Acton falls to Aurora in All-Star softball tilt
The Acton club, with limited experience, lost to Aurora as Roberts pitched well and Aurora hustled for a wide early lead. Critics say Acton must improve hitting to contend in the OASA playoffs while praising defensible Acton play and league publicity.
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Aurora
Acton
Beas
Roberts
Aurora Crew
DASA
Jatt Waton
Ester
AllStar
Leeming
Stone
Harald Townstes
Terry Waterhoun
Frank Daley
Terry
Aurors
Dan Arbi
Ko Scott
Bo Knowles
Harold Townsley
Jim Casburn
Danny Acbie
Gary Marales
Scotty McCristall
Twin Lakes Clubhouse Opens After Two Years of Work
Twin Lakes Resort plans a two week opening for a new 120000 dollar clubhouse with tennis swimming checkers and chess facilities. Renovations include a lighted ski run and road repairs funded by Nas sagawesa Township and the resort owner. Membership remains private family oriented with an initial 280 fee and 60 annual dues. pool use carries a caution and lifeguard presence varies.
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Twin Lakes
Fred Oliver
Olver
Highway 35
Speyside
St. Helena
Oliver
Nassagawesa
Tuin Lakes
Houser
Mr. Oliver
Turn About Uncle Jimmie’s Gift to Tom
Uncle Jimmie visits and hands his nephew Tom five dollars saying money is easily spent. Tom replies he will be careful but confesses he would thank him for parting with it all the same.
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Jimmie
Tom
Repeat Performance Aurora Casts All-Stars
The Acton All-Stars were swept in two OASA playdown games by Aurora, losing 7-2 after a 40 setback in the first game. J Roberta pitched seven innings in the opener and eight hitters in the sequel, with Dana and Pelmert handling key outs for Aurora as Acton showed fielding errors and limited hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
All-Stars
J. Roberta
All Stars
Roberts
Dana
Riis Pelmert
Frank Daley
Harry Lawson
Owen Masales
Ace
Frank
Acton
Aurore
Legion, Station Hotel Blank Domtar In Sunday Softball Shutouts
Two seven inning games produced shutouts in a town league softball doubleheader. Legionnaires topped Georgetown Domtar 6 0 led by John Salmon four hitter and three hits by Al Hayward and Freddy Thompson. Station Hotel edged EGA 2 0 with Eddie Phillips pitching a two hitter and 12 strikeouts.
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Legionnaires
Georgetown
Domtar
Station Hotel
EGA
al Hayward
Freddy Thompson
Danny Arbie
Legion
Cadeta
John Salmon
Rob Newman
Salmon
Newman
Damtar
Ross Cunningham
Mike George
Tom Hamilton
Janne Cunningham
Papermiller
Pilllige Sharp
Eddie Phillips
Tailend Lga
Phillips
Dick Dupuis
du Pui
Johnny Dunn
Clarence Shepherd
Bob Shepherd
Edo Phillps
Mel Shepherd
Ray Wallis
Brian Cargill
Ledger
Lepion
Waterhouse HW
A. Wasward
Guelph CIOVS S4 Triumphs Over Halton County All-Stars
Halton County All-Stars, missing several stars, were shut down by three Royal City pitchers as the Guelph CIOVS S4 won the annual Halton County All-Star tilt at Malton fair grounds. Bobbers, steals, and solid defense fueled a low scoring contest with standout performances from MacKenzie, Roberts, and Munro.
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Halton County
Royal City
Guelph Ciovs
Malton Fair Grounds
Thrive
al Wingrove
Campbellville
Danny Arbre
Georgetown
Kares Cartas
I Geotypemen
CJOW
Harting
At Stars
Royal City Mound
Antieddler Frsrek
Woert Borled
Mike Kovac
Wale Jeffies
Munro
Oskville
Murray Hall
Joe Tannuszi
Rick DiMarchi
Hamilton
Earl Cairns
Stars
Stan Henderon
MacKenzie
McKenzie
Roberts
Smitlers
Dan Cherwaty
Gary Hughes
Oakville
Barry Hamilton
Campbells
Cherwaty
Hughes
Local Charity Draw Officials Name Winners and Prizes
The Acton Free Press reports a charity raffle with a $900 projected profit to aid local pros and medical relief. Winners include Alex Tonelli of Milton winning a portable television and Owen Hopkine of Milton taking Walport shirts. The event honored veteran merchants and former league figures with the annual award.
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Alex Tonelli
Milton
Owen Hopkine
Walport
Weather Shift Brings Warmer Days After Cold Holiday
Residents who spent last week on holiday faced chilly conditions while the forecast for this week turns warmer with milder temperatures and increased sunshine anticipated.
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Guslph Ciov
Crichson
Hamilton Tiger Cats
Neck of the Woods
Tabbies
Bernie Faloney
Faloney
Baloney
Rough Riders
Montreal Alouettes
Ibn Casbura
London
Toronto
Open
Halifax
Sete
Acton All Stars
OASA
RHE
J. Dunn
E. Phillips
G. Fricker
M. Shepherd
G. Williamson
Wayne Shepherd
Harry Phillips
RL McArthur
Dave Manessi
D. Wille
M. Ball
Daley
McCristall
Thompson
Acton Plaisers
Acton All-Stars
Danny Archie
Wayne Marshall
Jel Fryer
Terey
Waterhouse
Scotty) McCris
Bruce Cargill
Don Archibald
Fred Thompson
Hm Casburn
Gary Massues
Ed Phil Maps
Dave Manes
Moore
Rego
Satia
Benjamin Mooreds
Gordon Hardware Limited
Mal St
CJOY
John Mi
Kensie Mickensie
Ted
Ron Cumbley
Gary
Jefferes
Campbeltalle
Jack Seberts
Amb Paleat
Wow
Ken Moore
Campbellyith
Thean Holden
Hatton County Baseball Association
Robert R. Hamilton
Optometrist
Georgetowan
Mountainview Rd
The
Acton Free Press
Fon Eeee
Ores Gregory
Wetorice County
Mark Hyate
Khe Sleigh Ct
Millart
Ice 20 Bank
Capbellville Merchant
Kenny
Glen Morden
Pire
Mike Themis Petnd
Kea
Acton Hobby and Sporting Goods
Sportsman’s Paradise
Opey
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