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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
3
Minor baseball opens with first games underway as teams show talent and balance for a strong schedule ahead. Coaches urged to submit weekly score cards though delays kept opening results from print. Schedule lists games and registration cutoff passed on Tuesday June 5.
North Halton Kart Club opened its season with a new twin engine class labeled Class B Twin Eng ine and expanded track layout at Limehouse. Bill MacCormack led the new class with wins in heat, semi and feature while the course grew from one tenth to one sixth of a mile changing to a boot shape. The expansion cost 2500 dollars and Class 5 saw Steady Eddie Elsliger win the heat.
Helmet Muzako won the Class 3 heat and semi while Keito Stunter took the Class 3 feature. Rob Stevenson claimed the Class 2 feature as Charlene MacCormack led the Class 2 semi and feature. Races run every Wednesday night under lights on the Sth line of Esquesing near Lumehouse.
Mac Fancy captured the low net prize in the regular Wednesday night ball sweep at Georgetown Golf and Country Club. Pet Ward was the low gross winner with 34, Terry Hay claimed second low gross, and Jim Irons Sed, Larry Gowlend, Phil Bludd, and John Sehrey earned various low gross prizes.
Ten mixed 2 ball foursomes at North Halton Golf and Country Club saw Jim Linton and Mrs Dorothy Young and Ben Curry and Mrs Eleanor Inglis tie for top gross with 30. Mary Chappel and Mrs Irma Weir took 3rd gross with 40. Net prizes lists include Mrs Inez Crichton with Jam vanes 1st, Mrs Phyl Monckton with Keg Broomhead 2nd, June Evans with Surray Weir 3rd, Mrs Jen MacKinnon and Ted Fenning 4th, and Mrs Jean Chappel with Hud Monckton 5th. Midden hole prizes went to Mrs Maxine Linton and Mac MacKinnon and Mrs Faina Malcolm and Gerry Inglis.
Bernie Dore pitched well for Georgetown Giants in a 3 1 victory over the Dundas Merchants in Hartog County Senior Baseball League. A first inning rally and strong defense supported Dore who allowed one walk and had a 7inning no hitter bid end with one pitch to go.
The Georgetown YMCA YWCA-backed tennis club opens at St George’s Anglican Church courts beside Georgetown High School on Guelph Street. Twenty-five enthusiasts enrolled. morning and afternoon slots planned with training for beginners. Y office offers details, 877 6163.
Dorothy Young shot the low gross score at a Brampton Brampton Golf and Country Club interclub event with North Halton and Chinguacousy guests. Prizes went to Eleanor Inglis Millie Dutchburn and Jan Kitchen for net scores while Hazel Arnold and Mary Panabaker earned additional honors. A return match is planned at North Halton.
The Oakville Midgets beat Georgetown 5 1 with Larry Lawrence pitching a five run effort. Oakville pounded five runs in the second inning and added a run in the fifth and eighth as Georgetown mustered a single run in the fourth on Peaveys outscoring Lenz. Georgetown had 16 hits allowed.
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