Georgetown Sparkles In Narrow Loss To Oakville
Georgetown dropped a 6 4 game to Oakville in Halton League action. Oakville built an early two run edge then held despite Georgetown threats, with Ross Drylea hitting a triple and Bernie Dore starting for Georgetown. Lynn McLaren finished strong for Georgetown, allowing two hits in four innings.
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Ritchie
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Shepherd
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McLaren
Ross Drylea
Absorb 12-1 Drubbing From Baseball Oaks
Oakville hitters pummeled Georgetown pitching for a 12 1 setback as Oakville built a 4 0 lead in the first with nine batters, added three more in the third including Peargon’s homer, and capped the win with Coolich and Anderson contributing in the later innings.
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Hole-in-One for Local Lady Golfer at Brantford
Shirley, member of a Georgetown team, made a 166 yard hole in one at Brantford Golf and Country Club on the dangerous 14th hole during the Hamilton District Ladies Field Day. Her five iron shot landed on the carpet and rolled into the cup, using a Penfold No 1 ball bought earlier in the week.
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Dave Darcy
Port Credit
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Brampton Golf and Country Club
Dave
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Brantford
Rockin Jays Return to Club Midtown Delights Brantford Crowd
Fresh from a U S tour the Rockin Jays a Brantford rock n roll group known as A the three Johnson brothers and Bill Jones wowed a large audience at the Arena Rose Room Friday They may return and proceeds from the show funded the Midtown hospital room fund.
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Farewell Presentations To Two IODE Members
The Countess of Strathmore Chapter IODE held its last meeting of the season on June 12 at Mrs. J. D. Kelly’s home in Albert Street with 20 members. The Regent Miss Hilda Erwin presided as reports on card parties and the Baby Clinic were shared, and two members were farewell-bound from Geartown. An auction raised funds for the chapter and a ladies luncheon followed. Meetings resume in September.
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Albert Street
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John Elliott
Geartown
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Peterborough
Stan Wright
Palmerston
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Wright
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Cecil Davidson
Claude Kentner
E. Wilson
Robert Jones
Thomas Eason
Manderson
Minors to Play Toronto Stadium at Maple Leaf Field
Georgetown Day plans to play at Maple Leaf Stadium as Minor Ball holds a meeting at president Bill Smith's home. Tickets cost 1.00 for any buyer and a Georgetown party picnic follows after local games on the International League Diamond. Fifty cars will transport Georgetown players to the Leafs vs Syracuse game.
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Local Resident Elmer Patterson Dies Suddenly
Neighbours extend sympathy to Mrs. Elmer Patterson of Town Line on the death of her husband Elmer Patterson. The funeral from Lee and Kaiser Funeral Home Streetsville to Norval cemetery followed by a lunch served by the Nerale Women's Institute of which Mrs Patterson is a member.
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Campbellville Domination Of Georgetown In 12-0 Win
Campbellville pitchers Field Eaton and Roberts combine for 12-0 shutout as Georgetown manages only two hits and 17 strikeouts. Moore Wingrove Dredge King pace Campbellville offense with four homers and 16 hits total. Dundas and Stronte games noted for future dates.
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Canadian National Exhibition Park spans 350 acres at Toronto
The Lake Ontario waterfront area within the park covers 350 acres at Toronto's CNE site and features more than 50 permanent buildings.
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Pony Rides and Prizes Mark Sunshine School Picnic
Sunshine School Milton pupils enjoyed their annual June 23 picnic at Square Pony Ranch Mallon. Races offered prizes while Mr and Mrs E Terrion donated pony rides. Children petted farm animals as gifts were given by Mrs R P E deffares and school auxiliaries in Georgetown and Milton.
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Mallon
E. Terrion
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