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Page THE HERALD Wednesday September Gems have forwards defense a problem For the first three years of Its existence the Georgetown hockey club had a Barnes In the lineup Doug Barnes was the Gems for nil three of the Junior seasons and before he went overage lie counted 110 goals to set the mark for all Gem players of the future The Gems will cry likely still have a Barnes in the lineup this season John Barnes who ployed with the Sunny Firms last year has been working out with the and by all reports is looking good John will not be i serious threat to his older brother s goal scoring records His as a will be stop forwards of other teams who arc trying to set those records He looked good in the practises said Gem gtneral manager Bob Tost He has that puck savvy that Doug has Defense is the ne area where Tost says his team may problems I think we will tx able to put the puck In the net Tost said Bui we got to come Up with some defense men The got a boost when Mark t ilby and Mnrtv Power returned after itlending Junior A camps Filby was out with and Power was skating with Niagara frails Iowtr played both defense and forwird with the Gems last season and Falby put In some lime on defenie with team after spending most of the season with th Midgets The defense men in camp arc Barnes Mark Tony Gianni who all played with the Gems last Shane Withers who has with Acton Sabres Bob a regular last year with the Gems is also back but an elbow injury has kept him from practising Tost said defenseman may be out for quite a while With only six or In camp it is doubtful the Gems will cut any of the The team does hac some excellent looking forwards on the roster and a couple of them may take a shot at Barnes scoring record if they stay with the team long enough The two best looking forwards at Sunday s practise in this reporter opinion were Greg Thompson and Lance Thompson a midget last season who ployed with the Gems during the ptavoffs looks like he has put on i lot of and with his speed shot and poise he could be one of leaders this year Hi scored his first Junior goal during the playoffs against the Strectsviik Dcrbys last year hi should turn on quite a few more goal lights this season Thompson was with Neil Cottons midget team last year is still minor midget age and could Junior hockey for another seven years if he uses his overage year Doucette is also practising with the Toronto Marl Dor midgets and he said he will decide whether go with them or stay with the Gems later this week Another forward who has been looking good in practise is Tim Turner However Turner is also trying out with a couple of tier two Junior A clubs and may not stay with the team is also trying out for couple of tier two teams One forward the Gems have lost for sure is John The forward who played both center and the wing last year Is going to play with Henry Carr Collegiate in Toronto He was out at the Gems first practise Gem management will find out this season whether Saturday night home games are the reasons attendance was so low last season The Georgetown Raiders will play two Saturday night home games The Raiders normally play on Friday nights and consistently the Gems who play the next night In their first Saturday night draw the Raiders will host Owen Sound That will be October In the second contest on November Port will pay visit to Alcott Arena That second game will more than likely draw better because the Raiders will not have played at the night before Will the Raiders be able to draw whin competing with the Toronto Maple Leafs Well find out on October and November Footnote The Georgetown Raiders game duled for October Owen Sound has been changed to February The Raiders have also announced the signing of Roy He is Jhe only player to have been signed to their roster thus far Georgettes romp over the Glen The Georgettes took a one- game lead in their playoff series Williams by winning l Monday night The gome was played in the Glen The Georgettes got excellent pitching by Ev Me tiler who tossed four hitter and went the distance The Glen scored first with the Georgettes coming back to tie it at one in the Ion or the third It was next inning that spelled the big difference in the garni The Georgettes crossed the plate six limes to a commanding 1 lead In their half of the sixth the Georgettes came up with final two runs Pat Caruso carrying the big bat for the Georgettes as she slapped out Tour hits and scored throt runs Coach said his whole team was hitting the ball well Dore was very pleased with the work of Nancy who was catching for the es The team catcher throughout he year Swceiy recently moved out west and was called on to take over the duties behind the plate Nancy Just did a great Job Dore said it was the first time she has ever caught and she handled herself great be behind the plate for the remainder of the sea Harley and Chrysler battle for top spot It took a sudden vie lory game to decide first place in the Georgetown Industrial Fastball League Thi game was played last night at Horn by ball park It pitted Motors a gainst Georgetown Chrysler finished the regular season with points while Chrysler was one behind How ever because the Way Joy Sportsmen defaulted fi lea gue play Chrysler played 32 games as opposed to s Anderson of Motors got everything into this in his knocked the ball the IHI f to give Hurley Its first run Bill also hit run for Had Way Jay not maximum four games and consequently been ejected from the league Chrysler would have had a good chance of finishing first winning the league pennant Instead now to win the pennant they had to defeat last night In the sudden victory game It is filling that Chrysler and faced each other one last lime decide first place The two teams have had rights to the lop rung since two weeks Into season Chrysler hud to be Ihe favor lie In victory gome us Ihey have SPORTS Two local players in Mann Cup final Tin final sines for the la Mann Cup opened Monday night wilh host borough on the Western Lacrosse champ ion Viclon Shamrocks In the lineup for the Shamrocks are two from this irea Gord Lyons and Webster Lyons and Webster played for John ton in J77 in mm west al the IxlniiiiK of this ycir There in mm players from ion in ihe Shamrock lineup This is the second year in a row thai and I will be competing In the final sines r Cup Last year the fr lost out in six games out west The before lyons for the imil 1 1 in pi tins hip as a Jun The Shamrocks an easy time during the regular season finishing in first In the semi final disposed of defending champion six games in dropped in Art Webster Both and figured tin Iv ii hi w ns fjthir Clark Lyons il wn i ilyu shoes m re I in said Hit Sham and I j and lastcrn play to Die In tup for toughness liny good lairosse 1 hut lacked wn they host the Glen Ihe fairgrounds this coming The first gone which w is be the fairgrounds a a half ago was rained out If a third gome Is in the scries it will be at the fairgrounds on September 18 Dore said would be doing ihe pitching for the Georgettes in the second home I always rotate my pitchers regardless of how long It is between games the coach said The coach said he was very happy the game We just did a fantastic job even though we had not played for two weeks said he was especially pleased with tfie defense We pnyedgrcat defense hi said We only made one error and that was on a very tough The other iwo playoff series are also going as expected The Milton Seniors defeated Acton and Hills burgh won over the Milton Juniors in the first games of those series If the Georgettes take the series over ihe Glen they would go up against Ihe Milton Seniors provided Milton wins their series versus Acton said he would need both his pitchers In that scries because they would be playing two games a week In the series against the Glen there is only one game a week because both learns have Monday as their home nights lie id runt This I ramie In OKA pljyofl action when could find Hie handle on lie bull I mi II ranch look with and KM wins Bantams by Long The Gcorgilown baseball season cairn to an end over weekend whin were defeated In two straight games by long Branch play- The gome was here on Saturday and Georgetown went down to a defeat It was strictly no contest as the Long Branch hitters teed off on the Georgetown pitching right from the start Lance the game for Georgetown He won relieved by Hull who was then relieved by Paul Knrolidls ousted Branch Kurolldls was then relieved by That was all In the seventh inning then finished the same The only for Georgetown was a triple by Slmun llutt In ihe fourth Hull then scored Georgetown lone The next day Georgetown travelled up lo Long Branch whire the host team won 100 to up the best wo out of three scries started again for the and when his arm tired he was relieved by I In all three of Lbo teams league meetings The scores of the three tames were all low and close Towing look third place with l victory over Aden on final night of the season Had won the game Hornby would have had third and 1 chouse and Ilex way would have been lied for fourth It would have meant another sudden victory game Royal Trust won two gomes over Park Toyota In Ihe final two games of the season to seventh place The scores in two games were and 4 Toyota has lo settled or Ihe eighth and final playoff Team Motors Geo Chrysler 32 is 1 Hex way Towing la 10 Hornby 19 13 33 IS Acton IB I Royal Trust 14 14 I ark Toyota 15 17 31 12 Way Jay l DUG IB Glen Williams 31 11 quarter matchups 1vb8 Series Scries Rex Towing Acton Merchants Scries Hornby it should be a very exciting playoff with any of eight having a ihancc al all Chrysler and have lo rati as favorites That makes last playoff the more important it the learns face each other in the final scries Tor the league championship the win nir of last night game gets ex Ira home game in the three out five series Wednesday Aug Thursday Aug 31 toughness In Ihe playoffs I the final series was rough wilh Webster being in lew iltercallons of course was also invoked in a few alienations as a leftwing with tht Raider hockey Hum year In playing against Lyons and Webster will be pilled against one of I heir Inmmales from last years Excelsior learn Bob Burke was picked up by from the for this final series As previously mentioned the final got underway on Monday It will be a of seven w all the games being in roiih The second game wis nigh I tie rdg lines goes Thursday and the fourth is go Friday The final three Mimes if will be played Sunday Monday and Wed of next week They arc all p in starters at borough Memorial Centre Peterborough drew first blood in ihe series winning 12 1 In Monday night Lamo The second game previously mentioned went night Clark Lyons was at game and hi said the learns are very well matched and It should be a super scries before it is over Victoria went ahead when I yons scored in the firsl period II proved to be I yons only goal of the western representative led the first period and midway through the sec Continued On Page IB North Halton Golf tourney winners The eight annual North Hal ton Ladies Invitational golf tournament was held on Aug X Barb Gates convenor and committee of Liz Marian Allen Kay Gow Lou Hunter and Mary did a spectacular job One hundred and twmty ladies from oil over Ontario were entered A three loot ice for the prize table piece was surrounded by ma unique prues The dinner served was deli Low gross wos won by Janel Tippet of Islington with an and low net by Carol Black of The championship round or the District seel foursome was played Monday August Wyldc wood won first prize and North Million fourth August was Beat the Pro day for the day ladies Mabel Sanderson Eleanor In and Eileen Cunningham Don Flndtcy who a August the day ladies counted their gross score on the even holes Winners were 1st Velda Carlo 2nd Mabel Sanderson and tied for Ihird Inez and Morg Gage The business girls hod Best Poker Hand prize went to Welsh Chappcl 3rd Hazel Arnold If no rained out games then semi finals will start Tuesday Sepl 12 In Hornby or Wednesday Sept in Georgetown fairgrounds park Quarter finals out of full innings Semi finals 3 out of full Innings I- ma Is out of full Innings ivsB 4 Soil through the playoffs the higher placed learn the end of the regular schedule will the lowest place team with the higher placed club wing extra home game Hornby Motors Geo Chrysler Actonn Motors Royal Trust Park Toyota 4 Motors 1 Sudden Victory Play Off Game and Quarter J lit a I Sched Tues Sept Hornby Parks Hilar Mta Geo Chrys Hornby Wed Sept BParkToyotaorRoyalT vsHar Mts Hornby Llmchouse Geo Chrysler s CActon Towing Sepl Rexway Towing vs Acton bun Sept IDS 30 Acton Towing Chrysler Royal Tor Park Toyota Hornby Motors Park Toyota or Royal Trust Sept Park Toyota or Roy Trust Mt C Open for final play If possible h Chry Georgetown team wins big and Grant Ileal from Georgetown Bowl came up big when they and took the ifth annual tournament for senior ens at the Canadian National Real for the final CNF by finishing in the lop eight at Ihe qualifying round held at Bowl The team who had bowled as a tandem before were consistent they bow led 1379 at and l380tlhcCNE on the rolled three games which means they averaged it the champ ionship tournament However their wis good for only fourth at were loo ieims I said thi conditions were much mire difficult at Ct The event was held at the Colls cum and four temporary lines were constructed Before lo Ihe had said one big game would mem the He come up that big by rolling a which was the single for the tournament Before we went I said if 1 could juM conn up with one game wo would have a of winning it all Real said It was the first lime Hard mann had competed in the iment Heal is a an ha been there three years igo with Myrtle ZUloof Tern as his partner The Georgetown team did exceed that year as well finishing third at both Thorncliffe and he CNb The learn of Minnie Hales of Chitham went into the Colli scum as the favorite after totalling 1447 for a first place finish They idlo scltle for second place at the CNF however after totalling pins less than the Georgetown tandem and Real won the tournament with the minimum of practise They managed to gel In only three practise sessions because Georgetown Bowl has been closed They in Brampton rant Urol letl nd llurdmann woi game total Helping hold the luggage Ibey w I olden bowling league Armstrong Junior Tournament wilh and Club Paul Morrow right was the Junior club The tournament Saturday at North champion this year Zilio wins Armstrong tournament Dean won the tenth Armstrong assigned to coordinate the table score for any annual Armstrong Me was killed years ago the Junior golfers throughout the any age Trophy by shooting a age of In winning the year and he is also the main 7B The championship wos held championship received organizer for the Peter Arms After the tournament a din last Friday North the Peter Armstrong Memor irong tournament Golf and Country Club Trophy Morrow who was the Twenty five goiters compel The juniors under the After finishing his round Junior club champion Ihrough- In Ihe tournament which Is direction of the senior golfers said ho not all that the year was also honored strictly for Juniors but they raise the majority of happy with his round I the dinner Also at Ihe head the money to hold the missed a lot of cosy shots the table and presenting the The tournament is held an men on ihilr own Senior young golfer Bald A trophy to was Paul Arms nually In the memory of Peter golfer Dave Is man North Is very