Local hockey and baseball notes from Acton district sports scene
The column surveys fans debating the Stanley Cup, highlights Dave Keen’s cheer from peers, and recaps W.O.A.A. finals where Fergus Flyers beat Port Elgin 4 1 to grab series edge. It also notes Campbellville players aging out, Georgetown midget and Gravenhurst junior teams, and upcoming Easter tournaments plus local golf and trout season hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Maple
Stanley
Kean
Red Kelly
Red
N.D.P
Varne Ls
Cuta
Bob Marshall
Rae West
W.O.A
Fergus
Flyers
Ozzie Harper
Port Elgin
Bil Smith
Bob Jeans
Bob Dobbie
Acton
RITS
Len Andrews
Campbellville
1.B.M
Hatton County
Harold Townsley
Bob Bruce
Ayton
Kenny Pollock
Oakville
Len
Gary Plesda
Guelph Royals
Georgetown
U.M.H.A
Orillia
Mike Cummins
Storlitg
Papertowners
Gravenhurst Juniors
Acton Lions
Uxbridge
Detroit Olympia
Chicago
Fink
Port Elgin Sunocoa
Fergus Flyers
Canada
Milton
Brampton
Anglere
Halton County Baseball Association
Ew Hamilton
Dundas
Expert Speaks Fairy Lake Hydroplane Regatta Plans
A local meeting of the Act on Y's Men laid groundwork for a June 18 hydroplane regatta at Fairy Lake. Mayor Les Duby Councilor Bill Denny and Chamber figures discussed publicity with the Canadian Boating Federation. Miss Vera Barrie of the Oakville Hydroplane Club outlined promotions and budgeting to boost town interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y's
Les Duby
Bill Denny
Chamber of Commerce
Chester Anderson
Bert Wood
Canadian Boating Federation
Eveniing
Vera Barrie
Oakville Hydroptine ‘Club
Barrie
Oakville Club
Regatia Queens Tram
Acton
Workmen rush Mohawk Raceway to finish racing plant
Work crews work overtime with one week left before Mohawk Raceway grand opening on April 26. The $3,000,000 facility near Campbellville prepares a seven tier dining room for 340, 1778 chairs and 400 lawn seats, 21 cashing windows, two wagering sections, and parking for 3,000 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Raceway
Campbellville
Jockey Club Tracks
Janxt
Ellie Ate
Best Record Champions Triumph In Tri County Juvenile Tourney
The fifth annual Tri County Juvenile tournament ended with Trenton Milton and the Toronto Marlboros winning championships. About 2000 attended the four day event. Milton hosts beat Alderwood 6 4 to claim the C division title. Trenton won the BU division with Ken Panko earning MVP honors. The Toronto Marlboros claimed the A division by defeating Superior Propane 5 2.
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Bill Burrell
Trenton
Milton
Toronto Marlboros
Milton Porsuac
K Lea
Ken Panko
Panko
Oan
Hull
Lavren Shop
Oakville
Saeen—Shep
Ohawe Rockets
Petrolia
Hespeler
Georgetown
Ottawa
Saxon Shop
Robbie Trons
Wayne Jarrell
Marlboro
Oshawa
Brampton
High Park Road Race entrants place in Toronto meet
In Toronto on Saturday April 6, Acton entrants Keith Rannen placed seventh in junior race Alan Halk finished fifth and Gary Murr thirty third in juvenile race. The trio plans to enter the Lucky Stewart memorial race in Hamilton on April 27.
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Acton
High Park
Toronto
Keith Rannen
Alan Halk
Fith
Gary Murr
Hamilton
Promote Halton At Waerki Match
The committee proposes reserving 3800 for rental of space a tent display boards and other display accoutrements to support Halton at the Waerki match.
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Halton
Walton Industrial Committee
Caledon
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Thutding, Apel Verh
Atate Prato
Yall
Andrew Drenters
Sharon Bradley
Colleen
Marilyn de Bruyn
Acton Ice
Marilyn
Fairy Lake
Groun
Racin
Alderwood
Pongiacs
Preston
Orangeville
Newmarket
RUE
Ae O
Ayimer
Port Dover
AL Stlemwwod
Marlboros
Apour
Norm Turner
Harvey Laverty
Main Street N
Rockwood
Eves
Cork
SI. Uaat- Guelph
Taylor
Manning Electric
Fletcher