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For 30 Years We Have Delivered the HERALD LAWN CYCLE SALES SERVICE DAY WARRANTY ON ALL REPAIRS REPAIRS TO LAWN ft GARDEN EQUIPMENT MOTORCYCLES SNOWMOBILES SERVICE DEALER FOR TECUMSEHMTOHOMEUTECANADIANA SS SINCLAIR AVE Hopkins continues to shine Georgetown Hopkins continued to shim In cross country circles this iimL In the United Slates Hopkins a freshman runner East Tennessee Stile University is on a full scholarship finished seventh overall In the Southern Con championships and second freshmen what makes the former Georgetown District High School runner iccomplishment even more noteworthy is the District chimpionshlp event is an open one with runners of all ages taking part That means the 20year old was up against many older and experienced athletes However the East Tennessee team lost its Southern championship for Hit first time in eight years finishing third behind victor Mar shall University and runner up pa In chum Stntc But defending the tit It this wis a tall order for the squid only runners trainer thin the nine took part Of those six three wen two others wert with We were just ton small a team just too young Hopkins said from his Georgetown home lost week rt on his Chnstmis Tl depicted Tennessee saw Its ranks further dwindle to just three runners it the Regional championships due to in Junes Again tompeting igiinst older more experienced runners finished 90th overall in the field The event final step before going to the fJatioml Collegiate Association NCAA ships As a first year runner Hopkins found initially tht burden of being student athlete a one Eich day the Tennessee runners were out in a van on in eight mile ride dropped off then required to run bock After that the athletes either hid to lift weights or do ind speed work In to tht daily practice Toutine was travelling to different competitions on the weekends In practice and competition demands leivc time for doing ones school work but Hopkins has to attain a grade top being In his Hopkins is listed in pre med Hopkins B shock of being away from home for first time t been too bad for the Georgetown native The only real adjustment Hopkins had to make was the dally rouiint of eating eafcleria food which was monotonous after a little while In New Hopkins will be able to do his own shopping and thus sclett foods of his own choice A big difference I found there injuries Hopkins said home in high school when w I wouldn t go sec the doctor for a few weeks But there you get mediate attention If youve hangnail you get treatment for it At Tennessee all the cross country runners live together in the same dorm and pretly much together as a unit What make life for the sixtet easier Is that all do get along which could be seen as somewhat of an accomplishment The team is made up of three Irishmen two Americans and Canadian Hopkins In Hopkins said he is amazed at the number of International runners who arc in the United States at the collegiate thals not to suggest all of Hopkins opponents this year have been strangers Throughout past season Hopkins met up with rivals he faced while at Georgetown District High School Including v meet In Kentucky where formei Ittbcl teammate Mike Wood who University of Western took part Cross country is now over that I mean Hopkins it through running Unlike athletes or football hockey and basketball scholarships crosscountry runners lake part in the rack program at their school Later this month Hopkins will take part in an indoor event in Tennessee which will kick off the track year for him However the prospect of running both track and cross country I a worrisome one for Hopkins While at he did both no real difficulty track Hopkins will run relays as as on events ranging from 1 SOS jnetrcstolO metres Hopkins no regrets about his vision to attend school In the nlted States The move South has taught him a lot and has also brought with It a certain amount of discipline There ore days when I get back from classes at noon and decide to to for a sleep If you don I feel like it you have to get up for and go out to the von for the run Vou vo gol a purpose down there you vo gat to run Darryl Sly tames The Bear Collingwood coach wins first Pricebeaters Night game Sports Harry Whllworlhs Night winmnj streak has been halted it five courtesy of 1 rival Sly Shipbuilders Senior A Intermediate A level now club defeated the Georgetown Quick junior Gemini 137 Saturday night at the Arem The Night con lest the sixth annual m irked the time Sly had in yeirly Night concept wes drafted up six years ago when and Georgetown Chrysler Raiders were in the Intermediate A ranks game had sponsor Whit worth tht Haiders coach against rival Sly Throughout the the two teams Invt played in both Intermediate Senior leagues while getting together for the exhibition game It last year when both the Haiders and Shipbuilders disbanded from the Ontario Senior A Hockey the Night game wis put In jeopardy as only Collingwood continued with the adult wilh Crctmore Owen Durham as became the sponsor of the Gemini franchise However rather thin forgo with tradition it was decided the junior Gemini would tangle with the alder but more seasoned Intermediate club In Ihe going it appeared the Gemini would keep its sponsor perfect record intact Georgetown a pair of from Joe with singles from War ren Heart mid Todd Cull to leid the first period of the Shipbuilders goals could tie termed fortun itt on Ihe first one goille Mike thi first save bill lost sight of Ihe puck and Coll s Doug Kerr tapped home the loose puck On the second one Larry Cots shot went off Gemlnl defencemin Chuntler stick past Hut there wis no douhl on the Shipbuilders third tally is Tom Colley got behind Gemini defence and rifled a shot inside Ihe post ind added second period goils to tht Gemini up but that when slipped it into high gear Before he second period was over Shipbuilders had and rounded out Ihe final frame with four more goals fir the There were noticeable elements to Solurdoy g line he Shipbuilders moved the puek well executing parses both in their end and on the attack The biggest in tht Geminis was the lick of eonsistcntv moung the puck of their own zone I lirnuehoiil the Georgetown id ninth moving puek Wishkurnk led the way for wilh his two oils while singles Cull Wayne Morrow mid Willy Peine Kerr Tim AbboU and Paul all had two goals each Singles went to Coe Don John Matthews BUI Switzer and After the game Gemini coach put the loss Into ptrpec live adding if local leimed anything from the game hit the defeit had served its purpose 1 think this w is good for ihe kids he said Unfortunately I think Tom Colley mesmerized them a little bit I think they leimed few things As for suffering his- first Night loss Whitworlh too took the defeat with i degree of humility This is really traumatic he said with a laugh But it no problem is my friend I- or his part Sly Mid the victory wis long Sly ilso added he I Hunk the first Pricebeaters Night wasnl tainted by the that his Shipbuilders team was much r thin the Gemini Atluilly if he had his should hive beat US with nil those young legs Sly si This is first time 1 ve seen Junior and I thought it mikht have been a bit quicker Sly Georgetown has some good players but I think experience was i big difference Sly won have long relish the win Tht two teams will meet once this tune in on Jin afternoon and Is noxious to resume his winning ways My record will he then he confidently 1 IIII1JW lleli ii Kill is hi run Is 1 111 IMIi Midget tournament set to begin with Once again some of the lop midget hockey teams in will he in Georgetown in J inn to lake part in ihe Georgetown Minor Hockey Ass million Midget Tournament Tournament begins evening at Alton Arcru three games Intluded in the it taking to ice on will be Georgetown s Sunny Aert major mldtels To dilc leims hive themselves for the tournament and president Wayne said a lGlh team will be before the opening puck is dropped In Georgetown some of the sending 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