Georgetown Herald Sports Roundup June 2 1967
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
4
Chappel Six Up in Final Golf Round
Harvey Chappel holds a six stroke lead entering the final round of the North Hatton Golf and Country Club championship after a 76 in round three for 219. Eric Ross shot 73 for 225 total. Don Curry is 13 behind at 232 with Leigh Bradbury at 236. Curry and Bradbury both shot 81 in round three. John Todd leads B Flight with 242 as Buten Fisher sits at 243 and Harry Sanderson 245. Gob Collier and Bruce Norton are tied at 250. Flight pace is set by Orval Paul at 275 with John Walsh and Jeff Duck at 285 and 286.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Chappel
North Hatton Golf and Country Club
North Hatton and
Georgetown
Eric Ross
Don Curry
Leigh Bradbury
Curry
Bradbury
John Todd
Buten Fisher
Harry Sanderson
Gob Collier
Bruce Norton
Orval Paul
John Walsh
Jeff Duck
Devises Special Defence For Leftie James
Georgetown Giants manager Tom James used a unique shift against Campbellville Merchants left handed hitter Bart Cairns. Three infielders lined between first and second as Dennis Gibbons played between bases and Danny Arcie covered first base side of second. Tony Boudreau stood halfway between second and third. Cairns batted only the last four innings, grounding out to first and drawing a walk with no hard contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
James
Dennis Gibbons
Danny Arcie
Tony Boudreau
Bill Campbell
Rain Cancels Bowling Tourney At Georgetown Lawn Club
Rain disrupted planned bowling events at the Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club. A mixed jitney with 26 bowlers occurred, one 10 end and one 8 end game played, 12 prizes awarded, tea and tarts served by Georgetown ladies. A mixed trebles tourney slated for June 17 was canceled after a 45 minute delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Lawn
A. Hunsdale
Guelph
Brampton
Port Credit
Streetsville
Georgetown
Pipe Band Praised At Georgetown Tattoo
Georgetown Girls Pipe Band was a feature at the KitChener tattoo on Saturday. One of five bands, it drew rave comments as rain forced the event indoors with a massed band finale thrilling spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Girls
Kitchener
Barber Elected Treasurer to Ontario Bowling Council
Georgetown five p inner George Barber has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Ontario Bowling Council. He previously served as president of the Central Ontario Bowlers Association, which he helped form, expanding its membership to 1 077. He will act as treasurer of the All Ontario bowling gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
George Barber
Henry St
Central Ontario Bowlers’ Association
Mixed Jitney for Lady at Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club
Twenty six lawn bowlers took part in a mixed jitney at the Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club at Edith and William Streets. Jean Graham was ladies high scorer and Jack Williamson was men's high scorer. Recent ladies high scores included June 20 Jean Graham 37. June 13 Myrtle Pattenden 41. June 6 Florence Williamson and Helen Archer 34. May 30 Eva Muckart 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Lawn
Edith and
William Streets
Jean Graham
Jack Williamson
Myrtle Pattenden
Florence Williamson
Helen Archer
Eva Muckart
Ace Secures A Flight With Par 4 playoff ace
A golfer achieves an ace on a par 4 during a pivotal playoff, elevating to the A Flight. The remarkable shot adds a dramatic boost to the round and garners attention for the sweep into higher competition.
Eric Ross Best Golfer in North Halton Kicker
North Halton men held a kickers tourney on Thursday night with three mulligans per player. Eric Ross led low gross at 33 followed by Harvey Chappel 34 and Jim Linton 35 as final scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Ross
North Halton
North Haltton
Lowgross
Harvey Chappel
Jim Linton
Bill Anderson
Wib Bradley
Ron Cash
Scotty Potter
Som
Jim Bradley
Elect Hockey Executive At Meeting This Sunday
Raider Junior hockey club holds its general meeting in the Rose Room to elect officers for the 1967-68 season. Club president Scotty Patterson urges attendance to set the early agenda and organize the coming hockey year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raider
Scotty Patterson
Ray Angus Wins Playoff with Hole-In-One at Georgetown
Ray Angus sank a 280 yard par four ace on the 11th hole at Georgetown Golf and Country Club Saturday during a playoff for the last qualifying spot in the club championship. He fired a one-under-par 71 and earned the A Flight berth alongside Terry Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Angus
Georgetown Golf & Country Club
Terry Merritt
Angus
Esquesing Township Debentures and Public School Loans
A municipal notice outlines debentures for drainage and public school needs and discusses debentures assumed from other municipalities. It notes temporary loans and investment in capital assets as part of the township finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Milton
Act
Aeneea
Capital
Ontario
League to Expand by One Next Season Adds Richmond Hill
Patterson and Colbeck and Walk discuss expansion plans for the league with one new member added next season. Richmond Hill has requested admission, pending approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Hill
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Legion Branch
Claude V. Williams
Bruce McLaughlin
Metropolitan Halton Developments
James Matthews Dennison
William Kent
Knights of Columbus
Dr. Williams
Bus Hale
Susan
Cathy
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Leftie
Tom James
Halton
Campbellville
Bart Cairns
Campbellville Merchants
Rockwood
Ace
Jack Coulter
Bob Butler
Harold, Badham
Gord King
Don Herrington
Howard Briggs
Roy Smith
Doug Wilson
Cheshire
Esquesing
Auditor's
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Department of Municipal Affairs
Capital Reserve Fund
Revenue Fund
Province of Ontario
Glen
Norval
Dept. of Municipal Affairs
Capital and Loan
Dee
Etna Ones
Child Assistance
Snene Welfare Assistance
Lesenesns Welfare Administration
Meeneee
Dent Patterson
Dox Colbeck
al Walk
Annames
James L. Young
Skelley Street
Great West. Life Assurance Company
East End
Texaco
Guelph St
Dairy Queen
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