McGill Shuts Down Waterdown in Giants Victory
Jim Sparky McGill pitched 4 1/3 innings of no-hit relief to lift Georgetown Giants to a 7-5 win over Waterdown Tigers in Halfon Intermediate Baseball at Waterdown. McGill took over in the 11th with one out, allowing one hit the rest of the way. Manny Archie had three singles and a double for Georgetown, Don Lindsay added a double and a hit, Neil Dodman doubled and singled for Waterdown, and Jack Peer took the loss after relief from Bob Clark. Georgetown’s next game versus Burlington produced two hits and one run for the Giants, while Burlington's Bernie Dore and Behlow combined on a six-inning, 5-1 win. Dennis Gibbons had Georgetown’s two hits in the win.
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Wilson Still Star Continues In Tonights Halton Stats
Wilson trails Burlington pitcher Dan Cholewka in earned run average at 0.60 to Cholewkas 0.54 as Dundas and Burlington arms pace the Halton County League. Harry Hamilton of Campbellville leads with four wins in five decisions while newcomers Barry Hutton and Bob Martin shine in the month.
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Cycle Girls Dominate In 37-8 Victory
Pitcher Lynn Seckington earned the Cycle and Sports first win as Cycle and Sports routed their opponents 37-8. Losing pitcher shared by Shawn Fisher and Susan Milne. Marilyn Armstrong hit a homer for the losers while Bonnie Riber Cindy Day and Cindy King each added a round trip.
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Field Day Results at Chapel Street School
Junior, intermediate, and senior events dominated the day with numerous winners listed in sprint, distance, and field events. Gordon Hunter led junior boys 735 yard and high jump, with Pat Herrington and Jean Currie among junior and senior girls top finishers.
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