North Series in WOLAA Major Final Sees Tied Standings
Series in North tied at one game apiece among Port High Durham and North Tied in the WOLAA Int. C. Major group final. Tauser manager Ed Footltt could not obtain definite word from tech.mgr Alf Lockwidge on when the Acton series may start. A seven game scenario is possible in the north.
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Former high school cagers set reunion game night
Former students Stu Mc Donald Pete Lawson Fred Daw kina Baasud Jin Lisdaiy Wayne Ridley Andy Willams Ivan LeChance and Alan Hay ward return for a reunion charity game Friday. The event begins at 8 pm with a record hop at the gymnasia to follow.
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Fred Dawkina
Baasud Jin Lisdaiy
Wayne Ridley
Andy Willams
Ivan LeChance
Alan Hayward
Pam
Gywnas
Split in League Issue at Meeting
A proposal from Beampton to divide the Tri County Hockey Association into two divisions for the 1965 season provokes debate at a Sunday meeting attended by six towns. Malton advocates equalization to join the A division, while Brampton Milton and others weigh potential cross division play and leadership changes loom for the association’s officers.
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Legion Town League Playoff Hockey Action Recap
The Acton Free Press notes near evenly matched playoff games with St Catharines Oshawa eliminated in Junior A and Cleveland Rochester ousted in the American league. Brampton beat Weston 7 0 in Atom action while Niagara Falls beat St Katte 24 0 in another series. Baltimore edged Cleveland 9 on the other semi final while Rochester fell to Baltimore 2 4. Bantam league Nallalo downed Pittsburg 2 0 as town league schedule lists multiple finals Saturday with Atom Junior A American Bantam Midgets and Hantam games.
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Rangers Upset Montreal to Reach Semi Final Title
The Rangers, long shot in the league, upset Montreal in a best of three series to advance to the finals. In a Wednesday game Montreal scorers Tom Ginger and Jett Harkles led, while Gord Van Gits and BR. Mahler answered for the Rangers. Saturday’s decisive win featured Paul McNabb Chuck Milne and Rand Johnston on the scoresheet for Rangers, with Moscow Harkles and Tom for Montreal. Penalties were called on Jeth Markley Real Frank and Borne Renton.
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High School Careers Day Planned by Rotary Club
Students fill out questionnaires indicating professions they seek, then groups form. The Careers Day will be held later this month at the ag scene. Sponsored by the Rotary Club in Milton with University Women’s Club Milbon and Acton members assisting.
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Theos Crte Task This Week Sparks Quick Draft
A terse note outlines a quick drafting task this week. The item mentions Theos and a need to spin or rewrite a few lines. No additional details are provided about goals dates or participants.
Baltimore Wins First Game in Pee Wee Finals
Baltimore edged Springfield 4 2 in the opening game of the best of three finals at the community centre. Gary Masters scored twice for Baltimore with assists from David Kennedy and Dale Fisher. Springfield's Kenny Marshall and John Last replied, and Jackie Irwin tied the game before the period ended.
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David Kennedy
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Jerry Buchanan
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