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For 30 Years the HERALD HAZEN LA WN CYCLE SALES It SERVICE REPAIRS TO LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT a CHAINSAWS MOTORCYCLES 5NOWMOBILES STRATTON CANAD1ANA Chris Milne picked as assistant Player wants to be an Eagle centre field this year instead of his usual left field spot However the biggest change revolves around where Anderson is playing baseball Instead of toiling for Georgetown junior Eagles son is playing his baseball for Brampton Braves However Anderson said he much rather be playing in Georgetown if Georgetown had a team Anderson and his team mates were setting their sights at improving last year s Central Ontario Baseball Association showing However when a coach be found for the team the Georgetown Baseball Association decided to suspend team operations for a year So Anderson tried out for and made the Braves roster Despite to a team that is the dele champion and is rentlv Anderson said he much rather play for a Georgetown club fhis playing for winning team is a little better than losing but I really wanted to play In Georgetown Anderson said We had Saturday night games you knew the people who came out to watch and it was nice to be at the ball park In Brampton not that many people come to watch and I don t know any of them I like to play in Georgetown but you have to go wherever you can play he said Even with last years ting record the Eagles were In In the Ontario Baseball Association s C playoff In the first round Georgetown met up with and lost out in the final game of the threegame series Anderson felt the nucleus was there for the Eagles to have a much better season this year In the first round against Tillsonburg we lost in the final game and Tillsonburg went all the way Anderson said We had basically the whole team coming back and we could have built But rather than snagging flies at the Fairgrounds Anderson is do ing so in Brampton Anderson said going into another town and trying out for a team whose players you don really know can be difficult However he had the benefit of knowing at least one player Former Eagles cat Pat Brooke r who moved Brampton last year was also try out It has taken me a little while to get to know them Brampton players Anderson said I lap there was someone there I Hew But it really wjisn that big a deal I did the same thing In ban tarn soccer when soccer in Georgetown was cancelled at my comfortable at first Although Brampton Is and Andeison is playing two positions for the defending league champs he hopes to come back home and ball for a Georgetown team has two years of Junior tyleft I hope it comes back he said I heard that once you let a team go It shard to gel back But even there was a Senior team In Georgetown I d ploy just to be back in town he said Gary Hudson new Gemini coach By DAN RALPH Herald Sports Editor Georgetown Gemini have added more fuel to fire a rivalry with fellow Central Ontario Junior B Hockey League member Milton Merchants The Gemini named former Milton Steamers coach Gary Hudson as its coach for the upcoming season Last month the new Milton franchise Steamers were sold announced former Georgetown Chrysler Raiders coach Gerry Inglls would be Joining the team and fill one of its coaching vacancies Gemini general manager weeks Board meeting outlining Hudson as the learn new coach The executive unanimously passed Hooper coaching selection The Board also passed former Gemini and aider Chris Milne as the team assistant coach Hudson coached three seasons In Milton starting in December of 1983 when he took over from former Haiders captain Ray The next year Hudson first full one the Steamers were third overall in league standings before losing in the playoffs Last season Hudson left the team after 15 games he said due to work commitments However there Hudson had difficulties with the Steamers six owners Hudson said he was pleased to Join the Gemini Hudson added a meeting with team president Dave and GM Hooper made up his mind that I wanted the vacant coaching position with Georgetown This Is going to be firstclass Hudson said These guys helped run the Haiders for ycars and Haiders were always first class Whol impressed me was they Kentner and Hooper don t want to lake back seal lo anyone Hudson continued The only thing I vc got todoiswin Thais the bottom line Hudson also said he feels he has nothing to prove to the Milton club and has no hard feelings about the Both Hooper and assistant general manager Jules were pleas with appointing Hudson as coach They said Hudson had Oil qualities the Gemini was looking for Hooper said Hudson s arrival to the Georgetown team Is similar to that of Hoy Hortsfield to Toronto Blue Jays in their first years of ex is t once was brought in as a builder and I think Gary is a builder Hooper said He has the traits to be a good builder in Georgetown Gary Is the type of per son we can work with and is he type of person we need All the applicants which numbered about 10 knew hockey and hud experience commented Bui they all didn have the experience it takes win In our league II was a tough decision bul Gary has good qualities He knows the league what it takes had a good rupport with the kids and knows the game for assistant coach Milne the Georgetown native couldn l be more Jules Milne pleased with his appointment With the people they ve got work Ing there with team assistant coach is the best position for me I ve been out of hockey for two years and this gives me a chance to get my feet wet I quite satisfied Milne said Hooper loo was pleased Milne join he Gemini in the coach capacity We felt it was very necessary to have someone with Junior ex as coach but Chris knows a lol of the younger people and has a good rapport with them Hooper commented Races cancellation frustrating to rider out An Acton firefighter ball player is out at first here as a Georgetown retired firefighter bait man has the ball before the Acton player reaches the bait The iwo ball teams were taking part In the tournament for Muscular Dystrophy held In Glen Williams Saturday Hills Mayo Miller was on hand to 111 row the first pilch and here wan a re present a live from Muscular Dystrophy Association also Herald faporU I Cyrhst Cleary will have lo wait until sometime next month for the Ontario Track chomp lonships The evinl was scheduled for this past weekend but the rainy weather resulted in its cancellation While it waint raining on he proposed day of the event the rain that fell during the wick resulted in the lines not be painted on the Delhi track heard about the cancellation he was naturally disap pointed felt he was at his peak hav ng come off an impressive showing the weekend before at the Quebec track event where he shaved a lot of time off his personal best 000metre pursuit and kilometre time trial races 1 was peaked for the event he said But it was Just one of those things You ve got lo be flexible for these sort of things that come all the time If you re not flexible the stress will get you down Ontario Rating Committee members will dec dc this week as to when the event will be rescheduled Pitcher now wearing Indians colors By DAN RALPH Herald Sports Editor Georgetown s Andrew is still playing Senior baseball this season but is doing so a little closer to home The 20yearold is toiling for Indians of the Metro loop Last season got his first taste of senior bail with Marcolini eligible for draft There will be at least one Georgetown resident Interested in this weekend National Hockey Lea draft Georgetown native Steve Mar collni will be attending Ihc draft In Montreal The second year Kit chencr Rangers defence man is in his draft year and is eligible to be selected by any of the NHL teams The Georgetown Minor Hockey Association and Georgetown Jr Gemini product said he t heard anything about the poss of be ing selected yet I m not nervous but I star ting to think about it draft more and more be said Hlllers of the Major Baseball League said there were a couple of reasons why he elected not to ploy for Stratford this season The superior treatment of import players and unfamiliar home setting rated high on his list Had stayed in Stratford lit would have played a lot early in the season But once the A men can players become available the ana dian ones usually sit while the Am en cans play club is allowed 10 pick up four parts and teams usually sign at least two pitchers Thai likely would have Broun spending large portion of the season with St rat ford junior club something Ihc righthander want to do So he decided on p tthing for Etobicoke and t regretted the I like it said It might be a little easier than Inlcrtounly but there are still lot of good I When 1 came out to the first prac the guyb made me feel at home continued Being at home makes me be a little looser lit is also a lot closer decision also seems to have paid off in terms of going to the better team has a record just one full game behind league leader Ira I ford however is and four and a half games behind Division leader St Thomas So far this year Braun is with an earned run average of 1 lias pitched 21 innings fanned id while allowing just six bases an bulls Also has allowed only one homer thus far In his first game in Ihe Metro League Broun pitched Ihreo innings of ball against while striking out four and one A major difference found in the Metro league was the Indians home park The dimensions feet down the lines M feet to centre feet down ihc alleys are perfect for a pitcher In a fly ball hit to right field in little over feet counts for home run But is also finding the Metro circuit seems to have marc exposure than he Intercounty league principally Stratford docs My coach in is former New York Mcts scout and has more connections said Also there a lot more coaching here and it seems to be helping me out a lot more One thing l have worry about playing In is Ihc possibility of doing something else other than pitching In played the Infield in addition to pitching and he sold that activity put more strain on his arm In junior I d play third and make those snap throws said Here I m on a regular fiveday rotation pitchers In addition to throwing for attended a to Blue Jiys general camp in St Catharines two weeks ago A total of 16 were present and the top six were selected to pitch batting practice The Georgetown native was the second one picked said he hopes to still sign a baseball contract someday That dream is his ultimate goal I m itching for contract he will get a great opportunity show his stuff at the end of the month will pitch for the Juniors at a tournament held June in A number of scouts will be present If nothing turns up there for he could still get minor league invitation by pitching well in the Metro league One of teammates was told by a Baltimore Orioles scout lo keep an eye out for anyone with potential In the meantime will work on improving his curve and fastball location In recent weeks those two elements of his game been glv problems If I Just work on my curve and the location of my fastball 1 should be off to the rices he said Cleary feels the committee will schedule track event after Ihc July provincial road race slated for Thunder Bay That way it would give riders more time to prepare for both races said rather than dwell on whol he can change will begin training for the road event That means spending more rime on longer rides increasing his mileage from the week he did while training for Ihc track championships with speed work also to minus speed work I have to train for Ihe next event and the event lo train for is the road race Cleary said In Thunder Bay the 25yearold will ride two events The road race is made up of a 165 kilometre race and a kilometre time trial Having spent the past while con on tht track competition Cleary said he wont find it difficult changing to a training routine more suited to the longer road event That s because each spring a rider spends a lot of lime building his fitness level up first before getting Into the specialized training It will be like going bock my old times he said Just because he will be riding longer now though I mean Cleary training will be simpler than it was for the track races They different training schedules are difficult in their own ways The speed work Is difficult because it so Intense and it frustrating with nil the wailing around he said With the en durance It difficult from the sheer mental toughness points because you re spending hours upon hours on the bike will attend weekend races but his sole aim is doing well in Thunder Boy next month with limited finances He will pay for the trip out of his own pocket 11 be going to Thunder Bay and spending a week Ihere Cleary said 1 be trying to do It as cheap ly as I can but it will still be sivc I not the only one 1 1 get there somehow COME SEE GEORGETOWNS AUTOMOTIVE H0TSP0T SUPER SPECIALS ON PONY MODELS IN STOCK HURRY YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS THIS LIMITED TIME OFFER PONY GL GREAT DEALS ON EXCEL AND 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