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vouncs itd Open Weeknights Until PHONE 877 2761 the HERALD HAZEN SALES SERVICE REPAIRS TO LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT it MOTORCYCLES SERVICE DEALER FOR CANADIAN Minor hockey president resigns Herald Staff The president of Georgetown Minor Hockey Association sub mitted his resignation Sunday a 12 year involvement In the local hockey scene Wayne Pries res lion was prompted by a motion of censure brought and carried against him at last weeks executive meet As The Herald went to press an executive meeting was to take place Tuesday y ester day night to discuss the president reslg nation Hopefully we can talk him Into changing his mind immediate past president of the Asso ciation Ian Ward told The Herald Monday I can only say that it Is grave loss to the Asso ciation which was last year model It was divided this way last year and there were no complaints about it Mr Pries said t don t recall any com plaints that It working out Opponents dldn like the division of duties on the vertical rather than the horizontal plane the president said As Mr Pries put It one of the WAYN gated by a few very selfish people The motion of censure was brought forward by director of hockey Ed and second by vicepresident of rgockey Walt It charged that Mr Pries has from time to time violated the Asso ciation Constitution Mr Pries said There were no facts no figures The second part was that If I to break It I will be removed from the executive the resign president said CONSTITUTION The motion alleged Mr Pries has violated Schedule A of the Asso ciation constitution In the way he divided up duties to the directors of hockey and operations The duties were ned several weeks ago by Mr Pries and he said they were the same as Bear banned from wrestling ring By SANDY CAMPBELL Herald Staff Georgetown resident be able to take part En North America a professional wrestling August when five matches are held at Georgetown Memorial Arena The evening will feature cage match with Bulldog Kent taking on recently made the news by challenging commissioner Clyde Gray decision to not lasuea permit allowing WUdman a bear to enter the ring WUdman threatened to kill the bear professional wrestler Duncan If the took away hit license then he couldn afford to feed the bear The bear baa been banned from the ring after a minor mishap on the east coast involving loss of he Up of a wrestling fan finger Toe bear not responsible says Despite these controversies the bear will be appearing in ring but ha will not be wrestling Also present will be midgets Cubby Baxter and Little Parmer British Empire Champion Mactavud meet Jet Star Snake Wilson or some other pro The people can expect good sports entertainment You better get dawn there early because wrestling is hot right now MacTavish said Bug aide seats are General admission is and children are admitted for Cross country runners welcome Those with Itchy feet to Join the summer practice for tbe Georgetown District School team Thursday tomorrow starting at and elementary school athletes There will be practice on be Monday and Thursday evening as wen also at Geminis golfing Georgetown tbe Central Ontario Junior Hockey League will be their golf tournament Aug at at Georgetown Gob and Country Club Cost will be per person which include the dinner that will be at Brackens that evening Tickets can be purchased from team president Dave general manager Bob Webster coach Russian and past BobTost Prises will be offered after dinner directors was to be responsible for the ago group up to pee wee Including rep and house league while the other would be responsible for boys from pee wee up to juvenile I assigned one In charge of rep and one In charge of house league Mr Pries said It an Ideological difference CENSURE The president said that as for Schedule A of the constitution he know it had been Includ Acton in the Associations constitution He said he holds the master copy of constitution and printed in his The censure motion itself I have no problem with that Its just the threat that If I should ever violate the const I again I gone It was vindictive we 11 gel you you sort of thing Mr Pries said If his resignation stands at the 11 member executive committee meeting then en exe cutive board meeting will follow Thursday to morrow night I can guarantee that If ft accepted there will be several more resignations Mr Ward said I cannot resign but I will serve no longer This is Mr Pries second term as dent He was acclaimed to the position On winning streak Herald Staff In a double header game against Erin Saturday night the Acton A scored two huge wins In heir first gome Acton won and in the second 11 A third game in the Intercounty fastball tournament against Hornby was rained out by the third inning This lost game for the A is being rescheduled II they win again then they have to play another game to break a tie with the Glen Willi Specters who ve won and lost seven games In the standings So far Acton has wins and seven losses to Its record with the game against Hornby still to be played Roy Spear pitched the first game and put on a tremendous perform He had nine strike outs and only gave up five hits to the oppo sing team Two runs were scored in the second Inning Kelly McArthur had a single and Glenn Scott had a home run In the fourth inning McArthur walked as did PaulCarglll Glenn Scott hit another home run There was another Action boiled in the sixth Inning when Cargilt tripled Scott singled and Tim Baker singled to score two The winning pitcher was Roy Spear and in the rst game Glenn Scott was for 3 at bat with two home runs In the As second game Jim Schnarr was the winning pitcher He had 10 strikeouts and gave up four hits to his credit During the first inning Mark Syncs had a double Baker was hit by a pilch Dick Spear hit a single and then had a double and scored two runs Things were busy In the rd inning when Baker and Dick Spear singled Car gill walked while Scott and Mark Duval singled Four runs were scored in that third inning In the fourth inning Baker walked and Mc Arthur Dave and Tim Evans singled That scored the team three more runs In the fifth inning Duval singled Baker walked again and Mc Arthur doubled Another two runs were tallied for the Acton A In the second game just about everybody played extremely well coach Steve Marshall said Practicallyevery body on team hit that night Two years ago team won the Ontario championships and the coach would tike to see that glory again This Is Acton A first year In the league and finish Is their goal coach Marshall said I don think we had on error In either game the coach rcflec ted Before being rained out in Homby the Aclon A ploying up to their usual standard We were being beat en badly and It a blessing game ended coach Marshall admitted OUT OF LUCK A TtlUonburg gets tagged oat by Eagles first base man Dan Curtis The Eagles played TUIionburg In three game series this weekend winning one and losing two Herald photo Specters share prize By AM The Intercounty fast said We didn t play Herald Staff ball team lost the first good ball It was one loss one game 32 Coll ing wood The second game In win and one rain out for scored run in the the tournament was a the Glen Williams Spec bottom of the seventh whooping win for the on weekend inning to edge past Glen Glen Thescore was tournament In Colling We played temble Rob said this second wood team member Rob Continued on Page Specters playoffs get extended curfew Glen Williams Specters wont have to worry extra this year The Fastball League team bad Its park curfew extended by the Tows of Halloa week extension partamato playoff games Last year the Specters had two games postponed because the light at Williams Park bad a timer on them that want off at toeontestantd not yet been completed at the Una Use curfew Therefore the two games had to be replayed Specters manager Ted approached the tWa year about possibility tie games and the nodded ft would allow for pas daring the regular but a the Parka Department about the curfew extension which ms granted at the town council meeting for belters Batting blamed for Eagles two losses By PEDERIAN rocked up two losses si Herald Staff one win In a three game Onta The Friday night game rio Baseball Association in Georgetown was a series against win for Tillsonburg The burg this weekend the next two games were in Georgetown Eagles with Georgetown winning pleased with our pitch- runs Saturday hen losing Ing It was good enough Mario Galvao pitched In a tight bout to win In any game Eagles team manager Unfortunately we night in the first bout of Dan Gulstini blamed the weren I hitting very the tournament He gave losses on poor hitting well Gulstini said up only six hits and the was more than The guya couldn t get last one was a home PLAYING FIELD One capable shortstop please If Santa wanted to do Jim Ridley a favor he would give the Canadian national junior under IS baseball manager a couple of late but much appreciated gifts The first one would come in the form of a The second would be a host of batters who can hit righ handed pitching Those two elements were missing from this years cam record at the world championship tournament travelled to Albany New York early this month to play in the event and arrived home last week was quite surprised Ridley said I thought we had a good defensive team but we had problems at shortstop Ridley was not surprised that five of the seven teams Canada played started left handed pitchers But he could not do much to combat this However Ridley was surprised at the level of umpiring at the tournament He said a few officials made calls that ended up costing teams ball games Canada being one of them In our first game with Australia the score was and Australia has the bases loaded Our catcher gets the bail touches home plate then tries to throw to first for the double play The umpire calls the runner safe because our catcher didn ouch him I told the umpire that the bases were loaded and that the catcher have to touch the runner The umpire says Oh then says the runner beat the tag at home In our final game with Panama there are two out with two runners on base Again our catcher touches the runner coming home really The umpire calls him safe I couldn t believe It I go out to understand English So I call for some help on the play but didn t get it Not all of the umpires proved to be so reluctant to admit they were wrong Ridley said one approached him after one particular game but it was too late We re In the bottom of the ninth two out with two on base and the score tied 2 with Taipei A long fly ball bounces aver fence The goahead runner comes around third and misses it by at least IS Inches and scores winning run The umpires leave the field but I want to appeal because guy missed the bag Finally the umpires comeback and the third base umpire says the runner was safe But he less than feet from the play So 1 back at Ihe motel later that night and 1 m listening to the radio and I hear Taipei beat Canada It turns out the second base umpire called the ball out of the park a homer but he tell me that when I was there I m In the stands watching a game when same second base umpire comes up to me with tears in his eyes apologizing for making the wrong call seems he saw the television tape of the game and saw the ball a home run and that the runner did Indeed miss the base Don t get me wrong It snot a case of sour grapes As a manager you want to see something established in the first Inning and see it go whole game I t sec It Some of the officials he some calibre as he players In Ihe tournament We lost 91 lo Cuba and I t blame the umpire behind the plate That umpire did an exceptional game and was one of the best there He was named to the umpiring crew for the championship game but was on third because Cuba was playing The Canadians did have their share of bad breaks too For example In the same Cuba game Canada led the eventual tourney champions heading into the eighth Inning There righlle Myers was sailing along with a three- hitler I went down believing that a decent left bander could throw off righthanded hitters because they weren used to a curve ball and sure enough through seven had Cuba no run three hits one error However while trying to field a routine sacrifice bunt Myers collided the third baseman and Cuba eventually scored seven runs to walk away with the game have better predicted what happened to Canada in their game with Taipei In the bottom of tbe ninth with two men on and the score tied 2 the Taipei pitcher faked the throw to third He then turned around and faked the throw to first The Taipei first baseman pretended to be running for a wild pitch and fooled the runner on third into believing It The runner made the move tohome butthepitcherwhobadtheball from the start threw him out The runner on first tried to go second but was also thrown out Ridley was disappointed with Canada placing in the tournament Before leaving for Albany he said his club had the potential of making the medal round still maintain we re better ban Venezue la who were fourth and made the medal round at When we met them they were and we were and we beat them handily Getting a few wins and a good start early is important in a tournament like this Ridley is suggesting In his report to Baseball Canada that the earn be together for a longer period of time three weeks Instead of two before beading lo play in the tournament Even when the squad arrives Ridley Is suggesting It play a few exhibition games at the tournament in the fifth Inning the fifth inning he never gave a hit and pitched an excellent game coach said had six strikeouts However we made a few errors that cost us said The first three runs in the game were unearned Our fielders made errors that cost runs and that help you score at the end of the game The pitch er only gave up three hits In he entire game In first Inning four Eagles walked and the teamed scared two runs without even a hit In the bird inning tbe Eagles scored a run and Jay Anderson and Louis walked Pat Brooker laid down a sacrifice bunt which advanced the runners to second and third Next runner Mario Galvao scored an RBI run ed In sacrifice fly to second field Paul Gulstini next had a sacrifice fly to deep centre field that scored Louis Galvao It wasn until the second Inning that the team scored a hit Jay Anderson doubled and tried to stretch it Into a triple Continued on page DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF WHY SO MANY PEOPU ARE DRIVING NEW HYUNDAI PRODUCTS TEST DRIVE ONE TODAYI HUNS OH LOW COST REGULAR GASOLINE MICHELIN ALL SEASON TIRES LOW COST MAINTENANCE CHILD PROOF DOOR LOCKS SPECIAL ANTICORROSION TREATMENT LUXURY FOR LESS 16LITRE0HC ENGINE RUNS ON REGULAR GASOLINE FRONT A SIDE WINDOW MICHELIN ALL SEASON MUCH MUCH MORE FROM 634S FROM 8995 YOULL BE GLAD YOU DID 8731694 HYUNDAI COUNTRY M 318 GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN complete parts and service 8466858