Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 7, 1973, p. 11

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Tykes Hit Win Trail Down Waterdown Georgetown Tyke AllStars manufactured their first win of the young season on the weekend 154 victory over After four starts Georgetown hasqufn a tie and two losses Gome five Roes in tonight with paving a visit tomorrow night Mike went live Innings and Mike Hartley the last two in sharing get awns pitching effort They struck out batters in allowing just two runs In the first inning and one in each of the third and fourth Georgetown managed just seven hits but drew nine walks Paul Wilson played his first game as catcher in this one and turned in a good effort Glenn Cunningham was a fielding for the Regularity Run Tests Timing llSr The week also produced a tie against Milton Georgetown trailed I at one point but good base running enabled them to deadlock it An 11 10 loss Brampton was Georgetown Tykes second one run loss Georgetown loaded the bases in the final inning and scored two runs but the lying run was cut down at the plate Tor the third out Here arc the top five Georgetown batting averages after four games Danny Mike Hartley Brian Hatcher Gary Stockfish 300 Lawn Bowls Fourteen women members of Georgetown lawn Bowling started their season last week with a session at the Street A day included a brief business meeting when arrangements for the first women tournament of the year were Finalized The tournament held yeslcr day The women Fastball Tilt Washed Out The Georgetown Hunters Glen Williams Hal ton Fastball League meeting did not come off Sunday because of the wet weather The Glen will play Hornby in the Park Sunday and Tuesday host Palermo in a game washed out May Wayne Owens collected 13 penally points and Chris Hamilton 15 win the men and ladies classes in Motor Sports Club regularity run May A regulanly run consists of around a route without i watch At the end of a round the lime is registered and the driver tries to match it on the second and third runs Mini class results I Wayne Owens 13 Mike Hart Neil 5 Glenn Broom head S3 Hick Leslie 135 Lee Uriel lxn Smith Women class results 1 Chris Hamilton Dale Johnson Beth Jl Donna Moore 1H Marylou Young Lynn Hart The run started In the CN parking lot Bruce Trail June Hike The Toronto chapter of the Bruce Trail Club has just one hike this area in June The will take what they term a moderately strenuous stroll over six and half miles of escarpment land June The hike will begin at Terra Kinsmen Girls Softball Scores herald The Nome Newspaper For Georgetown and District Second Clan Mall Number Postage Guarantied SO per year Single Copy Price Fifteen Cent IllHMD THURSDAY SECOND SECTION A Win Tournament After Trailing by Seven Runs ROYAL LOOK h llirush it Dairy Thrush player Cairy was chosen star for her performance on the mound airy also hit a home run Dairy Queen third baseman Gilbert also hit a homer uiity IG Hi I- Ik- in Hi folks pitcher Sherry Forbes earned the star for all round performance Home runs for Hi folks tame iff the bats of Silvana and Lcanne and for Inter County Atkinson Carol Hog and Janet Ji an How at helled out two homers for Pauline s with teammate Lon Allison hitting one also for came from Cheryl Webster and Gloria Hamilton Miry Lynn Ilillier jnd Donms were tame stars tie la ike Simp Penney was the star in this exciting Besides Tracy hit a home run for their team Carol Barnes and sloped homers lor he Shop Georgetown ltarraer Upholstery pitcher Wilkes was star for her pitching and her Other team mates hitting home runs were Lynda vans Donna llccd Kelly and Lesley Hand learn mate fiura It ir mined their blue and uniforms last week 71 alerting all enft workers to linage Tins exhibition will ike in 1J7I in Die new Hamilton Place rift from southwest rn On are be inL to e sell wonders if the of her new GT Ideals uniform will fit and holds it up for the approval of Georgetown Ilojalettes a Midget entry in the Peel Girls Softball Association captured top honours in a softball tournament in Creemore Saturday fell behind Fast a Toronto team in the tournament final before exploding to their com petition ls7 began their rebound in the fourth r when produced eight runs Maxinc Kcmshcad ted the comeback with two long home Georgettes Open Friday Johnson and Carney Georgettes launch their Ladies Fastball League schedule tomorrow night with Street svillc the visiting team Remaining games llGeorgetown at Glen Williams 15 Hornby at Georgetown at Georgetown at Georgetown July Williams at Georgetown Mississauea at Georgetown a at Georgetown laura Wilkes of the wis named the best pitcher and Kern Valuable I si Both i individual trophies Butler was a standout throughout the tourney In league play last week travelled to Brampton and rolled up a 270 score in their second test of the season Diane Marshall lulling was a feature of both league panics dropped the first one to Georgetown Juvenile entry in the same league the T tiny Casselman Remain Unbeatable io in Georgetown Industrial Fastball tomes m fairgrounds Monday hour sanies Sunday saw Als Erin down thump Perks 11 3 indTokersedte Als Meals In Thursdays enmes doubled the score on Parks 126 squeezed by Random in extra innings and Erin rollid over Blue Giant i hi beat Combines in one of three May tilts Als hammered and mauled Tokers 1 Bridge Club The following were winners at Georgetown Duplicate Bridge Club in the Legion auditorium lost week where 16 tables were in play NORTH SOUTH 1 Duke Wilson and Dickson R Turton and A Ron Glide and Sid Heller Ted Latta and Bar tiara Wood tie Bina Adams and Hansford and Kwei I- 1 Campbell and Bert 2 Hon Jones and Scott Kerr Don Covert and Elsie Whithorn tic Wflrne f Martin Sue Sullivan and Joe s third buscman Donna Peacock earned star Pitching for Youngs was Chris Pomeroy and for the Giants Linda George l Standard 16 Sandy and Wendy Bousknl shared the mound in this game sluiced a homer for Mutnuson III able Jets It Pitching for were Tern and Joan Dickson ind for Coble Jets it was Janet Sue and Cathy Given played well 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