Elora Old Boys hockey win tops town rivalry
Acton Boys defeated Elora 3 to 2 in an old boys hockey game at the ice carnival with Basher Bayliss scoring all Acton goals. Herb Woods held the net for Elora as Acton stole the limelight at home. The column notes a community centre opening and Acton Lions playoff exits, with praise for Bayliss and Emile Marks.
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Elora
Acton Boys
Johnny Gay
Basher
Ben Bayliss
Acton
Herb “Frick” Woods
Reonnets
Aes
Midgets Fall as Hespeler Sweeps TriCounty Semis
Hespeler clinched the series with a 3-0 total in the semi finals against Acton. Gary Mosales scored Acton's lone goal in the series while Leach Schnare led Hespeler with hat tricks in the weekend victories. Additional goals came from Kolapak Hamilton Curtin Picken Hindy and team efforts from Acton’s lineup including Churchill Bullough Holmes Heller and McNabb.
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Gary Mosales
Acton
Hespeler
Pee Wees Whip Galt All Stars in Exhibition Victory
Acton Businessmen Pee Wees trounced Galt All Stars 5 3 last night led by Harkley brothers Danny and Casey each scoring twice and Casey adding an assist. Acton built a 2 no 3 lead after the first two periods as Ram Say Hay and Allan McKenzie added goals. McKenzie assisted on one, with Casey Harkley Vale and Maltby also contributing assists. Doug and Dave Garrett debuted as referees.
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Harkley Brothers
Danny
Casey
Acton
Pee Wees
Galt All Stars
Ramsay Hay
Allan McKenzie
McKenzie
Harkley
Mike Vale
Ken Maltby
Doug
Dave Garrett
Toronto
Montreal
Leafs
Mike Prystasz
Bill Cook
John Creighton
Howard Wer
Johnson
Habs
Max Hagecte
Canadiens
Larry Cox
Gus Martin
Paul Phelan
John M Sales
Max Haggett
Keith Dunk
Bill Fisher
John Aa Sales
Foranto
Acton Pee Wees Fall Short in Tri County Playoffs
Hespeler clinched the series with a 4 1 victory in Hespeler after winning the opener 6 3 in Acton amid Acton illness. Ken Maltby scored the lone Acton goal Saturday. Acton defeated Georgetown 2 1 in Acton Friday with goals from Ken Maltby and Ron Johnston, while Bill Shenk added for Georgetown assisted by Ron Gaytes.
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Tri County
Hepeler
Hespeler
Acton
Ken Maltby
Georgetown
Ron Johnston
Ramsay Hay
Bill Shenk
Ron Gaytes
Town League Hockey Falls Registers Upset 1-0
Buffalo suffers a season defining upset as Niagara Falls holes St. Catharines 1-0 while Montreal routs Toronto 10-2. Hobbled results include Rochester beating Buffalo 3-1 in Bantams and Guelph whitewashing Hamilton 2-0 with Dunbar and Stevenson scoring.
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Buffalo
Bill Buchanan
Niagara Falls
Legion
St. Catharines
Ham- Hen
Guelph
Rochestury
Bantam
Montreal
Toronto
Ray Hibbard
Owl
St. Kitts
Gordon Reed
St. Cardacines
Niapara Falls
Bobby Turkesz
George Cook
Fergus Flyers Schedule After Loss To Tanners At Acton
Fergus Flyers travel to Acton Tuesday night for the final visit after a Friday defeat by the Tanners. Game time is 8 p m. Friday the Tanners host Hillsburgh, a troublesome foe. The start time was listed as the regular hour.
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Tanners
Fergus Flyers
Acton
Hillsburgh
Acton Tanners Top Fergus Flyers In Offensive Showdown
Acton Tanners defeated Fergus Flyers 11 to 4 at home in a high scoring hockey game. Bud Haines returned to the lineup, Scotty McCristall and Ron Phillips each scored three goals, Townsley added two, while Phillips and Footitt combined for several assists as Acton seized early control and never relinquished it.
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Acton Tanners
Fergus, Flyers
Flyers
Acton
Tio Marzo
Tanners
Bud Haines
Emmerson Baxter
Stu McDonald
Ror Phillips
Ted Fooritt
Haines
Fergus
Phillips
Il Acton
Townsley
Paul Knox
Bell Cow
Harold Townsley
Knox
Pete Lawson
Scotty
McCristall
Sid McDonald
Bud
Ted Footitt
Ron Phillips
Fergus Netminden
Pickett
Paul Lawson
Fer Acton
Phill Footitt
Footitt
Ted Footini
Jack Marshall
McDonald
Itt
McCristall Biernes
Fuotitt
Hespeler Eliminates Lions In Two Playoff Games
In Tri County league action Hespeler swept Acton Lions 54 wins in game two to clinch two straight victories. Lions showed fight early, led by McCristall and Marks, but Hespeler pulled away late with Lowen tacking on the final goal to seal a 54 win and move to face Orangeville in the group finals.
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Tri County
Hespeler
Acton Lions
Lions
de Hespeler
Peter
Centr
Ben Bayliss
Acton Crew
Islters
Brian McCristall
Marks
Theying Marker
Pete Marks
Ron Mellon
John Leatherland
Acton
Lowen
Bill
Chalk) Dawkins
McCristall
Bailiwick
Gord Mason
Mery Marshall
Ron Malcolm
Terry Waterhouse
Hodges
Walker
Def
Butler
Kitzman
Thart
Shinare
Gibbs
Parks
Leon
Cope
Mather
Edwards
Rocks Lose Narrowly as Elora Bucks Edge Acton 75 73
Elora's Bucks sprinted ahead with four first period goals and held a 7-2 lead after two. Acton rallied with a late surge, closing to 7-5 in the final minutes before Rocks keeper Keating sealed the win. Injuries sidelined Bud Haines and Don Lindsay, while Acton limped through with Lawson and Lindsay retired.
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Tanners
Elora
Bucks
Ifr the Rocks
Chippy
Oscar Bloch
Armette
Doug Schwint
Aggressively Hillis
John Cunningham
Carom
Canty
Acton
Rocks
Ted Footitt
Ron Phillips
Harold Townsley
Stu McDonald
Baxter
Bruce
Keating
Minor Hockey Notes Highlight Acton Tri-County Teams
Obsequies for Acton Tri-County minor hockey clubs observed this week as Hespeler squads outscored opponents in Pee Wees Bantams Midgets and Juveniles. Pee Wees finished 144 on total goal series 63 at home 81 away Bantams 83 total 41 here 42 in Hespeler Midgets 241 total Juveniles 54 here 93 in Hespeler for 147. Bi Buchanan thanks Pete Vales Ling Marzo for duties. Bill and referees Ed Owen Barry Rascoe praised. Midgets still play exhibitions despite elimination. Pee Wees Doc Harkley’s squad to Georgetown tourney in March.
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Acton
al Hespeler
Lions
Pee Wees
Hespeler
Bantams
Bi Buchanan
Pete Vales
Ling Marzo
Bill
The
Joyce Buchanan
Floyd Schmidt
Lloyd Marr
Cem Bill
Ed Owen
Barry
Ascoe
Sian Norton
George Cooper
Jind Ralston
Chapeau
Mellon Marks Picked for Stars Tri County All Star Team
Mellon and Marks were selected for the Tri County Juveniles all star squad to face Toronto Marlboro juveniles. Pete Marks earned a spot on the second team. Art Snarr will coach in coach O K ratka absence as managers and coaches from eight teams chose the lineup.
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Haves Lions
Markamen
Tri County
Toronto Marlboro
Heapeler
Pete Marks
Lions
O’kratka
Art Snarr
March of Dimes Total Grows by 21 Dollars
The campaign adds 21 dollars to raise the March of Dimes total from 642.80 last Thursday to 663.85 today, reflecting continued donations and momentum.
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Emile Marks
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Falls
Hamilton
David Dunbar
Jiid Stevenson
David
Sound Pines
Billfeld
Gord Lasby
Don Dunbar
Rochester
Gary Taillefer
Terry Churchill
Andy Ow
Allen McNabb
Ron Hagan
Acton Free Press
Valentine
CUPID
Arden
Yardley
Shulton
Revlon
Evening-In-Paris
Tosca
Tweed
By Coutts
Cadbury's
BLACK
Cooper
Denny's
Insurance Agency
Bill and
Harold
Brock Street
United Church
Ekie
Mevis
E—Bloch
Bloch
Fantitt
Robt, R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
FE. P. Head
St. George's Square
Erin
Doc" Harkley
Manning
Goodwill
C.A.D.A
Pontiac
G.M.C
FORD
Plymouth
Franklin Prouse Motors
Queen St
BUICK
Canana
J.B. Mackenzie & Son, Td
Churgh ST
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