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Page SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday June list Scramble for to s in Limehouse mens fastball Ontario Petrohaul Oilers take a giant step Outdoors Trout in them thar ponds Let us get the Terra Cotta thing straight now The ponds ARE stocked the pond now known as Muskrat pond is stocked with several hundred fish which includes Rainbow AND Brook trout The targe pond to the west or main camping road has been stocked This Is the first time In several years hot they have stocked this one The trout there ore also Rainbow and Brook The conservation authority has not stocked brook trout In at least five years and they the fish are harder to catch than the rainbows and should last all this season and Into next year Good news or the opening day fishermen next year There should be good size fish in good numbers then Our thanks to the Credit Valley Conservation Authority for their assistance In obtaining Information for this column in past years and for stocking these ponds each year It Is welt worth the gate fees to locally I recently received a call from Dale Wood of Georgetown Dale runs the Glendale Charters and a member the Lake Erie Salmon and Trout Dale gave me the latest copy of their newsletter and It contains some Interesting facta and figures The third annual Lake Eric Salmon and Trout Derby called the Summer Salmon Search runs July 10 to 25 Glendale Charters Is running out on Lake Erie at that time and a current report of conditions and fishing may bo obtained from either me or Dale Call him at and ask about charters at he same tune The list of prizes In the Summer Salmon Search is long hut Includes airfare for two to British Columbia via CP Air a seven and onehalt horsepower Johnson motor from OMC and lots more The newsletter gave the stocking figures of Lake Eric from American sources For the year Ic 1S81 COHO SALMON CHINOOK SALMON RAINBOW TROUT 341100 BROWN TROUT 323000 LAKE TROUT Note that with exception of Brown trout these figures arc In the millions Ohio also stocked more than fish In 1B7S and Ontario planted by comparison a few rainbow fry The approximate area of Lake Erie Is square miles which makes 1525 fish per square mile And to top It all off the fish arc EDIBLE Ever wonder why some fishermen catch fish and others dont or course you have We all have thought about that at one time or another I have stood fishing at Terra and caught over fifty trout In one day while others had nothing This Is not magical but practical Trilene makers of fishing lines and other products for fishermen have come up with an excellent idea They call It University and the plan Is to educate fishermen to catch more and bigger fish also advocates catch and release with care and some of the findings at the university are amazing Some fishermen can actually feel the differ ence in the thickness of fishing lines Out of lee tested person could correctly arrange In diameter the following lines Trilene Royal gold 00118 Sigma Gladiator Stren 0 00124 and Maxima This thinner line makes less material visible to the fish and that leads to one reason why more fishermen catch less fish they use lines which are too thick Cheap lines are not a benefit as they catch less fish per hour of effort Personally I have removed the heavy leaders and other additives from young peoples fishing equip ment given them my lures and watched their catch rate Increase Golf club penny sale Nothing planned for he evening Why not Join the fun at North Ha I ton Golf and Country Club tonight Wednesday for a large penny sale Bring along a few friends and sec what you can win Tickets are available at the door or from club members By BAHB CASE place and the next couple of games should give us a HenMSpeelal one team in the Is a toss up for first Mens fastball league When the last La tags Hustlers It put place Pelrohaul Oilers them In second placo with pulled the rug out from the Indusmin Expos and under the slowly slipping the Hustlers Thats a Joanne Auger Red Devils go shopping for player Theres some roster building going on with the Red Devils Georgetowns Junior Girls fastball club In a move to lighten the teams Infield and outfield play Red Devils coach Brian James told The Herald Tuesday that the club la looking at one more player In addition to Miltons Marian and Jenny Wilkes who signed with the club last week The club won Its home contest against Hamilton last Tuesday night 101 with Joanne Auger on the mound However errors proved costly Sunday against Port Credit and the visiting Red Devils lost Janice Simmons pitched for the club In Port Credit and was eventually relieved by Auger While the club has more hits than any other In the junior league walks and errors are cancelling out that advantage coach James said One of the bright spots over the plate and on the mound is Auger who pitched a threehitter In the bout against Hamilton and only lost her shut out in the top of the ninth inning Future practices trill be working on the Red Devils Infield and outfield strategy coach James said adding thai despite errors and walks the club Is picking up tome good defensive and offensive plays The club was expected to play last night Tuesday That leaves the Ilutton- villeHawksAbitlbl Price and Blue Jays in a 3 way tic for first place The Oilers took the wind out of the sails of the Hustlers when they competed for the most hits I in the Tuesday night game with both teams outdoing each other as the gome progressed With Earl Maltby for the Hustlers on he mound sharing the pitch ing d with Roger Brown and Greg Robs ton he Earl got three legi timate RBIs on a single and a double As for the Oilers Tony Case and Rob shared the pitch ing while the team backed them up both on the field and at he plate The Wednesday night game proved to be a big win for the Huttonvillc Hawks as they beat the Price boys and gave themselves a piece of the first place spot Chris pitcher for Price will tell you after this game that it only takes one bad inning to lose the game and thats the way It was Abitibi got on the score board in the second Inning with runs by Mark Weston and Chris Then Chris pitching held the Hawks scoreless until the fourth when Hawks got all the runs they needed Chris had 12 strike outs to his credit and allowed only of the Hawks to safely make It to first base but when four of these basemen crossed the plate the Hawks were soaring Mark Pete Garden Dave Thomson and Rick Knight scored for the Hawks and with Pete Garden shortslop backing up pitcher Pete got only one more run to keep the final tally at Hawks Tho Thursday nlghl game also proved to be a big win for the nafad Blue Jays when they moved ahead of the Indusmin Expos and also moved Into the first place slot with and the Hawks girls lose to Acton By BARB CASE Herald Special The Atom Girls finally got their first game under their belts when they faced the hard hitting Acton Girls got on the score early in the first inning when a hit by Jamie Case scored Diane Walker but the Acton girls scored 4 big runs when their catcher Paulo De Montgomery socked a home run and girls crossed the plate counted for two more runs In the second and third Innings Acton pulled ahead in the bottom or the third with sue runs and that gave them the win Final score was Limehouse Acton 12 Both learns have come a long way since last season and I can see some good matchups between these two Merchants on fivegame streak The Glen Williams Mer chants continued their hot streak on the diamond with two victories last week bringing their string of wins to five thus far in Intercounty fast ball competition The Merchants who are defending Intercoun champions defeated Alton last Tuesday at home then outlasted Against Alton Terry and Jeff Haines combined pitching skills to give the Merchants the win Terry pitched five inn ings giving up five scattered hits and six strikeouts Jeff pitched four innings giving up one hit and four strike outs The Glen scored their two runs in the fourth inning started by a hit by Rob Hatcher Andy got on first on an error Mike Reynolds singled to score Rob Hatcher Terry Haines placed a perfect bunt to score Andy Mike Reynolds was the big hitter with a 2 for 3 record at bat Glen I I Against last Wednesday night the Glen Merchants downed their opponents Optimists still running in Kinsmen girls Optimism Elks a Optimist took off to a great start getting runs in the first four Innings Elks didnt get going until the fifth inning Pitchers were for Opt imist and Mon- for Elks Game stars were Elks Greenwood and Optimist entire learn Dairy Queen 12 Krnlneri IS Dairy Queen went off to a good start with Kentncrs tying in the third inning and Dairy Queen taking the lead until the seventh Inning when won the game Pitchers were Holly Henderson for Kent and Laura Richard son for Dairy Queen Game stars were Dairy Queens Tanya Hill and Tammy Green Smoke Shop 22 Kinetics 11 Delrex got off to a good start with Klnettes catch ing up in the fourth inning but not taking the lead Pitchers were Murr ay for Game star was Klnnettes Lara JUNIORS If anyone wishes to do Ihe writeup for kinsmen girls please con tact Jim Ford at SENIORS Blue Giants Youngs Youngs got off to a good start with Blue Giants catching up in the second and third inning Youngs then took off to win tho game Pitchers were and Chris Kuch- for Youngs and Diana Tor Blue Town runs Glen park The operation and maintenance of the Glen Williams ballpark Is now a municipal responsibility following the termination last week of a fiveyear old agreement between the town and Ihe Glen ballpark commit tee In a letter to town recreation Joy committee secretary Doug Bryant said the committee unanimously agreed recently to turn the park over to the town Councillors were told last week that a termination agreement is being drafted Ken Richardson said In a report that the recreation budget this year can accommodate a regular maintenance schedule for the park Giants and Kristen Milnes of Youngs for double play Hair 16 MagntuouS Hair took off to a good start with Magnus- not catching up until the fourth Inning But Hair Shoppe keeping the lead won the game Pitchers were eroding for Hair Shoppe and Wendy Mid dle town for Game stars were Theresa and Hair whole team Varlans had a great night at tat with Varian unable to score many runs Pitchers were Var iant Kim Kirk and Sandra Marshall Game stars were Foberts Missy Anderson and Var- whole team Terry Haines went the distance pitching very good ball allowing only three hits and striking out 10 batters The Glen scored their two runs in the second Inning Mike Reynolds singled followed by a long home run hit by Andy Andy Broadbent led the Glen In hitting going 3 for at bat against Rock- Tim Fields made tha defensive play of the game in the ninth Inning catching a ball that look ed like a sure hit Glen Notes Come out and see some good competitive fastball at the Glen Williams Mer chants fastball tourna ment Friday Saturday and Sunday June and 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