedthe community on Tuesday afternoon lastweek after reports aboutthreats to the local clinic.Mbombo said she

wanted to respond tothe reports as soon aspossible and showthat “the departmentcares for the well-beingof our staff aswell as ourpatients”.“We are here today so

we may reach a solutionto what is happening in thecommunity. The ongoingshootings are notjust some-thing that af-fects a mi-nority; it af-fectsevery-body,” shesaid.Over the

last fewweeks thehealth de-partmentwas forcedto shutdown op-erations attheHanoverPark clinicdue to gang vi-olence that endan-gered the lives ofthe workers andpatients at theclinic.“The safety of

our carers andpatients is our responsibility.Communities need to play an active role infighting these acts of violence that plague so-ciety daily.”Mbombo focused on the constraints be-

tween availability and accessibility in thecommunity.“At the moment we have facilities for our

community, but it is not accessible. Peopleare too afraid to leave their homes to receivetreatment and this poses a huge problem.The pain that I have is that we have the ser-vice but people are unable to use it becausethey fear what’s happening outside,” shesaid.Mbombo added that security at the day

hospital “goes further than high walls andsecurity. Our staff’s safety is being compro-mised.”“Our staff are being threatened and they

are scared to come to work now due to the

shootings in the area. But theywant to ren-der their service, asking what will happento the patients if they aren’t there to takecare of them. At the end of the day evengangsters are patients when they comethrough the hospital’s doors,” Mbombosaid.

Staff safetyDr Beth Engelbrecht from the health de-

partment agreed that the safety of staff wasa big issue.“Our nurses are always walking the ex-

tra mile. We want to also thank those whodiligently come to work and remain com-mitted,” she said.

Engelbrecht said the department alsoengaged with law enforcement and thepolice.

“But prima-ry health-care is in-tegral toour com-munities.However,theshoot-ingsforc-ing fa-cili-ties toshutdown

aredriving us

to not provide that ser-vice,” she added.

Staff at the HanoverPark hospital alsoaired their grievan-ces, saying that fearhas now escalatedto anger.

“Staff are angry,because they wantto know what is be-ing done for them.We can’t deliver aservice if we are

fearful for our lives.”Subdistrict manager Koena Nkoko said

the issue had gotten out of hand “where weare now evacuating premises almost twiceevery month”.“This has gone too far and our staff can-

not take it anymore. Our staff are humanstoo and it’s difficult to provide quality ser-vice when you’re caught between gangcrossfire,” Nkoko said. He added that resi-dents were responsible for a safe environ-ment as well.“We had instanceswhere police respond-

ed to a scene but then the community cov-ered up for these gangsters,” Nkoko said,adding that staff were now even lying totheir families about going to work.“They toldme that their families are con-

cerned about them coming into the volatileareas andworking, but theywant to contin-ue their duties.”

Philippi police station commander Lieu-tenant-Colonel Desmond Laing echoed thatfor the community of more than 70 000 resi-dents “security is not adequate”.“It’s all good and well to have a protocol

in place for a situation but if a panic situa-tion is created and the security panics, auto-matically staff will panic too. Patients andstaff feel unsafe too.“A week ago we had a situation where

gangsters were outside the gate after amem-ber was stabbed. Staff refused to let them inand first called the assistance of the policebut by the time police arrived the gate wasalready damaged,” Laing said.

Laing added that neighbourhood watchesand street committees had since been estab-lished.Ward councillor Antonio van der Rheede

said that it was unrealistic to apply normalrules to an abnormal situation.“Gangsters don’t think when they shoot.

There is a huge gap in our community andI plan to address this by having a meetingwithmothers andwomen in our communitybecause they are the ones who can help,”Van der Rheede said.Last week’s visit was one of many more

in the community to follow, Mbombo prom-ised.

Provincial health minister Nomafrench Mbombovisited Hanover Park and addressed residentsafter the day hospital had to be closed downduring gang­related shootings in the area.

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The City of Cape Town’s fire andrescue services has just beennamed the best in South Africa.It is the overall winner of the

South African Emergency Servi-ces Institute (Saesi) challenge, aft-er scooping more than half of theprizes in the individual items ofthe challenge. The rescue chal-lenge, which took place inGautenglast week, lets all professional fireand rescue service departmentsaround the country competeagainst each other.

The City’s fire and rescue ser-vice team excelled in the separatechallenges:

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ASTRID FEBRUARIE@FebAstrid

There is a new non-profit organisationon the block and it is ready to make adifference.

Restoring Hope is an organisation basedin Retreat dedicated to bringing about a pos-itive change and hope to previously disad-vantaged communities.The concept and idea came about when

founders Mikhail Kroutz and Kelly Jacobsrealised there was serious need and a lackof positive activities and initiatives in localcommunities.“We are currently facing a time where

gangviolence, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, do-mestic violence, lack of community owner-ship, poverty and a lack of respect and disci-pline are prominent in our communities,”Dale Hendricks, director, says.Hendricks says due to the lack of positive

activity youngsters are feeling despondent.“They feel that turning to gangsterism,

drug dealing and other mischievous activi-ties are the only way out of their daily strug-gles and pain they are living in,” he says.The RestoringHope organisationwants to

change this mindset and its stigma amongyoungsters and even adults affected by thenegativity. By organising outreach initia-tives they want to put emphasis on the factthat there is hope and that you can achieve

your goals and dreams regardless of the situ-ation or position you find yourself in.The organisation’s objectives are aimed at

promoting community developmentthrough service provision, income-generat-ing projects, strengthening overall commu-nication and collaboration within the com-munity.Hendricks says they also focus on bring-

ing about positive change in the broadercommunity, adding value to the lives of peo-

ple, doing youth development through sportand recreation, organising community de-velopment and decreasing social problemslike drug and alcohol abuse and gang vio-lence. “Wealsowant to create a sense of own-ershipwithin the communities by ‘restoringhope’ in those who lost all hope, through im-plementing positive initiatives within thecommunity to create unity among people,”he says.

The organisation runs a number of initia-

tives, which include food and clothingdrives, motivational speaking and work-shops (at schools, community centres, pris-ons and events), sport initiatives and out-reach programmes at hospitals, orphanagesand old-age homes.

“We encourage residents, youth and any-one interested in bringing about positivechange to get involved in our volunteer pro-grammes, community cleaning, gardeningand recycling projects,” he says.

Organisation is bringing back hope

KENWYN EXEC: The new executive of the Kenwyn Ratepayers’ Association was elected last Monday. Hereare (from left) Tasleem Kariem, elected as assistant treasurer, ward councillor Anthea Green, proportionalrepresentative councillor Mark Kleinschmidt, Nazeem Daniels, new assistant secretary, Mitchell’s Plain CPFcluster chairperson Hanif Loonat, Noel Crowie, elected as chairperson, Majiet Latief, new deputy chairperson,Margaret Serafin, elected as secretary, Raaghib Najjaar, elected as treasurer, and CPF secretary Ebrahim Hull.

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Mountview residents can sleep easier atnight knowing they have brave crime-

fighters keeping criminals at bay.Established in 2010, the Mountview

Crime Watch has been committed to mak-ing the area a safe one for all. ChairpersonFaiek Salie says this has proven to be suc-cessful.He says the neighbourhoodwatch was es-

tablishedwhenheandothers sawsuspectedcriminals prowling the area.“We noticed that a lot of unsavoury char-

acterswere roaming our streets and the vis-ibility of trolleys were becoming more andmore evident and therewerehijackings andburglaries. We needed to do something sothat the [criminals] could see that there isvisible patrolling in the area,” he explains.Currently made up of 15 members, the

neighbourhood watch patrols regularly.Salie explains the boundaries of the

neighbourhood watch are fromMountviewup to Belmore Avenue, but they also part-ner with Penlyn neighbourhood watch, au-tomatically covering more ground and in-creasing visibility.Salie says the neighbourhood watch has

experienced challenges when out on patrol.“Initially we had many unwanted feet

walking through the area. On a busy nightwe would get up to 20 guys gallivanting,looking for a car to break into or a batteryto steal. Over time, however, due to regularpatrols and visibility of the neighbourhoodwatch, this number has decreased signifi-cantly. That being said, we have the chal-lenge of sustaining this presence as the

amount of guys patrolling has dwindled.”He adds they feel they’re not getting the

necessary support from the police.“Unfortunately, the assistance we get

from police has been irregular. Certaintimes their response has been within 15minutes, while other times we could bewaiting for well over an hour. We’ve alsofound that these varying response timesand treatment by the police is dependent onwhich team is on shift.”Initially the neighbourhood watch mem-

bers patrolled every night, he says.“Over time, however, we’ve identified ac-

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come on board as they need the manpower.The neighbourhood watch has also start-

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watch include putting up visible signage toshow that an active neighbourhood watchis in the area.“And we are also looking at installing

CCTV cameras. We are currently trying toget sponsorship, otherwise we will have tofund it ourselves from our fundraisers andmembers’ pockets,” he says.

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It’s beenabout ayear since internation-al singer Charl “Babyboy” Pilwan toldPeople’s Post he wanted to return toSouth Africa.Born and raised in Retreat, Charl,

who now lives in Woodstock, has spentthe last 13 years working in Asia andAmerica, but says he’s been spending alot more time at “home” lately.After releasing his single “Apple

green Datsun” earlier this year, Charlsays he’s been in Cape Town sinceMay,which has been the longest time he’sspent in the city for years.The song, which celebrates Cape

Town, has been received very well. Itwas downloaded 5000 times within thefirst week of its release and Charl saysfans can expect to hear a house remixof “Apple green Datsun” soon.“It’s been amazing,” he says.

Music video winsCharl, who has previously said that

he is always going to be “a coloured boyfrom Retreat”, received arguably thebest welcome home when he was ac-knowledged at the Cape Flats Film Fes-tival.He won the Best Video award for the

music video of “Voice of reason”, his pre-vious single.“I really didn’t expect towin . . . Like re-

ally.”It’s the first time he’s been recognised

in this way in his home country.The festival took place across Cape

Town and the nominated music videoswere screened at schools across the Cape

Flats and pupils got to vote for their fa-vourites. He points out that they did havequestions, like why “a coloured boy fromRetreat” was singing predominantly En-glish songs.Charl grew up speaking English and

studies abroad, giving him a “morerounded” sound, which also helps him ca-ter to a larger audience.His new single “Can’t figure it out” is

currently playing on Heart 104.9FM and

other radio stations, but he’s alreadyworking on new material, includinghouse versions of this single and hisnext one, “Love is something else”.His main focus at the moment is

promoting his music locally. Charl,who has worked with the likes ofChris Brown, Nelly and Ne-Yo, isworking on building a sustainable ca-reer for himself in Cape Town, so thathe can eventually live here perma-nently.He plans to play many shows and

festivals in the area over the festiveseason. “I’m enjoying being home.”

Future plansThat being said, he’s still writing

and producing for international art-ists.He is planning to fly musicians in

from New York and Liverpool to helphim work on his new album in SouthAfrica.He hopes to release it in May, as a

birthday present to himself.In between, Charl is also working

on his autobiography with Dallasghost writer Jenny Block, to tell thestory of his career which has takenhim across the globe.

“I want people to understand the realme.”In the meantime, fans can catch Charl

in action when he performs a free showat the Slug and Lettuce at the River Clubin Observatory on Sunday from noon to15:00.V Call 021 448 7906 for more information or tobook for the show. Visit the Babyboy EntertainmentFacebook page for more about Charl and his up­coming shows.

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After the sell-out success of last year’s HotSummer Groove show, People’s Post andTygerBurger will be bringing Cape Town’sfavourite stars to the stage again.This year’s summer celebration features

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The Rockets will be among the acts bringing the heat at this year’s Hot Summer Grooveconcert.

Beau Soleil Music Centre will be hosting astaff recital, featuring Oscar Kitten (on clari-net) accompanied by Sandra Kettle-Loubser(piano), at the Centre at 12 Salisbury Road inKenilworth on Wednesday 25 November at17:30.The programme for the sunset concert will

include works by Saint-Saens and Poulenc.Tickets cost R40 each for adults and R30 for

students and pensioners while scholars enterfree.V Call 021 761 1894 for more information.

Music centre holds concert

The Friends of the Michaelis Collection willpresent a concert evoking landscapes from It-aly, Africa, England and Madagascar on Sat-urday.Lente Louw (soprano), Bridget Rennie-Salo-

nen (on flute), PeterMartens (cello) and Albievan Schalkwyk (piano) will take listeners ona journey with chamber music by Wolf, VanWyk, Hofmeyr and Ravel at the Iziko OldTownhouse Museum in Greenmarket Squareat 18:00 for 18:30.Tickets for the concert cost R80 each for

members, R100 for guests and R40 for stu-dents.V Contact Rosalind Malandrinos on 082 789 5050 orfriendsofmc@gmail.com for bookings and more infor­mation.

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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNETuesday, 17 November 2015 SPORT 11

Young onesto fill voidLYNN PRINS

@lynnie_prins

The committee of the CapeTown Softball Association(CTSA) is working hard to

keep the future of softball alivethrough the development of theyouth, including players asyoung as 4 years old.

With the numbers growingamong young players between 4and 13 year, there is still greatconcern within CTSA regardingthe older age group (15-year-olds).

“Not having the 15-year-oldage group available is quitechallenging in any sport, andfor us as a committee this is oneof the biggest challenges, as weneed them to fill senior levels,”says Noore Nacerodien, CTSAchairperson.

“There are not enough seniorteams and we would like the 15-year-olds, when they go beyondtheir age group, to play in thefourth league with seniors.”

However, CTSA is positiveabout the growth in the sportand says the way forward nowis to build relationships withschools.

This comes after government,Sascoc and Softball South Afri-ca instructed federations to ad-minister school sport.

According to CTSA the onlyway it will be beneficial for bothparties is to have a partnership.

“Many schools have alreadyapproached the federation di-rectly to play in the leagues.

“It is also possible for schoolsto play in our youth league un-der the school’s name. We willthen allocate a club to ‘adopt’

that school, and this is only ifthe school is not able to play inthe school league,” says Nacero-dien.

He also says in order to in-crease the number of childrenplaying, the sport should be de-centralised, as clubs are bat-tling financially to transport theplayers to Turfhall softball sta-dium every week.

“There are many venuesavailable that we can usethroughout the Cape metropole.This initiative will commenceon 28 November, where gameswill be played at the new softballfacility in Bishop Lavis.”

But apart from finding u.15sat schools, Pam Fredericks, alsoa committee member of CTSA,is already busy laying the foun-dation, starting with the PeeWee players (4 to 7 years old).

Fredericks, who initially re-quested Pee Wee softball fourseasons ago, feels there is a needto develop youngsters at an ear-ly age where they could betaught the basics first beforeprogressing to tee ball.

“Many little ones from theages of four played tee ball andwould be left out because theyare not aware of what to do. Atthe tender age of four, their con-centration span is very short.You need to meet them at theirlevel, which is why I requestedPee Wee softball.

“With the support of parentsSaturday mornings have nowbecome fun for the little oneswho are eager to be good softbal-lers one day.”V Parents interested in Pee Wee soft­ball can contact the Turfhall office on061 477 7882 for more information.

RUNNING TO SAVE FUTURE LIVES: Catherine Dyson of Lansdowneparticipated in an organ donors’ 5km fun run on the Sea Point Promenaderecently. Supporting her (from left) are Dawn Kerchoff, Pumza Makaula,Felicia Kerchoff, Megan Kerchoff and Paula Kerchoff. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

EAGLES DOWN PIRATES IN THRILLER: Adam Sinclair of Lansdowne Eagles hits out during a promotionalleague baseball match played at Chukker Road on Saturday. The catcher is Gareth Charmens of Helderberg Pirates.Eagles scored two runs in the last frame to snatch a 10­9 victory. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

JOSEPH PILLAY

Milano United is slowly but sure-ly gaining ground at the top of Sa-fa’s ABC Motsepe Second Leaguecompetition. The team seems tobe well on track to keep in touchwith the top dogs by the timeChristmas comes.

Desmond Crowie, Milano’scoach, saw his team fight off thechallenges of FC Cape Town’sRebels team to win 3-1 in GrassyPark over the weekend.

The result means that Crow-ie’s charges now boast 10 points(three wins and a draw, with oneloss) after five league outings.

The Grassy Park team occu-

pies third place on the log – 1point behind defending champi-on Glendene United (11 points)and 5 points behind log leaderSteenberg United (15 points),who has already played sixleague games this season.

Nevertheless, Wade Crowie,son of former PSL player and starcoach Duncan Crowie (now ayouth coach at Ajax Cape Town),put in an excellent display toshowed great experience on thefield to place Milano United in awinning position, scoring off hisfirst two shots at goal.

The visitors then reduced thedeficit, but Ronwin George hadother plans and restored Mila-

no’s two-goal lead late in the sec-ond half with a well-taken goal ofhis own to secure a 3-1 win.

Other matchesIkapa Sporting from the South-

ern Cape walked away with allthree league points, flooringBlack Cats 2-1 in Lawaaikamp.Hellenic beat the Magic 3-1 andSteenberg United beat Kensing-ton RC Athletico 1-0.V Tonight’s fixtures (to start at 19:30):Grassy Park United v Hellenic (Solo Park,Steenberg), Mitchell’s Plain United v At­lantic Nacional (NY 49, Gugulethu), TheMagic v Milano United (Mutual Park, Pin­elands) and Glendene United v RC Ath­letico (Idas Valley, Stellenbosch).

Milano stays in touch with top dogs

WINNINGNEVER HURTS:Geoff Dods ofCape Town CricketClub takes evasiveaction during theWestern ProvinceCricket Association1A Premier Leaguematch againstBellville CricketClub at BoonWallace Oval onSaturday. CTCCeventually wonthe two­daymatch by 98 runs.PHOTO: PETERHEEGER/ GALLOIMAGES

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The players of St Martins soft-ball club were put throughtheir paces by Tantasports in

a Cape Town Softball Associationmatch at Turfhall on Saturday.

Had it not been for the eight runsscored in the sixth and seventh

frames, St Martins would havebeen staring down a comprehen-sive defeat in a tightly fought en-counter. Tantasport will feel harddone by following the hard work itput into the five frames precedingthe St Martins onslaught.

Tanta sprung into a 4-0 lead afterthe opening four frames, but couldnot add to its tally as it would suc-cumb 8-4 to St Martins.

The match saw five pitchersthrown into rotation, where Saintsmade use of three pitchers – Sha-nine Groepies, Lindsay Damonand Bonita Cloete. Between thethree of them, they saw off sevenbatters, striking one out while let-ting another three walk, concedingthree well-deserved hits, resultingin runs, where one intentionalwalk was conceded.

Saints’s third pitcher, Cloete,saw off 13 batters, striking out one,while conceding a hit through afielding error.

Only Aneeqa Davids (1-3) enKathryn van Boom (1-4) achievedjoy with the bat, being the onlyTantasport batters to obtain hits.

Nevertheless, they kept Saintshonest until conceding 9 hits offpitching sisters Roxanne Albertyn(5) and Justine Stewart (4).

For Saints, Danielle Ford (1-3)and Robin Packery (2-4) hit a homerun each and also accounted for six

RBIs amongst each other, whileAime Ford (1-2), Damon (1-2) andHanlynne Cast (2-3) also performedwell with powerful bats.

Other matchesFalcons and Westridge Yankees

played to a 3-3 draw.Defending champion Glenthorn

Athletics from Athlone was far toostrong for PDB, thumping it witha 16-0 score line.

Kenfac Phillies triumphed in atitanic struggle with Normies, se-curing a 6-4 victory.

St Martins pushed all the way

Shinnay Erasmus of Westridge Yankees (left) misses a pitch as Samantha Jones of Falcons collects the ball. Thematch ended 3­3.

Nicky Jones, the Falcons pitcher, prepares to send down a fast ball in asuper league game played against Westridge Yankees at Turfhall sportcomplex on Saturday. PHOTOS: RASHIED ISAACS