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Flrtt Champs Pitcherless Tee Ball Boon to Young Players S3 There anew wrinkle on the minor baseball scene thla season with the introduction of Tee Ball a game for the smallest mem of the baseball realm which resembles the original game but does away with pitchers Instead the ball Is placed on an adjustable tee and the batter gets one swing at It There are a few other minor differences from baseball but the similarity is Georgetown Minor House League Baseball Association set up the Tee Ball league for six year olds this past summer and drew a registration of which they expect will swell greatly next season WINNERS Montreal Expos coached by Marie South and managed by Audrey Moore were first winners of a Georgetown Tee Ball title and the George Townsend Trophy which was presented at Fred Marks and George Townsend were the consolation winners The Tee Ball Expos were mode up of captains Jamie South and Larry Moore David Norton Daryl Weir Michael Brian Simpson Derek Murphy O Brien Robert Marks Michael Stone John Whitney Michael Vickery and coach Marie South and manager Audrey Moore first winner of a minor Tee Ball championship In Georgetown was the Mon treat Expos The G C presented to captain J South and assistant captain Larry Moore by Bill Richmond Behind them Is the coach of the winning team Marie South Home Town Studio OUTDOORS GEORGE HOARE Tail Tells the Tale In LookAllke Dilemma eastern Lake Ontario was the first verified recapture on the Ontario side from the ex planting of 2 yearling made ty the New York State conservation department last spring In the early stages of this work at least New York State fishery workers are anxious to examine as many of these fish as possible and would like at least to record the tola calch Specimens may be turned in or reported to local conservation officers or Iran smltled to the Glenora fisheries station of the Department of Lands and Forests at FINS DIFFER Coho salmon may be confused with rainbow trout which appear to be particularly abundant in Lake Ontario this year Rain bows are very silvery and jalmon tike during their time in The lake waters Pacific salmon In general have anal fins the single fin on the belly near the tall which are longer along the base than is the case with the trout Trout usually have fewer than 12 rays In this fin while the salmon generally have more Rainbow trout have a spotted tall with a shallow notch white the salmon have few spots and deeply notched tails The tall base also noticeably thicker in rainbow trout Department biologists and conservation officers wilt be pleased to make identifications where the fisherman Is in doubt MIXED RUN Most rivers especially the Saugeen have a mixed run of trout and salmon The odd Brown trout Is also being taken from the trap tagged and released above Denny dam near Southampton The largest lifted over up until two weeks ago was a Chinook salmon that weighed better than 30 lbs Many are also finding their way Into the ladder Most of them were male a of about lbs The nine a trap lift on September produced a record number of trout and salmon and before the day was over of various species were tagged and recorded This was a record for 1 day up until that date Most of the fish of course were rainbow trout of an sixes Apparently a good number of these rainbow are Tall by the condition of the spawn in tome of the females caught by anglers In charge of operations at the dam are Gerry Harris Con Officer of Paisley and Paul Resources Technician who lives In men and their helpers ore working hard to keep up to the heavy run POLAR BEAR The Saugeen river produced a good female rainbow trout for me on September It was quite dark In the early evening when it struck a polar bear streamer fly tied on a long shank No 1 limerick hook I knew It was a decent size fish because most of my floating sinking line was almost off my reel and the heavy nylon backing that I have attached to the rear of the fly line was about to leave the reel It was necessary to walk along the river bank to gain enough line so I could net the prize measured only 23 inches but it had a girth of 19 inches and weighed ft4 lbs The same pool produced another rainbow only much smaller I was using the same streamer fly MOOSE HUNTERS As this column is being written Lome Fletcher of Acton Is In hunting moose More news about their hunt and who he was hunting with later Reg Tomliiuon taxidermist Is In the Cochrane district Mrs also sent along to try her luck NEW PARTY Doug at Liberal Headquarters on Main St asked two girls and 10 years old if they were going to be Liberal or BOY SCOUT APPLE DAY SATURDAY OCTOBER 16 Conservative when they grew up Thoir answer was that they were going to be Con Apparently after watching a show on television called Death of a Legend about wolves caused them to answer Doug In this way This Is all for this week So Tight Lines En joy the Outdoors and Safe Journey Town will Bus Sports Leaders To Caravan Saturday November The sports caravan is designed for leaders and coaches of athletic groups and features films records tapes and advice In addition any group will be put In touch with the right agency for any help not at the sports caravan Cr Donna Denlson urged committee to provide the transp ortation to encourage attendance by local leaders asked Cr Em Hyde Well get a small bus for IS then replied Cr Harry Levy ALLEYWAYS held on Saturday results Girls First were Jennifer Armstrong and Susan Scorn with 1052 Reanne Gallant and Claire Shepherd placed second with 1021 Boys David and Blair Scrivens were top with a 1161 Second place was held bv Michael and Jack Harlow who tossed PeeWee Penguins struggled with the Aristocrats and tallied five points In the battle between Red Barons and the Lions the Lions collapsed and the Red Barons won all games TERRIFIC TRIO The top PeeWee this week was Blair Scrivens He rolled a 308 triple and single The next two high singles were Jack Harlow and Duane Hatcher 100 BANTAM GIRLS The top three positions In the doubles tournament were held by Debbie Brando w and Bauer 1169 Karen West rope and Linda Goss 1211 Beverley Sands Barclay war between the cats the ferocious Wild Cats heaved five points from the Pussy Cats The Globe Trotters dribbled away with seven points against the Panthers The Crashers puzxled the Slow Pokes when they won one point The Super Seven sizzled over the Strikers as they took four points The Tigers won two games and totals from the Pink Panthers Bantam Bombers bombed the Can in all three games SUPER SIX Nancy Hamilton was the high bantam girl this week Her scores were 513 triple and 213 single SecondwusStephanieCox with and The next four were Shcree Everett Linda Goss Terrie Bratkln Debbie Brandow 107 single BANTAM BOYS Nigel Cooper and Patrick St Laurent won the doubles championship Second place was held by John Burke and Colin Hicks with 1308 Paul and Mark Ezard took third with 1219 In the Friday night bantam boys league Ian Boyer and David Herrlngton were ton with 1186 while Donald Hall and Glen Collier held second with a 1128 The Crackshots took two games and totals from the Georgetown Internationals In the battle between the Hydrofoils and Snipers on top by taking seven points The Slow Pokes had a lone win today as they tallied against the Bobcats with the Bobcats winning five points In the Friday night league clobbered the Golden Jets by winning the whole set TOP I- High triple was thrown by John Burke He had and The high ngle of 257 was bowled by Patrick St Laurent His triple was The following six boys came next Colin Hicks Scott Richard 231 Michael Davis 454 Kevin Harrison 187 Donald Finnic 181 FRIDAY NIGHT JUNIORS Girls The top two girls in the doubles tournament were Ellen Guardhouse and Sharon with a Jill Clifford and Sandy Bralkin came second with a 1175 Louise Bo Is venue and Heather Morton rolled an to place third The Odd Balls trimmed the King Pins as they took four points The Crackpots clouded out the Pin Busters as they won all seven points The Pin Vultures battled the Six as they won two games and totals STUPENDOUS SEVEN GirlsThe high triple this week was tossed by Sandy Her scores were 537 and Moore had high single and second high triple with a and Boys Rick Gourlie was tops in the boys a triple and 322 single Second high triple and single was Derrick with and The next three were Doug Enman Stephen Archibald 501 Bruce Clifford 212 single SATURDAY JUNIORS Girls Karen Gobs and Diane Nancy Nurse and Susan Parent took third place with 1192 Boys In the boys division Gary Richardson and Tommy threw a 1278 for top Second position was held Ken and Gerald MacDonnld with a 1271 In third place came Ron Mills and Steve Harlow with 1136 The Tall Enders were triumph ant on Saturday as they won all three games against Pocket Pickers The Strikers Unlimited outclassed the Pin Busters as they took seven points The Slippery Seven slipped under the Fighting Snoopy s as the latter won five points The Great Seven stamped over the Pro a Incorporated as they won the whole set TOP TOSS Girls Sylvia Heisslcr threw the top triple this week with a and a 231 single Karen Goss laced second with a and the Igh single of The next our positions were held by Nancy Nurse Patricia Diane Marshall SIR 1238 and Wendy Boys The high triple in the boys division was tossed by Gary Richardson His triple and his single 225 Chris Burke placed second a 60S triple and the high single of 240 Third and fourth place were bowled by Ken 210 and Ron Mills The Twisters ditched Idiot four master bowlers Charlene MacCormack Mora Joan and George Archibald The top Tour banldm girls and boys bawl the above masters after the qualifying round of six times No are allowed On Sunday Mac Cor mack and Marg Bratkln bowled in the Fall Classic tournament This was open to all tournament master bowlers The results of this tournament will follow In future column five points from Bob Dumpers team GREAT Girls The high bowler of the week was Ruth She threw a triple and a 290 single Second was Yvonne Bratkln who tossed a triple and she also lied for high single with The next five poal lions were held by Lynne Wilkes 229 Pat Syme 562 Sharon Stoyles 554 Debbie Moore Linda Greig BoysBruce Stockfish had the was bowled by Phillip Goss who had 293 Steve Foster 258 Mike Warman Bob Dumper 230 John Tobin 651283 Phillip Gosa 293 Doug 251 Dave Burt Leo Coffey Denis Larry Louth ODDS AND ENDS Next week starts the qualifying round for the Master Bantam tournament This year we have Junior Robs Long Pass Tames Milton Mustangs Georgetown Junior Rebels remain the only undefeated team after three games of Halton Bast Junior football action The Junior flexed their muscles and entrenched Iher first place standing by trouncing the Milton Mustangs here last Wednesday Rebels have allowed only one point to be scored against them this season a single by Perdue in the previous game Milton has the reputation of being a rough tough team but the Rebels handled them with little difficulty Georgetown Is the best junior team in the league admitted Milton coach Keith Swarbrkk league Their long pass killed us scored twice In the first half once on a yard pass and once on a pass play lhat went almost yards Last Wednesday marked the point of no return in the East football schedule Each junior team has played three Somes and has three left before playoffs start on October Georgetown juniors have to face Blake lock and before Gas Gang Grabs Ball Championship Moore Park Texaco was team that run out of gas In the fifth and final game of the Georgetown Industrial Fast ball League championship round Bob McKays home run men aboard was the big blow in contest won by the Ttxncos 13- over Erin Mac Howe and Bill Hall shared the throwing for the winners Bill Landry went all the way In defeat It was the third straight playoff series requiring the full five games Both semi f seta also the limit reflecting the keen competition It Is reputed 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