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SOCCER NOTES PartTime Coaches Needed For Soccer by Hiddy We are sorry to hear that John Bew took sick and had to be taken to John worked hard as a coach or the Jr Girls team John was also involved coaching the Squirt Royals Take it easy John we all wish you a speedy recovery and the boys and girls look forward to having you with them again If some one Is willing to help these teems for the time being let us know Bob Morrow in hospital for a knee operation He was treated in Burlington hospital As you know Bob does a fine Job with our minor Atom Rep team together with Tom Clark We alio wish Bob a soon and speedy recovery and return to his soccer boys George Duncan haa left as coach of our rep team to the knowledge of the team I hope George will continue to serve soccer Thanks George In the meantime Sandy McLeod has accepted the coaching of our Peewee rep team Frank Watt Jr has left the Bantam rep team as coach Frank has moved to If some one is Interested to coach this team is the number to call We wish Frank success with his team In Toronto TORONTO METROS TICKETS Package of 18 tickets for three adults and 15 youngsters are available for all Toronto Metros games through Georgetown Minor Soccer The cost is which is little more than 80c per ticket Seats available for group arrangements is in the east side grandstand of Varsity Stadium These arrangements must be made in advance with Georgetown Minor Soccer and is not available at the gate Additional tickets can be purchased with any package Adults each youngsters each The team or group that will make use of this deal will be welcomed name on the stadium public address system If any coach or team Is interested phone your commissioner or Haddy Smedemai THE ROBBIE TOURNAMENT The Robbie Tournament will be held this year on the or 30th of June with the finals on July 1st Georgetown will have three teams In this yearly event The Squirts are playing in group B with Gulldwood Hlcksvllle The Bantams were placed in Group B with St Bruno and The Jr are placed In group C with Ocean side from New York City Downsview and Sparta a new North York entry MURRAY FILLING IN FOR FRED KERR Our Public Relations man Fred Kerr Is going on a well deserved holiday Freds contribution to soccer reports in our local newspapers are well recognized and of great value For the next three weeks Murray Parsons will help us to report on soccer it is great to see many helping hands to promote soccer in Georgetown Good to have you Murray And we wish Fred and his family pleasant holidays HCBA MIDGET LEAGUE Midget Leos Drop Two Games The midget Leos played back to back games last week and came up losers on both ends They travelled to Camp on Monday and were Involved In a close 11 game In the early innings opened the scoring In the second on one hit and two errors Georgetown got that one back in the third Inning on some smart base running by Mike He opened the inning on sharp single then stole second and third on an attempted pick off by the catcher He was brought home by Doug Ba roes Starter Bob Freestone hung one in the fourth inning that was pounded over the fence for a home run and the flood gates opened Campbellvllle got seven runs the disastrous inning was over The Lions last run came In the sixth when Freestone got on base with a single ana was walked home They collected seven hits Blake SfiorthW Freestone 2 McCandless Ban end Densmore were the batsiren Final score 10 Georgetown 2 Brampton No a was in town on Tuesday night and the midgets blew that one Mike McCandless got stung for the loss but he should sue his mates for nonsupport Mike pitched a good game scattering only four nits over six innings but two key errors in the first inning gave Brampton their runs With two out and two men on base a dropped foultip third strike allowed the batter another chance He filed out to right field but the fielder dropped the ball Three runs crossed the plate before McCandless got a batter Brampton No l Is In town on to ground out to Allison at third Tuesday this week and the Georgetownplckedupfourhits Leos travel to on but were unable to get a rally Thursday for an evening game going twice leaving extra men will be the stranded next Tuesday at home In Summer Games Western Ontario Summer Games are being held in Kitchener and Waterloo on June 20 22 and 23 Over fifteen hundred female athletics will participate in sixteen sporting events In addition to the Midget fastball tournament track and field swimming basketball and soccer will highlight the summer games The are one of eight girls midget fastball teams selected to compete for game medals The first game for Georgetown is scheduled for Saturday June 22 at 1100 am against the highly rated team If successful Saturday final games will start Sunday at oclock All tames will be played at Centennial Park In Waterloo players are Margo Butler Charlene Milton Marshall Laura Wilkes Gilson Barb Curry Brenda Smith Debbie Hamilton Betty Gloria Hamilton Janet MacKay Bev Vlckery and Joan TEENS ON SKATES MANY ACTON teenagers have found roller skating to be the answer to the familiar complaint Theres nothing to do in Acton JoAnn Berry of Acton High and Joe from Georgetown District High enjoy a skate together while Rickey Holmes of Acton tries to steal Joes thunder The rink is open Tuesday and Friday nights til 30 and skates are available for rental Herald Photo SOCCER Contd House League Scoreboard SOCCER SCHEDULES SQUIRT 1st 7 Red Rockets vs Thu Stingrays vs United Golden Spurs Bombers vs Wed Olympians Boomerangs Butterflies H VB BWmcr0n8fl V Wed22 J ATOM at Moore Park 715 vs Falcons jon IS vs Golden Jets Mon 715 Falcons vs Grizzlies Tue Tigers Hearts Wed 26 vs Magpies ATOM at Pineview Wed 715 Checkers Dynamos MOSQUITO at Thu Aces vs Wildcats Thu Panthers Cougars Rangers vs Rovers Mon 24 Spitfires vs Phantoms Tue Flyers vs Wildcats Wed Cougars vs Pegasus MOSQUITO at Pine view Tue 7 Olympic vs Pan thers PEE WEE at Cedarvale Thu Pirates Chargers Fri 21 Wolves vs Kings Celtic vs Centurions Tue 25 Jaguars Rockets Wed Kings Pirates PEE WEE at Pine view 700 Centurions Beavers BANTAM at Cedarvale Thu 20 730 Colts Trojans Mon 730 Trojans Arsenal Tue Colts vs Nationals GIRLS at Centennial Thu Tomboys vs Mon Tomboys vs Lady bugs Mon Blue Bombers vs Green Dragons vs Jr Nationals At High School 7 Major Atom vfl Brampton Wed Minor Mosquito vs Oakville PEEL away Mon Bantam at Burlington Tue Minor Atom at Bramp- CUP at Cedarvale Sat or Sun 23 Major Mosquito vs Ajax Pickering Tennis Lad es Win The Tennis Club ladies team made it two out of three last Wednesday in somewhat windy conditions After losing badly against the White Oaks team from Oakville on the previous Wednesday the local girls regained their confidence to take York Old Mill by winning three out of the four matches Results were as follows Linda Rice and Isla Allison loss Kay King and Joanne Frost fl- 7 28 Pat Harris and Sharon Swain Searjentson and Mary McEwen DID YOU KNOW Nova Scotia Introduced daylight saving into the new world The new measure was brought forward in the United States in 1918 Rockets 2 Pirates 1 Centurions Wolves 3 Beavers Jaguars 0 Chargers Kings Beavers 2 Rockets 0 4 Jaguars Last weeks play featured minor games 2 Interlocking games and 1 major game As a result we have a new leader in r the major league Beavers and a very tight race for positions behind them In the minor loop the Kings moved further Into the lead as the other teams traded a few positions It was good to see the Jaguars come up with a victory and they are hoping they can repeat this two point per formance a few more times in the near future In the weeks first game the short handed Pirates played well but the Rockets came up with the two points to overtake the Pirates and slip Into second spot in the standings It was a very close game with the Rockets edging their op ponents on goals by John Warnock and Ricky Fisher Bill Dunn scored for the Pirates In an all major encounter the same evening the league leading Wolves visited and were upset by the Centurions Carl Bell sparked the Centurions attack as he picked up two goals as Doug and Tom had singles Alan Bower Dave Hill and Randy Doucette scored the goals for the Wolves In the third game of the week the Beavers were too much for their minor division opponents as they were In command for the entire game blasting shot after shot at the Jaguars goalie Simon Willis who played a terrific game Mike Cooper had a hattrick for the Beavers who moved Into a tie for first place with this victory Lee Ferguson Jamie Hausen and Scott WaktKer each had goals to round off the Beavers scoring The fourth game of the week saw another scoring victory and the Kings consolidated their minor division lead with a 102 win over the Chargers A Woodhams had a hattrick for the Kings with the other goals going to C Clancy 2 G D and Tiesma Doug Smith had both goals for the Chargers The next game saw the Beavers pick up a win over the Rockets ana take the lead in the major league standings However the Beavers must have been surprised by the strong showing made by their minor division opponents who did well In limiting the Beavers to a pair of goals one each to Lee Ferguson and Mike Cooper The final Peewee game saw a lot of goals as well as the Jaguars out scored the Pirates This was a happy occasion for the Jaguars as it marked their first points of the season BANTAMS Trojans Nationals 1 Colts Arsenals As usual there were two games in this weeks Bantams schedule and as usual Arsenal came up with another two points to consolidate their lead In the league standings While their competitors battled for second place In the first game the Trojans put on a good performance to beat the Nationals 31 on goals by John and Jim Hammer as Glen picked up a goal for the Nats With the two points picked up for this victory the Trojans Jumped from last to second In he four team Bantam loop In the second game the strong Arsenal team were just too strong for the Colts over powering them One of the A renal teams strong points is their well balanced attack and this was evident as their goab were shared by five players Scott Dwyer Mark Jones Jeff Coullghan Dwayne Bacon and Stephen CONGRATULATIONS MR Bill WRIGHT ON WINNING OUR FATHERS DAY PRIZE SPECTACULAR PRIZES COURTESY OF TELEVISION PARK MILK ERICS HARDWARE HENRYS CLOTHING THE BOOK SHOP RYDERS TV CABLE SUBSCRIBERS FOR EMERGENCY OR AFTER HOUR SERVICE CALL 8782663 Georgetown COMMUNITY TELEVISION 37 Main Street South 877521 DASHER A remarkable ear thats perfect for Its time About per gallon DIN mile maintenance Volkswogen Owner Security with Electronic BAZ MOTORS LTD voiksu urn 1ST LORD DUFFERIN HORSE SHOW FAIRGROUNDS 0RANGEVILLE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 21 and 22 PRINCIPAL EVENTS C0URV0ISIER CLASSIC JUMPING DERBY FRIDAY PM ROTHMANS GRAND PRIX SATURDAY PM TICKETS GOOD FOR TWO DAYS Friday From am Saturday From Adults and Under cents Rotary Club Right now Our savings interest rates 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