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TOE HERALD November Sports Editor Hi Larry send money Daves in jail With the Gin up hangover now starting to subside some clear thoughts on Canadas most national event ore available As a sportsman and a sport reporter I would be remiss if I didnt comment Although some people both men and women alike probably took a long hike during the festival extravaganza on television Sunday most of us found It hard to ignore or gel away from So why not say a fen words Not the ones most commonly heard and read about the game but some which dont make headlines or reports of the game Itself I watched the first half home in the comfort of my apartment Our manager Bob Walker and my brother Paul Joined as we watched and cheered for the underdog Montreal It was great to sec them come back from a deficit to one point the end of the first half It was almost as exciting as being at a Cup The only one I was ever at was 1974 in Hamilton when the TiCats won it over the Saskatchewan Rough Riders Cord here in Georgetown was on the losing side that The feeling in the Ivor Wynne stadium thai day was that rookie sensation Chuck could become the new mayor of that city as the post was up for grabs that time There is no greater feeling than winning the championship at home And fans In Hamilton it almost shut city down thai cold In November Harold Ballard would have loved it WORKED I This year I worked up an appetite in the first half and decided join a party at the Gibbon Hotel Owners Nick and George had mc to drop In to game Our happy trio dropped into the hotel and were jusi in time for the excellent buffet provided and catered Jesse the cook What a spread Enough for a football team or its fans The room was full of supporters from both teams and a few just out for a good lime as is the case at most football games One woman was heard to comment on a crushing tackle Give cm a hug On screen fans at Olympic were just as rambunctious They were prepared for the chilly weather with from blankets to cowboy hats and thermoses Many carried banners like the one that said Hi Larry send some money Dave Is in jail Alt In all the best team probably won and the East triumphs again It could have been looked upon as a for the upandcoming Peter Loughepd over the slowly sliding Rene Such arc the national tones of this great Canadian game We missed the presentation of the Grey on the two sets were changed lo the NFL gomes of the day SWEDISH SOCCER The regular meeting of the Georgetown Youth Soccer League Nov 29 is expected to give its support to a team of selects to go to a tournament in Sweden this President Alex Tough the group has already received sanction from Ontario Soccer Federation represent this country in the multicountry tournament will be held In Sweden In June results from a visit lasi year by soccer and hockey learns The Invitation to Sweden was extended at lhat time The local team will lake port the Cup part of a summer TheYouth Soccer League will be requested to pay the entry fee for the team Other expenses will be raised by the team BOB Belated congratulations lo Bob who estab lished himself as premier competitive Master runner In North America Daniel topped other Canadian and American cross country runners to lake he honours at Sunnybrook Park in Toronto a week ago Saturday Last year he finished the same race in third spot in Seattle This year he won in mitiulei and seconds Daniel had trained hard for he race continuing his run to the GO station on the train to Toronto off and run to work and reverse on the way home Other local participants were Agnes Daniel his wife Caroline Murray and councillor Marilyn Serjeant- Norval undefeated Nona continued Ihcir defeated Sunday with anil turnover Akers Clark now have seven wins icon nil goals before on scoreboard And Akin were Willi two seconds lo Hush gol Ihe lone mark ir from Dwane and Bob Sargent Firsl period scoring had Charlie from Brian Den union and Ian fl Peterson from Norval AkorsClark George intl Bob 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he skipped edged out runnerup Bruce Whites team Georgetown Youth Soccer Club ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Thurs Nov Norval Public School Room 3 Election Of Officers Discussion Of Sweden EVERYONE WELCOME BRING A FRIEND