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Si PHARimCVlTD Open Weekrtlghts Until 9 DO Dm PHONE 2761 the HERALD Eagles back on track The George Eagles I got back on Ihc winning track taking the second half of a double- header In St Catharines on Sunday Tor their second Niagara District Junior Baseball League win in seven outings It should have been a sweep for the Eagles who dropped the opener after leading In the filth Inning or a seven inning affair The bottom fell out when the home rallied for seven runs four against staff ace Andy who came on relieve Mark Usher with the bases loaded and a run already In Braun actually deserv better as he induced a popup for what should been the third out In the inn with George town still leading First baseman Paul tripped on the mound attempting to field the ball ch bounced off of his forehead and rolled across the infield towards third base The tying and winning runs scored on the play The loss wasted a fine offensive performance by catcher Larry who cranked out a pair of homers for three RBI The story was reversed In the second contest as the locals stole a decision they deserve Trail entering the visitors half of the seventh designated hitter Ralph Kelly drew a base on balls lore the goat of the first game and Gerry Milne followed with a tworun triple Milne advanced to third on an error and scored the winner when Mario singled Thursday night In Mis- the Eagles wasted yet another fine pitching performance by The big right went the distance out 11 while allowing Just seven hits but the Birds still fell Also wasted was anoth er day at the plate for who singled twice to drive In a pair of Blackmore also crash runscoring double The Eagles finally return to the nest Satur day for a tussle with Burlington at the Fairgrounds Sunday they fly off to for a Father Day encount Georgettes romp Some runners answered the call at the start line Sunday at Gordon Anna for the fifth annual Mayor Race Sixty tour runners meter route while 15 others tested r five kilometers Herald photo Warnock wins 5K Amor can college star John Wamock set the pace for runners Sun day at the Fifth Annual Mayor s Road Race blaz home nearly more than 30 seconds ahead of his nearest rival to easily capture the fivek Hornet crown Wnrnock wo the class of the field on a blistering day covering the short route in 17 minutes and three seconds His closest competition came from 16yearold Erik Hopkins who crossed the finish line 33 seconds later Robert Morrison led a field of runners in the 1 0kilometer event ng with a time of 36 Irma Smith was the fast est woman in the long race crossing the line after The fastest female over five kilometers was track star Lynn captured the Teens division with a time of 41 MaryCoffn who ran a senior was the second fastest female with a time of Forty year old Bob Parker and his son Timmy 11 captured the Parent and Child competition while four members of the George town Track Club won the cam honors Adrian Beer Tony Mathews Lynn MacPhail 20 41 and Ian Ilalliwell 39 proved to be the fleetest foursome this time around Two wheelchair racers completed the five kilo meter route Johnny Pay ton clocked in at 37 32 with Nell Mercer finishing at 57 Glenn Mulder and Sheila Huffman won the Junior competition for runners under 12 years of age Adrian Beer 19 and Carol wore the fastest of the veterans aged Forty four yearold Bob Daniel bested the Masters field with a sparkling time or IB Anita Warner 24 won the ladies half of that competition Duncan Mounslcy was the fastest Master over 10 kilometers withatimc of Beth Carter was the lone female to finish the 10 kilometer compe tition in the dlvl IN THE HOT SPOT Bob Gordon of the Lions round himself In the hot spot between National Hockey League officials Danny left and Ray during Fairgrounds Therefa scored more runs than the Itatton Hills stars but the real winner was Make A Wish The game raised far the new organisation Herald photo by Gerry Timbers The Georgetown DRG Stationery Georgettes are hot winning their second consecutive nil on Rural Ladies Softball League out ing Monday night over Hornby at the Pair grounds After starting the seas on slowly the George began to turn things around last Wednesday within a loss to Erin They made it two wins on the year with a 141 shelling of Glen Williams Sunday before Monday s annihilation or Hornby Monday night the Georgettes scored seven runs In their first at bat and added 12 more the next time up The home side pounded Hornby pitchers or h is Including four for extra bases Mercifully the lights blew out In the fifth inning sparing the visitors any more suffer Sunday against the Glen the Georgettes again struck early Center fielder Janet McKay greeted the oppo sing pitcher with a triple and Anno Swlnklcs followed that with an RBI single Becky then cracked a double lo score Specs make final The Glen Williams Specters of the Mens Inter County Fastball League ran Into solid Steel in the finals of their Invitational tourney on the weekend The Specters dropped a decision in 12 Innings to Samuel Steel of the Centennial Fastball League in Toronto Trailing 10 in the top of the second inning Glen first seeker Mike drew a base on balls He stole second and came around to lie and Marion McGugan unloaded mother two- base hit lo up the count to Bonnie Penny cracked a twoout single to score McGugan Swinkles paced an awe some Georgette attack with two singles a double and a triple and four runs All together the locals cranked out 10 extra base hits in the Glen gals In Erin the Geo get let a 1 lead slip away In the sixth inning With the score tied at 1 linthctop of the fourth Reynolds and Penny reached via sing With two out Sue reached on a twobase error with both runners racing home to score on the play Ton the Georgettes before return ng home next Mon day to host Acton qualifies Georgetown native Sara continued her battle back from ligaments In her right ankle when she qualified for the World University Games on the weekend The Wilfrid Laurier geography major managed to grab the fourth and final spot on the Canadian team that will host the world In Edmonton next month The Canadian side Is made up of four members plus two alternates More than 17 world class gymnasts travelled to Markham to try out for the Canadian side said Monday she didntknow what her chances of making the team were because of her Injured ankle 1 couldn t do a lot of things I normally would have she explained Old Rockers lose the si Jeff Haines Two more singles by Glenn and Rob Hatcher produced the second Glen run The St eel era knotted the score again at 2 2 in the fourth and It stayed that way until a back to back double and single off reliever and loser Jeff Haines ended the match in the firth extra Inning The hometown favorite Acton came with a whisker of their own Softball tournament on the week end losing a heart breaker to ram a lea in final The hosts knocked off 30 in the anient after losing an early round encounter to the eventual champs That set up a final game for the tourney honors under the double loss knockout format The hosts almost pulled the championship out of the bag in their half of the and final inning they scored single run when Ron Hoc hey doubled home Milt Ball who had with two out Don Arch bald drew a base on balls after that but the rally died when the next batter grounded Roger Levesque went the distance on the mound for the losing side after throwing seven innings of four hit boll in the pre vious game In that contest Acton s 30 win over third baseman Jules Russian sparked his mates to a victory Russian was later named tournament most valuableplayer Acton scored the only run they needed In the homo half of the first when Russian singled stole second and came around to on a safety by Avery In the third Russian singled to start another rally Tom Brain drew a free pass behind him and both runners came around on a twobagger by Wcs Kutlchinski Earlier In the tourney Acton defeated Scarbo rough in nine innings topped 2 knocked out Toronto and edged out Milton to reach the finals The Casselman Fuel Rockers representing Georgetown dropped two straight thrillers to make an early exit In their opener they built lead through six innings only to watch Milton take the game th a pair of runs In the bottom of the seventh Bob Marchand homer to make it 10 for Georgetown early then Bob McKay crashed a twoRBI double in the xth to make it 31 Casselman Later against Truckers of Toronto the Rockers dropped a 2 10lnnlng decision Jerry delivered an RBI single after BUI Hall had doubled in the second inning for the lone Georgetown run shortstop Larry Bradley applies a tag at bate to runner Paul Kinsmen of Milton during first game action at Saturday tourney in Acton 41 with a pair runs In the bottom of the seventh Herald photo Thompson and MacLeod win top awards By DOUGLAS Herald correspondent Rebel pride Inside That was the theme of Wednesday nights Georgetown District High School athletic banquet and thats what Malcolm MacLeod and Cheryl Thompson have MacLeod was presented with the high school male award and Thompson was honored as female heyear The two swim team members were surprised to hear their names ed as the winners I thought I would be nominated but I was really surprised shocked that I won said a very happy MacLeod I dldn expect to win Thomps on said It was nice to be recog nized MacLeod a Grade 13 student is one of the top high school swimmers In th province His events are the meter freestyle relay and 200 and meter freestyle He captured two firsts at the Peel championships and one gold and two silvers at the provincial championships He is a former member of the school cross country team Thompson s events are the and 100 meter freestyle and 100 Individual medley Shetookihreefirats at the Peel Hal tons this year and one gold and two silvers at the provincial championships She also contributed to school crosscountry team all the way Up to the Peel championships this year MacLeod and Thompson bath were thrilled with the fact that two outstanding athletes came from the swim team members The awards were testament swim coach Tom Adams who will probably give up his coaching position this year to concentrate on other things But the coach played down the compliment I was pleased and proud that they received the recognition It was a testament to the dedication and talents Cheryl and Malcolm have that they were picked but I think It was Just a case of two talented athletes being recognlied among the many They are all fine ho sold Other nominees for the outs ml male athlete award were basket ball and badminton player John Scott and basketball player Jeff Smith Thompsons competition was Award presented to the student who has contributed the most to Athletic Program as an all round performer Scott Is a member of the Student Athletic Association has officiated basketball has points other than team participation points and has volunteered to promote and help organize various athletic events Karen Trade won Ihe Paul Award for the graduating student who has the senior letter and has achieved the highest academic standing Trade who has contributed to the school volleyball basketball and badminton teams reached a 91 4 per cent average In her Grade 13 studies The M J Furlong Award for the teams that win the Peel Halton cham plonshlps was given to the cross country team the swim team and the wrestling team A new award this year the Barry Award was presented to students who did volunteer work for the promotion or organization of athletic events John Scott Michelle Mlehm and Roberta Burke received the award for their work with S A A Murray Webb received Award for his Involvement In the basketball program and Peter crosscountry and track and field team member Sue Kristenscn and Michelle Mlehm who played basketball volley ball and badminton for the school Also awarded at the banquet were junior and senior letters those students who have collected IB points junior and 30 points senior through out their high school years Points are awarded for participation on teams or In other athletic events David Banks Joanne Bingham Tim Davis Tim Dixon Doug Gillespie Tina Lord Cam Ma elver Sue Martin Andrea and Rich Sedore received their junior letters Harold Bransch Gary Hulbert Sandra Marclnluk Barb McKceman Dalton Terry Anne Ramsay Ashley Saunders and Karen Trudell received their senior letters Letters of distinction were award to graduating students who have earned their senior letter and have made extra contributions to the Athlet Program at school other than their participation on teams Michelle Mlehm Cathy Robin Dodokln Roberta Burke and Liz Ramsay were each awarded letters of distinction John Scott accepted the McLaren Allen was presented with the award for his work with the football team Scott Murray accepted the award for his coaching of the midget girls volleyball team Tina Moore received the award for her work with the cheerleaders Bransch and Wheeler were presented with the Award for their work setting up the slide presentation for the athletic banquet and Lynn and Ann Moffat received the award for their volunteer work at wrestling meets A special presentation was made to Sandy who gave up his free time to come to the school and teach and coach this yean rugger team Without him the program would not have originated said alternate coach Bill Bingham It was also announced at the banquet that Fred Kotanl current head or Physical and Health Education at the high school will be stepping down as head of the department Kotanl has held the position for 10 years Pictured above are a couple of Rebels with a came Cheryl Thompson and Malcolm MacLeod were honored as the GDHS last Wednesday night