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WEEKEND EXTRA Friday Angmt 14 1H1 Pane I Glen Williams cap off season with championship Tough season didn t come on silver platter The Inter county league champion are the Glen WUllBmi Merchant Seen here are the team member back raw Idt to right Cliff Norton Bud llalnet Mike Reynold Terry Rob Hatcher Tim Glenn Hancock from row left to right Terry Haines lc Jackie Bergman Andy Jeff Haines Paul Mastalcrt Mining are Danny Field Glenn Teal and Graham Confusion over Games results Initial confusion over the of Georgetowns lop track athletes has been somewhat alleviated with more from Thunder Bays media Mason officer Barb McConncll It seems that in Bruce Mclntyres race there was a protest of some sort of the placing of the runners A few runners ran less than the required number of lops but apparently it did not affect the top seven runners Bruce did offic ially place fourth with a time of 30 The fastest lime 14 was run by a British Columbia runner and It set a new meet record Records In Thunder Bay show that BOO metre runner Doug Smith came In third in his first heat to quality for the semi final heat He will be running in the semi final today Friday at a and If he does well there will advance to the finals on Saturday The Herald regrets the error reported from Thunder Bay last veek which Indicat ed Smith had not qualified Thank you Pearl Our thanks to Mrs Pearl Kcrby who supplied the pict ure of the winning team Her daught er Sandra played with the Royalties during the and season and is now playing fast ball for the Air Canada team from Toronto Mol Ion Airport Sandra now years old works in the Cargocommun ications division for Air Can ada and she plays tourna ments across Canada and the United States Her lost base ball trip was to Los Angeles When she was with the Royalcttea Sandra played shortstop her mother soys After a tough 12 win 12 loss record for Iho season and losing to in Iho finals the Glen Merchants have proven this year to be the learn to reckon with The league leaders fin ished the 1961 regular season with an impressive win- loss record But It was not handed over to them on a silver platter so follow Alton also had a win- loss record with game left to be played out in their regular schedule It was Monday night in Orange vllle A victory would have secured Alton as the league leaders The Glen Merchants were going last Friday game against the loc als in A final score gave the Glen a 158 win loss record with only one rained out game to be bat ted out Erin All the Glen learn players knew what had to happen and it did Players from the Glen drove to 10 sec Altons luck run out A thril ling come from behind victory saw Alton fall to Altons only hope was for Erin lo win in the Glen Tuesday night The home diamond with stood Tuesday afternoons downpour Visiting Alton players watched on as the diamond being patched up ready for play An excellent crowd gath ered for the oclock start was oil or nothing for the Glen men Terry Haines was ready lo go at the Erin bailers Regu lar shortstop Robbie Hatcher was needed to catch far Terry The combination was perfect Terrys drop ball worked perfect and his rise ball even better Throughout nine innings of ball Terry gave up only one hit two walks and fanned out 11 of the Erin batters Hatcher behind the plate did not give up a passed ball through out the whole game In second inning Mike Reynolds got on base and advanced lo third Larry Wheeler punched out a single to advance Iteynlds Tor the first run scored in the game In the third Terry cracked out a single to start the inning Dean Hancock got to first on a fielders choice Hatcher punched out another single advanc ing Hancock Then up came Andy with play ers In scoring position bent cracked out a hit lng Hancock and Hatcher After 3 Innings of play the Glen had the lead That was lo be the final score The Glen Erin All players swung well at the plate Randy VanWyck only fanned 4 of the Glen baiters Robbie Hatcher and Larry Wheeler both pounded good hits each Wheeler robbed Erin of a hit by making a catch above his head The Glen fielders stole a few as well And the infield- only allowed 2 errors throughout the game Everyone had a good game much to regret So the victory gave the Glen Merchants a final record lying Alton But through regular season play locals beat Alton by games to 1 thus taking the league title Congratulations to all players and coaches for a very productlul season The players for the Glen area Terry Haines pi Jeff Haines pitcher Glen Fendley catcher Mike Reynolds inflelder Tim Fields inflelder Robbie Infield Lea Wilson Danny Field Larry Wheeler Dean Hancock fielder Graham Deariley fielder Andy fielder Jackie Bergman fielder Paul fielder Coaches Bud Haines Cliff Norton The players wish to thank Cliff and Bud for their dedic ation and coaching a lot of tolerance throughout Iho season A specials thanks must go to John Haines for his continued behind the scenes guidance and efforts to all players and coach es There ore very few men In Ihls country who dedl caled so much time and effort for the betterment of a sport The Glen minor soft- bait players throughout many years know this well Thanks John Just one more line to really thank all the players wives parents and friends who support the Glen The Congratulations and good luck in playoffs Georgetown Cricket Club start march by defeating Hamilton ByDrANKUMAR Herald Georgetown continued their triumphant march towards the Smith Divisional championship by beating Hamilton on Sunday Aug 9 The game was played at Stewarttown Public School ground In excellent weather Georgetown won the tots which had son and lift In It opened with S Jahoor for Georgetown Wilh the score standing at Jahoor played across a full toss from Sullivan and was bowled for 4 K Joined Moogni and was settl ing nicely when he edged Sullivan to be taken by Archer in the gully position for making Georgetown 17 fori A Kumar wos the next man In Just as the pair were showing the promise of a big partnership Mongru was beaten and bowled by a good ball from Blake GLIMPSES OF FORM Mongru made 13 out of 3S for 3 Meanwhile Kumar showing glimpses of his old form opened his scoring a towering six of the fast bowler Sullivan the ball landing at least yards outside the boundary He kept one end going while wickets fell in quick succession at the other Bland was bowled by Blake Bolkissoon was caught off Weeks for two and L Jones was out hit wicket also off Blake for making George town score paltry for B wickets With score at GO Kumar was given out caught behind off Blake lo ball which did not pitch anywhere near bat Kumar was Ihe top scorer with 24 including boundari es and a six Windsor was given out similarly caught behind which the batsmen was sure of not having touched This two unfortunate decisions by the Umpire both of which looked doubtful lo the specta tors hit Georgetown badly B Campbell and A were soon out both bowled by thanks mainly to rine who bowled his left hand medium fast swingers deadly accuracy Ncncotlho Hamilton batsmen could play who clean bowled out of victims ending with superb figures of 7 wickets for runs N supported him well and finished with for 9 while A Windsor had 1 for Hamilton were dismissed for their last wickets falling for only 15 was iho top scorer for Hamilton with 16 for Hamilton But Windsor bowling from the end had Hickman caught behind for a single from he other end struck wo quick blows first by having Sulli van caught behind for and then uprooting off stamp Tor 12 making Hamil ton IS for Archer and Blake making Georgetown all out was not out with L Blake returned figures for Hamilton capturing wickets for 12 TWO BLOWS A Hickman and opened confidently coming together baited confidence and brought total to 34 for at tea time runs Georgetown plays Mis- at home next Saturday Aug 15 the match starting at 1 George town team which ployed Hamilton was A Kumar Captain Capt Jones W A Windsor Campbell Bland and A 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