Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 24, 1975, p. 11

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Ontario Outdoors Several seasons By the tlrafl this column comes out next week the Brook Trout and Rainbow Trout seasons will be closed in this area That is not to say there is no more fishing I believe that many of Ontarios sportsmen and women have realized Id the last few years that fishing is available for extended periods of time The trend at one time was when the hunting season opened the fishing rods were hung up and that was It till next Spring Times do change I was fishing for Rainbow Trout on the 1Mb of January this year That the same day that Owen Sound had their snow carnival and we caught Trout With the Coho in the Credit River a Itentlon baa been diverted from the traditional rivers of the Northern Area such as the the Beaver and the Sydenham Mike DeJong of Acton bdng doing real well the River with good catches of Rainbow Trout This week with the Coho Derby sponsored by the Progress Club of Mljwlssauga most everyone has taken to the Credit River At the time of this writing the beat fish a pound Coho caught by 10 year old Ball Much publicity has been given the runs lately and maybe this will effect their standing a sport fish rather than a commercial flah as they are now known I mentioned In past columns the 50 foot gill has moved Into Lake Ontario from Lake Erie This boat la equipped with enough nets to take TONS of Coho Salmon Granted the was planted to boost the com fishing in the Great Lakes but more value la from sports fishing than commercial The fishermen of Ontario have been calling for years for be tier fish stocking programs and when one does come the money boys clean up on it We have to alt by and watch it happening This Is why I have been pounding at everyone I meet that is a fishing enthusiast Join the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters I have membership forms and would only be too pleased to get you signed up Remember the fire chief from Beach that caught the record Rainbow Trout this past season He la pictured with the pound Rainbow Trout in the new catalogue for from Corporation As this fish was caught on one of their Lures they were only too print ttus tine catch THE HERALD Wednesday September Page II Meteors gaining all around A FIGHT FOR THE BALL In last weeks Senior soccer game between Eagles and Meteors From left to right Irwin Shan delmelr Eagles Nick Meteors Ron Dykshoorn Eagles and Jake Morrison Eagles goaltender Georgetown Merchants knocked out of league Georgetown is known as a great soccer town In many ways A Senior team called The Meteors made headlines last week when they defeated Georgetown Eagles in the Cup Finals 34 The Soccer League Is mainly made up of Senior Soccer players love the game of Soccer too much to call it quits This league has been part of Georgetown for many years and slowly gaining popularity among tbe people The only team that did not take part in the recently held cup competition was a Brampton entry from the Brampton Correctional Centre Finishing last in the league standings eliminated them for Cup Competition semifinal and he finals were to be played in best out of three games but it took only two games each occasion to complete In this competition Georgetown Meteors the league winners defeated at home In Guelph they managed a victory Guelph mainly University students finished third In league standings In the other semi finals Georgetown Eagles eliminated a Georgetown team called Both teams are mainly made up of players of Dutch descent The only man that could not lose in this contest was Harry who appears to be Manager of both teams Tbe Eagles defeated Alax twice in a row with 1 and scores Instrumental In tbe victory were goalkeeper Jake striker Albert Gils and Captain Irwin who engineered the victory The next game bad to be the Game of the Year Meteors finished first in the league standings with the Eagles as Tbe Meteors had the experience and skills the Eagles speed and young legs The first game was a classic Meteors pulling ahead In the first naif where Eagles came out threatening in the second half Jack put Eagles back In the game and the questions was could Meteors hang on Hang on they did winning The second game played on Eagles home ground on Halton Road Three was to be to Eagles advantage But It turned out to the opposite Eagles were pressing throughout the first half with their kick and run style of soccer But could not score The Meteors with their skill and experience slowly took control of the game The smaller field allowed them to display tbelr skill with a minimum of energy During this half they scored three unanswered goals Jim Clark Ed and Gord Barclay Mr Irwin Gross of Meteor Foundry Co Ltd was mighty proud of tils team winning both league and cup Mr Gross who is a great supporter of both minor and senior soccer in Georgetown announced a very interesting game for the Meteors to be played at Cedarvale Tuesday Oct pro against a touring teem from Germany Chiemsee from Bavaria A testimony to effectiveness and acceptance of tbe Rapala Lures fact that tbe family sur vivors of Rapala Inventur of tbe famous Lure made a presentation This sliver plaque was presented to the Corporation who market lure In this country and tbe USA to commemorate the sale of the millionth Lure Remember If you are under twenty years of age and applying for your first hunting licence you must fin pass the Hunter Safety Training course If you are over twenty you may apply for a licence without the course but still have to pass tbe Ministry of Natural Resources test Better get at it now or miss out on tbe coming hunting season Information on course may be obtained by phoning In Toronto First prize the Coho Derby went to Byron Bailey who caught a 15 pound ounce salmon and second was token by Paul Jones with a 15 pound three and a half Ounce fish Sixty charges were laid under tbe Fish and Game Act over zealous fishermen decided to take more than legal limit The Georgetown Merchants of the County Mens Fastball league were knocked out of contention for the league title this past week as they dropped their semi final series with two games to one The started out In this semi final series in fine fashion dropping Lowville In Lowville last Tuesday night but lost a heartbreaking 43 decision In Georgetown on Friday that set the stage for Sunday a finale once again In In Tuesday nights game the Merchants pounded out 12 hits to account for their six runs Including a home run by Roy Ingles and were never really threatened by as Bill Tilt limited the opposition to but six hits and two runs while striking out 11 batters In the hitting department for the Merchants on Tuesday night Phil Dobbin went two for four while Gord Tomalty and Ray Ingles each picked up two hits in their five at bats Tilt picked up the win while was charged with the loss In Georgetown on Friday night the Merchants had tbe game in the bag until the sixth inning when a combination of three Merchant errors and four hits allowed visitors to score four times over the lest three innings and leave the field winners The Merchants picked up two runs in fourth inning and a single run In the fifth Inning and almost tied the game in the ninth but a disputed play at home plate went against them With one out and runners on second and third Ray Ingles hit a hard grounder that went through the infield Gene Ingles the runner on third base bad to hesitate In cose an play was made but then out for the plate as the boll ted by The throw to the plate by leftflelder was dropped by the catcher but the umpire ruled that he did have possession long enough to constitute an out The final Merchant batsman Gord Tomalty could only manage a weak grounder to the pitcher and thus the game ended In on Sunday night the Merchants Just couldnt get on track and found themselves on the short end of a count after only three innings bad been played They did recover however limiting Lowville to but two runs through the remaining six innings but the damage bad already been done and the margin was too great for the Merchants to recover Adding to the Merchants woes and certainly not conducive to good ball playing was the weather condition The game was halted twice due to rain and although players on both teams were willing to coll it a night the umpires ruled that tbe game must continue BUI Tilt took the loss for the and although be definitely wasnt In top form be asked to shoulder the total blame as his mates stranded baserunnen and therein tells the tale of the loss Tilt threw a nine hitter issued five walks and struck out three Lowville batters Winning pitcher Jacques set down three Merchants via strikeouts and issued seven walks For the Georgetown Mer chants the fastball campaign has come to an end Just snort of what would truly have been a successful and satisfying year The team finished third behind tree Is 111 and Lowville in regular season league standings defeated Glen Williams In the first round of tbe playoffs and extended Lowville to the series full three games before bowing out of further competition For the Georgetown Mer chant players as well as manager Gord and coach Mort Marshall a somewhat bittersweet end to an exciting GDAAHA league established Minor soccer in full swing for cup anything they will be a long major atoms the United and The way from tbe cup Last year The Cup Games for league respective league by three the lost their first cup game In full swing Weather dltlons have not allowed us to finish league competition as yet but we hope to have the league completed by Saturday Sept With one league game remaining in squirt division the Bombers are the winners But be assured that the Cup Games will provide a brand new competition With the standings they are there not lose a game during season but a total of games ended In a tie and five of these ties were against United A tie In cup competition will be decided by penalty shots and his could be a main factor for the Minors as to who will make It to the finals place Cougars head on in the twice first cup game The game winners or league runners up between Rangers and Rovers to finals An In- be close one and neither of the teams are team will be a push over in the La for House league bockey will have a new feature for the 75- season with the establish ment of a girls league Registrations indicated a sufficient number of girls keen on playing tbe great Canadian game so the GDMHA executive voted to establish the league Shirt Richmond at and Gerry Osborne at are working on the details and are anxious to bear from any girl aged who is Interested in playing Late registrations will be accepted for tbe girls league by contacting either Gerry or An important day the Draft Meeting will be held on this Sunday September at m at the high school All coaches and managers ore asked to attend or make plans to have their alternate attend as tbe draft la to select their players for tbe 757fl season There will be a General Meeting on October at Cedarvale at J pjn for tbe purpose of election of a treasurer and additional executive members Also coming up in October GDMHA will sponsor a coaches Clinic on Saturday October 18th Bill of Cooper Equipment will be the main instructor at tbe day long clinic an excellent opportunity to pick up coaching expertise the expert Late registrations for boys still being accepted on condition that applicants will be put on a and placed on teams when the opportunity arises Boys should contact Joe 8773451 Tbe final midget 4- practice before draft will take place on Sunday September at 45 to in the morning as coach BUI Kent wants a good look at prospects before submitting his list In the afternoon Georgetown District Minor Hockey Association GENERAL M Sunday Oct 5 200 pm Cedarvale Community Centre A champ returns from Russia guarantee to who will make defeated AJax2l last week If the finals In the minor and this Is on Indication of what could happen we will be In for Finally the Senior Girls They should provide the fans with some breathtaking moments Games have been close all through the season We are keeping score for the next two weeks to finish the with Cup finals switch in University was mode so could gain expertise in wrestling under such expert tutelage Canadian National Interesting finish Gladiators from dominated the Minor Mosquito league winning by points Their only came two weeks for 1 ago In a game with the Colts f and a meagre victory Grizzlies last week speaks for itself that there Is no guarantee for any team The Mosquito league Is so close that It will take the last Spitfire game to decide With the Rockets playing the Kings in their last league game next Saturday chances are that first place In the league standings will have to be decided with an extra sudden death playoff game the Saturday Oct Major Jaguars for the cup It is anybody game Chargers lost nine games during the season many of them with one goal difference If It would swing heir way for one game it could spell trouble for the others Celtic won the Bantam Division and could repeat In the cup Who the finalist would is hard to soy all but Ar be In the run The Lady bugs recreated last Cllve Llewellyn returned to began bis wrestling Georgetown this post week career as a member of the from Minsk USSR and the Georgetown District SplonalwheSri In Canadian who will be league winner pTof sU man team Junior World Cnamplonshlps amateur wrestling circles The Wildcats have proven to presenting Canada and two Senior World Chom however todays champion be spoilers and could repeat res league If that says headed by the Canadian plonshlps and j such could be tomorrows hasbeen that role It all could boil down National coach as Russia Cuba and the United to a sudden death I game t whereby the various between Phantoms and In their respective Sp weight classes must con Dually prove themselves against top flight competition This constant strain of com has been tbe undoing wrestler but LIMESTONE ALL SIZES A B GRAVEL FILL AND TOP SOIL BUD HAINES DURHAM ST petition of many Llewellyn has high ambitions Gordon Of the State as well as the length Canadians wrestling in the end bfeadtb of Canada world championships Clive dives next objective in bis came up with by for the best chosen sport Is to make the tournament performance as he Canadian team that will take won two matches while being part In the Pan American outpointed In two others to be held In Mexico A City In the Utter port of TheGeorgetownyouthwo to aiming both mentally such a program will he be able weight to wrestle competitively with featured I some the which the worlds best He therefore will be staged In Montreal It has resigned himself com pletely to the sport at least four years at the University of until after the upcoming Western Ontario this year Olympics Once that high point to has been reached he feels he University and Is enrolled In will make a decision con the M A course In the cernlng his future in the sport Economics field National out of It but until then coach as well as an ex for Cllve Llewelyn it will be a Russian National wrestling constant thriving for the In champion Victor temational recognition as the are In charge of the schools tops In his field In the sport of wrestling program and the wrestling competition of the various divisions There were IB wrestlers la this weight class and as witness their ex cellence 1973 world past third round while the 1974 world champion Nosberlaev of Russia failed even to make Russian team Tbe weight class was won by another Russian Cllve had an excellent first match defeating a Swiss wrestler by points His second match almost proved bis undoing However as he was behind In points to a Polish wrestler when with a mere three seconds remaining In the match pinned his op ponent to stave off defeat In bis third and fourth matches which Llewellyyn lost badly on points it was simply a milter Edward H Schroeder DC Wayne Singleton DRS OF CHIROPRACTIC EAST BRAMPTON Telephone 4590685 CLINIC PARKING 8776525 No Jab Too Big Or Too Small ME BARRAQER CLEANERS LTD To the handful of dedicated people who worked so hard in my cam paign THANK YOU We will have greater strength next time To those who made contributions THANK YOU To those voters who showed con fidence in me THANK YOU We will win next time Bill Johnson Your Candidate PUBLIC SCHOOL C01MGE THE LIGHTED SCHOOLHOUSE FALL PROGRAM MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS Rural and urban Planning 5 sessions m BatikandTyc Dyeing 15 sessions 10 Gardening 5 sessions 10pm Palnlino In Oils sessions 1 Painting In water Colors sessions Ceramics tor Intermediates ID sessions 10 Creative S sessions Ceramics lor Beginners to sessions 1 Weaving 10 sessions 10 p m Cake Decorating IS sessions I 10 m Quilting sessions I and Off Loom Weaving THURSDAYS Photography Parapsychology 5 sessions Pa I tern Draughting sessions Food Nulrlllon 5 sessions Courses start Tuesday October Afternoon Courses I 1 Evening Courses 10 r Materials Ceramics Wine Making Has Been 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