Local hockey notes and community sports roundup
Fans debate the Stanley Cup and celebrate Dave Keon while recalling Red Kelly. Fergus Flyers sweep Port Elgin in the W.O.A.A. Int. C finals as Ozzie Harper shines. Baseball, midget hockey, and junior leagues report aging players, practice openings, and new arena plans as Easter tours and trout season approach.
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Beck Shop
Lord Stanley
Frank Mahovlich
Gordie Howe
Dave Keon
Shy Davey
Hie
Keon
Lok
Red Kelly
Red
N.D.P
Varne Ls
Bob Marshall
Race West
Pergua
Flyers
Ozzie Harper Fuat
Port Elgin
Fergus
BU Smith
Bob Jenna
Bob Dabbie
Ozzie Harper
Acton
W.O.A.A
Bob Dobble
Paul Knox
Len Andrews
Campbellville
I.B.M
Hatton County
Harold Townsley
Bob Bruce
Ayton
Kenny Pollock
Oakville
Len
Gary Plesda
Guelph Royals
Georgetown
U.M.H.A
Acton Lions
Uxbridge
Detroit Olympia
Chicago
Port Elgin Sunocoa
Fergus Flyers
Canada
Milton
Brampton
Anglora
Halton County Baseball Association
Hamilton
Dundas
Expert Speaks Fairy Lake Hydroplane Regatta in Plan
The April meeting of Act on Y's Mens Club launched a publicity push for a June hydroplane regatta on Fairy Lake. Mayor Les Duby and local officials, with Oakville Hydroplane Club input, discussed posters, TV and radio ads, parades, and ticket promotions to spark townwide interest and potential annual events.
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Les Duby
Bill Denny
Chamber of Commerce
Chester Anderson
Bert Wood
Canadian Boating Federation
Vera Barrie
Oakville Hydroplane Club
Barrie
Workmen Swarm Over Mohawk Raceway Construction
Mohawk Raceway work crews race to finish the $3,000,000 plant at Campbellville before the grand opening in April. The complex will house a dining room seating 7000 plus 16 wagering windows and 1780 stables with fireproof barns, and parking for 3,000 cars.
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Mohawk Raceway
Campbellville
Wee
Janxt
Ares
Daly
Tri County Juvenile Hockey Tournament Ends With Champions
The fifth annual Tri County Juvenile tournament closed Saturday with Trenton Milton and Toronto Marlboros claiming titles as nearly 2 000 fans watched four days of sharp hockey. Milton hosts won the C division with a 64 victory over Aldermood while Trenton captured the B division behind goalie Ken Panko. The Toronto Marlboros secured the A division by defeating Superior Propane 5 2 in a tough final.
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Bill Burrell
Trenton
Milton
Toronto Marlboros
Milton Porsuac
Aldermood
Pongiacs
Preston
Orangeville
Newmarket
Fergus
Ayimer
Port Dover
al- Domwnod
Ken Panko
Panko
Oan
Hull
Sav
Shop
Oakville
Robbie Lions
Wayne Jarrell
Marlboro
Oshawa
Brampton
Three Toronto runners excel in High Park road race
Keith Ranner finished seventh in the junior race at High Park on Saturday April 6 while Alan Halk and Gary Murrardin also placed in the Juvenile event. The trio plans to enter the Lucky Stewart memorial race in Hamilton on April 27.
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Acton
High Park
Toronto
Keith Ranner
Alan Halk
Ith
Gary Murrardin
Lucky Stewart
Hamilton
Promote Halton At Work Match
The Committee requests BI.800 be set aside for rental of space a tent display boards and other display accoutrements for the event. The notice indicates funds are allocated to support promotional activities and on site setup.
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Halton At Work
Halton
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Thebtchey
Apelew
Mtatr Prata Vhe
Andrew Drenters
Sharon Bradley
Collean
Marilyn de Bruyn
Acton Ice
Marilyn
Colleen
Fairy Lake
Prom
Ceépattas
Iit
Aur
Ake
Low
Tse Spiedboots
Stom—Crerferry
Tate
Duriney
BracHeernes
Saesee
Racin
Reg
Marlboros
Apuer
Norm Turner
Harvey Laverty
Main Street N
Rockwood
H. S. Holden Optometrist
Cork St. Ener. Guelph
Taylor
Manning Electric
Fletcher’s Sporting Goods
Pal