Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 28, 1964, p. 10

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w ftf jtoirtrtmijt n in itbe ovtetava yeata- hal leafue aaai lur mm jplajoh leuowtajbr award pre- iuiou last sitrt or art cmi iiii aawltk culler rats woe the clrts ileajue playoff defealliie the ltleubie makers ustteuu la th boyi leacue plajreutae coomu woe- the ehampioaioip oeer their opponents the laieey strikes 174 to issr tar teeneav league bad leasa and exciting momenta ai i ib wild ones managed to bom a slim tmnly live pin load uirouxhout tbe contest to win the championship 3041 to mia immediately following ihe president of tike georgetown youth bowling aeeoeletioa nraaating tropaiee aoct awards were ereaealllj m the winners by ajra m soi preatdeat of ladies toeaday afternoon bow- log leafue etra aans-nlchoa- aon president f tbe married couple bowline league ron snow 1st vlcevfreeaden of the kinansed club ron dump er imperial eaao agent lou hobicbaud proprietor delret smoke shop c f wasylyk manager georgetown bowl ceolrge nurse past jreldegt ceorgetoww mees major apd harry hayloca representative varlan recreation association girls league troublemak bowling everyone was treated era peggy llowae caplala la rafreshmelul and a moufj cathy milady lraae wilkes tie award prieeolauona were monica ntrbolson linda man- held later with doe wllkcsleely ida ena i ptayoff caanptoaa guis league gutter beta mari- lyo slgurdaon captain valer ie coburn lome nlchejaoe lorraine hutchison wendy christie aliaon ward lvalue and ptayoff cbaaa- piooa boys league coaett robert sase captain greg beaume cary hole doug ste phens billy dumper ramsey hay league and mayoff champ ions teenage league wild does bui anderson cap taial sieve lloere rick hid- dleston jiaw nicholson jon- iw mintern kelens hubert inaueiewal treeaty wuners bantam girls lllgh aver age linda ktoduy- high doub le marilyn 8lurdeo jllgb single lores nicholson junior clrla high average m t jew barber high triple lorralse sadler high alagle janet meate senior clru high aeermfe nancy utile high triple v- eleoa boberta high singlet wiiwk mcneil and marilyn finch- bantam boys high aeer- age doug stephens high double greg keeuehe high single bill akrblaon junior beys high aver age bagaar high triple derek biuington high single john beaume senior boys high aver age dave graham hlghjrip- le keith allen high single john iwt moat improved girl bowler lynoe wilkes most improved boy bowur b1u aitchiaoe h news inprtji hahoti mens pay featured mnu contest thi mmmt0wn twraaayaj mnvith pa0 10 r knudson baffles batters bantams bow in winning bu steve keudeoa br georietowu b te a bril- llant 1 bit is strikeout decision over oekville no x teat u ilia lipenlin geese of the llal- tes county baseball league may 1 steve waa seldom la trouble giving up three bases ee belli and leaving eojy live runners we baae only on two wen did oakvilla batters hit the ball well in both instances tsry were frustrated by alert mii- fietd play mox spectacular play waa made le the seventh insane when roxer utile bed oakvtlles b 0 vvn when wilh jjse crack of the bat boger turned u lain deep centre held gloving the ball oe the run the eaher mood play was by bob btrfl the ult llelder wee trapped a hard lln- preventing it rwri going for kstra bases bob also contributed a two base hit to the kttsek the othvr olfmslve star was captain bill dwvr who stroked oui two singlva in thrve tinea at bat line lliil7ut walerdoweoooil 00 0- ii j glows 00010 10111 wtle betterlea bayaloo walsh 7 and ulgk collie and peavoy eitra base biu doubles koger uule i ceorgetowe offensive star captain bill dwver 1 kite ie s turns at bet armours ace a rareeagle tie daya bit winner a per baule ana on the aceade at ahaoaa day at the north haitoa calf and coun- carded a greet jo try club thursday other wianers were harr after the leld left ike ant sanstanoa eric boat tee certain bolea were worth salter frank wallace extra pointa te golfers if a dumlburn bmie snsltk birdie per or bogie waa re- skrow joe louth aad gjaterea cliance in suikdu1jc ineuvuual trophy winner were back row jeanne barter marilyn ruth janei moore lawtelae laeuw utiau rwslayj front row keith allen jeiul beaunm kill akhuon taooar te jeha hole back vow foggy howse ivuna botvarh jonoe mlrlhsm jim- nicholson kick huelusierl bin anderson sieve hun bobert sane middle row cathy mundy lymie wllkei monica nicholson linda maneely greg teaurno gary hole doug stephens billy dumper kneeling marilyn slgurdsen valeru cehurn uma nicholson larralne hulchlten wendy chrlslle aluson ward iicion nous by don iljit dart gals are too good decide on split tourneys it fui finilly knppnml olhri bripchri of ihe laitllei auxi liary will no longer play ramp- titlve dirti with our brhh 120 kilt for tome time now the prize t urt tournimenti hive twen wore like blfi to the utllei of branoh 120 no other hrinch could win thins tjit saturday zone tourni- went waa organized on a aort of jhirethewealth baali whereby the team- were made up of ladle from variotu brinehei in an attempt to gpiead georgetown a bit thin- her thia splitem up method of organfilnu tournamenti will be uived until by aasocutlon the georgetown champ have ini- tilled lome of their dynamic hi 11 tie into the gala from other branches when this hap pen dart tourneyi will revert to the old style but with it is hoped more competition from the other branches onu gals have become teacher the turnout for saturdays tournament was a bit light be ing composed only of george- town and brampton but for a new venture it waa an average beginning top team prizes went to dot daykay hue cecil- konv ajne and phyllis klndlay run- neraup were jan emmcrsori myrt zltln grotta stoddard and marg hedlcjr in the do lib i ci departmenl wllma hube and pnrnthy lliiily took first placr with second going to rachel mcmillia and marg hedley first prlxe in alnglcs went to wilma hube and second to jean garbutt who also look high score with a 12s bowung two branch 120 teams qua lified for th udlea auxiliary regional bowling tournament which will take place in tor onto on saturday may 30th lets hope the teams dont have too much trouble strug gling borne with ill the loot tlaquk prksentation a joint social evening with j the ladles auxiliary and the mm a kixecutlve will be held ion june 18 the primary pur pose of the gettogether will be the presentation of a plaque to miaa carolyntie llallltt to commemorate her winning of a scholarship through the la dles aulllary bursary fund picnic althnih it mav aeemajong way off it i merely six i- weeks to the ladle picnic this early mention la to give ail lodlps a chance to advise the executive regarding the number and ag es of children that wttl be com lug as gifts and prizes are provided for the young fry this information u essential the dale for the picnic li monda july j3 mkns 70 nk ouv i champion team for the sea son waa the roy smith team zone b7s divotdiggers will composed of lome cross ii get their yearly airing on sekchenk doug richardson l turday june 13 when they pro- jsharky grozelle perc king ceed to givr a facelifting tnhud varey and wee brampton the north llalton goir and hill notn de plume country club fairways a hoi general meeting the next general meeting will take place thltr evening at b pm jwm draw dijrs of tbe zone trophy ranch 120 is expectod to put forth a concerted effort to keep the silverware sitting where it li in the absence of motorized transport t the elubthls year lucky winner c alf syke and harold schenk tiekflt williams will be forced to walk between swipes at the ball unieaat- they come up with something new we would suggest a rickshaw f with a strong coolie but pro- i nt4mrmrttc urement pose a problem v c they both have quite strong lonit a hut has been placed on the bulletin board for the names team halton baseball of those wlihinc lo play and ii is already fllllns fiat anl wtyt it will be the tint naiiri that will play in the evrnl ftal w l gm oakvllle campvllle mlltim there are tno many haste jinlhon advised siiuhiki10ahd dumlas gtowit 0 1000 1 887 1 867 t 500 3 000 1 000 john aohiur eloyal york uoad tururilo srured a perfce- i tloolsls boloiujoe at cmrtr t towu llitu and country club subjjy tbe ball weal ie on the my i 1 armour was itlivldy ia a roursouie wila stuart lunru terry way and dwayoe hay wave he aeed the 17 yard ter x alu its the tjrst aee rotor- ded al tbe rlub imi year and thrr of ike uiblsin nometbe tilth in ibe rourset five aaaa have beea awitrbvd froidyeir blstury tuinday te aioodsy i h alsu tbe finl are stored ally mlb te uey 1kb l thst bole vvatevdowu vs grartrlovn the lastrumeiit was a 7 iron juoe 7ih te june th i a hole inoe is rare in ilaell ullloa vi ortetawe ul this blx wai partieularly july lltb ts july 13th auiaiifui la that ll uaaioed dl- krmplci vt ceorrrlown rvtlly mui the rup vloal ares cebrel6wn slay sstb ium are srored wben the lee ahol cearielowii vdies walvrdowniliils on tbe iront of ihe ireeu 21 and mill iii sun scorcher scores too crichtonchappel winners the utolf lafaw- wrt jul as hot as ik tampraturst at ntihh lulta golf and count ry club asaturday wherre a kcolcb twoball trlwlucd uuu fjuaualtu uls totku- itti crlchtof and lurv clup pel toibliml to rard a m the ldwea grou ietore ririilertl oa th dayi puy the wt net gear was a 34 crdew bv ttuth waltsre and jack mal colm scoiui low were dorothy lisrttf with a kut honour ltijch htt on tb tb irnd curry and ray owii high isfore oh tbe ind ann tim- mint and ernie mlth low score 4 tb tsth us smith aad reg brooiheavl the opening dan- of the safauod was hatld aturdgy v trnlng with fifty thhjpi atten- dieejt muk waa fay fiug by- alts brtwilr grau winners young and bob 40 aiul 2nd low were earned by vimi schenk ami don curry tfcjrd gro winitars whv jran cttsptvrl and ted wor rell and third net prtieawttit ta kraa balnea and syd liar- die other ealegotries aiul win tier- were clsct ta the hole on the ihl marjorie gilmer mtet honest golfer kyvttc chapthbh and krnie curr- senior citizens club request shuffleboard court in town park shufjhtrbaarda in the park wy be the newest recreation for georgetown senior citi zens kenior citizens club presi dent ale mclaren txjuetted i council to imtal cement cvturts near the armoury build good tioad record allstars at home sunday future gma helowher endofseason pretssl ai entatlon and all round thrash w saturday as the ladles were making the upstairs le gion hall mildly with visibility reduced to zero in flying darts ihe do waa held at the ar mpury v georgetown at bundaa oakullle at ham lltou sunday may 31 nundu at campbflllvllle wediieaday june 3 camp- belmue at oakvllle hamil ton at georgetown dundaa at milton georgetown midget all stars stole their opening ball game of the season edging waterdown 54 in waterdown georgetown opened the scoring in tbe firt inning on a single to densmore who scored on a triple to phil mann the all ktara added a run in the second inning on a triple by gary waller scoring on the fielders choice to all- it ir blalr waterdown came bark in the second to tcore one run and in the third inning added two more rjns lo lake a 31 lead tach team scored aingte runs in the fourth with darkness approaching georgetown took their last bit wayne densmore led off with a hit thl looke like- a sure double but was picked off on his slide into second phil mawo singled and with the pitcher in possession of the ball stole se cond this unnerved the pitch er enough that he threw the hall away into centre field on the following play trying to pick off the runner mirto strea- kci home ta tie the ball game ron una got a walk watier also drew a walk alistalr utalr loaded the bases on an error to te second basenian jimmy stamp laid down a perfect squeeu bunt and lane slid in rxme with the winning run tost waa the winning pitcher wiotmarxo and densmore be ing big bats going jwo for three georgetown had 7 hits runs and waterdown had 4 hits and four runs georgetown came- up wlttt rselr second win saturday night at brampton when they knocked brampton 73 george town had a big first inning densmore opened with a talk brian peavoy walked phil marzo was hit by he pitcher to load the base densmore and peavoy scored on two success 1 ve passed balls blair walked paul robinson singled to fill the bases again jan fttddallput the frosting on bs cake hy slattunlng a grand atam home run dep to left-field- thav all stars then coasted for seven innings adding a sin gle run in the fifth on a ingle jby mario and a double by wal ler richard ietu started rn the mound and got credit fjr i the win ieni and reliefer mike tokt struck out 12 brampton bat ters ami allowed only four scat tered hits georgetown hsd 7 hits 7 runs 1 error brampton had 4 hits 3 runs on monday night the high flying midgets travelled to oak vllle and promptly felt flat on their faces after two successive wins they appeared to fight the ball oakvllle opened in the first inning scoring two runs on throwing error by the catch er waller and three more in the second on two consecutive tr- rors hy short stop ms no nd a single oakville got two more in the third and 4 in the sth on seven error by the all star georgetown bits collected on ly tour hits after denraory game opening triple george town managed only three wel tered singles two tomarsd and one to robinson the lotiug pitcher was blair relieved by tost and mike dwyer who alto- 1 gether gave up iive hitaucvor- gelown had 4 hits it runs jnj 7 error oakvllle bad 3 hits 11 runs and 3 errors broken bats coach trac- ey barrager will ahow off his team sunday for the first time at home opposition la burling ton team no 1 game time la 2 pm tracey also trimmed his squad to fifteen men by sending two youngci players back to the town league georgetown ii neupi catcher gary waller 1st baseman paul robinson 2nd base jan rid- dall whorl stop phil ha rxo 3rd base brian peavoy loft field wayne denaraore right field alistalr blair centre field ron lane pitchers mlks tost mike dwyer richard 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