Herb's Delivery Oust Legion In Town League Final Bid
Herb's Delivery defeats Legionnaires 13-8 to earn a berth in the town softball league finals against Station Hotel. Key sixth inning rally turned the game. Herb's loaded the bases twice, scoring four runs as their bullpen and timely hits pushed past Legion’s resistance. Fred Archibald pitched well for Herb's while Wayne Marshall and Howard Pearce starred in the field and at the plate. Legion's Chick Milne and Ken Maltby were roughed up after a strong start by McCristall.
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Ken Maltby
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Butch Richmond
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Ken Duncan
Don Price
Fred Thompson
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Howie Leader
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Gary Taillefer
Johnny Gov
Barry Eliott
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Freddy Archibald
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Maltby
Harold Townsley
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Jim Ballough
Don Archibald
Phil MccCristall
Wilf Duval
Wayne Matrshalo
Barrie Elliott
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Legionnaires Subdue Herb's In High-Scoring Semi Final Game
Legionnaires evened their town league softball semi final by beating Herb's Delivery 10 9 Sunday afternoon in a pitching rich game with 26 hits total. Ken Maltby won the relief effort for Legionnaires as Howie Leader closed out the final innings.
Acton Set for Eight-Team Softball Tourney on Sept 10
Plans for an eight team softball tournament in Acton on Saturday September 10 were finalized at a special meeting. Dave Manes was elected head of the committee in charge with assistants Bill Spielvogel and Doug Vickery. Six teams had indicated participation including Palermo Georgetown Glen Williams Hillsburg Milton Meters and Acton. Final at 7:00 under the arcs. Umpire in chief Chester Anderson will select assistants.
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Acton
Dave Manes
Bill Spielvogel
Doug Vickery
Palermo
Georgetown
Glen Williams Hillsburg
Milton Meters
Chester Anderson
Ump
Acton Softball Association
Station Hotel ousts IGAL from town league playoffs
Station Hotel defeats IGAL 7 to 3 in a best of three semifinal to advance to the finals against the Legion Herb's Delivery Survivor. Doug Vickery earned the win for Station Hotel with eight hits allowed, as Ed Smith and Bob Sheppard homered for the victors. IGAL, led by a quiet night at the plate, could not muster late rally despite Jeff Fryer and Bill Shannon drives.
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Station Hotel
Doug Vickery
Legion Herb
Jeff Fryer
Bill Shannon
Bob Sheppard
Ed Smith
Doug Black
Jan Riddall
John Dunn
Andy Wiliams
Harry Phillips
Jett Fryer
Milt Ball
Fryer
Iga
Andy Williams
Hielder
Clarence (Farmer) Sheppard
Treams
Staton Hotel
Hunters break knot with ninth inning win over Merchants
Georgetown Hunters edged Acton Merchants 5 to 1 in Inter County action after tying the score in the eighth. Carl Leybourne pitched for Hunters while Bob Gourke held Acton to five hits and fanned four. Freestone led Hunters with a clutch ninth inning rally starting with a single.
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Carl
Fox) Levbourne
Levbourne
Bob Gourke
Hunters
Gourke
Acton Merchants
Leybourne
Gourtie
Tex
Acton
Harold Townsley
Andy Willams
Townslevy
Merch
Georgetown
Sinclair
Bacon
Freestone
Howie Leader
Andy Williams
Carl Leybourne
Tibbetts
Rogers
Balasko
Acton Minor Hockey Association Holds Sunday Meeting
The Acton Minor Hockey Association invites interested residents to attend the annual meeting at the community centre Sunday at 2 p.m. President Doc Harkley notes many former executives won t continue, opening the door for new leadership as others have moved away.
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Acton
Acton Minor Hockey Association
Doc” Harkley
Giants Dominate Merchants in Senior League rout
Campbellville suffered a rough road game at Georgetown as errors and poor defense fueled a 10 to 3 setback. Harry Hamilton allowed eight hits and three earned runs while Bernie Dore pitched well for Georgetown, limiting Campbellville to six hits. Georgetown built a seven run first inning highlighted by Don Lindsay’s bases loaded triple and a misplay in center.
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Harry Hamilton
Bernie Dore
Don Lindsay
BH Elat
Campbellville
Archie
Campbell
Campbelville
Hamiliton
Zephyrs repeat tourney victory in Hornby softball final
Newmarket Zephyrs won the Hornby softball tournament second year running by defeating Georgetown 7-3 in the final after Georgetown beat Palermo 8-5 in the semi finals. Zephyrs edged Guelph 2-1 while Palermo beat Streetsville 8-1 and Georgetown beat Milton 8-3 in the quarterfinals. Acton Merchants were eliminated by Palermo 9-1 in the first elimination.
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Zephyrs
Georgetown
Palermo
Guelph
Acton Merchants
Milton
Streetsville
Ancaster
Cooksville
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