Acton Athletes Shine at National Amateur Union Championship
John Gay Jr led Acton trio at the Track and Field championships in Kitchener, placing third in high vault. Allan Hall and Dave Ryder also posted strong showings as Canadian entrants competed, with Acton fans abuzz over playoff hockey and the new Hanover arena turning heads.
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John Gay
Allen Hall
Dave Ryder
National Amateur Athletic Union
Kitchener Memorial Auditorium
Canada
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John Gay Jr
Allan Hall
Rave Ryder
John Goy
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Fellows
John Jr
North, South Renew Feud Here Tonight
The WOAA Intermediate All Stars meet in Acton for the second game of the North versus South series. Last week the South fell 54 to 0 amid a spirited contest with awards to top players and coaches.
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Ti Tbes
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New Hanover Coliseum
Acton Arena
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Acton
Southern Air State
Haney
Wee
Walkerton
Terry Falkner
Hob Collingham
Rob Marshall
Gary Juniper
Walkerton Capitols
Ele Scott
Southern
Fred Keniner
Harold Townsley
Yosl Ugo ‘Bolzun
Juniay Beaumont
Sparky Weiler
Fergus Wins 5-4 in Overtime to Lead Series
Fergus Fivers defeated Acton Tanners 5-4 in overtime Monday to take a 1-0 lead in the WO AA major semifinals best of three. Grant Larmer scored the OT winner after Acton led 4-2 entering the third period, with Fergus threatening to close out the series Friday in Acton. The Tanners, missing defenseman Fred Kentner and forward Emmerson Bawter, hope to respond in Friday’s Game 2.
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Norm Lockhurst
Acton Nets
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Fred Kentner
Emmerson
Beaver) Bawter
Kentner
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Beaver
Niagara Falls Wins To Reach Finals In Tight Two Game Set
Niagara Falls rallied from a 10 point deficit in the second period to beat Oshawa 2 11 and advance to the finals versus Hamilton. Norm Lockhurst starred in goal as Fergus edged Acton in overtime 3 2 with Grant Larmer scoring the clincher at 14 31 of the first period.
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Prickett
Fergus Cage
Flyers
Fergus Arena
Fergus
Grant Larmer
Lockhurst
Bob Marshal
Tanners
Gary Landoni
Ron Melon
Landoni
Melon
Niagara Falls Dominate Hamilton In Town League Final
Niagara Falls blanked Hamilton in the first game of the best of three Junior A finals at the community centre. Niagara, after a close win over Oshawa, scored in the first and third periods and added three goals in the second to finish 5 0. Rochester won the Pee Wee final opener 2 1 over Quebec, while Pittsburg evened the Bantam final with a 3 1 victory over Buffalo.
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Community Centre
Oshawa
Niagara Crew
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Pittsburg
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Inscoe
Gord James
David Kennedy
Hughie O'Rourke
Rochester Americans
David Cunningham
Amarks
Brian Sampson
Brian Given
Jerry Buchanan
Tebound
Hornets
Jim Slaven
Harry Ochlrich
Aith
Lawrence Gordon
Jim
Richard Rusk
Rusk
Bufalo
Terry Coles
Len Knutson
Allan McNabb
Neil Anderson
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