Station Hotelers, Berlid's Delivery vie for town league title
In a tense semi-final tally, Station Hotelers defeated LG A. 10-3 to reach the final, with Peavey and Smith handling pitching. Herb's Delivery struggles with errors but aims to rebound against a like-minded Station squad in a seven-game playoff. Burlington Ladies dominate Georgetown, Acton lacrosse notes, Mosport Grand Prix preview, and Tiger faces title uncertainties amid Nigerian conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlid
Solthell
Ladger
Lg.a
LGA
Miss
Bruce Cargill
Lorre Peavey
Innkeepers Oust LGA In Semi Final Softball Tilt
Innkeepers beat LGA 41 to 0 in nine innings to advance in the town league playoffs. Eddy Smith and Lorne Peavey shared pitching for Station with Jeff Fryer throwing seven strikeouts for LGA and contributing a key seventh inning single. Runs came from Dunn, E. Smith, Elliott, and Sheppard with Maltby adding a second inning hit. Lineups feature Station and LGA regulars in a tight late contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LGA
Eddy Smith
Lorne Peavey
Jeff Fryer
Lg.a
Peavey
Smith
Fryer
George Maltby
Ed Smith
A. Williams
J. Riddal
G. Williamson
J. Duan
L. Peavey
E. Smith
B. Elliott
A. McNabb
B. Sheppard
P. Homer
D. Ford
D. Price
J. Fryer
B. Shultis
P. Marzo
Two Rockwood Senior Ball Teams Top League After Round One
Two Rockwood senior ball squads reach the league summit after first round O R S A play. The Rockwood Inter County seniors dominate Pickering with scores 5 0, 1 6, and 5 3 as John Salmon strikes out eighteen. Lowville upset by Rockwood 3 2 before a 5 1 win. Ken Maltby started strong but was relieved by Charlie Milne. Norm Beattie then closed the mound tilt as Murray Taylor homered to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
O.R.S.A
John Salmon
Norm Beattie
Acton Ladies Aces In Halton Tourney Run
Acton senior ladies softball faced strong opposition at the Halton tournament, with wins over Glen Williams and Dixie and losses to Oakville and Hornby. Janet Brown earned MVP honors, Bonnie MacDougall and Linda Payzant shared pitching, and Acton advanced to round play before being eliminated by Oakville. Upcoming action set for Glen Williams with Acton aiming for further strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LG A
Oakville
Charlie Thomson
Frank Spievogel
Burlington
George
Town
Acton
Halton
Glen Williams
Acton Lga
Hornby
Glen
Dixie
Drumquis
Ladies of Green
Janet Brown
Lg.a
Bonnie MacDougall
Linda Payzant
Acton Ladies
Bonnie
Gail Fryer
Patsy Wheeler
Joyce Bridge
Liz Kirby
Brenda Lawson
Drumquin
Sandra Slingerland
Janet Bridge
Eileen Smith
Linda Payzanta
Georgetown
Milton
Palermo
Lynda Payzantis
Jill Hurst
Station Hotel clinches semi final with 10 3 win over LGA
Station Hotelers swept the best of five series beating LGA 10 to 3 in the third game. Ed Smith led with six hits while George Williamson and Jan Riddal homered for the Station as Jim Bullough and teammates contributed key plays. Bruce Shultis, Roy Shultis and Jim Bullough added runs for LGA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station Hotelers
LGA
LG A
Hotelers
I.G.A
Jeff Fryer
Ed Smith
Jim Bullough
Allan McNabb
Lg.a
Bruce Shultis
Roy Shultis
Ed Philips
Scotty McCristall
Harold Townsley
Three Way Tie For First At Maple Rock Range
A three way tie for first at Maple Rock Shooting Range features Brad Mainprize Ed Hawes and John Shadbolt each with 24 points. Top scores include Gord Crow 23 John Cordes 22 and 21 Brian Hammon 21 and 20 Art Hawes 21 Wayne Lindstrom 20 and 17 and Keith Mainprize 19. Also notes a Manitoba giant Canada Goose sanctuary drive with 6000 acres protected and conservation stamps offered by Winnipeg Game & Fish Association to fund guarding nesting grounds and fencing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Rock Shooting Range
Brad Mainprize
Ed Hawes
John Shadbolt
Brad
Gord Crow
John Cordes
Brian Hammon
Art Hawes
Wayne Lindston
Keith Mainprize
Reykjavik
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Game & Fish
Rockwood Tops Lowville 11-5 Behind 21 Hits
Murray Taylor took over in the fifth for Rockwood as they held Lowville to their previous five runs. Lowville bench yelled about Rockwood’s pitchers but Rockwood answered how many more they wanted. Rockwood finished with 21 hits to Lowville’s 10 in an 11-5 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Taylor
Lowville
Rockwood
Minor hockey drive targets 3500 dollar fund goal
The minor hockey season nears, aiming to raise about 3500 dollars for operating costs. Officials plan a Turkey Shoot and a used comic book sale by the players, with more hockey news to follow. Ontario grade 13 students received early letters of acceptance from the University of Guelph, and the park drew a large weekend crowd from out of town to view the facilities. A wife tells her husband that one of the trout he was fishing for last weekend called and left a number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
University of Guelph
Herb's Delivery Dominates Dominion in Softball Clash
Scotty McCristall powered Herb's Delivery with two runs, including one in each early inning, while John Gay added a single and Don Archibald a sixth inning homer. Dominion must win tonight to stay alive after a 4-0 defeat, as they managed six hits to Herb's seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Hotel
Acton
Herb
Dominion
Scotty McCristall
John Gay
Don Archibald
Ed Philip
Saints Edged by Devils Angels in Novice Hardball Thriller
Saints lose 9-6 as Devils Angels surge with a multi player rally led by Steve Papillon Ken Swan J Townsley Jim McIntyre J Krapek and K Kentner Billy McGilloway and D Allan. Saints respond next with 17-12 win over Centennials led by Hanson Holmes and J Pink. J Lambert R Turkesz and C Jordan drive multiple runs. Playoff action opens with Devils Angels beating Bad Boys 13-8. Barry Payne on nine hitter and McGilloway key for Bad Boys. Centennial semi final best Saints 14-7 with Terry Holmes and John McCutcheon leading scoring efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saints
Devils Angels
R. van Fleet
B. Taylor
B. Jordan
R. Turkesz
J. Lamebert
K. Jordan
Bernie Taylor
Steve Papillon
Ken Swan
J. Townsley
Jim McIntyre
J. Krapek
K. Kentner
D. Allan
Billy McGilloway
Centennials
Hanson
Terry Holmes
J. Pink
J. Lambert
Robin Inscoe
C. Jordan
Centennial
Chris Tennant
Bob Winski
Pete Pavell
Bad Boys
Barry Payne
Angels
Tim McIntyre
D. Allen
B. McGilloway
B. Robinson
John McCutcheon
Jim Hurley
Jim Gentle
Bob Kayee
Steve Daigle
J. Cameron
Billy Ware
Rick Holmes
Evening Recreation Schedule Presents Skating and Dance
From 8 to 10 p.m. roller skating runs and from 9 to 11 45 p.m. a dance with admission at $1 25 that includes skates.
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Fpae
Fergus
Mosport
Eppie Wietze
al Pease
Jimmy Clarke
Scotland
Graham Hill
England
Denis Hume
New Zealand
Dick Tiger
Tiger
Nigeria
W.B.A
Roger Rouse
Annaconda
Mont
Jesse Torres
New York
Torres
Thurs
John Dunn
Barrie Elliott
Bob Sheppard
Mrs. F. Taylor
Heeewees ‘Sports
Station Hotel
1.G.A
Jan Riddal
George Williamson
Williamson
Riddal
Minnesota
Garry St
Sportsmen’s Show
Chee
Acton Boulevard
Queen St
McCristall
J. Goy
G. Taillifer
H. Townsley
B. Turkesz
D. Archibald
H. Leader
F. Archibald
J. Slaven
Gilbert
R. Bastille
B.nn
E. Philips
H. de Forest
Farrow
Emond
Tremberley
Live Bard
MIT
Wilcur
Modelcraft
Chamber of
Commerce
P Corser
Phillips
Chrysler
DODGE
Li’s
Norm
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Acton, Ont
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