Baseball Tips for Infield Grounders and First Base
Infield fielding rules cover eye on wall and glove, stance, and throws. Tips for first basemen include staying close to the bag, wide stance for balance, moving toward oncoming balls, two handed catches when possible, and pivoting quickly on throws to the bag or across the infield.
Rural Minor Softball Coaches and Managers Named
The Halton Rural Minor Softball leagues announce coaches and managers for 23 teams. Squirts include Glen Williams and John Staines with multiple A and B division leaders. Pee Wees list Glen Williams Earl Cuthbert Art Brooks and others. Bantams feature Glen Williams Pete Norton Hornby and Drumquin. Midgets name Glen Williams Ike Inglis Bert Stewart and coaches from Omagh and Lowville.
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Halton
Glen Williams
John Staines
Hornby
Ken Hearnes
Dave Leslie
Drumquin
Norm Flemington
Kilbride
Gord Harris
Lowville
Rex Coulson
PEE Wees
Earl Cuthbert
Hornby A
Art Brooks
Ron McHugh
Jack Hilson
Ray Fuller
Don Barrett
Ross Sanderson
Omagh
Dave Lawrence
Ike Inglis
Bert Stewart
Ray Powell
Dave Gillies
70 Play North Halton Ladies Have Guest Day
Seventy or more women and guests attended North Halton Golf and Country Club for a guest day. Windy cool conditions did not spoil play with awards to Eleanor Inglis low gross and Marjorie Gilmer low putts. A fashion show followed, modeled by club members including Toots Burns and Shirley Crichton.
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North Halton
North Halton Golf & Country Club
Ann Smith
Phil Monckton
Liz Smith
Kay Butler
Toots Burns
Shirley Crichton
Low Gross
Eleanor Inglis
Jean Martin
Marjorie Gilmer
Vera Grozelle
Mrs. Gemmell
Jan MacKinnon
June Evans
Town Bowlers Prize List at Clarkson Bowl Clarkson
Central Ontario Bowlers Association held the 180 and 240 and under finals at Park Royal Bowl Clarkson on Saturday afternoon. Georgetown bowlers dominated, with Pat Barber winning the 240 and under with 776 and a six transistor mantel radio. LaVerne Ryder was second in 180 and under, taking a thirty cup coffee percolator, along with multiple Georgetown prize winners.
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Town
Central Ontario Bowlers Association
Park Royal Bowl
Clarkson
Bramalea
Guelph
Milton
Acton Meadowvale
Georgetown
Pat Barber
LaVerne Ryder
Georgetown Juniors Impress in Debut Dominant 15 2 and 9 1 Victories
Georgetown Juniors opened the season with a 15 2 win over Campbellville Juvenile, with Big Mike Test pitching four innings and Wayne Marchand finishing. Georgetown collected 12 hits, five walks, and seven extra base hits, then followed with a 9 1 victory at Brampton as Archie, Ridall, and Maloney fueled a 2 hit, one hit, 4 run 4th inning. Manager Bill Richmond projects a strong season, scheduling exhibitions with Halton Intermediate and eyeing a likely title run. notable new players include Wayne Marchand, Gabby Patton, and Bruce Schultis honored as part of a deep pitching staff.
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Georgetown
Campbellville
Big Mike Test
Bruce Schultis
Wayne Marchand
Ridall
Maloney
Archie
Densmore
Brampton
Flowertown Crew
Danny Archie
Patton
Anderson
Ions
Bramalea
Danny Arbdie
Mike Tost
Rick ‘Maloney
Fame
Gabby Patton
Doug Ford
Bill Anderson
Mike Tostic
Demsmore
Davison
Quackenbush
Lzss
Peavey
Robinson
Georgetown Bowlers Sweep Team and Individual Trophies
Georgetown bowling team of four men and two women captured team honors with a 12579 pin fall across 10 games at Bramalea, outpacing Oakville 11946 and Meadowvale, Bramalea B, and Bramalea 11591 to 11220. A Georgetown bowler won both high average and high single trophies in the Bramalea Janitorial Service sponsored event.
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Georgetown
Bramalea
Oakville
Meadowvale
Four Oakville Homers Spell Defeat for Giants
Oakville hitters powered a 2 63 victory as Don Westbrook struggled, while John McKenzie delivered seven strong innings with three RBIs. McKenzie allowed seven hits and struck out 13 as Oakville built an early lead with McFeeters and Beyers keying the offense.
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Oakville
Giants
Oaks Hold Lead as Beyers and Teron Homers in Georgetown Game
Beyers hit his first homer in the fourth to give Oaks a 2-1 lead, then Teron added another in the seventh. Georgetown rallied with walks and timely hits but left runners stranded as Giants pitchers kept pressure. Lindsay opened the ninth with a single and a passed ball, yet the Oaks防 held on with McKenzie forcing Howard Murphy to pop up to end the game.
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Beyers
Giv Oaks
Mackay
Georgetown
Jason Field
Lindsay
Dougat
Jim McGill
Batt
Westbrook
Danny Archie
Intermediate Baseball Games Continue This Sunday
Intermediate baseball action continues with a slate of Sunday games including doubleheaders and key matchups. Schools and leagues prepare rosters, schedules, and standings while coaches emphasize fundamentals and player development for the upcoming season.
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By Bill Richmond
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la Coude
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George Webster
Bill Barclay Jr
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Bill Haynes
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Doris Pantling
Wilma Marshall
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Pearl Savage
Shirley Chaplin
Verna Prouse
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Georgetown Bowl
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Buddy Mackay
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Norm Kane
Tony Boudreau
Don Lindsay
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