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Page IB TtltHLRALD May Warriors hoop champs THE WARRIORS champions of the Halton Hills Men right Cord Basse tt Rob Phillips and Geoff Taylor Back Basketball Association for 197475 The Warriors defeated row from left Bill Bingham Peter Walker Jim Costlgan the Cougars to take the crown Front row left to and Doug Getty In perhaps the best game of the year for the Halton County Men Basketball Association he Warriors defeated the Cougars last Thursday night to take both the cham aeries two games to and the league crown The Warriors won the first game of the final series nan but the Cougar rallied to tie the series and set the stage for Thursday a crucial rubber match In the championship game the Cougars Jumped In front early at one point taking a six point lead The Warriors failed to panic and chipped away the Cougars lead and by half time held a onepoint advantage 10- IB Both teams were stressing defence and the lead changed hands several times throughout the second half As the final minutes ticked away Ihegamewasstlllupfor grabs but Jim Cosllgans basket with seconds showing on the game clock spelled the difference and gave the Cougars their championship win led the Warriors scores with points Rob Phillips had nine BUI Bingham added eight while Doug Getty and Gord Basset each contributed our points For the Cougars In their losing effort Don Hurley netted 13 points Fred Harris counted 12 Brian Cosgrove hooped seven Jim Ridley had six and Steve Frost and Dave Boycott hit for two points respectively Poor White Oaks tactics Rough start for Rebels The Georgetown District High School Senior and Junior soccer Rebels opened their season this past week Senior Rebels won a bitterly contested match 1 over White Oaks High School of Oak v llle while the Juniors played twice losing to White Oaks Juniors on Tuesday then claiming a 32 decision over Trafalgar Juniors on Thursday All three matches were played Georgetown District High School In the Senior gome several fights broke out to mar the match and hacking and vicious tackling seemed a part of the White Oaks teams tactics The Georgetown Seniors did not exhibit a good brand of soccer but coach Tom Beer expressed the belief that the attitude of the White Oaks players did not allow his team to concentrate on merely playing good soccer Tom Koch scored the Georgetown counter and it proved to be the winning The Juniors swung Into action on Tuesday coach Jack Brown blamed the defeat on Penalties prove Rams downfall In a surprisingly rough game for so early in the season the Clippers defeated the Hills Rams 1615 in lacrosse action at the Georgetown Arena last Thursday evening This was the second exhibition encounter between these two teams In a little over a week and perhaps in this instance familiarity does indeed bread contempt According to Howard Dwyer Rams manager the team took far too many foolish penalties and this resulted in the loss The Rams accumulated BO minutes In penalties and the Clippers were not far behind as their total fell just two minors short of matching the local team sin bin lime The Rams held slim 54 lead after the firat period but fell behind 12 10 alter minutes of piny Ian Duff not noted as a scorer last year popped three goals in the opening frame Glen Sherman also came up with a hat trick lor the Rams Steve Wison Paul Wilson and Andy Broadbent notched two goals apiece for the locals while singles went toBruceCooksley Bruce Green and Bill Fox Is one of the few Georgetown boys to try out for the team and his play Impressed the team management Twenty one players were dressed for the game however the roster has not yet been final ted This week practices will determine the final cuts and competition for places on the team has been keen The Rams will work out at the Georgetown arena on Wednesday tonight at 30 and on Thursday at The season regular schedule Is still in the process of being final ted but the Rams travel to May 12 for their season opener They begin their home stand in Georgetown Tuesday May Game time for all matches is 30 the lack of exhibition game experience He hod not had a chance to view his players under actual game conditions prior to Tuesday contest and he openly admitted that some of his boys were badly positioned Thursday a gome was a different story however as the Juniors exhibited a confidence that was lacking Tuesday and moved the ball better for a total team win Coach Brown had moved same of his players to other positions for Thur game and the club exhibited much better balance The Rebels despite the closeness of the score dominated Thursday game with Todd Beckett notching all three of his team counters Beckett was an important cog in the Junior machine last year and from his performance on Thursday he seems deter mined that the trend will continue this year The Senior and Junior Rebels were scheduled to play home on Tuesday however at press time were not SOCCER BOOT EXCHANGE Georgetown Minor Soccer Association ANNUAL SOCCER BOOT EXCHANGE will hild on opining day AT CEDARVALE beginning at a GBA in shape With the completion of Saturday registrations the Georgetown Baseball Association will now prepare the rosters for upcoming 1B75 season On Monday past the con of the respective leagues met and prepared team rosters These will appear in next week paper Approximately teams will be fielded this year this total being dependent on the final registration totals Argos trounce Rebels Two GDHS swimmers in provincial finals The Optimists Club of Georgetown sponsored an exhibition basketball game between the Rebels and a team composed of Toronto Argonauts football players last Friday evening at the GDHS gym The Argonaut contingent was led by team quarterback Mike and Included Cor Paul Krause Morris and Wayne Allison Their opponents from included various members of this past weeks Junior and Senior basketball Rebels The fans who attended the contest were treated to a fine basketball game with the pass run and kick boys displaying their athletic ability away with an win Mike Rae the gridiron leader played the same role on the hardwood floor and hit for 34 points as the game s high scorer Cor taking advantage of open lanes to the basket hit for points most of them on layups Paul had points or the Rebels with Mark Rets adding The teams were evenly matched in the opening quarter and the Argos led 19 The Impression given was that the Scullers were merely feeling out their opposition and testing for flaws Paul Krause displaying a beautiful Jump shot hit for 11 points In the opening lean minutes His deadly outside shooting opened up Iho area under the basket and it was mostly on driving layups that the built up their 29 half time lead At halfUme Mike Rae led all scorers with IB points Paul Nichol had eight for the The second half had coach Jim Costlgan sub freely and the built up an Insurmountable threeperiod lead In the fourth frame the coasted but when pressed picked up the and scored went away with quite a bit of at will respect for the Argonauts All the Argos were im basketball representatives presslve in a game that Now if this could Just be requires a different ability transferred to the football from the footballers usual field realm Those In attendance New heads for skaters Two Georgetown District High School students Cathy and John Glrvan swimming for the Cblnguacousy Swim Club competed in the Ontario Age Group 1517 years Division Two swimming championships at Castle Frank High School in Toronto on the weekend The competition featured a program that saw more than 200 competitors from 13 Ontario swim clubs taking part The competition was sanctioned by the Ontario Section of the Canadian Association JohnGirvan competed in 100 yard breast stroke events while Cathy confined herself to the yard backstroke competition Although John swam well he was unable to reach the finals in either of hla two events Cathy however finished in final withn time of 1 to highlight her swim club accomplishments Cathy has been swimming for the Chinguacousy club for three years while John Girvan has been a member for over four years On June 1 the club will be holding a swim a thon to at tempt to raise money for further competitions but at present their main worry is the acquiring of a part time coach The new executive of Georgetown Figure Skating Club met or the first time on Thursday May 1 and all positions on the 1975 executive have now been filled The new executive includes president Ron Snow vice- president Bob Howard secretary Gall Sherry treasurer Lynn Morey Other positions Hied Included Ice committee Mrs Peggy Shannon carnival chair woman Mrs Sharon Gale costume coordinator Mrs Valerie Kemp tests for senior skaters Mrs Carol Lamb Badges for Junior skaters Mrs Carol Cameron publicity Mr Brian Peart special events Mr Hugh Allen trophies Mr Barry Grummet telephone committee Mrs Yvonne Henderson competitions Mrs Donna Massena and sound and music Mr Ron Snow The club would like to advise that anyone having publicity regarding the club please contact Mr Peart The club la looking forward to another successful year with the new executive In the months ahead THE CARPET BARN SEE TOM JEFF OR opportunity to do so is still available Send the boy or girls name address phone number and date of birth with the registration fee to Georgetown Baseball Association Box 101 Georgetown These late registrations will be accepted up to the Initial day that play begins in the house league After that they will be placed on teamB as soon as an opening becomes available All the Rep teams have been holding practices for the past week or so Turnouts or various alls tar teams have been exceptional and il ap pears Georgetown will be well represented At the County and OBA levels the rosters for these teams are still open and anyone wishing to attend a practice may to do so by contacting the respective coaches For further information regarding the allstars contact Mr Ron Teams representing Georgetown this year will be the Armbro Tykes Georgetown Elks Bantams Midgets and Gage Stationery Juveniles A reporter is still needed to handle the placing of the week results In the newspaper Anyone wishing to take on this position Is urged to contact Mr Sgulgna The GBA is looking forward to a rewarding and successful year but town support Is needed to achieve this goal GIFT SETS for MOTHERS DAY Wicker Posey Basket All flowers festive bows and Blue Grass fragrance Flower Mist Puff Puff Hand Lotion Fluffy Milk Bath OrMemoireCherie fragrance GOOD GROOMING SPECIAL Body Shampoo Cologne and Deodorant Youngs Pharmacy DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN Open a m m MONDAY to FRIDAY 877 SAT 9 Pay your Bell Telephone Account here No Charge WE DELIVER BIG PAUL KRAUSE goes up and over Rebel Argonaut football players Krause used his RickGourlleln last Friday nights exhibition deft touch with the Jump shot to pump In 11 game between the Rebels and five Toronto points In first quarter of the game TOWN 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