Penning the county league playoff race in Halton and OBA
The softball and lacrosse circles push toward playoffs as Merchants and Acton vie for top spots. Oakville, Campbellville, Geogetown, Milton, and Campbellville loom in the county and provincial pennant hunts with several teams challenging for OBA berths. Over 700 fans attended Brampton events as Brantford, Streetsville, and the Warriors fended for position in a busy weekend slate.
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Brive Andrus
London
Bruce
York
Toronto
Guelph Royals
Wee Sinekets
Acton Merchants
Dutters
Acton
Barn Inscue
Strevingie
Ross Powless
Canada
The
Warriors
Pee Wees Rally Past Villagers In 4 2 Win
Acton Pee Wees defeated Campbellville 4 to 2 on Monday evening, extending their winning streak. Ray Shultis pitched effectively, while Roy Shultis scored three runs and Gary Taillefer added another. Umpire Eddie Owens officiated the game.
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Campbelleille
Acton
Tal
Campbellville
Acton Pee Wees
Pete Vale
Sions
Ray Shultis
Roy Shultis
Gary Taillefer
Aston
Eddie Owens
Acton Pauls Pee Wees
Milton Pee Wees
Namne
Gany Charleter
Seareless
Anid Ayeaine
Milton
Mike Male
John Mason
Vale
Acton Softball Teams Head to O A S A Playoffs
Acton clubs enter the Ontario Amateur Softball Association playoffs with an All-Star squad from the Acton Softball Association facing Fergus in the intermediate B division on August 13. A second Acton game is set for August 15, with a third venue tbd, plus LGA juniors clash with Binbrook in a best of three starting August 17. The Softball All-Stars roster includes Masales as manager and coaches Rae West and Dudes Lind aut ws, with players such as Murton Daley Townsley Lawson and others listed.
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Ontario Amateur Softball Association
Allstar
Acton Softball Assoc
Eue
Diane Fergus
Oh the Besbotibree
Sin Street
Bein’ Fergus
Acton
J.G.A
O.A.S
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Binbrook
Softball AllStars
Fores
OASA
Manacer—Tinns Masales
Rae West
Dude Lindaut
Softball Schedule Is Revamped In Acton League
The Acton Softball Association town league ends with one week of play left. The final game is set for Thursday August 9. A postponed Dominion Hotel versus Legion game will be played Tuesday August 14 if standings change. The tie match between Junior Farmers and Firemen may be replaced. Legion versus Dominion Hotel, originally for Monday August 6, is rescheduled to Wednesday August 8.
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Tinny’s Tanners
Dave
LGA
Rae West
Legion
Dominion Hotels
Acton Softball Association
Dominion Hotel
the Legion
Oaks Buffeted But Win Merchants Shade Campbellville
Acton Merchants beat Campbellville 5 4 to stay atop the league standings. Oakville Oaks rallied against Acton to win 7 5 despite early trouble, with Bob Henderson strong on the mound and Pete Dawson contributing key hits.
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Campbellville
Firemen and Hotelers Hold Lead in League Tilt
Fire fighters from Dormitons avenge a loss by defeating the Hotel gang 6 3 in a tight league contest. Key contributors include Keith Martin on the mound and solid hitting from McGilloway Dunne and Gill Jered. Archiebald and Poy provided multiple safeties as the Smoke Eaters pulled ahead in the late frames.
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Bre Gum
Wats Gill Jered
Biyes
A Singh
Ches Poy
Don Greth
Bee McGillowiy
Frank Dunne
Keith Martie
Sua Marion
Johny Krapek
Singhys
Duval
Dhe
Mich Halmes
Freddy Archibadd
Ter Bel
Bert Fowler Ailser
Richmond Twirls One Hitter In Farm League Victory
Butch Richmond pitched a one hitter as U.P.W.A. Tanners defeated the Jr. Farmers 12 to 1. The Farmers failed to advance a runner past second until the eighth inning when Pat Chura drew a walk and scored. The Tanners jumped ahead with a five run first inning and added two in the second, two in the fourth, and singles in the later frames.
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Tanners
Farmers
Tanners Triumph Over Farmers In Uneven Game
Paul Lawson led the Tanners with four hits including a double and two singles. Deb Walters and Jack Bullough added two singles each while highlights also came from Colin Leitch pitching and solid fielding by Richmond and Walters. Farmers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Tanners 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 x 7. Williams, Williamson, and Hinward starred for Farmers as Brice earned the win for the Tanners with eight strikeouts and two walks.
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Paul Lawson
Tanners
Deb Walters
Jack Bullough
Hoh Bruce
Richmond
Bad Webste
Butch Richtmond
Taray Masales
Onme
Colin Leituh
Vwohils
Msuch
Hinward
Ko Dodds
Deveres
Chundall
Hayward
Paul Lawson and Harold Townsley Named All-Stars in Halton County
Paul Lawson and Harold Townsley selected for the Halton County Intermediate All Star team to face the Guelph Royals at Campbellville on Sunday August 12. The roster includes pitchers Jack Robert and Live Meébagn, infielders Stan Henderson and Ron Campaiogne, with Altenate pitchers and other standouts listed, as efforts boost local minor league support and community sports in Campbellville and surrounding towns.
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Ander
Ted
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Harold Townsley
Wowie Cain
Mel McPhee
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Twicton
Paul Vsen
Harold Townslow
Aalton County Baseball Association
ATL Stars
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Sefier Terouni
Campbellille
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Townsley
Agta
Guelph
Hylton
Terriers
Len Andrews
Ian Shepherd
Oak
Chi Houston
Muent
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Tom Byers
Paul Lawson
Acton
Stan Henderson
Campbellville
Ron Campaiogne
AL Wingrove
Ray Lawremce
Ken Moore
Jack Robert
Live Meébagn
Geo
Hart Hamilton
Camp
Mike Anderson
Dunias
Tom Marks
Milton
Gary Hughes
Don Hyatt
BH Rows
Dundas
Bob Patton
Grant Redshaw
Muruabake Dundas
Part Caims
Cami
Don My Danybhin
Geet
Don Mi Marl
Dundes Poipies
Moke Trims
Berys Roebinson
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Champion Trophy Goes to Palermo
A lawn bowling tournament drew entrants from Binlingson Aldersher Acton Oakville Georgetown Brampton Weston New Torota and Mak ar. Winners were Mroo and Mas George bow c and Robert Burden of Palermo. Second place went to Mr Andrews with Oakville third and Ma and Mrs Gildea and Charles Coulbeck of Mitton fourth to Jack Miller and Mrs Miller and Mrs Hamilton from Streetsville.
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Aldersher
Acton
Oakville
Georgetown
Brampton Weston New Torota
Makar
Tre Wd
Mroo
George Bow c
Robert Burden
Palen
Mr Andrews
Oakwlle
Gildea
Charles Coulbeck
Mitton
Jack Miller
Miller
Hamilton
Strvetsville
Oaks and Acton Square Off in Haltos County Series
Oakville, Acton, Campbellville, and Dundas Merchants headline a Haltos County Association playoff. Acton faces league leaders Oakville in a best-of-three semifinal with Campbellville meeting Dundas in the other. First game set for Wednesday August 8 in Oakville. second possible August 9. The victor advances to the finals.
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Acton Merchants
Haltos County Association
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Burtington Victorious Over Streetsville in Weekend Action
In a rough weekend series Burtington beat Streetsville 72 to something while Acton pitcher Inglis held Bir Vington to limited hits. Abbie Horkwtin led the offense with several batters contributing as Streetville fell behind at Prospect Park Sunday.
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Acton
Prospect Park
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Edge Milton 4-3 Saturday In Thriller
Edge Milton edged Acton 4-3 in a tense Saturday Pee Wee baseball thriller as Milton capitalized on errors and late plays. Key moments included gains by Pantheter and a late rally with Paul Cooper and Casey Hairkley contributing on defense and offense. The report also notes lacrosse and baseball crossovers and upcoming Halton County minor sport support events.
Sabbath Pee Wee Thriller Ends In Acton Victory
Sunday afternoon Pee Wee game between Acton and Streetsville features tight pitching and late rallies. Acton wins 7 6 as Streetsville faced controversial calls and base stealing, with both sides loading bases and a tense finish drawing a loud crowd.
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Sabbath
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