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Georgetown Club Tournament Tilt TOWN HERALD THURSDAY SEPT 16 1971 70 TENNIS PLAYERS VIED FOR 7 TITLES Georgetown Tennis Club recently held a tournament on the Joseph Gibbons Park court with seven clashes open for en try Over TO people participated The first rounds of this knock out competition were played on Saturday August and Sunday These were then followed through and the courts were in use every night except Friday of the following week All games were officially umpired and had linesmen In attendance As Labour Day weekend ap preached It was decided to hold the finals on the weekend of September 11th and the courts were filled during the proceeding week by practising finalists These were all double matches to involve more people in a shorter time Next year singles tour na merits may be started The results of the finals are given below and every game was very well attended Lions Club president Eric Hooten presented the prizes Simpsons Gift vouchers to the winners Mark Mitchell and Dcnise Thompson although both Juniors by age fought their way through the Senior Mixed to lose In the semi finals Massar and Thompson again both Juniors because of insufficient enrolment of Juniors entered In the Ladles Novice but were eventually beaten In the finals AT PROMISE All the preliminary rounds were played on the basis of one set The finals were the best of three sets J played three sets in he Mens Novice Final and three more sets In the Mixed Novice Finals on very warm day Many of the Junior players have only begun playing tennis this year It was very encouraging to see parents there supporting their children through each round There Is great promise In many of these junior players and hopes to foster and coach these next year a club spokesman told The Herald The most entered and supported contest has been of course the Senior Mens Doubles with participants The finals were eventually played on Monday evening in very In clement weather RESULTS LADIES SEN10RJ Barnes and Kent beat Rice and S Swain MIXED SENIORB Kent beat and Allison LADIES Spiller and C Wallace beat and Thompson 62 MIXED B Goss beat J Ewanlsiw and Spiller MENSNOV1CLG Barclay and Cart beat J Ewanlsiw and K King 6 1 JUNIOR NOVICER Hayes andS Allison and MENSSENIORB Kent and Barnes beat E Serjeanlson and Brown first place In standings as they soundly trounced Murdell They held them scoreless for the 1st 3 innings the Queens trotted 9 runs across the plate and then plied 11 runs across clinch the match In he Game stars were shared between the winners and the losers with Cheryl Webster of Mardell and Cheryl McNellly of the Queens getting the nod Home runs all came off the bats of the winners with Cheryl McNellly gelling the most one with her grand slam homer In the inning Teammate Linda George tagged the only other homer or the Winning pitchers were Susan Linda George and Milton JUNIOR I Ladies senior doubles and champions Jan Barnes and Linda Rice Pauline Kent are flanked by Barclay and Bruce Ctrl on the right side of the Kinsmen Girls Softball Do or Die Games Will Decide League Champs by Mary Cooper By the time this paper Is read the last regular games of the season will have gone into the record books and the girls will be getting keyed up for the play to be held this Saturday Sep IB at the Georgetown Pork All of the teams In the Junior and Senior Leagues will take part in a one game knockout battle that will make the day painfully short for some teams but overall the playoffs will not be as painfully long for the finalists as in past years There will be a booth to keep the girls supplied with hot dogs ham burgs and pop The day s highlight will come when the trophies are awarded by Mayor Bill Smith to the junior senior Home Run Queens The Most Improved Junior and Senior players and the Junior and Senior Champions CLOSE BATTLF Going into the final games both the Junior and senior leagues have many positions tied as well as a very close race both Home Run Queens It should be an interesting and close battle the last day In case of a tie for the Queens trophy the girls will continue to have their home runs counted throughout the championship games based on an equal number of games played The 1st place team In the senior division wil get a bye on the first game while teams and meet teams and respect In the junior league cam 1 In the standings will meet the place team and so on down the standings We would also like to remind the girls and their coaches that all sweaters must be returned lo their coaches preferably at the conclusion of the wind up The Senior Ladies League will not take part In this Saturday Championship but will hold their own set of round robin games to decide the League champs Ihe week after the final game The coaches will be notified of the details after the final games JUNIOR LEAGUF Tuesday Sept It Fruit Market This game ended up with a bit of but when It was all sorted out took ihe game In an to fight off darkness which Is a losing battle thistimeofyear was started but was not completed thus the score reverted back to Ihe previous inning for the umpire peace of mind this reversed the game lead The game lead was held all the way by Shoprite but Caruso began a rally in Ihe 3rd inning and continued into the 4th but it came too late to take the gome Paula Caruso 3rd base was the game star Paula home run In the thai unfortunately cannot be counted In the league records but for and a long hit well mention it in the paper anyway Pauline Flowers This was another game thai trapped the with darkness and caused a reversal of scores by reverting back Four innings were completed In a game that saw Pauline hold a slim lead over Zeniths It was a good close game that was a credit lo both Kim of Paulines was Ihe game star the lone game homer going to Donna Ridley of Zenith Georgetown Upholstery 11 Georgetown Cycle Sport It was the final inning before the Cyclists were allowed to show anything positive on the score sheet meanwhile the era had capped the ball game Winning pitcher was Laura Wilkes and McDonald of the Upholstery team was the game star Home runs were tagged by Sharlene Mahaffy her first Did You Know That the New Canadian Tire Store Will Have 6 SERVICE BAYS TO BETTER SERVE YOUR NEEDS MURRAY LAWTON LIMITED Street Chen Hied Sharon and of winning Klnette 10 Superior The Kincttes skunked their opposition In this one sided battle thus breaking ihc winning streak that Superior Foods had been showing of late Game was Kincttes pit April Sacco for her excellent mound performance and a home run she tagged in the 1st inning A special mention to Colleen and Karen who turned in excellent games both In the field and at bat where they each had for Murray Motors The Hunter 2 The Motormen lead all the way with the win on the mound being split between Lynn Scarborough and Debbie Borland The game stars both went to Murray to make It a clean sweep of all the game awards as catchers Diane Bratkin and Cathy DeHeurk rated highly with the ump for their performance Homers went to Lynn Scar borough with 2 and Susan Ma veal of the Hunter with one Dairy Queen llalrtlyleil The Quecnsheld on to their win streak and their Queenly hold on Soccer Exhibition Rocking Chair Set on Short End of 54 Score Dairy Queen Kinette Kruisers Georgetown Upholstery Hair stylet Murray Motors Superior foods Zenith Tool Die Pauline flowers Georgetown Cycle Sports The Hunter trull Market ft JUNIOR RUN Sharon Moores Georgetown Upholstery 12 Diane Marshall Hairstyles II Scarborough Murray Motors Milton Dairy Queen Linda George Dairy Thursday Sept insurance Blue Giant The Magnuson gals seem lo be hilling their stride against the supposedly big guns of the ihc proper lime of the season Last week they within 1 run of being first to defeat undefeated team and now tray soundly toppled the 2nd place Giants These have hod the pot for a long lime but they begun to play as a unit under ihe coaching of Ted and Ruby Wilkes and il Is paying off to the extent that they will be a serious contender this year for the tap awards at the final next Saturday There will be some excellent ball to be seen here Magnuson were assisted along greatly by the game star pitcher Barclay Sharron capped her good mound performance with home run too Teammates Penny Hull and Howal also tagged long ball II or rafter Cleaners 11 Cable remain Ihe team beat as the cams edge closer their Championship day next Saturday With a one game knockout cries everyone will have blood in their eye when they meet the 1st place team but it will take some good Continued on Page 11 Glen Squirts Cant Lose Glen Williams Squirts cap lured another trophy Wednesday night in Hornby by taking he best of three final two games to none The scores were In the Glen and I03in Hornby The Squirts have been In competition this year for five trophies and won all five Hornby Minor Ball Tournament Glen Minor Ball Tournament First Place League Trophy Halton Rural Playoffs and Ontario Rural On Sept the old men bom 1935 and before of Georgetown challenged the younger group born 1936 and after Team for the old men were Colin Wilde Capt Ron Warner Jeff Hughes guest from A Singleton Jim Orwln Jim Hicks Peter Jones Joe Vugts Bob Morrow Eric Bill Anders Ailing The young men unable to raise full earn were loaned Ian Barclay at the start of the game FIRST The first two goals went to the young men scored by George Duncan who being in a position with only Bill Innes the goalkeeper to beat pushed it casually past him Though the old men were continually pressing Ihe young men goal the score stayed at mill half time The older mens and was con cramped because of the size of the field This is time that soccer was colly played and the Oldsters came through with strength and skill Bob Morrow started It with goal from outside Ihe box until the old men were winning a pity we didn I have our strongest team out Unlucky for the old men we forgot about George Watt who from Ihe right wing scored two impossible narrow angle shots to bring the score to for the young men The main was everybody who played enjoyed it and It was a good game to watch Final score Referee Ed Paler son was ably assisted by an energetic and linesman who t mssathing namely Joe Smith Milton Gets First Chance Local Juniors Millon with minimum papula Hon and large surrounding areas with Junior hockey clubs has been granted by the first opportunity to use any players that have played for the Gcorgi town Minor Hockey Association If any other Junior B clubs wish to use he Georgetown players they must be waived through the Milton Junior B Hockey Club Over the post several years many of the local boys have tolled for the MUton Juniors and it is not expected that the recent designation by the OHA will alter this pattern Several boys have been Invited to the camp from Georgetown and area and any other Midget or Juveniles interested in playing In Milton this winter should contact Carl Hymen coachmanager or should report to the Milton area with equip ment on Thursday Sept IS for preliminary camp Pete Masson Pontiacbuick has IS years experience In long term Irmlng any make or model car or truck 8776986 Georgetown Juveniles HOCKEY TRYOUTS boys born I9jJ eligible Sunday Sept 15 a toll MAYFIELD ARENA I 17 Township full Equipment Ice Time 7759 SERVICE DEPT SPECIAL BRAKE RELINE INCLUDES- Bonded linings installed on all wheels Inspection of lines cylin ders drums Front wheel bearing repack Disc brakes extra cost ONIV Andrew Murray Motors LIMITED TIME ONLY 5 COLD SEAL SALMON a Hans superior food market HONEY COMB CEREAL 57 SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE WHIP 39 MACARONI KRAFT DINNER 2 AT 33 SHORTENING DEL MONTE PUDDINGS 55 PICKLES 79 BOLD 93 Detergent Gl BLADE ROAST LEAN TENDER SHORT RIB ROAST FRESH MEATY SIDE SPARE RIBS l DEVON RINDLESS SIDE BACON LB 55 FRESH SLICED BEEF LIVER 49 SANI FLUSH 48 At LARDS CHAMPION DOG FOOD 27 LIQUID A M MIR DETERGENT NO I ONTARIO POTATOES 2 39 BARTLETT PEARS