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Eric off to Canadians Although the wrestling season for the GDIIS wrestling team officially ended with the held in London recently coach Lew Martin elected to two of his boys to the Free Style Championships which were staged this past Saturday at the University of Toronto Eric and Rick were the two Georgetown boys who took part In the event As It was an open competition to age including university entries Martins thinking was that regardless of how the boys laced they would be valuable ex perience for future tournaments Rick who moved weight from lbs to 109 lbs for the tournament found the heavier division Just a little bit out of his reach Hedldwlnonematchand the others gave a good account of himself As tor as experience was concerned 18- yearold Eric of Georgetown was the Instructor as be won the 133 lb class and didnt allow any of his opponents to come within six points of him Eric outclassed all his challengers and for this event dropped down from 130 lbe to 123 lbs Although Eric has wrestled all season at the higher weight coach Martin felt that Eric a optimum weight was 123 and Erics win Justified the belief On his way to the win Eric defeated both the AllOntario champion and runnerup in this class Its been quite a year for young Mr He was named Most Valuable Wrestler in two of this years tournaments Is the AllOntario Champion at lbs and as of last weekend Is the Ontario Junior Free StyleChamplonatmlba There are still two more honours for Eric to shoot for this year but at this point In his wrestling career they may be slightly beyond nil reach As a result of bis win on Saturday Eric to Ontario In he Junior Free Style Championships They will be held this coming weekend In Vancouver Should he pick up the Canadian pan Canadian contingent in the World Free Style Wrestling Championships to be held In Bulgaria later In the year Coach Martin fa confident that Eric Is capable of capturing a medal In Vancouver possibly the gold However Eric will be Regardless of how be fores In the Canadians Fobert be recognized as one of the best wrestlers In his division In Canada As the average age for top International wrestlers Is Foberta progress to date can only be regarded as Should he continue at this pace he will doubtless be one of the Canadian hopefuls for the 1980 Olympics The Herald would like to pass along Its congratulations to young wrestler Minor soccer openings left The Georgetown Minor Soccer Association reports hat In spite of fee Increases registration of players for the 1975 season came to a sue cessful conclusion on Saturday A minimum of teams will take to the playing fields this year Including ten girls teams The registration of coaches As a result the association la in the happy position of being able to accept the players who registered In fact In order to round out teams there is still GRANVILLE MACKENZIE In white leaps high to foil a previous Lord Nelson win gave the Lords the Nelson shooters attempt at two points the Rebels lost championship and relegated Georgetown to the si this game to Lord This loss coupled with a for this year Juveniles shoot down Stratford What held the promise of being a real test for the Georgetown Rotary Juveniles turned Into a cakewalk they put down Stratford In four games In the first round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association The first game in this series ended in a tie but from this point it was a downhill slide for Stratford The ramped to an win In the second game soundly beatStratford In the third contest and last Friday night in Georgetown thrashed the hapless visitors 120 This gave Georgetown the series win sue points to one On Wednesday Stratford made a game of it for the first two periods At that point Georgetown was clinging to a 3- lead Mike Osborne opened the scoring for Georgetown at the mark of the opening stanza Stratford tied the count less than two minutes later and then held a short lived lead Tim Campbell notched the first Stratford goal with Bruce Simpson chipping in for the second effort Ian knotted the score at for the final scoring thrust of the first period Kyle gave Georgetown the lead again early In the second frame and the added two more goals in the third period to lock up the win Bill and Lam Peterson added the third period markers for George town This victory gave Georgetown a commanding fourpoint toone lead but ft was expected that the Stratford crew would come roaring back in Friday tussle In Fridays game In Georgetown if Stratford had shown up any flatter drug tests might have been demanded The visitors were out of the contest from the OS mark of the opening minutes and their play grew steadily more Ineffective and inept as the game wore on Georgetown led 20 at the end of the first at the end of the second and by the tune the final buzzer put a merciful end to Stratfords humiliation The Rotarlans top gunner was Ian who lit the red light four times Chris Milne Bob and Doug Barnes each a pair while tingles were credited to Bill Klrby and Mike Osborne Although Stratford came up with a poor game credit should be given to the Rotary Juveniles who combined an awesome offensive display with beads up tight defence Inmost cases when he offence hits top gear the defence Buffers or vice versa The played total hockey on Friday and Stratford caught in the whirlwind The Rotary Juveniles now muat wait to face be winner of the Riverside Oak Ridges series which is still In progress Should a winner in this series be decided this week the Juveniles will be playing this weekend The Georgetown arena will have any In formation regarding game dates and times listing of these openings follows Girls division A total of ten teams will play She inore senior Kir Is can be Wrestlers gaining For the second week In a row the Centennial Public School wrestling team was forced to take a back seat to the wrestlers from Robert Service Public School of Scarborough According to coach Jim Hull however his have shown marked Improvement over the last two tournaments and could be In position to knock off the Service wrestlers if the trend continues The weekends tournament was held at J Public School In Scarborough There were it teams entered Cen tennial represented the only out of Toronto entry Robert Service finished on top of the heap with points while Georgetown was the runnerup team with 13S points The local team had boys competing and from this number 14 of them gained placlngs within the place winners were Joe Ibukl lbs Steve Cropper 10S lbs Rick 123 lbs and Ian Mackenzie open class Three team members placed second Frank Mledjlnskl eg lbs Brian McCormlck lbs and Peter Milne lis lbs Five boys locked up third place standings They included Jim Allen lbs Dean lbs Kevin Brown lbs Dave Taggart 130 lbs and Jim Carmlchael In the open class Scott Haines In the 115 lb class and Jeff in the 130 lb class each picked up a fourth place standing Centennial Public School will be hosting their own wrestling tournament April Squirt Division Qualifications born 1967 or 166B Number of teams registered nine Number of that may yet register Minor Atom Qualifications born 1966 Number of teams registered sis Number of players that may yet register three Major Atom Qualifications born 1965 Number of teams registered seven Number of players that may yet register Minor Mosquito Qualifications born Number of teams registered six Number of players that may yet register eight Major Mosquito Qualifications born 1983 Number of teams registered five Number of players that may yet register five Minor Peewee Number of teams registered six This division Is full Major Peewee Qualifications born 1961 however boys bom in 1962 will also be accepted Number of teams registered four Number of players that may yet register Baseball begins to roll Junior Qualifications born or The tame number of players are registered this year as last but registration will remain open Anyone who would like to fill one of these openings should call Haddy Smedema at soon as possible Every division In the boys league will be represented In the Halton and Peel In- terdlstrict League This In eludes minor and major representatives for the Atom and Mosqui to di visions but only a Minor team In the division Soccer crests for the 1975 season have been ordered and will be given to the players at the beginning of lbe season The association now needs referees to handle the heavy 1975 schedule To help solve the problem a referee clinic will be held this spring It will be staffed by highly qualified people and wQl be open to anyone Interested Please call Bryan Turner at and give It a try The Georgetown Baseball Association will be holding its annual meeting for the election of officers on March at 1 at Cedarvale Park Thla meeting la open to the public and It hoped there will be a large turnout This meeting will also give the public the opportunity to express their though to con cernlng the operation of the league have been mailed to all last years ball players and their parents advising them of the meeting Registration for the season will also start at time Registrations are open to all boys or girls from to IB who wish to play As yet a fee for participation his not been set However the GBA does not think that there will be a large Increase if any from last fee of per child for League and for Rep Ball With the constant upward spiral of the GBA anticipates holding the line on costs not been formulated for the coming season Tbe only definite thing Is that there be baseball this year Tbe full extent of baseball can only be ascertained when the new committee bos a better Idea of the support they will have from To be successful coaches managers umpires reporters score keepers and many other positions must be filled Remember you do not have to be an expert but have a desire to help A reminder concerning costs There are still some sweaters and other equipment still out with various people and to our coats down we ask that these things be turned on Sunday Mar 16 as well We need you Your Kids need you Dont let them down Al Gimpel new head of Glen ball The Glen Williams Minor Softball Association Is setting the wheels in motion for this years rapidly approaching season Elections for this years executive were held recently and It comprises president Al vice- president Marion and secretary treasurer Vonne Pierce At this same meeting registration fees were finalized This year the fees will be per player to a maximum of per family The first registration session will be held this Saturday March IS at St Hall In he Glen 10 a until Registrations will continue a week from tills Saturday on March with lbe some times scheduled As usual he main concern of the association Is the state of Williams ball park Ice and water damage seem to be particularly heavy this year and a clean up and repair operation will gel under way as soon as the weather permits Association president Gimpel feels certain that because of the past winters ravages a fund drive will have to be initiated in lbe Glen to cover clean up costs As in year past the Glen Williams will be associated with the Rural Minor Softball Association The group held Its annual meeting over the weekend with a new executive being elected The new slate of office Includes past president John Haines Glen Williams president Doug Lerlche vice president Bill While and secretary treasurer Joan Couison also of The league members this season will Include Glen Williams Hornby Llmehouse Erin Lowvllle and Acton although members of the association do not enjoy full voting privileges There were some minor changes made o the con stitution but the Glen suggestion that helmets be made mandatory wearing for all base runners was voted down The Ontario Rural Minor Softball Association although perhaps not as prestigious as some of the other minor leagues In the province has strong affiliated member leagues The Rural Minor Softball Association of which Glen Williams Is a member Is a example Eight hundred players separated into teams were Involved in last year with this league teams were entered into On championships and three teams walked away with provincial laurels Glen Williams captured one championship As last year the Glen will be entering eight teams in the Halton league All youngsters interested In playing minor in the Glen are urged to register on time so teams and schedules can be formulated as quickly as possible Chappel rinks win division By Diane and Jeffrey Duck Two Rinks combined to win the Division championship for the OCA Governor Generals Trophy The division playdowns were held at the Curling Club this past weekend Saturdays play saw our rinks defeat Milton in the morning game and the Grand Valley octet In the af ternoon The teams returned on Sunday to defeat Bramp ton in a last end squeaker The earns of Andre Wolder Jeffrey Duck Joe and Gary Knight Harvey Chappel Jim Lusby Tracey Barrager and Doug Colllson are the first division winners in any OCA event for almost a decade from our club Thinking positively they are only four wins away from the AllOntario Championship and the Governor Generals silver The finals will bo played in Thomas on March and 22 Last Saturday also saw a successful Mixed Open Bonsplel a our club In the early draw Don MeConlga of St George a placed first while Bill Erwln rink from Humber Highlands was runnerup The David Reld foursome from High Park were high one game winners In the late draw the John Selby rink curling out of High Park took top honors with Ray Steele rink from our a close second from Tarn Heather took the high one game honor We still have some agricultural bulls farmers in our club Jack Hamilton Harold Jack Burrows Bill made the long trip to Erin last Wed took on the arena ice and all the rest of the far won All three games and brought home the Far mer s Spiel Trophy They won enough oil to last each of them for two years so maybe they ore In the market for a tractor or two Our ladies continue to do well in out of own spells Last Wednesday Joan Mustard Dot Currie Collins and Louise Nugent visited the very competitive Guelph Curling Club and won the high one gome winner a position in one of the draws Georgetown Baseball Association Annual Meeting MARCH 1675 PM PARK This meeting Is being held to elect an executive for the season All those who are Interested are invited to attend BASEBALL REGISTRATION MARCH TO CEDARVALE PARK Fee to be determined Open to boys or girls from INSTANT MILLIONAIRE In Millionaire Con Hit Olympic Lottery in THE SPOTLIGHTS ON THE NEW the HORNET the MATADOR the ECONOMY GREMLIN WATCH FOR THEM AT CREMASCO MOTORS Cor Elizabeth GALYN SHOES DUVAL RITCHIE HITTER J mm nit Luggage Georgetown Mar Nat Centre HALTON HILLS Millionaire UPHOLSTERY ALL WORK DONE BY PROFESSIONAL Free Night 8778222 Out ipti St Georgetown PHEE AUTO SALES APPLIANCE SERVICE All MAKES By Qualified Technician Wa tiling Machinal Dry en Etc INSTALLATIONS 8778441 Ml mono I re BAKERY 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