Acton Pee Wees Fall to Milton in O.M.B.A. Series
Acton Pee Wees bowed out to Milton after a weekend three game series for the Halton County O.M.B.A. title. The Acton squad started 9-9, then lost 6-2 in Milton and were edged 4-3 in Acton to finish. Hats off to Pete Vale and Ed Owen for funding equipment, transport, and umpires for the kids.
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Milton
Halton County O.M.B.A
Aeton
Pete, Vale
Eddie Owen
Legion
Pete
Eddie
Pee Wee Soccer Tie In OMBA Debut
Unclear report describes a 9 9 draw between Pee Wees and Milton in OMBA play. Vague references to players and actions surround a muddy sequence with uncertain team names and scores.
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Pee Wees
Milton
OMBA
Milton Domination Secures 6 1 Win in Playoff Game
Milton defeats Pee Wees 6 1 to take a one game edge in the series. Acclaimed hitter Hebbies seven hits were blanked as Milton capitalized on errors and strong pitching to seize the early series advantage in Misltan playoff action.
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Milton Drubs
Pee Wees
Edge
Milton Caps Title Downs Pee-Wees 4-2 in OMBLA clash
Milton topped Acton Pee Wees 4 to 2 as Davide Sproston pitched well for Acton but lacked run support. Milton opened with a four run lead, Acton rallied in the bottom of the fourth but could only muster two runs. The three game series showcased pitching depth and notable hitting by both sides.
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Ita Cteady
Port Wader
Milton Pee Wees
Acblott Weaerpstees
Milton
Milton Caps
Acton
Flatton County
OMBLA
Davide Sproston
Acton Nine
James
Pep Wees
Earth Force Plant Removal Aids Community Centre Construction
A construction project at a community centre in Acton arena progresses with earth removal operations by J. B. Mackensie and Sons, contractors. Workmen moved earth with a bulldozer, exposing three to four feet of soil, while future additions and parking areas are planned on the north side. The plant equipment will be transferred from Carling's Breweries after foundations are completed.
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Acton
Atthou
Om Satanees
Ciay
Oceon
J. B. Mackensie and Sons
Carling’s Breweries
Hotelers win first game over Firemen 8 to 5
Dominion Hotels takes early lead in the first inning with a four run burst aided by BJ Johnsons two run triple. Firemen rally in the fifth but fall behind as Hotelers extend advantage and close out the win. The series continues with a second game tonight.
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Dominion Hotel
BJ Johnson
Firefighters
Ross Morton
Jef Fryer
Morton
Daley
Singleton
Johnson
Acton Free Press August 24 194
Local newspaper page notes PRN sport coverage and mentions Acton Free Press dated August 24 194. Readers are invited to follow sports scores and notes in upcoming editions.
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PRN
Acton Free Press
Campbellville and Dundas Set for Halton final series
Campbellville and Dundas, both with 62 and 64 wins, advanced from semis and will open a best of three Sunday afternoon in Campbellville. The second game should follow in Dundas, as Bruce Hood notes. Oakville led 1 0 early, but Campbellville pulled away with two fourth inning doubles and a bases loaded homer by Earl Cairns to lead 6 1 in the fifth. Oakville added a late run but failed to close the gap.
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Halton County
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Halton
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H. Townsley
Duval
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Don Grein
Mick Holmes
Bhi Dial
Campbellville
Duneas
Oakville
Campbellvie
Bruce Hood
O.B.A
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Bork Cairns
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Coalich
Devden
Jacobs
Pole Loch
Pannisiay
Moore
Ken Moore
Elmer
Osvkville
Gsomen
Campbellille
Jack Roberts
Ong
Firemen Clinch Third Place With Slam Homer
Firefighter Wilfred Da vil hit a grand slam as spot Duval blasted a homer to propel the Firemen to third in the Acton softball playoffs on Thursday August 17. Teammate Frizzell added a two run triple to seal the win as Lindsay and captain Bill Williams pitched effectively in a rough rally day.
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Wilfred
Davy" Davil
Doble" Frizzell
Firemen
Acton
Dude Lindsay
Bill Willams
Plavoaks
Williams
Dark Horse
Colin Leitch
Don Hall
John Turkesz
Marald Townsley
Work train kitchens keep crews fed on the rails
The article profiles a CN rail work train chief cook and crew who keep meals hearty and kitchens modern. It describes derailed engine recovery, ready-to-move equipment, and a tour of the refrigerated kitchen with two large roasts, potatoes, milk and perishable stock.
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C.nlr
Toronto
Acton
CMLR
Don Ryder
C.N.R
Ontario
Trenton
Registration Plan Aids Students For Acton Opening
Registration Principal Elmer Smith and G W Mukensié urged moving all public school students to register at Acton schools on September 7. They said the summer heli dass would save time and reduce confusion on opening day.
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Elmer Smith
G W. Mukensié
Wec
Acton
Survival booklets gain popularity amid Berlin crisis
The Halton Emergency Measured Organization Milton reports about 28 survival booklets and basement shelter guides sent out to educate the public on nuclear war readiness. The pamphlets cover shelters, emergency supplies, fire safety, and steps to reduce harm, aiming to save lives during a potential catastrophe.
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Berlin
Halton Emergency
Milton
Elton
Arent Homme
Pete
Malton
Campbellville Edges Oakville In 13 Inning Semi Final Thriller
In Campbellville on Sunday Campbellville defeated Oakville 6 4 in 13 innings to clinch a best of three semi final series. Elmer Dredge homered with one on in the bottom of the 10th to spark the win. Roberts pitched in relief as Campbellville methodically chased Oakville with timely hits and sharp defense.
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Campbellville
Oakville
Elmer Dredpe
Roberts
Hacey Uemnsonda
Sire
Jaboof
Xtrack
Phu
Aed
Heaton
Gally Sappore
Teaan
Roper Jacobs
Village Bantam Crew Beats Colgan 16-0 in Early Game
The Village Bantam crew dominates Colgan 16 0 as pitchers and batters deliver strong performances. Toni Ratastias Hew To records eight strikeouts while Jim Hel adds a triple and a double. Ro Garisard contributes a trapple skower single to pace the Catmypbethvitle bows. Next game is Saturday. Camphelhille Bantams prepare for Holton County playotts after Hornby and Pden MiHS falter.
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Amile
Colpagt
Toni Ratastias
Calas Havler
Jim Hel
Ro Garisard
Simdhaw
Camphelhille Bantams
Playotts
Hornby
Pden Mihs
Halton County
Hornby Man Hurt In Car Truck Crash
A Hornby resident, John O'Connor, sustained a lacerated forehead and a bruised chin after a car collided with a dump truck at the Seventh Line intersection. O'Connor’s car suffered 350 in damages while the dump truck, driven by James Richards of Orangeville, had 250 in damages. Police stated the truck pulled into the car’s path at the intersection.
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Mornby
John O'Connor
James Richards
Orangeville
Demonstrations Fail to Solve World Problems
Up to press time demonstrations and riots had not contributed to solving any of the world’s problems. The article notes ongoing public unrest without progress toward broader solutions.
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