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Falcons drop Chings move to third place Falcons Soccer squad out scored the opposition last week moving them Into third spot In the standings one point behind second place Chlng Major Last Thursday they played in Toronto winning It was sweet revenge for the Falcons who two weeks ago lost their first home game against this team The Falcons were well prepared or this game but did not score until the mark the first half when a free kick from Bill was headed Into the net by Joe Calms who played his best game for the Falcons that night THE PEE WEE GIRLS SOCCER AM display the Harrison and Rosemary Wilcox Back row left to right trophy they won in the Whitby Tournament In last Solly Susan Smarda Alyson Ritchie Bonnie Lee Saturdays Tournament the girls finished but Beckett Lorraine Turner Joan Gilmer Shcrri played well Front row left to right Kent Angela Sylvia Martin and Coach Bryan Turner Absent are Second row left to right Beth Carolyn Donna Kuipura Laura Lynn From Mcduskey Jeanne Wilson Jenny Thompson Carolyn and Lynn Gallant First girls tournament Girls tops at soccer Georgetown bostcd six out teams last Saturday In their first girls tournament It was all day soccer at both Cedarbale fields and everybody present enjoyed a well organised day of sport and soccer It was a great success in many ways and Mrs who worked so hard as the main organizer must have been all satisfaction on the end of the day Most success however enjoyed by two St An drews teams from Scarboro each one winning their respective divisions Both Georgetown teams provided good competition but had to settle for second place in both the Pee Wee and Mosquito division the Mosquito division Richmond Hill and Dixie played the final game of the day to decide third and fourth place Both teams games to St Andrews and Georgetown and it took the shape of real battle Rich Hill the only team with lady coach Joan Co we had been playing all day but it did not seem to have taken any spirit or desire away from them with Linda Sclberas of defence not big in size but very reliable inside right Laurie who would not give up and a very strong and skillful Karen at centre half Karen played the final game la goal and even there did not look out of place The player who drew the attention however was the smallest in the tournament Less then four feet tall Helen did not give an Inch to anybody regardless of their size and she played brilliant soccer or an Victory did not come however Mary Ann saw to that scoring for Dixie the only goal of the game Mary Ann who Is an excellent half back placed goal nil day for Dixie and was tested by Georgetown and St Andrews in previous games Georgetown Georgetown scored three goals on her but St Andrews the winning team had to settle or only one Mary Ann in goal was Just fantastic and in the Richmond game she had no intention to be scored on She had good help from her defence They had the smallest pair of In their league with being a standout In skills as well as coordination Janet a solid right half provided Dixie with the punch to boot the ball out of danger into the opponents half The two top teams however took the field at the end of the day to decide who would be first or second Beth had impressive victories during the day and in the scoring department Georgetown impressed the most up to that point Andrews showed their class winning the game handily Most of the damage was done by Ann Costaln the little left winger scoring three of the four goals Sharon Ellen a great little playmakcr scored the fourth goal This team showed class Right winger Mari Jane Woodyatt en tertained the spectators with excellent skills The defensive pair of and Christine Lalng played out standing soccer The first ploying was very good positional soccer the latter very aggressive with great footwork Two strong per formers at the half line in Joanne Simpson and Mlchele Long also helped the cause This team was too strong or Georgetown and they ought to be congratulated with their performance and first place Georgetown however played good soccer placing second Jenny Smith scoring three times against Dixie and once more against Richmond Hill was the top scorer Nancy Diamond and Cun ningham added singles On defence Linda Ferguson as always played solid soccer Outstanding on defence in the St Andrews game was Betsy Sharpies Susan played goal for Georgetown and could not be blamed for the four goals scored against her In the St Andrews game Up to that point Susan was scored upon only once In the previous games Team effort together with great team spirit under coach Beth should carry this team to more future success Thank you alt girls coaches and managers for making this day such a sue cess To the referees The division did Georgetown tied all their three games the last game against St Andrews being the game everybody was looking or Neither team disappointed St Andrews scored first on a goal by Angela Amlnola who played left wing Jenny Thompson with her goal brought Georgetown on even terms midway through the game St Andrews with two wins and this tic finished first and had to be the best all around team in the tournament The girls showed the results of great coaching and Jim Kennedy should be congratulated for such a fine team Passing ball control and positional ploy were displayed all through the day by this team Joanne Carr at the shortest goalkeeper In this division showed great goalkccplng Ruth Smith on defence was most reliable and a standout centre half Laura Brown was sure end solid Reeding the game very well left striker Susan Ellis had to be the best playmakcr She engineered many good attacks with her skills Left striker Susan Thompson scored the best goal of the tournament scoring on a beautiful header against Orange ville Karen sons skillful passing made her look great A great team all around Congratulations from your last opponent of the day Georgetown a team that did not lose a game but bad to settle for second on points Georgetown is proud of this team which won the Whitby Tournament two weeks ago and provided us with ex again this day Joan Gilmer was a standout all day scoring twice against Whitby Susan scored the third goal In their 33 tie This Georgetown team has really no standouts All girls seem to do very well and it Is complete team effort that shoots them to success Physically a strong team Joan Gilmer Hoy ley played a strong game and deserves mention In their game with Whitby Georgetown was leading 34 with to go Did you ever a roof fall in on Well It happened to them in the last 10 Whitby scored three goals was heart breaking for coach Bryan Turner but the girls took it with great stride and showed good Is what makes them the greatest Joanne Mulcahy a lightweight centre forward from Whitby scored two of the three goals against Georgetown It was good ball control and her great speed that did the trick Sandra Lawr scored the third Very Impressive the smallest girl of the team who came into the game as substitute against St Andrews was Wendy Niewendyk a good playmakcr Sheila Mulcahy centre half a strong kicker and great performer was the backbone of this team together with good goal keeping of Debbie Hunlnk who hod to be the tallest keeper of the tournament One of the most under rated players on the Whitby team was left winger Elizabeth Vcrrydt who did some clever passing at times and deserves to bo mentioned Whitby battled with Orangeville for third or fourth place It was a a scoreless draw Anna was the strong performer or an overall fast breaking team that surprised St Andrews losing a close contest 32 Solano Hough displayed great As a surprise move she was replaced in the Whitby game by Sharon Boston who played a solid game In goal as well They had good help from Bev Rankin a solid blonde defenceman who played very well Most un derrated but very effective in the Whitby game was tall blonde Kathy Other players that deserve mention was Wendy Black A good day of soccer In Georgetown The girls received a great applause when ribbons were handed out at the end of the day Most enjoyable Current Ripples Goodbye By Chris Unit Itsbeenagoodyearl In September 1971 1 moved to Georgetown from Kingston and began working In several pools In Brampton and Nerval November brought the of the Acton Lions Pool and more aquatic ex perience as an assistant supervisor Finally in April came the opening of Georgetowns Indoor Pool and I was accepted as the pool supervisor I was excited and determined to do my very best to design a program that would really please the community and open up aquatic sports and skills to all age groups The Job has been a challenging and enjoyable undertaking due to my staff ray employers and the community who have been so kind and helpful By next Monday your new pool super visor will be settled In and I will be back In my home town Sault Ste Marie hope that the new supervisor will receive as warm a welcome and find the Job as rewarding as I have The tremendous interest in swimming in this area will certainly make his task an easier one So tar making me feel at borne and tor making this year successful Sincerely CariilUU Past and Coming Events Another successful swim meet look place at Georgetowns Indoor Pool this past Saturday The com yet friendly spirit between the teams as well as the quality of the swimmers made It an enjoyable event to observe or participate In he teams placed in the Mowing order Fairfield Georgetown and Acton Ancaster Milton If you were at the CNE last Monday between and you may have seen Georgetowns Junior WaterPolo team performlnglntheSporisCanadasectlon There will be two other teams from Georgetown and Acton performing so if you happen to be at the CNE drop in to see them August Synchronized Swimming August Speed Team Be sure to get to the pools early to get a seat or the West Central Regional Championships being held his year In Hal ton Hills Thecomnetltiveswlmmina willcoramence at a m on Aug at Acton Lions Pool The Water Polo contests begin at 11 a m at Georgetowns Outdoor Pool Indoor if raining on August Teams will be coming from Caledonia Hamilton Lake Grimsby Burlington Misslssauga Ancaster and other communities So come out and support the Hal ton Hills teams In last weeks Current were left the list Carolyn Ripples regarding those McConnell Shannon Leo and swimmers who Delbrocko all passed passedtheirtcstaanoverslght their Beginners tests and will occurred and three names now advance Into Referees clinic The and District Football Referees Association is looking for prospective candidates to train as football officials from the Georgetown area A general meeting or all new prospective members will be held on August 20 at Trafalgar Hall at 30 m Trafalgar Hall Is located at the corner of Trafalgar Road and Highway In he area All persons Interested in officiating minor football and high school games are urged to attend The and District Football Referees Association is well respected in Ontario football circles For the past several years certain Its members have been chosen to work the University National Finals and the complete crew that handled the Eastern Collegiate Championship held at Sheridan College In this past Fall was from this association In addition several of the Lakeshore and District of ficials are being groomed for future work in the CFL One point that the association prides itself on Is the training and upward advancement of its younger officials Those Interested in football officiating and who are unable to attend the August 20 meeting are advised to contact Colin Gibson at or for further Information Glen softball crew hard on their fans- For the third consecutive game Glen Williams of the County Men Fastball League was involved la a nail tilting extra inning contest and for the second time in the three outings the Glen came away winners Last Tuesday night In Glen Williams he Green and White crew won a 15toning marathon over Hornby and enhanced their Chances of finishing In at least fourth place In the league standings Dave took the win far the Glen as he hurled the whole 15 innings allowing eight hits while striking out eight Hornby batsmen Moe Curtis was charged with the loss for Hornby but could hardly be faulted as he also went the full IB Innings allowing Glen hits while striking out 12 The Glen got single runs In the third and eleventh innings then packed away the win as Curtis altered somewhat In the lHh Dean Hancock led off the 15th with a single moved to second as Howie Corn foot walked then scored as Dave Ma singled Hancock was the top Glen hitter as he went two far five at the plate and scored the winning run Bill and Mike Pierce also collected a pair of hits Over the weekend the Glen team was involved In a tour In Ingle wood and made It to the finals before bowing 100 to York Mer chants The Glen won their initial contest over King City as pitcher BUI Sunstrum form Guelph hurled a no hitter picked up his second win of the tourney as he came on In relief of Dave In the fifth inning of the Glens victory over Peel Fence of Brampton In the championship game against the York Merchants the score read 30 York after eight Innings then the roof fell in York exploded for aoven runs In their half of the ninth to effectively settle the Issue Bob well until the disastrous McGowan who was pitching was charged with the loss KENNEDY DENTURE CLINIC Rd Kennedy Brampton SPECIALIZING IN DENTURES SPECIALIST Garth Officer T Therapist B SC CONSULTATIONS EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER2nd The office of Dr BC Hoddinott will be located in the GEORGETOWN MEDICAL CENTRE Princess Ann Drive New Phone number at that time will he Edward H Schroeder D C DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC 107 QUEEN ST EAST BRAMPTON Telephone HOUR SERVICE CLINIC PARKING The New Georgetown Geminis MAKE OUR JUNIOR HOCKEY CLUB YOUR COMMUNITY GEORGETOWN TEAM SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR SEASONS TICKETS HOME GAMES IN THE NEW GORDON ARENA EACH SATURDAY AT M P FAMILY HO DliCOUnt Price 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the second half the Falcons scored three more unanswered goals Joe Calms and Ian Syme with two Ian played very well and his two goals brought his total to five for the season The Falcons will have a new player in their lineup this coming week Stuart Robbins had signed up for the team A wellknown soccer coach all through the country Stuart will bn a valuable addition with alt his experience The Falcons will play the Dutch side next Thursday at St Clair at and play In White Oak next Sunday at BUSINESS DIRECTORY OPTOMETRISTS II CHIROPRACTOR G Corbett DC OPTOMETRIST L M Brown RO MAIN ST For Appointments prions OPTOMETRIST R R Hamilton RO Mountalnvltw South Professional Building For Please present Health I ranee Card BARRAGERS id Delivery Street For Appointment PHONE Evans Chiropractic Clime Street By Appointment LTD ENGINEERS SURVEYORS leMocntalHvlfwRd Georgetown Mil CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT t OPEN FOR LUNCHES Hunters Inn Country Restaurant Enter our LUCKY NUMBERS CONTEST WHEN YOUR NUMBER IS 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