Local league tightens as standings shift amid key duels
In a crowded race the League top spots stay fluid after yesterdays games. The Legionnaires lead while Station Hotel PGA and EGA contest for second place. Tonight Staten Hotel faces PGA to settle final positions as Acton teams pursue a title fight.
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Halls Burgh
Statens
Glen Playett
Trepid
Williams
Omagh
Eber Wath TC
Hass Lawson Hagbores
Hallsburgh
IGA
Uber
Dha
Station Hotel
Glen Williams
Boany
Eaght League
Scotty Patterson
Acton
Mret Uga
Burgh
Staten Hotel
PGA
Legionnaires
Doatar Nas
Station
Toons
Feon
Tonght
Domtar
Scond
Pavlighters
Dominien Hotel
Tosana Satuaben
Phovelts
Anand
Legion
EGA
Georgetown
Legion Club
Andy Williams Sparks Hotel to Comeback Victory
Andy Williams delivered a clutch ninth inning for the hotel, scoring the tying run and stealing home to edge Glen Williams 6 to 5 in a late drama. Williams collected a double and three hits, while Ed Phillips and Blake Inglis paced Glen with multiple hits, but failed to finish amid a tense finish under the lights.
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Andy
Leips
Eddie Philips
Invaders
Glen
Andy Willams
Vitor Phillips
Bree Glen
Bob Newman
Stafford
Blake Toglis
Howe
Ed Philips
Farmer Sheppard
Blake Inglis
K. Hears
Leatherland
Glen Bats
Andy Walliams
Acton Club Wins Thriller In Final Inning Versus Omagh
Scotty McCristall drives in the decisive run in the bottom of the tenth as Acton clubs rally past Omagh 3 2. McCristall and Leybourne led Acton with key hits while John Willmott held most of the Omagh bats in check before the late miscue.
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Phil
Scotty) McCrivtall
Omagh
John Willmott
Hirst
Inter
Scotty
Acton Poa
Willinett
Cart Berbourne
Juha Salmon
Anrcbet
Levbourne
Salman Finihes
Willmott
Dasaltgar
Carls Cass
Acton
Faday
Fiature
Fay
Leybourne
Harv Baneson
Tex
John Salmon
Allyson
Duan
Salmon
J. Allyson
Danningham of
J. Jarvis
J Wallmott P
BH Taylorth
G Giles
B. Curtie
T. Stover
McCristall
W Marshall
Tenensley
G Packer
Battle of the Suds Station Hotel playoff win 14 13
Station Hotel edges Dominion Thunderstruck 14 13 to clinch a wild late season victory. Vince Thornton’s grand slam highlighted Dominion’s seven run burst but Doug Vickery walked and hit batsmen as the visitors fell short. Clarence Sheppard and Bob Sheppard delivered power for Station while Phillips shut down the rally with 12 strikeouts for the win.
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Station Hotel Cinch
Dominion
Fawkeepers
Doug Vickery
Mutel
Thurnsday
Sulbalt Sery
Vince Thornton
Vickery
Chex
Pescha Boop
Mato Sthauteeos
Statlun
Pao Phillips
Inc
Vickers
Dominin
Phillips
Chinas
HY Dan Reddall
Bob Sheppard
Riddall
Ches Pescha
Josers
Phillips Clarence Sheppard
Edo Phillips
Hub Sheppard
Ond
Johnny Dunn
Cartie
Forces
McLaren
Lilt Tot
Shultis
Durkoss
Sta
Station Hotel
George Wil Ihimson
Clarence Sheppard
Jan Rakdalt
John Dunn
Wayne Sheppard
Allen Mio Nabb
Doug Allen
Larry Porter
Doug Vickety
Fd Phillips
Cominion
Geoff McLana
Barry Elliott
Brice Shults
Willams
George Currie
Ches Peycha
Fred Curts
Bob Turkasy
Miner Lacrosse Excels Hold Gaels Tie Hawks Trim Mohawks
Brampton Bacetsiors and Oshawa Greenbach played to a 33 to 33 pee wee minor lacrosse tie at the community centre. Huntsville crushed Guelph 62 in the opener as Danny McGillo led with three goals. Excelsiors fought back to force a deadlock, building a 24 to 21 lead before Wayne Case and Dave Cunningham sparked the Gaels comeback. Danny Fricker starred for Huntsville with Tim McIntyre, Billy McGilloway, and Danny McGillaway contributing to the winners' scoring. Referee Rob Tuskess issued a single penalty for high sticking.
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Brampton Bacetsiors
Oshawa Greenbach
Crosse
Huntsville
Guelph
Danny McGilloway
Oshawa
Matk Nielsen
Gaels
Pas
Wayne Case
Case
Nnt
Dave Cunningham
Rob Tuskess
Mark Nelisen
Bill Fricker
Danny Fricker
Huntwille Hawks
Billy McGilloway
Tim McIntyre
Bill McGillaway
Danny McGillaway
Bernie Taylor
Jim McNabb
Mike Luty
John Fuchs
Inscoc
John Pink
Power Packed Halton All Stars Set for Waterdown Clash
The Halton County Senior All Stars join the Waterdown field August 18 to face the Brantford Red Sox in a marquee intercounty baseball showdown. Lineup features two 4000 hitters and seven strong batters with solid averages plus a deep pitching staff led by Sutton Madden Roberts. Proceeds fund minor baseball. tickets available.
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A& Power
Halton County
Brantford Red Sox
Thesdand
Malton
Campbell Illie
Ross McRetler
Prestonn Asc
Stan Teneerson
Campbellvillee
Lari Wilson
Dundas
Maurras Tall
Quahville Jol
Rick Holt
Maniulion
Bull Weldon
Dunas
Handton
Jack Sutton
Hamilton
Trevor Madden
Campbell
Jack Roberts
Fatto County Baseball League
Trevor Maer
Sick Lot
Thaitan
Campbellville
Woo
Pete Sherritt
Dick Clement
Waterdown
Hatton Aulstars
Oakville Oak
Tom Byers
Len Andrews
Campbelittle
Roy Litzen
Joe Accia
Girls Softball Tournament Planned in Glen Williams
One of the district's early girls softball tournaments will be held in Glen Williams on Saturday August 14 with Convener Blake Inglis hoping for eight teams. If rain delays play the event will go the following day. Teams may contact Blake Inglis at Georgetown 877-3205 to enter.
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Glen Williams
Blake Inglis
Blake
Georgetown
Domtar routs Innkeepers in league clash
Domtar hammered the Innkeepers 6 to 2 as Georgetown Domtar strengthened its hold on second place. Junior Beaumont led with three singles for Domtar while Mike George Bob Lewin and Bob Newman added two hits each. The Innkeepers managed two runs on seven hits.
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Dominion Hotel
Georgetown Domtar
Innkeepers
Bob Newman
Papermaker
Junior Beaumont
Mike George
Bob Lewin
Newman
Chex Peycha
Ed Smith
Andy Williams
Gord Mason
Georgetown Offers Roller Skating and Day Camp Activities
Georgetown runs a roller skating program three nights weekly with a live band on Saturdays. An additional summer option is a day camp at Terra Cotta Conservation Area, with children taken out of town by bus.
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Georgetown
Ityang
Terra Cotta Conservation Area
Campbellville routs Milton with five homer spree
Campbellville pounded Milton 24 to 2 as Harry Hamilton pitched five innings for Campbellville and Ramshaw Cairns and Ste Kung led with multiple hits. Dredge debuted with five hits including a double while Milton’s Ramshaw and Cairns produced the visitors’ only offense.
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Campbellvile
Molton
Mike Boughton
Ron Naylor
Nestor
Ramshaw
Cairns
Milton
Dredge
Campbell
Ste Kung
Campbell Sdlle
Hans Hamalton
Earl Catens
Don Joyce
Barry McPhail
Baill Tilcott
Stan Tendersen
Ken Moore
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Keith Ranney
Rongston Satasdas Giants
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Weston Dure
Gord Pucker
Bete Lawson
Hatton County Baseball
Georgetown Giants
Danny Acbie
al Stathin
Algonquin Park
Andy Wiliams
G Williams
Stanton Hotel
Jan Riddall
Ed Phillips
Fred Thompson
Hob Sheppard
Brian Shulus
John Leatherland
Don Price
Brian McCrarall
Cle Houston
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Suds
Dominions
Firemen
Ted
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USA
Mil St. Westson
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Scotty McCriswall Skretches Blaghe
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