Acton and Dundas Tie 5-5 in Darkness Curtailed Game
Acton and Dundas battled to a 5-5 tie after five and a half innings when darkness halted play in Dundas. Cunningham pitched for Acton while Dundas used Watson and Natley as their hurlers, with key hits from Blanchard and Arcie anchoring Acton’s offense.
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Mike Tunmis
Acton Skilling
Arcie If
McCroftall
Lawnon Ib
Warrager MW
Gibbert
Scott Ic
Bruce
Cunningham P Dundas
Meenohard
Youngf
Materich
Konus
B Bailey
D. Smith
Martin
Caster
Momien
McPhail
Watson
Bailey
Acton Ties Series With 11-10 Win Over Dundas
Acton Intermediates defeated Dundas 11-10 to even the best-of-seven playoff at three games apiece. In a high scoring affair at the local ball yard, Acton built a 8-1 lead in the fifth before Dundas rallied with six runs in the top of the inning, then Acton held on as Spike Scott finished strong in relief. Skilling led Acton with three hits in four trips, Archie added two for three, and Dundas’ Jack Bailey and others produced multi-hit efforts in a tense, momentum-shifting clash.
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Mertin
Dundaswo Rums
Adam
Tura
Dibbses
Boott
Bruce
Conningham
Bream
Skilling
E Eefely
Reece
Watson
Rome
Acton
Othe
Arte
Paul Lawson
Arcie
McCratall
Barreger
McCristall
Morden
Pundas
P Lawson
Anderson
Scott
Acton Dundas
Cunningham
Shilling
Archie
Arbie
Caiiing
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Retina
Dundas
Ehough
Acton Wood
Treve
Harry Lawson
Jack Bailey
Valley Town
Lawson
Adton
Bat
Bailey
Paul Lawson Grove
Lver
Barrager
Gibbs
Spike Scott
Seatts Blow
Rewe
McCliste
Blanchard
Epike Scott
Materick
Totm
Duncad
Appesranois
Young
Carter
B. Bailey
Acton Downs Dundas 3-1 In Close Fought Battle
Acton Downs Dundas won 3 to 1 in a tight game called at darkness. Don Anderson batted for Beckett and delivered a clutch two run double to seal Acton’s victory while Dundas pitcher Cunningham held the opposition scoreless until late innings.
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Acton Downs
Dundas
Don Anderson
Acton
Duncan
McPhail
Fre
McCeane
Avai
Paul Lawson
Irvine
Gibbs
Cunningham
Golfers’ Corner: Dolphin and Fryer Triumph at Cutten
Golf report from Cutten last weekend shows Pat Dolphin and Sam Brunelle edging Suhan Zajac and Ken Fryer. Sam scored two birdies, Pat shot 39 with a lost ball on the fatal nine, while Fred Salt hosted Lorne Young and the crowd at Weaage Beach.
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Wae Pa Dolphin
Ken Fryer
Suhan Zajac
Sam Brunelle
Cutten
Sam
Ton
Pat
Fred Salt
Lorne Younghnut
Uke
Weaage Beach
Lorne
Bull Coun
Frank Terry
Frank
Pat Dolphin
Sam Brunetie
Cutton Club
Sudden Death Clash Set For Acton Park Saturday
Acton and Mundas square off in a sudden death game at Acton Park on Saturday afternoon under league rules. The winner earns a place to play Oakville Saturday evening under floodlights.
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Acton
Acton and
Mundas Wall
Acton Park
Pete McMullen
Oakville
Greenock WI Holds Picnic Form Meeting
The Greenock Women's Institute held its regular monthly meeting at Greenock school in picnic form on Wednesday August 1. They opened with the Ode and Collect, chaired by Calvin Athen. read minutes, heard thanks cards, discussed fundraising for PWEO, and planned a charity contribution. A Queen song closed the meeting, followed by lunch prepared by the conveners. The September meeting moves to Ospringe at Mrs Johnstone's home.
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Greenock Women's Institute
Greenock School
Calvin Athen
Ralph McKeown
Box
Wanga
Miadred Johnston
Ospringe
Acton Track Club Competes at Biableske Meet
Acton competitors earned honors across clubs at the Biableske track meet. Ruth Landsborough won the 15 yard dash in 8.4 seconds and the high jump. Vike Marke 4th in the junior girls dash. Vrenk Sfertarek won junior events in pole vault and high jump. F Couper led in hop and jump events with a 43 foot distance. Transportation provided by Harry Acbie of the Acton VS Men's club.
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Acton
Biableske
Tas
Intermagiate Gista
Ruth Landsborough
Vike Marke
Vrenk Sfertarek
Junors Ie
Intermagist
F. Couper Bisa
Miami Marlins Face Havens Sugar Kings In Playoff Opener
Minor Sports League action unfolds at Aston Park as the Miami Marlins meet Havens Sugar Kings in a best of five series. Havens won the first game amid a pitchers duel with 14 strikeouts by D Arbie, Gordie Meson bright for the Sugar Kings. Umpires were J Chepman Ivan Harris and G Masales.
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Brass Oesmenet
Buddy Holmes
Mian Marlins
Gordie Mason
Havana Sugar Kings
John Chapmen
Havana
Aston Park
Miami Marlins
Havens Sugar Kings
Bas. Hevans
Arbie
Gordie Meson
Oaresteher
Alberta sees record calf deaths in brucellosis eradication drive
Report from Edmonton notes the 1934 brucellosis eradication program led to a record number of calf deaths, with the Agriculture Department citing 24 calves affected and a total 43,757 more than in the prior year, highlighting the scale of the effort.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Agriculture Department
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