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I THE HERALD Wednesday Jane ltTS OHA approves town Jr team now official a Junior B team will be operating In Georgetown for thli coming season Dave Branch an OHA secretary confirmed with thla paper on Monday lhat Georgetown had been accepted Into the OHA Junior fold The Georgetown entry will be competing In Group along with teams from Burlington Oakvllle Milton Streetsviile and Dixie The members of this league are due to meet sometime in the near future to set up the leagues schedule and the format for playoffs According to the the only stipulation that they will make that a group winner be decided on by March It In order to advance Into playdowns The Georgetown Junior Bs coach Paul Robinson expects the league to be very competitive with a high calibre of hockey on display for the hockey buffi entertainment In backing up point Robinson noted that advanced all the way to the All- Ontario Jr B finals last year and would probably provide the leagues ap peal Hon Although no players have been inked as yet Robinson indicated that the club has been In touch several but contended that it was too early as yet to expect definite commitments The Georgetown Junior will open training camp August and it Is expected that about hopefuls will attend All the players who attend camp will be there by Invitation only and the battles for places on the club are expected to provide great spectator interest Robinson feels that even though his club is a first year entry It can and will be competitive There will be no break once the training camp gets under way and exhibition games are already being lined up which will lead the team directly Into the regular schedule In order to get the team Into fighting trim the exhibition schedule Is being worked Into bringing higher bracketed teams to town and one team that is expected to do preaeason battlelstbeTorontoMarllea As yet there has been no official word from team management regarding proseason competitors but a game against a Junior A team has been set up for Sunday September A solid foundation for Georgetowns newest hockey endeavour la currently being laid by the team executive and its obvious from the plans currently being formulated that the team has a bright future Town support is however a prerequisite for a successful team and anyone wishing to help out in whatever manner should contact a member of the executive who will be able to provide further Information regarding team requirements Rams up to sixth place THE GEORGETOWN TYKES of the moved into third place in the standings in light of three wins In their Tykes bump Burlington The Georgetown Tykes of the HCBA moved into third spot in the league standings behind Burlington and Brampton as a result of three winning perf in their last four outings On June 13 the Tykes shellacked On June the Georgetown nine again showed no mercy for Waterdown they dropped then Their lone loss In the last four games was to Brampton but they wore quickly back on the winning road as they dumped In Georgetown on Monday night In Monday nights contest Hatcher was credited with the win getting relief help from Dave who pitched a fine two Innings chalked up four thirdstrike decisions Dave Norton was a thorn In aide all night as he went three-far- three walked twice and scored five times Duane Hatcher In addition to pitching effort was at the plate and knocked In three runs Scott scored three times and Dave picked up two RBls Last Tykes Journeyed to Guelph for the Kinsmen Tyke Tournament there but were eliminated after hey dropped their second game to Hamilton They made their tournament debut a smashing success when they defeated In the game Dave MKrulre picked ia the win and Mike Doucette for two Including three runs batted in The heartbreaking loss to Hamilton took nothing away from the Tykes performance as the team played extremely well The score was tied as late as tbefourth inning but Hamilton picked up two in their half of the fifth while Georgetown could only add a single marker and went down to defeat Hatcher was tagged with the loss but pitched a fine game Hatcher also looked good at the plate did Bobby Marks David and Scott A pair of victories this past week one an upset win over has moved the Halton Hills Rama Into fifth place in the OLA Western Division Junior C standings In on Wed nesday night the Rama played perhaps their best game of the year handing their hosts a 17- 11 detest The Rams were never to be bested in this contest as they led after the first period 129 after minutes then outs cored in the final frame The big guns for the Rams In this Important win were Ron and Bruce Bach player picked up four goals and two assists Ian Duff notched a Goalie Gary who played a strong game In nets recorded three assists high hit man was Lindsey Anderson He beat goalie Turk oat for five Koala Paul Wilson of the Rama picked up an ugly Injury Wednesday nights game he was cut about the eye for six stitches when hit by an ac cidental high stick Wilson sat out Thursday nights game but la expected to be back on the floor shortly Anyone walking Into the Georgetown arena after one period of play on Thursday night would have been excused If be thought the score board was malfunctioning At that point in the game the Rama were clinging to a 10 lead in a defensively dominated game The second period broke the spell however as the Rams counted seven times to Owen Sounds three to take a com fortable fourgoal lead Into the last minutes The final period again featured defensive play but the Rama struck for four goals to Owen Sounds three to walk off the floor victors The game something of a rough affair with the Rams picking up minutes In penalties to Owen Sounds 5B minutes but In all fairness to the players questionable calls by the referees led to a lot of the chlppineu The Rams goals were split amongst ten players Bruce and Steve Wilson each had a pair of counters while singles went to Ron Turkosx Kent Jim Ian Campbell Glen Rams management now feel the team Is finally coming into its own and starting to play up to their potential Unfortunately the crowds viewing the games at Che Georgetown arena con tinue to be sparse and disappointing The Rams record now stands at four wins and eight losses but their play of late has Improved to the point lhat they do deserve better local backing Lacrosse may be a somewhat strange game to most Georgetown sports fans but It Is an exciting fastpaced game and the Rams alter nately employ finesse and physical confrontation to provide highly spiced sports entertainment The Rams next home en counter Is Monday June when they will host and it should prove to be a very lively contest to avenge their recent loss to the Rama while the Halton that they have I comer towards a successful are hoping to attract con- season Pan support can give a more boosters In team an edge and the Rams their games to come Tyke Standings J landtags TEAM LlPXB g Burlington Brampton 7 is k Georgetown 14 V OakvBla TEAM Georgetown 2 a Burlington CampbeDvlUe a Brampton 18 Three wins In three outings this past week boosted the seasons record to six wins and a single loss and first place berth atop the Juvenile division of the Peel County Girls Softball Association Last Tuesday the reeled by Royalettes uno On Wed nesday the team eked out a 05 win over and then on Sunday In Burlington the put down their hosts The win over was particularly satisfying as the avenged their iiiimiijimmiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiMii INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM W Glen Casselmana Garwood Billiards Nerval Perks Kinsmen Fryers Inglewood Random WEEKS RESULTS Flyers Casselmana Perks Club 5 Random 2 Kinsmen 15 Inglewood Glen 13- Inglewood Casselmans 8 Random Curwoode- 1 Club Billiards Perks InglewoodBFlyersB Than June It Monday Jane Kinsmen fl Flyers Curwood Club 1 UPCOMING GAMES Wed Jane 1B Diamond Casselmans Perks B Diamond Flyers Random Diamond Glen Than Jane M Random Inglewood at Inglewood Son Jane Diamond Flyers vs Casselmans B Diamond Perks so B Diamond vs Random B Diamond Kinsmen Club Billiards Diamond ChibBlUiardsvaGIen only loss of the season The victory lied them for first place at that point Laura Wilkes picked up the win over Alderwood with Charlie Milton providing most of the power Charlie went at the plate Wednesdays contest was a nip and tuck affair throughout and was not decided until the final frame Debbie Hamilton who along Joan played an outstanding defensive gome on the left side of the infield knocked in the winning run in the top of the seventh Janet Mckay backed up her coaches decision as she came on as a pinch hitter In the fifth inning and promptly stroked a double which provided two badly needed runs Although Ihe score might not Indicate It the game against Burlington was also close until the Isle frames as Georgetown only led by two runs 42 after five Innings The eventually found the range however and banged home five runs In the final two Innings Betty Marchmcnt with four strikeouts picked up the win but she needed relief help from Laura Wilkes In the fifth In ning In recording the save Laura sent six Burlington batters back to the bench via the strikeout route Charlie Mil on again proved potent at the plate as she went three for four and laced a triple Patty Caruso worked well at the plate as she banged out two doubles On Tuesday the hosted Brampton At press time the score was not available This coming Tuesday will be bra veiling to Georgetown Game time is NOW UNDER ONE ROOF The Best in Small Cars HIGHEST TRADE IN ALLOWANCE The money you save at Baz Will be your own ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING Plus Tax and Licence HONDA MILES I 1975EPATwti DOWN THE HILL FLORISTS FOR ALL II MAIN ST WERE HEBE 8776901 SI Mill St EtitolMslnSt NOW BREATH Firemen Brian Hill sitting and George Mann were among the many who were tested by members of the St John Ambulance In first old Gordon Memorial Arena Public Skating SUNDAYS PM PM TUESDAYS 2 PM 4 PM THURSDAYS PM PM Admission 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