North Tied and Durham Set for Seven Game final series
Series in North Tied Port High and Durham are tied at one game apiece in the W. O. L. L. A. International Major group final in the north. Consequently Tanner manager Ed Footltt could get no definite word from manager Alf Lockridge when the final series with Acton could begin. It’s possible the northern series could go seven games.
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Port High
Durham
W.oll.a. Int. C
Tanner
Ed Footltt
Alf Lockridge
Acton
Cogers Yorn Hands Formers Hit Court In Benefit Game
Former high school players including Stu McDonald Petz Lawson Fred Daw kina Wayne Richey and Andy Willams join Cogers Yorn Hands for a charity game set to tip at 8 PM followed by a record hop in the gym.
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Stu McDonald
Petz Lawson
Fred Dawkina
Baa
Jin Listlebey
Wayne Richey
Andy Willams
Ivan LeChasce
Alan Hayward
Split in League Issue at Meeting
The TriCounty Hockey Association ponders splitting into two divisions for the 1965 66 season. Brampton Oakville Bur Tangiom Guelph favor two divisions. Milton Malton Bes pus Acton Orangesilk oppose. Milton’s Patterson may resign as president. Arnold McDuffe of Milton eyed as successor.
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Ima Peas
Malton
Brampton
Oakville
Bur Tangiom
Guelph
Fob Patterson
Arnold McDuffe
Milton
Sige
Labe
Wynclude
Sean
Lou
Legion Town League Playoffs Produce Tight Hockey Action
The Acton Free Press report notes close playoff games in the Legion Town League. Brampton's Atom team, led by Tennant and teamwork from Vanblent and Tesnents, won to stay alive as Weston is pushed toward elimination. In American League play, Baltimore and Rochester advance with strong performances, while Oshawa and St Catharines exit. Bantam Nallalo tops Pittsburg in a key final clincher as schedule hurdles loom for next rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catharines
Laagus I
F. Pis
Hamlton
Niagara
Oshawa
Catharines American League
Pas
Pry
Baltamin Pte
Ren Besten
Cleveland
Springbec
Mtinak Aces
Canadiens
Rangers
Maple Lesty
Chia Tennant
Haltimare
George Mu Plus
Charlie Gidden
Jobn Staw
Rechester
Ken Marshall
Springfield
T Mull
Juke Marcous
Pittsburgh
Whiven Dunn
Hallalo
Good Lasby
Hultsdoin
Mark Kenvall
Hullale
Roan Given
Wayne Deborest
Bullaty
Violia Dowadtog
Doug
Danny Harkley
Rangers Upset Montreal In Semi Final Dark Horse Triumph
The Rangers, a dark horse in the town midget league, defeated Montreal 2 0 in the first game and won the series clincher to reach the finals. Montreal scorers Tom Ginger and Jet Markley led the offense while Gord Van Gits and BR Mahler added for the Rangers in the opener. In the Saturday game Paul McNabb Chuck Milne and Rands Johnston paced the Rangers with Joth Harkles and Tom for Montreal scoring. Penalties were served by several players across both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark Horse
Feague
Ranger
Steony
Montreal
Dave Garrett
Johpson
Rangers
Cntiels
Ken Tuck
Tom Ginger
Jett Markley
Gord van Gits
BR. Mahler
Beats
Paul McNabb
Chuck Milne
Rands Johnston
Jotl Harkles
Tom
Jeth Markley
Ren Plank
Bernie Renton
Tean
High School Careers Day Planned by Rotas Club
The Rotas club plans High School Careers Day with student questionnaires to identify professions of interest. Groups will be formed to explore careers. The event aims to help students at both Tawias in Milton and was discussed at the ReGen meeting.
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Tey
Rotas
Jia
Mike Bevan
Mist be spray Nathed at few Phes cite to dite this week
The note appears fragmentary with unclear names and dates. It mentions a spray mist and several places or phases, but lacks coherent details. Further readable text is needed to establish a concrete event, date, or involved organizations for a proper card.
Baltimore Wins First of Finals in Pee Wee Playoff
Baltimore edged Springfield 2 win in the opening game of a best of three series at the community centre. Gary Masters scored twice for Baltimore with assists from David Kennedy and Dale Fisher while John Last and Kenny Marshall replied for Springfield. Dan Cunningham and Hob Ballentine made key saves as the game stayed tight until the final bell.
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Juntos
Junie
Bill Msc
Ian
Oshawa
Deleawy
David Braids
Gary Pisher
St Rats
Whaind McCullough
David Low
Chris Scluts
Loutiet
UG Marliamentor
Carly Reed
Apenas
Sprongit
Rochester
Baltimore
Cleveland
Samurdaiv
John
Spnngkin
Tim Coles
Brendan Irwin
David le Blanc
Kenny Marhall
Brian Bincie
John Snow
Dave Manes
George McPhail
Charlie Gidden
Jackie Ir
Batty
Charie
Jackie
Iewin
Gidden
Dele Fasher
Jody
Pete Masao
Gary
iMasters
Pete Fae
Springfield
Hoth
Hob Ballentine
Dan Cunningham
Gary Masters
David Kennedy
Dale Fisher
Kenny Marshall
John Last
Jackie Inwin
Dave toBlanc
Ken Marshall
Jerry Buchanan
Allan Reimere
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Cardinals
Bob Bruce
Gary Ritchie
Wayne Castemore
Fred Andrews
Charlie Phillips
Fred Cure
Bruce Barber
Jim McDonald
Keih Alten
Howard Dwyer
Tom Oakley
Stourges
Flyers
Raiders
Allan Holmes
Harry Phillips
Jack Kuezie
Bob Sheppard
Mel
Big M
Salt Baome
Charlie
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrist
ST. George's SQ
Fie Yaars
Huik Weber
Aong
Legion Town League
Atams
Weston
Tennant
Russell Vanblent
Chris Tesnants
Gerald Harden
Gary Harden
Westone
Jone Qounter Gi
Beanoton wiDy
Nallalo
Pittsburg
Bisons
Haven Dunn
Attaek
George Cook
Saunter
Gord Lasby
John Chieechill
Jim Stave
Neth
Anderson
I Haase
Goven
Mike Marcoux
Mark Kowal
Biwons
Bob Lovell
Atoms
Acton Free Press
Legion Town League Hockey
Mayers Fach
Bunny
Paul
TIP Top
Forsyth
Famous
Nash
Biltmore
Princeton
P.S
Nielsen's Clothing
Mill ST
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