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TI1PI1FRAID Second spot in COBA Eagles land with silver The last day of August was the final day of the Georgetown Juvenile baseball season The season had started for most players Jan 10 In the high school gymnasium and after nearly eight months of practising and almost 33 Ihe season ended with a to the Bloor Blue Jays This result meant that the Bloor team won the gold medal and the local squad won the silver with a second puce finish In the Central Ontario Baseball Association playoffs The season marked the se cond straight year that the Juveniles ended their season with a winning record Their league play in 1968 resulted In 11 wins six losses and one tie This represented quite an for this team as most centres In their league Invite layers for try outs whereas Georgetown had IB players on Jan 10 and they had to keep all 18 because of school and work schedules These young men learned to play tight baseball with good pit and a strong defence The Eagles won many of their games by one or two runs many In the eighth ninth or extra innings This team never quit The leading batters were Rob Card Anderson Maurice and Scott Williams Chuck Peebles Brent Falcone Tim and Hick Lane all pitched some excellent games Scott Williams one of the last cuts from Canadian youth try outs also mode the North West All Star earn and played In the Ontario Summer Games was selected to try out for the Ontario team lor the 1969 Canada Summer Games Some of the highlights of the season were an overtime victory over Leamington on Rob hit down one in the bottom of the ninth win over Forest Glenn on Scott Williams twoout twostrike two- run homer 11 inning playoff victory over a 12 11 win over forest Glenn after being down 100 ninth inning victory over Strcetsville after being down and a win over Ontario Champion Burlington In a London tournament Most of this team have played together lor the past nine years and only the last couple of years have they reaped the strong rewards of their togetherness and hard work The nature of this Is thev love their baseball and they are all very compatible even when It is their turn to out an entire game As Busy weekend for soccer teams Georgetown Junior Under 18 squad a marvelous weekend They came up trumps against Erin Mills on Saturday in the Peel Hal Ion semi finals with a resounding victory Martin Barnard scored two alter nonstop running upset the Milts defence Billy Murphy netted as also did young Coleman The tads did not play too well yet did enough to gain the victory One day later they took the field with the favorites Chlnguacousy In the final The first half was tremendous with Town midfield with the Ching players kept on a tight reign Glynn and Billy Murphy prodded from with Barnard again Ing strongly and creating havoc Good defensive work from Ching the score sheet clean at the the Town a few times to keep the score down Only Barnard up front carried Ihe banner as Ching stole away to net the second and sure win for championship The boys played well and gave their all par those mentioned and Trent Cull who Is only 14 years of age a great prospect I have been away for a few weeks tod I have to say that here we are In the summer season and we are full of hockey news a winter sport and with less numbers than soccer such news Is not fully Justified in my Earlier year we had a hockey team pull off the Ontario and North American championships and we hardly saw anything in print and this was a tremendous achieve ment Sometimes I think our newspaper folks have matters out of proper perspective However I only write a column I am not the editorial or publishing staff By the time you rend this lot United will have completed their preparations Tor the Ontario Cup finals in and all we can do here is wish the team well It is many a long year since Town had soccer serve us so well in the challenge of provincial competition and I for one feel good and will be there to cheer the tods on to victory Victory which will see them repre- sent Ontario in the National Cham am also pleased to report that I shall be attending the National Championships In Vancouver In Oc as representative of Ontario Soccer whilst travelling with the r Under victors whoever they may I be Hopefully United will also be and girls tor the first time in many years I will not be there as I shall be In Oshawa This is the culmination of the season far many coaches and certainly the players 1 trust you will all have a good day All Ihe age groups take part and it should be a busy day all round Inter County season up to the playoffs was relatively quiet One player long suspension and a team s shortage of players has put the league In a little bit of a problem Plus Welding have been removed from the playoff picture following misdemeanors and remain subject to further action by the league membership In meantime the run down to the semi finals con Last week results are Ancient Manners 1 l Crown Milton United 1 Mm Chester Eagles Other games were registered as bye victories for Meteor VorianandLaurentlans In the CSL Hamilton lour Gary Morrows team clinched the East dlvtsion title as Vancouver has now clinched the West title Both teams await their playoff opponents before they should be contesting the national final Steelers have had a rough season in a way They began with off the Held troubles in coaching and managing staff resulting in a poor on the- field start However the team through oil the turmoil to carry a long undefeated run Morrow is one of on ly three players left from last year finalist squad His solid defensive play will be relied upon keep in the forefront of the campaign Youth president Dun Maloney is understandably annoyed at the poor response of our papers in his nion to the needs of youth soccer His learn alone has sent in photographs and several reports of games Mainly the reports have been published the photographs have not He also tells me that he ex pected to see newspaper represcnta of the finals and did not see anyone there from our scribes Perhaps the sports editor would Maloney feelings Scary- program offered Make your own mask this year for Halloween and learn how to use It with mime Dal la will lead you in some basic skills such as Illusions improvisation and movement You wilt prepare a special mask and mime performance with your family and friends as the audience Program will be held at Harrison Public School In Georgetown Wednesday evenings commencing Oct for six weeks pm to Please register by Sept 15 ensure a mask Is reserved for For more Information contact Hal ton Hills Recreation and Parks Deportment at well as tnc above mentioned players the 1988 sou ad was comprised of Trevor Banks Jamie Brear Craig Brian Hayward Sean Mlt ton Scott Mlzcner Mi quel Mora Mike loss Jeff Smyth and Cari Yaroschak The coaching staff con of Boyd Doc head coach Andy Singer Williams assistant coach and Mr Cool manager Aug 31 also marked the retire ment date for Blaine Mitton after seven years of association with this team The team wishes Blaine all the best In his well deserved retire- Thls was the lost year for most of these players to be eligible to play Juvenile ball and since the majority of these 19y earolds have left Georgetown to attend university and college It came as a surprise to learn after the last game that the majority of these players plan to return to Georgetown In 1989 to enable Georgetown Baseball Association to field a Junior entry In Boyd and Andy Williams have agreed to coach this team and they will be looking for ad dltional players to replace a few who will not be returning to Georgetown In spring The Eagles published a program for the second year and this was necessary to raise over to help support their efforts The Eagles wish to thank the S3 local businesses who placed advertisements in this booklet The Juvenile bugles wish to thank everyone who helped moke this one of Ihe most successful seasons In their They plan to regroup In April and hope to bring some entertaining boll to Georgetown at the Junior level which will be the first time a Junior team has played In Georgetown In five years The Eagles wish all readers a happy and studious winter see you at spring training I GBA meets The Georgetown Baseball help overcome these problems Association will hold Its annual It is vital for a growing general meeting on Wednesday organization such as ours to have Sept at Holy Cross School begin- new blood with fresh Ideas on how p it All parents and Interested GBA personnel are encouraged to at tend this Important session An up date on the 1068 baseball season and recommendations for 1989 will be presented During the evening a proposed revised structure will be announced According to current GBA dent Hal Ridley the GBA ex ecu live has certain goals and ob jectives In mind Tor next year and In order to accomplish these tasks it is necessary to recruit volunteers for a variety of ac tlvitlcs recognize that in the past have volunteered to help may not have been contacted or maybe not made fully aware of what we needed to be done said Ridley We apologize for this and hope that this new structure will to offer a better baseball program to Georgetown youth Ridley concluded HAT BITS Ridley also sends a reminder to any Interested baseball coaches to submit their names for GBA rep team coaching positions for 1989 Georgetown teams compete in the Central Ontario Baseball Association and have been successful at the It and C championship levels Interested applicants should ap ply in writing to Jack Lee Faludor Dr Indicating age group preferred Lee may also be reach at Decisions on rep team coaches for 1989 will be finalized at the GBA executive meeting on Sun day and will be announced at the Sept general meeting Eagles land gathered for his Baseball week The squad lost a tough team shot dcclilon to he Bloor Blue In the inn Final Peel dart league starts on Sept 19 Seniors magazine Arc you retired or semi retired and looking for an 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details President George Powell was called into work laic in the VicePresident George O Neil was absent and left Inter County with only one player for the evening Other teams were in a similar way the usual beginning to the season Openings are stilt there for a team or two and certainly in dividuals who are looking to play on a Wednesday night at the Legion Hustlers Inter County Golden Flights Ensigns 4 Exports Pan Lost and found Is your child missing a sweater or a pair of pants How about a lunch bug a Jacket or a towel may have It at our Recreation and Parks Department Office on James St Georgetown QUALITY STEREO SYSTEMS ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR HOME AUTOMOTIVE RECORDS TAPES CDs Silt Strict In Dim on Mounlsimlaw Uni 8771688 NEWCOMERS WELCOME JOIN NOW LEAGUES YOUTH YBOLAHESMENMIXEDGOLDEN AGE S 8779922 WATCH THIS SPACE FOR ALL KIWANIS EVENTS OUR ANNUAL SNOW BIRD PRESEASON SPECIAL BUY NOW AND SAVE ALL MODELS AVAILABLE Prices from PLUS TAX Layaway Plan Available- Assy Extra Time Offer BRAMPTON CYCLE LTD Serving Peel tor Years witn 22 STRATHEARN AVE STEELES DIXIE BRAMPTON 7914011 OPEN Fn 6 00 Wed Thurs 9 00 4 HONDA Power Equipment Georgetown Minor Hockey Association REP TEAM TRYOUT and PRACTICE SCHEDULE ARENA MINOR NOVICE COACH Brian Markham 877 6091 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER NOVICE COACH David Bell 877 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 pm 5 pm THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30pm SATURDAY SEPTEMBER I 00 m MINOR ATOM COACH Bob Craig 8778415 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1 5 p m SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 1 p m 00pm SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18 300pm ATOM COACH Jim THURSDAY SEPTEMBER IS 7 30 p 30 p m SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 00pm SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18 MINOR COACH Chris Mllne SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 p m 1 5 m SEPTEMBER 15pm 5 30 ATOM SUNDAYSEPTEMBER18 5 00pm THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4 p 30 p m SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1 00 p PEE WEE COACH Tom Brain 7936 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 415pm PEE WEE B COACH Marshall THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30pm SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18 4 500pm SUNDAY SEPTEMBER pm 315pm MINOR BANTAM COACH Barry Mills 877 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 7 845pm SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 p m 00pm BANTAM COACH SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1 7 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 3 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18 10 OOp m BANTAM B COACH 2855 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 5 30pm 630pm THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7 30pm 830pm SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 30 pm MIDGET COACH Torry Condon 3913 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 715pm SUNDAY SEPTEMBER JUVENILE COACH Charlie Hanmon FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 pm SUNDAY SEPTEMBER IB 715pm 30 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER pm MONDAY SEPTEMBER 26 10 30pm