Georgetown Defending Juvenile Champions Open With Win
Georgetown opened the season in dominant fashion, defeating Amalea 6 to 0 as Joel Tost pitched a three hit, 11 strikeout complete game. Robinson, Lane, Inglis, and Whitham delivered key hits as Georgetown led 2-0 after one inning and stretched the lead. The Juveniles then fell 7-1 the next night, with Milton driving in four runs and Milton scoring three more on errors and timely hits. Next home game is Tuesday May 30 against the Town Juniors at 6:30.
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Roy Wills
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Two Holes-in-One Reported at Town Golf and Country Club
Two golfers achieved holes-in-one at the Town Golf and Country Club by Sunday. George Duncan of Brampton aced the 437 yard par six with a five iron. Whiebelo of Georgetown followed with a similar shot on the par yard six using a six iron.
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Brampton
Russ Bradley
Syme
Georgetown
Omagh Beats Hornby In Softball Fixture
Omagh exploded for four runs in the fourth and five in the fifth to win 10 to 2 over Hornby Redshirts in a Halton Rural Softball League game. Dave Gillies led Omagh with a double and two triples. Alan Few pitched eight innings with 11 strikeouts. Hornby’s Bill Hall took the loss as Omagh sealed the victory with timely hitting by Hadfield Finnie and Gillies.
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Graham Gillies
John Wilmott
Bill Hall
Gemmell Wins Low Net at North Halton Golf Club
G Gemmell posted a 30 low net to win the low net golf tournament at North Halton Golf and Country Club during the men’s day. Eighty-two players competed and thirty earned prizes. Top prize winners included Gemmell Gob Collier and Cliff Norton with 31, plus Joe Strite and others. The day’s feature was a Blind Partner tournament.
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North Halton Golf and Country Club
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Gob Collier
Cliff Norton
Joe Strite
B. Schalkwyk
Butch Fisher
Tom Wylie
Ken Allan
Jim Pearson
Ron Cash
Leigh Bradbury
G. Wells
428 Admissions Set New Roller Record at Memorial Arena
Another record fell at the Memorial Arena roller skating session as 428 people paid to enter on Saturday night, breaking the previous attendance record by 36.
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Memorial Arena
Squirt Baseball League Schedule and Playoff Plan
The Squirt Baseball League releases its schedule with June to August games featuring Lowville Glen Williams Kilbride Drumquin and Hornby A and B. Playoffs set for August 19 at Hornby Park.
Credit Bill Anderson Saves Minor League in Georgetown
Bill Anderson of 44 Delrex Blvd keeps Georgetown minor baseball alive after a near shutdown. About 200 local boys may get a 1967 season with registration for ages 8 to 12 on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Georgetown Park. Registration is $2 and first come, first served for spots. coaching and umpiring help is still needed. A coaches and managers meeting is set for Monday June 5 at 44 Delrex Blvd.
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Ontario Heart Foundation Urges Blood Pressure Control
The Ontario Heart Foundation says lowering high blood pressure reduces the risk of heart attack. Public health message urges monitoring, lifestyle changes, and medical guidance to manage readings and protect heart health.
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Ontario Heart Foundation
Encouraging Response to Call for Lawn Bowlers
Georgetown Bowling Club sees growing response to invite lawn bowlers. Edith Street green hosts sixteen women who played two games, then shared supper at the clubhouse. Two new faces joined the regulars as Mrs Myrtle Pattenden led a high scoring day.
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Edith Street Green
Myrtle Pattenden
Merchants Rally Past Georgetown Giants 73 to 3 Celebrates Season Start
Campbellville Merchants shook off an early Georgetown surge with a four run second inning and cruised to a 7 3 victory over the Giants. Campbellville remained unbeaten while Georgetown fell to 1 1. Dan Arbie led Georgetown with three singles in three trips, while Rick Repta Bill Dennis and Earl Cairns contributed two hits apiece for Campbellville.
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Georgetown
Campbellville
Giants
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Hamilton
Jack Roberts
Rentons
Dan Arbie
Rick Repta
Bill Dennis
Earl Cairns
PeeWee Baseball League Schedule Roundup
PeeWee Baseball schedule lists matchups across June and early July. June dates include Hornby B at Hornby A, Drumquin B at G Williams, Drumquin A at Lowville, Omagh at Kilbride, and further games at Kilbride, Kilbride, Omagh, Glen Williams, Lowville, and Drumquin venues. July 4 features Lowville at Glen Williams and Omagh at Hornby A.
Drumquin and Hornby clash in playoff schedule notes
The June to August listings show Drumquin, Hornby, Kilbride, Omagh, Glen Williams, and Lowville rotating as visitors and home teams across July and August. A playoff tournament is set for August 26 at Hornby Park, with the last team listed as the home squad.
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Glen Williams
Drumquin
Hornby
Hornby A
Kilbride
Hornby B
Hornby Park
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