Yotes Photo Valley of the Giants Becomes Dude's Ranch
The Georgetown Giants appoint Clayton Dude Lindsay as new club manager replacing Mike Larake amid a spring season stretch. Lindsay, formerly a player and Acton Tanners manager, is described as resident physicist by local accounts.
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Glen Williams Leads 10-1 Win Over Palermo
Glen Williams hammered six second inning runs and John Molby guided a 10-1 victory over Palermo on Tuesday June 16. Holtby worked to the eighth, fanned ten and walked one as Glen Williams pulled away with a two run fifth and back to back doubles in the eighth. Palermo’s lone run came in the eighth on back to back two base hits before Glen Williams added an insurance run in the bottom half. John Inglehardt pitched for Palermo against a ten hit attack.
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Showdown Tonight and Thurs Top Senior League Teams
Senior league action leads off with Art Ells and Jack Findlay fielding teams to challenge for top spot, while Tuesday results highlight Fashions and Leone's Hair Styling delivering multiple home runs and standout stars. Thursday promises a Dairy Queens versus Murray Motors clash at F diamond as leaders collide.
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Frank Bryant
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Jan Baker
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Dundas Triumph Sees Giants Slump To Fourth Place
Dundas drubbed the Georgetown Giants 20 to 4 in an abbreviated Haltom County league game at Dundas to climb past the Milton Red Sox and reach fourth place. Rookie Terry Litteen earned the win as Vermie Dore took the loss after five runs crossed. Acton slugger Paul Lawson helped Dundas with added team strength.
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Arena Books Variety Show Heads to Memorial Arena
Arena board signs contract to bring a variety show to Memorial Arena on John Stoover Road slated for July 15. The show, drawn from Cornwall, will feature circus style entertainment without animals, part of a year round plan after a wrestling event last night and prior circus use by the Jr. hockey club.
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Giants Fall to Sox as Milton Surges to 7-3 Victory
Georgetown Giants suffer their ninth loss as Milton Red Sox beat them 7-3 in Milton. Nookle Naylor pitched a complete game for Milton, scattering seven hits with six strikeouts. Giants initial offense produced all three runs in the first inning, but Milton answered with four errors and timely hits to pull ahead.
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Rural softball action slated for Friday night play
Glen Williams faces Omagh and Villein at Hornby in Halton rural softball. Another game has Tansley at Palmering with action scheduled for Friday night.
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Halton Intermediate Baseball Schedule
Halton Intermediate Baseball listings show Milton at Campbellville on Saturday June 27 and Georgetown at Milton on Sunday June 28. On Wednesday July 1 Hamilton plays Campbellville and Oakville faces Georgetown with Dundas at Milton.
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Ed's Win String Snapped at Track Races
Halph Perot’s bid in North Helton Kart Club races ended Ed Elshiger’s long streak in the Chass 5 winners circle. Ed Elshiger had multiple wins this season before Perot’s semi final exit, while Ralph Tepid returned to win the feature. Dave Armstrong dominated Class 30 with heat, A, and feature wins, and Urry swept Class 4. Bal Van Alphen and Ron Hauck split wins in Hobby and top groups as the night wrapped at the club track south of Iaume house.
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Beavers Lose Manager Red Asseltine Resigns
Red Asseltine resigned as manager of the Georgetown Junior B hockey Beavers this week and also quit his Tyke League duties. He told The Herald another worker, Shel Lawr, will take over the youngsters while Asseltine remains a local hockey organizer and Easter Bantam Tournament chairman.
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White Sox surge with three hits in win over Waterdown
After a two week layoff due to exams the Georgetown Mid White Sox beat Waterdown 4 0 in a pitchers duel Mike Tost allowed one hit while Georgetown produced two run triples by Phil Marto and Jan Ridall later. Georgetown then defeated Burlington 13 2 with Al Blair pitching the complete game.
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Sunshine Bazaar Draws 140 At Sunshine School Event
About 140 visitors attended the Sunshine Bazaar at the Sunshine School for the Retarded on Friday afternoon. Twenty one students created all displayed articles sold for a total of 106 dollars. Ladies from Sunshin School auxiliaries in Milton Georgetown and Acton provided refreshments while children served and poured tea. Welcome remarks were given by John Ambrosite Carl Bickers Mary Anne Ford and Joyce Bonus as the Georgetown Women's Institute chartered a bus to attend the bazaar.
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Industrial Commission Plans Thursday Meeting
The Industrial Commission, dormant for weeks, will hold a Thursday session. Deputy Keeve Wm FF Flon Ler recently resigned as chair, but Monday the council appointed him as acting chair. The deputy agreed to chair Thursday’s meeting and said all past and present correspondence would be in the secretary’s hands for members that night.
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Junior Lawn Bowlers Begin Full Season Monday Night
A junior section inaugurated last year will start its first full season with a Monday night meeting at the Edith Street clubhouse. Officers will be elected and season plans discussed.
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Jonson Horse Takes Second at North Bay Show
Mrs Joan Junson of Wynfield Stock Farm Georgetowns and Cathy Lou rode in North Bay on June 19. Cathy Leu earned judge’s praise as a petite rider in Pleasure Horse class while competing with twenty three riders, finishing second in Stock Horse and fifth in Troop class. Ninteen entries entered the show sponsored by North Bay Rotarians featuring stand art bred rogig as well.
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Drowning Sees Ban on Saaumiming in Kelso Tokenese
A ban on Saaumiming was imposed in Kelso Tokenese Milton after the drowning of Byesfold Paul Kertland on Sunday. Local authorities cited safety concerns and investigations are ongoing.
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