Senior School Now So Can't Declare Champions
For the first time in ten years Georgetown skips a boys and girls track title as no champion school is declared at the 1967 interschool meet. Individual winners include Doug Unsworth and Bob A Wilson, with tied senior girls Valeria Laing and Jalianne Eckert, plus multiple placers from Centennial Park and Centennial.
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Georgetown
Geora
Bli Heer
Eorge Kenn
Harrison
Doug Unsworth
Chapel
Bob A Wilson
Bred Butterworth
Wrigglesworth
Rate Arbie Top Pro Ball Prospect Race
Rookie Wilf Phillips of Waterdown Tigers leads the league with a .387 average as Arbie rates him top prospect. Dan Cholewka of Burlington Cardinals owns a 0.42 ERA with 36 strikeouts in 21 1/3 innings, while Jack Roberts Terry Litzen and Ross Inglis chase the pitching lead. Harry Hamilton heads other pitching categories and Archie and Ron Phillips pace the .400 hitters.
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Wilf Phillips
Waterdown Tigers
Dan Cholewka
Burlington Cardinals
Cholewka
Bes
Jack Roberts
Campbellvills Merchants
Terry Litzen
Dundas
Ross Inglis
Burlington
Harry Hamilton
Campbellvile
Ains
Archie and
Ron Phillips
Milton
Preschool Swimming Classes Open at Pool for Younger Kids
The pool announces a July program starting Monday July 3 for children ages three to five and at least 30 inches tall. Mrs Bowden will teach with one instructor per five pupils, limiting enrollment to 40. classes run five days weekly through the month, with sessions Fridays from 6:38 to 8. Registration opens tomorrow.
Juveniles Split Two Close Games In Weekend Action
The Juveniles won 87 in a tight over Campbellville and lost 1-0 to Brampton in Flowertown. With key infield missing, manager Richmond used Joel Tost at first, Mike Dwyer at second, Ray Inglis at short, and moved Brian Peavey to third. Al Whitham pitched a strong game with 15 strikeouts, but hitting was scarce. Campbellville countered with a homer by Georgetown to start the scoring. Georgetown rallied but fell 87. The Juveniles next host Bramalea, then travel to Milton.
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Campbellville
Brampton
Flowertown
Richmond
Pffcher
Joel Tost
Mike Dwyer
Ray Inglis
Brian Peavey
al Whitman
Howevever
Bill Dwyer
Robinson
Ron Ane
Fred
Georgetown
Whitham
Quackenbush
Perroy
Schultis
Peavoy
Dwyer
Peavey
Groumtier
War
Juvenites
Park
Bramalea
Miton
Baseball Bantams Triumph Over Oakville in Halton County Romp
Georgetown used two timely hits and control issues by Bruce Rutherford to beat Oakville 4 2 in a bantam game. Rutherford walked six but five of those passes fueled Georgetown’s four runs, including a fourth inning rally sparked by John Blair’s three RBI double after Bob Neil, Bill Sykes and Tom Rutherford. Oakville’s only runs came in the first inning on singles by John Scarrow, Don Mawson and Tim Black. Oakville errant base running in the ninth inning spoiled a late rally as Black was picked off and Don Ferguson caught stealing.
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Georgetown
Bruce Rutherford
Oakville
Halton County
Rutherford
John Blair
Bob Neil
Bill Sykes
Tom Rutherford
John Scarrow
Don Mawson
Tim Black
Black
Don Ferguson
Rural Minor Ball Scores and Schedule Fragment
A fragmented Local sports note lists rural minor baseball results for ages six to eight with Limehouse, Glen, Eden Mills, Hillsburgh, and June dates. Additional squirt and pee wee results show Glen opponents and scattered scores, but several lines are incomplete.
Do It Yourself July 1 Celebration Sparks Cedarvale Park Bash
A spontaneous centennial do it yourself party will fill the void in Cedarvale Park on July 1. Attendees provide everything from food to music with the barbecue on and cold drinks optional. families and young people are invited to join around 7:30 PM for a self supplied bash that grew from Rainbow cast members.
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Canada
Ontario
Georgetown
Cedarvale Park
Harley Family Picnic Races at Rockwood Conservation Area
Rockwood hosts the annual Harley family picnic with contests and races after a picnic supper. Attendees include Ray and Dean Harley and many relatives from Brampton, Glen Williams, and surrounding streets, gathered Sunday for the event organized by Ray Harley of Durham Street.
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Harley Family
Rockwood
Harley
Ray Harley
Durham St
Derby for Soap Boxers organized by schoolboy
An eleven year old and classmates organize a soap box derby at Chapel Street school area planned for July 4 and 5 with a $1 prize funded by a five cent entry. Pusher rules limit five yard pushes on Hewson Crescent day one, then flat ground on day two. Winners judged on points, helmet and bumper required.
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Chapel Street
Ares
Richard Burley
Ewing Street
Mike 5S
Hewson Crescent
Chapel Street School
Halton Intermediate baseball standings and results
Halton Intermediate shows present standings for Mon June 26 with Midgets aged 15 to 17. The feature notes Omagh 13 Glen 4 in a game and mentions the midgets have had three trained out games.
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Mon
Fune
Omagh
Glen
Webster Triples Spell Hunters Victory Over Rockwood
Georgetown Hunters won 53 at Glen Williams Park Tuesday night in an inter county fastball game. Bob Webster hit a second inning triple to drive in Bill Campbell who scored on Campbell's sixth inning homer to account for Georgetown's two runs while Bob Newman started and pitched six innings before Merle Raft relieved. Hines pitched for Rockwood.
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Georgetown Hunters
Bill Campbell
Bob Webster
Rockwood
Glen
Williams Park
Bob Newman
The
Hunters
Merle Raft
Hines
Intercounty baseball scorers clash as Georgetown edges Glen
Cunningham and Raft delivered key runs in 7th as Junior Micbeta's hit and Webster's sacrifice fly pushed Fredstone home in the 8th. Rockwood outbowed Georgetown 18-10 yet never broke more than one run in an inning. Friday's tilt had Georgetown defeating Glen Williams 2-1 in a pitcher duel. Webster again doubled in Tibbets and Cunningham in the 6th. Glen's only run came on Jim Frank's 2nd inning single scoring Max Stafford. New Georgetown pitcher Dave Ferguson started seven innings. Raft finished. Joe Shaw lasted all nine in the loss. Glen beat Hunters 10-4 last Tuesday, with Neil Best on the mound. Glen and Georgetown have each won two of four meetings this Intercounty season.
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Raft
Junior Micbeta
Webster
Fredstone
Rockwood
Georgetown
Glen Williams
Glen
Tibbets
1902 Arctic Tomb Unearthed in Frobisher Bay
Reported discovery of a tomb in Frobisher Bay by a survey party shows a preserved man in a grave with papers identifying Derrick Van an of Holland a whaler who died 1740. The body reportedly remained perfectly preserved for 162 years and could still be so after 227 years.
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Frobisher Bay
Arctic
Derrick Vanan
Holland
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