Local Acton hockey finals loom as league enters playoffs
Acton area fans ready for the final as Flyers face Cardinals with Ridiculous as a late-season dark horse fading. The softball association audits its books, plans a Sunday meeting, and potential Acton entry to a new league is debated. An intermediate hockey game at the community centre features the Guelph Old-Timers versus Tanner with Sweeney and Keeling among the stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williamson
Acton Industral Hockey League
Flyers
Cardinals
Dark Horses
Vmainia
Pood
Walkerton
Port Elgin
Burhan
Major Fins
Harria Roe
Caid
Six Cubs Enter New League In Intercounty Postball
Six communities reaffirmed entry into the Intercounty Postball League. Hillsburgh Acton Milton Georgetown Glen Williams and Hornby Omagh will compete on a 20 game schedule starting May 24. A six member board was named with Tony Zilio as Glen Williams chair and Bill Korzack as umpire in chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Williams
Hillsbury
Acton
Milton
Hornbormagh
Georgetown
Tony Zilio
Qwen Masales
Gard Krantz
Jack Hunter
Hillsburgh
Jim Ford
Graham Gillies
Hornby-Omagh
Bill Korzack
Final Bonspiel Week Nears For Cutting Club Trophies
The Cutting Club closes the season with Jack Ridley Graphy and Adan trophies finals next week after weather reduced attendance at St Patrick’s bonspices. Beans and buns concluded the day as Brampton Flower Town hotspiel events saw a two day run with Acton team placing second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ridley
Acton Softball Association indicates 1964 finances
The Acton Softball Association released its financial statement for 1964 ahead of Sunday's annual meeting. Readouts show receipts of 5 440.05 and disbursements totaling 4 778.44, leaving a balance of 130%. A bank loan of 2 400.00 was recorded with a 1 000.00 repayment. Government grant of 1 045.00 and unpaid balance 300.00 are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actan Softball Association
Acton Hobby Shop
TSO
Petty Cash
Dilly Publishing
D. Vickery
Titre Corp
Vos Loyal Orange
Parks Rd
Mackenzie Lumber
McDonald Elect
Powerlite
China
Grant Motors Ge Ee
Dominion Dairies
Bank of Montreal
Orangeville
Hydso
OASA
Cntry
Ted Pope
Acton
Creamery Oo
Ellis Howard
Symon Holuc
Hinton
Tanners Prep for Finals Meet Guelph Friday
Tanners arrange an exhibi tion series while awaiting an opponent via the WOAA finals. Guelph agrees to play Friday with AHL scorer Bill Sweeney and Butch Keeling on the visiting squad. Tanner manager Fd Footltt has bickered with Walker.
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Pros
Copros
Scotor
Juntone
Guelph
Bll Sweeney
Jim Sweeney
Tanners
Butch Keeling
Fd Footltt
Walker
Exhibitions Keep Minor Teams Busy in Community Play
Exhibition games in the community centers keep all classes of teams busy. Acton Tykes lost to Bramales 2 0. Barry base coached Atoms defeated Bramales 40. Connor and Wallis led scoring with assists from McCutcheon and Townsley. Novices beat Georgetown 20 0 with Loutter assisting. Pee Wees fell to Toronto 3 0. Port Elgin leads northern group with Durham in final contention. Hanover ousted in semis. Coaches push pace as teams prepare for finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Tykes
Bramales
Russell van Flerg
Barry
Atoms
Bramalew
Chris Tennant
Acton
Russ van Fleet
Brad Wallis
John McCutcheon
John Hansen
Jeff Townsley
Gerald Barden
Georgetown
Ron Loutter
OM Curlough
Mike Pope
G. Fishes
Toronto
Steve Garrett
Chae Gidden
Gidden
David Kennedy
Bob Storey
Peas Marzo
Milton man reports $50 damage after deer collision
George Presniak of 12 Hell Street told OPP Friday evening his car collided with a deer on 1S Sideroad between the Fifth and Sixth Pines. He said two deer darted across the road and one hit his front, but his vehicle kept moving.
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Milton
George Presniak
Hell St
Opp
Acton Entry Opens Big Juvenile Tourney
1989 feature notes the 7th annual Juvenile hockey tournament organized by Art Sham and the County Minor Plockes Association. Teams from Ontario and beyond compete to develop players who may advance to higher levels. The event draws 32 teams, showcasing rising talent and serving as a feeder to leagues like Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallon
Art Sham
Listened Arena
County Minor Plockes Association
Esa
Ontany
Ontario
Junius
Ron Fllis-Leals
Flyers and Cardinals reach Industrial Hockey finals
Flyers defeated Raiders 24 to 10 in the decisive second game to clinch their series while Cardinals rallied from a five goal deficit against Sandat to win 29 to 7, earning spots in the finals. Finals set for Sunday at 1 pm with Flyers favored.
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Juniors Heaumont
Petrolia
Flyers
Cardinals
Ata
Raiders
Gaulh
Andy Williams
Sandat
Wallup
Red Buds
Fryers
Suanday
Red Birds
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Acton Frew Press
Acton Softball Association
Seaton
Association
Q Onny
Asare
Flora Rocks
Cheltenham
W.O
Elmvale
Milton Juniors
Merchants
Simcoe Blades
Legion Tows
Hicfs
Cubs
Oa.sa
O.as.a
Financial Report
Pope, Prouden
Ass‘n Financial Report
Booth Tn
Booth
Doug Vickery
Dave Manes
Elmos
Genry Masales
John Cunningham
Clarence
Farmer) Sheppard
Jun Bulrough Hackrow
Ken
Buddha) Mclsace
Don Swackhamer
Geodl Mcleren
Harold Wetson
Frank Daley
Grant Withers
Tanners Prep
Hetling
Durham
Hanover
Froy
Rock Hudson
Paula Prentiss
Frank Duck
Lee Marvin
Angie Dickinson
John Cassavettes
Ronald Regan
Ernest Hemingway
the Killers
Assignment
Cartoon
Clown Jewels
Adult Entertainment
Cleopatra
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Rex Harrison
Legion House League
Legion House
Tri-County
Square Dance Club
Rod Selling Rangers
Stowmey
Apel
Alderwood At & WO
Senes Wall
Limvale
Caledonia
Thed Sansa
Pdout
Sonny Champ Gard Mason
Nash Rauwsell
Ayhung Department
South
Wayie Sheppard
Ken Tack
Dave Papillon
Harry Phallips
Doc Lindsay
al Holmes
Oth
Fur Raiders
Deni Gibbons
Sheppard
Ted Bantitt
al Robinson
Doug Sheppard
Bruce Lambert
Harry Inncae
Andy Wally Sinpenal
the Wince
Central Ontario Cattle Breading Association
C.C.C
B.A
Lovell Bros. Modern
Isan S
John Weldon
Mowbray Place
Imperial Esso
Imperial Oil
Esso
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