Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 19, 1982, p. 15

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When the dust settled Hustlers were tops Herald Special Sunday May saw the start of another season of baseball In Lime- house The Men League Is made up of six teams consisting of the Hawks Price Ball Blue Jays Expos Oil era and Hustlers When the dust finally settled after It left a twoway tie between Price Hustlers The Blue Jay chalked up a win Sunday morning and the Indusmin Expos took their first win Thursday night to hold down second place leaving the Oilers and the Hawks In a draw for third Don worry Oilers the season has just begun and there still the playoffs HUSTLERS IN FORM In the opening game of year the Blue Jays met up with the Oilers and had the game wrapped up by the third inning At the end of the first It was a tlcgamc with Dave Green scoring Jays and Jim Case for the Oilers Then In the third runs counted by Keith Hayward Cameron Jack Woods and Cord Smith gave the Jays the win The Oilers Dave also scored in the fifth but the Jays held hem to the two runs while they crossed the plate eight times In the second game the Hustlers came up against the vllle Hawks The Hustlers were in rare form and could do nothing wrong while the Hawks never got off the ground It has been a long winter but lei go guys Roger Brown went the distance on the mound for the Hustlers with six to his credit and going for at the bats with a single double and two triples Carl Stretch Reed at second base went 3 for 4 at the plate Tor the Hawks Marty at third base and Pete Garden shortstop were In on 13 of the outs they needed Still the Hustlers took their first win 12 The game saw last years Season and Playoff winners the Ind usmln Rockets Expos face Abltibi Price With Brian Moore pitching and Steve Campbell catching Abltibi al ready has a winning combo and when Brian can hit home runs watch out Home runs that what he did In the sixth Inning to count as the Icing run When Gary a deserter of the Maltby crossed the plate In the seventh he assured the win for Price The final was 7 Indusmin 5 TEAM CONTENDER In Tuesday a game the Blue Jays showed a Hustlers that they arc a team to be contended with this year In the first Inning the Hustlers were in the lead with runs scored by Cart Reed and Dennis Jack Woods Wayne French Cameron and Paul Metcalfe scoring Another run by In the third brought the Jays up to seven runs and close to their second win holding the Hustlers at two Then speaking of home runs Ear Duke approached the plate and with Roger Brown at third and John Case safely on the bench after crossing plate Duke hit his first home run of the season In the filth inning to bring their runs up to six In the sixth Inning runs by Ivan Wheeler and John Case brought the score up to eight runs for the Hustlers and seven Tor Jays Just to assure the win for the Hustlers The Duke decides to hit his second home run to the night to make It a or night at the plate and a batting average of for the season This was one of the best games so far guys with the Hustlers stealing the win on the Jays In the Wednesday nights game Price beat he Oilers 157 In Thursday night s game the Indusmin Expo beat the Hawks The poise and grace of gymnastics Is aptly demonstrated by Sara above In her floor routine Saturday She and her gymnastic club tea mm hosted Ihe weekend meet Story of local winners an page It7 Pictures of ribbon winners in Friday paper Herald photo by A record number advance to track finals meet SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday May IS Page New Ancient Mariners Once per season a timely reminder Is required to let readers know from where the column comes The column Is one of news received from clubs and groups and comments from my own experiences and opinions derived from observations and discussions with others The news aspects are factual The comments and opinions expressed are mine and not the policy of any group nor of Ihis publication They are based from the facts and arc not simply thought up from my imagination and are open to challenge It so happens lhat this year I have received many favorable comments on my writings Many more than the opposite I can tell you The feedback in support has been tremendous Particularly In respect of absenteeism Irresponsibility facilities and user fee charges Feedback good or bad at least let me know that the stuff Is being read Weeks when I am not In print are brought to my attention very quickly Both from supporters and nonsupporters alike FIELD MISUSE Misuse of fields was notified by me to the town following Ihe order not to use he fields from the authorities Two senior Inter County teams were amongst those reported The team officials were advised not to repeat the offence by me and have not done so An unknown group used a field and little could be done about that lot A known group used another field and continued to use the facility In spite of being reported by me by telephone and In print last week Those arc ihe fact I see from a report In the local press that vandalism of outdoor facilities appears to be on the increase and Is costing the community to the tune of In one month Repairs and replacements are costly and the labor to offset vandals takes staff away from much needed normal work and harms preparations of facilities The damage Is usually caused In my opinion when not being used by organised groups According to an Ontario government report vandalism can be attributed to those who are not members of a coram unity group Efforts should be maintained and Increased to encourage young and older to become members of community groups At the same time off use patrols are a necessity and something I spent a great deal of time and energy on last year In soccer we are faced with a shortage of fields andean only schedule games and not practice sessions The youth club attempts to arrange at least one game per week which is sometimes not enough and hopefully the team coach finds a bit of spare ground for practice It Is no easy task trying to teach when it Is not possible to leach on the ground where the games are o be played At senior level sometimes one game a week Is too much humorous comment Actually should all the soccer fields around town be serviceable there would be little problem In dealing with game and practice lime ANCIENTS This evening the new Ancient Mariners take theficldagalnstlhc new ICCM at in Ihe first league game of the Inter County league At p m the Meteor A play their earn in their first league game Many of last year champ ICCM are now playing in second division Bracken colours this year and several Mariners have retired leaving both clubs to rebuild Should be interesting the first On Saturday the youth recreational divisions take the field In the now traditional opening day Herald Correspondent In he first meet the the Rebel track and field boys team won their divi si on over White Oaks High School and the team overall placed second to White Oaks just teen points out of first This year marks the year for the greatest number of team members to qualify for the Peel Halton track meet with a total of people In events to go on In classic Rebel track style every one of the twelve runners qualified to go on by In Die op six In the race For the girls Midgets Kelly Roe and Leslie Bic placed fourth and fifth with times of and rcspcc lively In junior Lynn Mac placed third 31 and Susan Knstensen fifth 37 1 and seniors Ilea McLaren and Sandra times of and 30 for places second and third respectively In the boys Chris Ferguson had an easy first in midget with a time of and division c Dan placed fourth Juniors Gary Ken Hesse placed fourth and fifth with times of 3 and Running only to place Doug Smith ran an easy time of and New combe placed fifth with a time of results were recorded in the 1500 as ten of a maximum twelve will be competing at Peel FIONA FOURTH Again for ihe girts midgets Fiona placed fourth and Leslie placed sixth with times of and In junior Lynn MocPhall and Susan placed third and fourth with times of and Heather McLaren with The midget boys quail Continued on page Be Nows the time to BBQ EMBER Littles Trailer World Norval 8777916 Its Time For A Cruise Tho now has nil Iho housed a but two Qnount I Is most a vans I trucks standard or Iransm so on for on or domes ECS Electron c Clutch Switch opt lor standard I 99 00 Custom Car Sound Sinclair Ave 8772425

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