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Wednesday September Page Glen Williams softbal has banner year The Glen Williams Minor Softball Association has had what could be termed ion a very sue I year Glen minor Softball teams competed in nine dlvlsons the Rural Softball Association and came away from five playoff championships as well as two league championships The Glen Atom boys and the Glen Bantam boys won Kg both ami titles Although they failed to their leagjie crowns three Glen teams the Squirt boys the Bantam girls and he Midget girls were playoff champions Congratulations are in order for the many people associated with the Glen Williams Minor Softball Association Gt FN BANTAM BOYS TEAM Front row left to right Bob Doyle Dave Pierce Martin Scott Haines and Jim Car michael Back row left to right Doug Pierce Cooch Gary Schamehom Andy Rankin Mark Goodie and Scott Crawford Absent Manager Miller Peter Milne and Jeff Tilt Front right Christine Williamson in Mnrclniuk Cindy Sec Brmim Id Donna Service and Jo- I mil rso k row left right Joyce Iglcalas toad K Wilcotks Kathy Kris Cindy Harlow Yvonne Caldwell and Assist V Absent Michelle Richmond Carolyn Karen and Lynn Eves Tilt Him lb front row lift to right Rick Jenkins bee Jeffrey Slaw Jenkins John John Rob Hue ha an Keith Perkins and Rob Back row left to right Man iger Jar Sot Steven James Kotankn Lloyd Newman J Brian Doherty Craig Armstrong Jon J John Coach and Pat Campbell Coach TIIE Gl EN MIDGET GIRLS team playoff winners in the Rural Minor Softball Association Front row left to right Vicky Harrington Carol Harlow Claire Elslinger Linda George Mary Hlllicr and Beth Carmlchael Back row left to riaht coach Mrs MarB Haines Kathv Setina rends Wanda Debbie Arm strong Adele Cathy Cheryl Webster Coach Jeff Haines and Coach Terry Ha In Absent Be v Vickcry Georgetown minor baseball final day Championship Day brought down the curtain on what proved to be a very sue season from start lo finish Convening this league was a privilege and a very easy task as a fine group of coaches and fine youngsters extended endless cooperation to make this an enjoyable one to manage Many thanks to Warren and Lois Crawford who looked after the Tripp Real Estate team Jim Mackle and Charlie Keltlngton of the Optimists Hugh Cook and Andy Carter of Toronto Dominion Bank and Hank Chaptin and Joe of Georgetown Tire The only losers during the season were those parents who for one reason or another did not attend the games to wit their youngsters play some very fine baseball The dedicated involvement by the coaches was best exemplified when it was discovered we did not hove a plate umpire for the Tyke game at which time Warren Crawford offered his services and got the game League trophies were distributed as follows League Champion Toronto Dominion Bank lsgue League Pennant Winners Georgetown Tire MVP Crawford Tripp Team MVP Warren Crawford Tripp Dob Grisbv D Bank Bob Dean Optimists Mark Georgetown Tire Beit Pile her Mark Georgetown Tire Most Home Runs Bob Dean Optimists Bob Grainy Bank Most Improved Player Andy Carter Bank Special thanks to Dan who did a fine job all season long as equipment con venor outfitting the teams as required and personally ensured that the youngsters did not run short of their required needs at any time Dan also did a super Job In arranging for trophies Many thanks also to Karen King and Frank of Recreation Parks who responded very responsibly and quickly to needed repairs and constant maintenance of the ball diamond facilities interest in the A was Toronto Dominion Bank 18 The highest scoring affair of the entire season produced a total of runs off of hits spread amongst seventeen batters Both teams were very evenly matched as the lead exchanged hands on six different occasions The final outcome was decided in the bottom half of the sixth inning when Paul crossed the plate with what proved to be the winning run It was however Bob who ensured the victory taking over from starting pitcher Jamie Craig Bob retired the three Optimist batters In the final Inning with strikeouts Criag and combined yielded hits Issued 11 walks while striking out 10 Optimist batters The Bankers power at the plate was provided by Jamie Craig with 3 doubles Bob a double and singles Shawn a double and triple George Osborne a single and doubles Doug Smith and Paul doubles David Wood a single and double Andy Carter three singles Glenn Schwcyer singles and Cameron Levers a single Losing pitcher Bob Dean gave up hit out and yielded 13 free passes Bob however had a perfect day at the plate with a single double triple and a shot which cleared the left field fence The rest of the losers hits were by Brad Tyndall and Paul Gulstini each with a single and double David Parent 3 singles Jim Gordon Jonet Gorton and David Gorton each having stogies Special mention to the umpiring In this game withRogerArmstrongbehindtheplnte Dove Leemlng Danny Reynolds and Brad Woss an the bases At the completion of he game league trophies were presented lo each member of the Toronto Dominion Bonk team while the Optimist players received individual finalist trophies MVP T D BankBob Optimists Bob Dean TYKE A first for the G A on Championship was he advent of an All Star Game with league champions being decided earlier by way of a playoff system An all star team comprised of the best players from Irwin and the produced a one sided victory over the Baltimore Standard Products selection to the tune of 15- Winning pitcher Darren Silverware Kemp was superb on the mound and wcnt3or3at Dean Marks belted a triple while Rob Mlddlebro had a double A super season was readied In Tyke this year and many thanks for their hard work and dedication goes to all the fine coaches In the league whose combined effort produced a fine group of young ballplayers The gratitude of these youngsters was when each personally autographed a baseball bat to be to Tyke Con verier Dave Domanskl who is presently hospitalized Wife Sandra delivered the bat to Dove later that day which was not only greatly but also gave Dave a sense of participation In a day which he worked so tremendously hard towards making It the succes it was AWARD WINNERS league Champions Pennant Winners Lioneltes Ml Star Champions Irwin I lonttles Darren KernD Robbie Wilkes Standard Products Dean Marks Irwin Lawrence Baltimore But Pitcher Darren Kemp Best Batter Darren Kemp Llonrtles The unfortunate part of the Bantam House League this year was the lock of youngsters in this age bracket and as a result the league operated with only two teams Hopefully next year will produce a larger registration and generate keener com petition A high scoring affair saw Real Estate clobber Plumbing and Heating by the score of At the con elusion of the game each of the winning team received Individual cham trophies THfc Mill JAMS HIT m winners of Hob Plaits Mark Hancock Ken MncDonald Doug the Rural champ row left to Campbell Andrew Hammer Jim Doyle John Car right BUI Z Mark Tim Harlow Absent 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