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HOCKEY Effort and Ability Pay Off At Trophy Presentation Time by Shift There is something about playoff hockey whether It is Stanley Cup play or minor hockey you will see some excellent hockey ployed that Is pleasing to both the officials and the fans This something was evident In our recent playoff tour Many of the teams who finished higher in the league standings were eliminated by teams who showed more desire and strong team play The semi finals really started the ball rolling building up to the climax in the final game In the A league Superior Poods came from fourth place to become champions in the American league sixth place finishers made the champions Plum Heating work hard for the win Johnson Carney of the H League also came from sixth place to the finals and pushed the champion Armstrong Bros real hard the Senior League Final was the fastest and closest game of the day Scotia Bank needing overtime to dispose of Park Toyota A new feature this year was the Championship con si sting of the bottom six teams in each league Snowmobile Club required two overtime periods before stopping Depco In the A final Mac Milk also went Into overtime to defeat Kinsmen in the American League and Carpet won the N division AND ABILITY Trophy presentations are always tense and exciting times and this year five trophies were presented in each league for the Improved Most Valuable and Rookie of the year Trophy winners are chosen by their skill and ability the winners are in this week issue Some personal reflections Many thanks to the parents and fans who were always there In the stands cheering their sons and teams on evenat5301nthe morning the individual players who would Improve so well over the season that they made one fee that we had budding Prank Mahovlich a the players and coaches who worked bo hard on the snowmobile rally both on the snow and on the balance sheet final tally will be proximately the executive and commissioners who worked long hours to make minor hockey work It has been a long season not in number of but in the length months that was required to complete the schedule and playoffs We could have been out of the wen a a month earlier but for the number of Saturdays that were not available to us These days are token away from minor hockey and in one five week period we only played on two Saturdays This makes conditioning difficult and more work for the managers and coaches they are to be congratulated on a job well done Leaden ltt JR A Points John Jeff Reynolds 12 J 15 Mike Hartley IB Mike Roberts 14 a 19 Rob Coul beck Veitch fl Paul Mercer in P McCormick Robin Rivers 9 LEAGUE J Spltzer J Hansen W Kent M Folby S Turner Brian Weir Rutherford Blake Dixon Dickenson NHL Sam Watt Gary McQvarey Danny fields Ray Motion Hal Caruso fi Bill Wodhams Jell Lock wood Dave Cropper 7 Daryl Street SENIOR LEAGUE Marty Weaven 17 Doug Thompson Brad Edgar Lewis Humphreys Gavin Strachen Bill Bradley Paul Thompson S Tim Norton 7 ALLEYWAYS by C1IRIB 36 Georgetown Bowlers in Star Singles Contest GEORGETOWN THURSDAY MAY Page Dave Warmoti was high this Stephen Foster week with a 782 triple and a Phillip Mil Paul slnglegome Chris Burke rolled Bennett Brian Blair with Mfl La Kelly 632 Mike Warm an was third with a Dan Parent 250 7 trio and the high single of Gary Hole and Steven Bums Folio them were Brian left the NHL trophy presented the Vczina Dale Richmond donated and presented the Rookie of the Year trophy and Tom Connelly the MVP In the front are Ronnie Campbell of Armstrong Brothers who won the Sam Watt of the who was named Rookie of the Year MVP Mike Russell of the Elks Most Improved Player Gary Mellvray of the Knights and Armstrongs Street who won the Lady Byng Trophy Tony Perkins centre presents Danny Sweeney left and George with trophies they earned as the season top coach and manager They handled the Novice This Sunday Georgetown youngsters will bowl In the Toronto Star Junior Bowling Tournament They will each bowl as singles In their own age division Here are those who will represent Georgetown Bowl BOYS Band under Russell Paul Chaplin Years Greg Caaabon 10 Years Paul St Laurent David Smarda It Years Nigel Cooper Marty Zilio 12 Years Bruce Clarke Colin Hicks 13 Years Steve Archibald Warren Farrow 14 Years Stephen Gallant Rick Gourlle 15 Years Chris Burke Dave Warmon Years Deny Rouselle Peter Smarda Years Stephen Foster Steve Burns lfl Burt GIRLS fl and under Christine St Laurent Debbie Dwver 10 Years Debbie Scar borough Louise Morwick 1 1 YearsShirley Small wood Lea 12 Ford Stephanie Cox YearsSylvia Heissler April Sacco YearsWendy Lynn Scarborough 15 Years Sandy Bratkin Br en da Moore 16 YearsRuth Finlay Karen Archibald They will bowl in Scar borough This was the last week or bowling for our Pec Wees Philip Handy ended the season right with nice 397 triple and a 1G3 single David Carton rolled 374 and a 138 single A trio and a 127 solo were tossed by Debbie Dwyer Ross tossed a triple with a 126 single game Kelly Leonard shot and a IB single A trio and a 110 single were bowled by Sheila Prouse SUPFR SEVEN Christie was high this week with a STB triple and a single game Sheila Anderson was next with and a solo Debbie Alton bowled with a single game Cathy Cameron tossed 550 with a single A trio and single were registered by Bauer Louise Morwick notched up a triple and a single A 502 triple and a single were bowled by Wendy Chaplin BANTAM BOYS Like the girls the Bantam Boys have just finished the first of two weeks of playoffs The results so far arc Cyclones Argonauts 3034 Four Lads plus Two Cougars Torpedoes Alley Cats TOP TRIO Kevin Harrison was tops with and a 214 single Mark shot and a 164 single game Grant Richardson rolled a triple and a 186 single JUNIORS The Juniors are also in the playoffs The winners will be announced in next week column SUPER SIX Girls Stephanie Cox rolled this week high triple with a nice a sing Wendy Bouskill was next with and a single Leslie Jewell registered a triple with a single game BoysGary Richardson threw a and a nice solo A triple and a 288 single game Steve Archibald tossed a 600 triple with a of This was the last week of bowling for our Senior league and the playoff champs have been declared Brainwaves won the playoffs with a total of for the two weeks Second were with while Bowling Bums were a close third at 6303 Next were Titlllators Ding A Lings and Satan Sliders GirlsRuth threw the high trio of and a single A triple and 260 single were tossed by Karen Archibald Pat shot and a single Boys The Senior Boys displayed a Rood quality of bowling in ending the season Bank financing up to months ITS NOT WHAT I NEED ITS WHAT I GET B Price S3 Plus Tax and Lie The year Mile Warranty Automobile Few things in work as wall as a Volkswagen ITS HERE NOW THE SPORTS BUG SO DIFFERENT Why Do Our Used Cars Have to Be Better WE GUARANTEE THEM Baz Motors Ltd Georgetown Minor Hockey Support Group General Meeting Cedar vale Community Centre SUNDAY MAY PM All interested persons welcome American Leagues Most Improved Player Award was presented by Mrs Kay left and the Vczina by Tom With their in dividual awards are Richard Joey Jill Kent Mark fa I by and David Deere Roy Norton left resented the rookie like of tht Newfoundland ihc Vezlna and Steamer his own at the end the Junior A final The players arc John of St Kith the leafiue Most Improved layer Itoiiklc of the David Niagara Superior a Paul Kirby Vczina winner MVP Mike Hartley of the Snowmobile and Ml who win rophy GEORGETOWN BASEBALL ASSOCIATION COACHES MANAGERS REQUIRED FOR HOUSE LEAGUE AND B TEAM PEE WEE BANTAM MIDGET Call B Street OR G Townsend 8776538 PLAYERS BALL TYKE PEEWEE TO REGISTER Call B Street 8777948 Midget TryOuts Sunday May 10 a m Tues Bantam TryOuts Sat May Wed M 6 pm Junior TryOuts Sunday May pm A L T O N F O R D Would You Believe THIS IS ALL STANDARD ON THE CORTINA PACKAGE INCLUDES Engine C A Spd manual trans floor mtd Auto choke single note horn Windshield Wash spd 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