Local Midget Baseball Series With Three Teams Planned
Recreational Council schedules a three-team midget league for park play through July. Pirates captained by Doug Norton face Little Giants led by Earl Walters and Hornets led by Keith King in a best of three for the championship. Teams include Pirates players Norton Kirkwood Scott Varey McGil and others. Little Giants feature Walters Denhiam Ford Hewitt South and more. Hornets list King Ireland Hyde Hillier Barber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Doug Norton
Little Giants
Earl Walters
Hornets
Keith King
Hal Newman
Bke
Jim Kirkwood
Keith Scott
Bud Varey
Bob McGil
Pat Johnston
Frank Carter
Jack Baird
Frank Anderson
Don White
Bill Diggins
Dennis McCartney
Ron Denhiam
Terry Bladd
Bill MacCormack
Bill Hewitt
Brock Bradley
Paul Barber
Jin Ford
Don Hewitt
Joe South
Bob Rogers
John Nodwell
Ben Lorriman
Doug Ireland
Bud Hyde
Bill Hillier
Dave Barber
Jack Hillier
Jack Bettke
Bill Doherty
Don Burns
Alan Gillis
Geo. McClure
Alf Spence
Glen softballers trounce Businessmen 19–3 in league opener
The Glen softballers opened Industrial Softball League play last Friday with a dominant 19–3 win over the Businessmen. Glen exploded for seven runs in the second inning and nine in the third, then held off late rallies to secure the victory.
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Glen
Norval Arrows Win Second Straight In Junior Lacrosse
Norval Arrows beat Dundas 16 to 8 at the Recreational Center extending their junior lacrosse win streak after opening 17 to 6 over Port Dover. Clark Lyons led with 3 goals and 3 assists while Doug Townsend contributed a goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Arrows
Port Dover
Dundas
Norvalles
Milt Burrows
Brampton
Milt
Dou Ownsend
Norvalium
Doug
Clark Lyons
Shortridge
Norval
Ke Scott
Gerry Fendley
Ermie Thompson
Bil Laidlaw
Bill South
Jun Cleave
Doug Townsend
Bob Hepburn
Johnny Haines
Mel Beaumont
Russ Fendley
Clare Burns
Bantams Triumph Over Caledon II In Double Wins
Norval Bantams won 9 to 3 against Caledon II and followed with a second win. Key players included Teramanto and Laidlaw with three goals as Norval showed strong form for youth teams. The report lists a lineup of Norval players and Caledon opponents. The court scene, spanning five days, ends with a quip about dinners and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval
Bantams
Caledon
She Teramanto
Gord Laidlaw
Walter Alexander
Joe Louth
Doug Allen
Sho Teramato
Arnie Hazel
Jamie Cunningham
Glenn Elliott
Mac Hyatt
Ross Oldum
George Piper
Julian Reed
Donald Jarpyie
Mitch Hunter
G. Pattula
Forbes
McCormick
Braden
Johnston
Woods
N Pattula
McKenna
McDonald
Raeburn
Baseball Lineup Shows Two Rival Teams
Players listed include Glen Delly Beaumont and Win Wheeler for one side with Hill Halpin Clarke Robinson and Korzack pitching. Opponents feature Abbie Kemshead Harry Shortill Ernie Alcott Patterson and Williams in fielding and pitching roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Delly Beaumont
Win Wheeler
Steve Halpin
Tom Hill
Curly Wheeler
Clif Davison
Cyril Clarke
Ray Robinson
Bill Korzack
Abbie Kemshead
Harry Shortill
Ernie Alcott
Scotty Patterson
Walt Richardson
Trev Williams
Jack Kemshead
Manley
Ken Richardson
Jack Cotton
Intermediates Fall to Acton in Halton Hog Town
Georgetown nine lost 13 4 to Acton in Halton Hog Town with five costly errors. Everett Wilson led Georgetown with three hits in four at bats and Seony Patterson struck out seven in four appearances on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Halton
Hog Town
Acton Park
Georgetown
Seony Patterson
Footit
Red Willams
Larry Ritchie
Everett Wilson
Bill Ritchie
Patterson
Gibson
Masales
Morton
Lindsay
Ev Wilson
Kent Storey
Scotty Patterson
Bill Chaplin
Hal Gibson
Art Murdoch
Cfr Norton
Williams
Georgetown Juveniles Fall Short Against Acton In Close Contest
A small crowd watched Georgetown Juveniles lose 9-7 to Acton at the park. Acton rallied in the fifth to take the lead and added a ninth inning score, while Georgetown answered with three runs in the sixth. Haines Beaumont each had three hits for Georgetown, while Mowat and Lawson shared pitching duties for Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Acton
Mc Beaumon
Haines
Beaumont
Dillon
Scott
Anderson
Mowat
Lawson
George Rogers
Ross Dillon
Johnny Haines
Mel Beamont
Bill Muir
Walt, Sargent
Glenn Gibbs
Spike Scott
Silence in the Zone After Toward a Wry Quip
A quotation from John Barrymore about restraint in quarrels, invoking a moment of silence after a painful irritation and describing it with vivid, almost theatrical imagery. The remark reflects his wry view on severing feuds with contemplative stillness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zentiomen
John Barrymore
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