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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 1967

Page

6

The Double Play in Baseball Fundamentals from a Coach

A coaching guide extols the double play as the sport’s key defensive move. It details glove work, footwork, and throwing styles for second basemen, emphasizing stance, tagging, and timing to maximize outs and minimize baserunner pressure.

Chappel Leads First Round in North Halton Golf

Harv Chappel holds a first round lead in North Halton Golf and Country Club's four round club championship. He shot 67 in A Flight qualifying, with Eric Ross 71 Jim Linton 71 last year’s champion Don Currie 75 and Bill Anderson 75.

Harv Chappel North Halton Golf and Country Club Chappel Eric Rossa Jim Linton Don Currie Bill Anderson J. Todd Gob Collier W. A. Anderson Jack Hogg Syd Hardie Archie Pollock

District Bowlers Compete In Central Ontario Finals

Bowlers from Guelph Acton Georgetown Oakville Milton Bramalea Brampton and Meafordvale competed in the Central Ontario Bowler Association finals at Georgetown Bowl on Sunday. In the ladies division 17 bowlers earned top spots across five categories with high scores led by Martha Hickey Mitton Vandersluis Laing Treble Morton and Salomon. In the men's division six categories saw Clarence Cardinet Milton Pave McMillan Acton Narold Gowland Earl Middleton Stan Swann and Ted Sibley among the top finishers with Ted Sibley posting the highest score.

Guelph Acton Georgetown Oakville Milton Bramalea Brampton Meadowvale Central Ontario Bowlers Association Martha Hickey Mitton Marie Vandersluis Sally Laing Barb Price Laura Treble Pat Barber Georstetown Clarence Cardinetl Geary /Nowek Pave MecMillan Geary Fotheriation Narold’ Gowland Joe Duggan Earl Middleton Ted Justin Stan Swann Dee Deforest Ted Sibley Jim Elliott

Senior Teens Bowling Banquet Honors Top Bowlers

The Senior Teens Annual Bowling Party at Georgetown Bowl featured a one game tournament. Centennial Souvenir crests went to John Prouse Stan Kynnersley John Reaume Robert Freeman and Jonne Mintern. Mets 1966 67 winners Ian Gosling Jane Emmerson Jeff Eason John Prouse Karen Mintern received trophies along with play-off champs Paull Barlow Jim Nicholson Stan Kynnersley Linda Jenner Judy Prouse and Greig Johnston. Hi AVERAGE Richard Clarke 209 and Jonne Mintern 153 Hi Triple Robert Freeman 856 Norma Hole 613 Hi Singles Paul Barlow 369 Sue Lockwood 270. Refreshments and dancing capped the evening.

Georgetown Bowl Mountainview Road Centennial John Prouse Stan Kynnersley John Reaume Robert Freeman Jonne Mintern Mets Ian Gosling Jane Emmerson Jeff Eason Karen Mintern

Kinsmen and Blue Giants Win In Industrial Softball

Kinsmen defeated McGibbon Hotel 17 to 6 at Georgetown Park in an Industrial Softball League game. In the same night Blue Giants beat Combines 11 to 9 as Neil Sterrit earned the win with a home run among Kin roundtrippers. Dave Hoare led Blue Giants with a triple and two doubles.

Blue Giant Ken Kidd Charlie Bennett Frank Anderson Ernie Skrow

Banani Z Bowlers Close Season With Bantam Awards

Bantam girls and boys wrapped up the youth bowling year at Georgetown Bowl. Twelve teams competed in a one game tournament with crests awarded to top bowlers on each team. Crest winners included Lorraine Enman Cheryl Breen Ruth Findlay Debbie Moore and others. Bantam girls and boys trophy winners were announced with honor to sponsors and volunteers who supported the program.

Bantam Georgetown Bowl Mountainview Road Lorraine Enman Cheryl Breen Ruth Findlay Debbie Moore Steve Savage Gary Miller Doug Enman Nicky Hill Bob Lockwood Lorne Kelley Joey Fendley Gerry Holloway

Baseball Pee Wee Split Pair of Brampton Games

Georgetown Pee Wees avenged a 2 toss to Brampton Friday night by winning 63 return fixture Monday. In Brampton Friday a squeeze bunt in the 6th inning scored the winning run. Both Georgetown and Brampton pitchers tossed fine games with no walks. Robbie Brough worked the end, Brad Butterworth led with two of three, and Gene Inglis had four hits. A Georgetown double play was a key defensive moment.

Brampton Georgetown Pee Wees Georgetown Bill Stansel Robbie Brough Stansel Bobble Brough Bramptons Gene Inglis Williams

Community event ends with refreshments for all

A heartwarming gathering saw many parents and children attend enjoying the day’s festivities. Refreshments were served to everyone present, adding a cheerful close to the celebration.

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