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SPORTS AROUND TOWN HERALD Wednesday July HALTON HILLS SPORTS Hal Gibson Dies At Hal Gibson star left winger for the Georgetown Raiders from died at home Monday July Mr Gibson was born in Toronto in 1925 and leaves his wife Muriel and three children Glenn Gaye 20 and Greig Mr Gibson joined the Raiders at the beginning of the season when Georgetown played in the Intermediate division of the OHA In 1947 Georgetown dominated the division losing none of their games and only tying one The division then was comprised of Acton Fergus Milton and Orangeville but the Raiders were so strong that they were put up to the Intermediate A division Tor that year The Raiders went all the way to the finals Rhodes played in goal Shropshire Chriss in defense Murdock and Storey in centre and Hurst Beaumont Bradbury and Gibson the devastating forwards The Raiders defeated Stratford Niagara Palls and P terborough before losing valiantly to Brant ford Redman in the best of seven final Mr Gibson was an integral part of the Raiders offense His speed on the ice led many lightening attacks and the following year Georgetown s debut in the A division he was their leading goal scorer The division consisted of seven teams apart from Georgetown Weston Acton Milton Fergus Oakville Legion Oakville Army and all bowed to the Raiders superior goal power They won the championship and also beat in the final of the playoffs Mr Gibson record that year was an example to everyone 19 goals assists points and only minutes of penalties In the five games of the final he scored in four In the last game won by the Raiders he scored three goals with one assist It was quite a year for the Raiders especially as it was their first year using artificial ice at the arena and thev went on to other successes in later years Mr Gibson however left them for the East Coatt He returned marriedto Stouffville and stayed there playing hockey only occasionally He was remembered by those who played with him as being perhaps one of the fastest and most modest of players Soccer Teams Have Bad Week First place was in town Tuesday night and left with a victory over our Major Atom Rep team It was a good game but Oak ville was too much for the Georgetown team building up a lead in the first half and scoring two more in the second to make it We must admit a fine little team this team a good defence and good fast wingers who were always dangerous Georgetown came on Ihe scoreboard with a Tew minutes to go when a Georgetown layer was hauled down from in Ihe penalty box and Gary scored on the penalty kick Ball control was missing with Georgetown Gary showed skill and speed Bevy Kennedy played a strong game but all in all a losing cause Georgetown Burlington Wilh three regulars missing from Ihe lineup Georgetown Major Mosquito Rep team lost to first place Burlington Georgetown held the visitors to until hall time In the second half George Wott switched Chuck Moffat from defence to forward line Chuck gave a strong per and it looked like a Georgetown come back For about io minutes our boys were pressing But It became obvious that too much was expected from some individual players with the result that they started to get tired Burlington started to lake control of the game with a sparkling performance scoring four more goals The game was a credit to both teams receiving a great hand of applause from the many spectators Playing with only nine players the Georgetown team did well to hold the Burlington team to only four goals as they went down to a 40 defeat The Burlington team was given a good run for its win as Georgetown conceded two quick goals early In the first half and another pair of goals IS minutes Into second half Goalie David Deere was magnificent In defeat as he drew many rounds of applause from the Burlington fans in the last twenty minutes of play as Burlington pressed around the tiring Georgetown team goal Bantams A 1 Missing five regulars the Bantams put up an excellent show against the powerful Chinguacousy A squad Losing by the only goaf of the game The local lads performance was a credit to themselves and coach manager Mr Ackroyd In the fairly even first half Georgetown was unlucky as they conceded a penalty kick for a hand ball allowing Chinguacousy loconnect for the games only goal In the second half Chinguacousy did have higher number of attacks but goalie Wayne Osborne and his hard working defence were equal to the occasion Bantams Chinguacousy Georgetown fought hard but went down to a very strong Chinguacousy team one of the league main contenders It was only 1 In Chinguacousy favor at the end of the first half but they added three more in the second half before Georgetown got on the score sheet Ken broke the Chinguacousy shutout bid as he connected with a well taken free kick to the top of the net five minutes before half time Georgetowns Soccer Teams Knocked Out Of Ontario Cup One Result In Dispute MAJOR ATOM St Augustine 1 Georgetown 0 under protest MAJOR MOSQUITO Georgetown 1 Sir John PbtWEE Heidelberg Georgetown St Catharines in overtime JUNIOR B Pauling Toronto J els Georgetown nd overtime period the concentrating on defense it was Heidelberg centre forward a very tough job The referee stated that the S broke Into clear and put his The game ended in game under Ontario Cup rules ft to the he Heldelb would be minute halves WeM from close range Georgetown supporters were The Georgetown coach and S Georgetowntriedhardforthe very pleased at the per manager made a protest saying but wilh Heidelberg formance of their team that the Ontario rules called for Cup as they lost a very minute halves 1 Heidelberg was ployed 2x20 minutes The with the critical goal being official rules call for minutes halves so Georgetown The lost 10 minutes of soccer a We will have a good chance that the protest won and the game be replayed this weekend In the hope that Paying best soccer of Georgetown will pull this one Whether Georgetown will out of the fire we have one team StltelS have a team left In Ontario Cup eft In the Ontario Cup ploy hinges on a protest On Our Major Mosquito team Heidelberg team brio will be dealing with on playing at home were leading Monday night ly half time This The Georgetown boys were 20 after 10 minutes of play as the home town Heldelburg team started off Their efforts were rewarded when they were awarded a It our Major Atom lead however wo soon wiped J Tom playing away from home t in the second hall when the S St loalngi visitors scored two quick goal from which Georgetown never make the half time score 1 In hand St tines scored one aver confidence played goal from two shots on the net in this game and thus may In the entire game cost them the game Teen Golf Tournament citing when Fergus Barnes the gome 2 There were quite a few near escapes at both ends after the equalizer but at the end of regular time the score remained 2 In the first period of overtime department held a teen golf Teen supervisors Bill Bonner neither team scored but tournament last Thursday Janet Henderson said they Georgetown suffered a bad afternoon at the Georgetown understand the poor blow when Gord Miller had to Golf and Country Club turnout We provide the teens be assisted from the field Although a very small field of things to do said Mr following a collision of heads in 12 golfers turned out to play the Bonner but we cant force front of the Georgetown goal MAJOR ATOM PANTHERS manager Joe Vugts coach The Panthers Major Atom Chapman George team won the Guelph Michael Jones Centennial Tournament Kennedy Kirk War row nock Glen Vugts and From back Acton Rams Whip The Arthur Aces In their Inst regular season game the Acton Rama went out fighting and winning as they destroyed the Arthur Aces in Acton Monday 203 The Rams in the Central Division of the Ontario Association begin playoff action Wednesday night In a round robin tournament with the winner advancing to the semi finals Jim Chlsholm and Glen Sherman were outstanding forwards for the Rams during last Monday game as they both scored repeatedly against the Arthur goalies Both players had four goals Bruce added another three goals to his season total during the game also Scoring two goals for Acton were Steve and Paul Wilson while Ian Campbell George Bruce Green Ron Turkosz and Dell Watson had one each Arthurs three goals came from Lloyd Wright John Sen end Wayne Acton came out scoring from the onset of Monday game with the first goal at I 44 of the first period the end of the period scores were and 30i3 thi Ram begin rout I l Long Branch team from Efoblcoke I teams Involved In the playoffs are HuntavUle and PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Wed July Acton Long Branch m Aug Orillla at Acton Mon Aug Long Branch at Acton 30 p Sat Aug io Acton at Hunt 30 p m Sun Aug 11 HuntavUle at Acton Wed Aug 14 Acton at Orlllla p m Berth Is Set In Playoffs Acton Rams are guaranteed a berth in the Junior C central division lacrosse playoffs Wednesday the Rama destroyed trie Oshawa club 164 in In a hard fought game which included a of fighting in the second period to Increase the total penalty minutes to 114 for two clubs Ron llirltosz was the Acton big gun firing four goals past the goalie He was closely followed by Kevin who had three goals and both Paul Wilson and George Artem had two each Singles for the Acton team came from Steve Wilson Bruce Green and Jim For six players scored goals They are Al Paul Zamejc Vance Graham Serge and Bill Michael Front row Anthony Oram Bobby Morrow Gory Kevin Fracis assistant The Rams led from the first period scoring nine goals compared to the single obtained by The other period scores were 12 and 106 The Rams were to play in Mississagua on Sunday and then return to Acton for the final game of the season against the Arthur Aces Game time at the Acton arena is pm captain Adrian Vugts Grant Nairn Missing from Peter Holler captain ugh and Chris The longest chess game record was drawn on the move between H Argentina and Czemlak at Mar del Plata Aregentlna in April The total ploying time was hours Choose It end trucks ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS S 12 golfers turned out to play action was hot and the scores to participate were close tournament was wen The tournament winner was publicized added Ms Hen David Kemshead with the but the teens just don lowest gross score and the low react In the first minute of play In VOLVO HugeP Savings LEASING AVAILABLE GEORGETOWN BRITISH CARS CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HILLS TENDERS FOR GRANULAR MATERIAL NINTH LINE RECONSTRUCTION Sealed tenders marked as to contents shall be received by the undersigned up until local time August for the supply and apply of approximately tons of Granular and tons of Granulai Reconstruction Lots 5 Tenders may be picked up at the office of the Town Engineer 53 Maple Avenue Georgetown Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted D Clerk Administrator Town of Halton Hills 36 Main Street GEORGETOWN Ontario Macs milk FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT Round 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