Halton Baseball Association elects Nicholson president
The 43rd Halton County Baseball Association meeting elected Earl Nicholson of Waterdown president, defeating Reg Locke in a two–man race. Len Ste Marie was named secretary treasurer, with Len Andrews among several nominees who declined. the constitution underwent a major overhaul during the gathering at the Queen Elizabeth Motor Hotel in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County Baseba Association
Earl Nicholson
Waterdown
Ceed Milton
Pete McMullen
Mullen
Rly
Queen Ellsbeth Motor Hotel
Gukville
Nicholson
Reg Locke
Burlington
Minory
Association
McMullen
Sec
Yellow Jackets Narrowly Fall to Hornets in Mid Town League
Yellow Jackets and Hornets battled in a mid town league matchup with the Hornets edging the Jackets 32 to 31. Doug Garrets put the Hornets ahead early, Tom Glager assisted by T Glager, Dave Garrett replied for the Jackets, Howard Dwyer added a late Hornets score, and S McPhedran scored for the Jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Jackets
Blue Honpeda
Jamely
Doug Garrets
Hornets
Stangza
Tom Glager
T. Glager
Dave Garrett
D. Lockerbie
Howard Dwyer
S. McPhedran
Jackets
Acton Tanners sign Donny McKenzie fueling lineup debate
acton tanners bring in former hillsburgh player ennie to bolster offense but questions rise on defense and lineup for friday. fans worry over weak showing as halton county hockey circles consider junior c plans and acton midget playoff success praised with hope to beat milton next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Tanners
Donny McKenzie
Hillsburgh
Ennie
Fata
Tanners
Hlls
Blue One
Georgetown Waldera
Acton
Fergus Flyers
Georgetown
Canada
Canucks
Milton
Georgstown Kias
Halton County Baseball Association
Halton County
Lone Golf Euthualaata
Beardmore
Free Press
Messrs
Creighton
Youngblut
Skinnery
Scoone and
MacArthur
Legion league hockey action features ties and shutouts
In Junior A action St Catharines and Niagara Falls drew no decisions while Hamilton and Oshawa battled to 11 stalemates. Dale Fisher and Randy Weldon scored, with assists from Gary Masters and George McPhail. Cleveland and Rochester posted shutouts in EPHL and AHL segments, while Buffalo edged Pittsburgh 4 3 in a lone AHLL game with Richie Rugh contributing four Bisons goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catharines
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Oshawa
Dale Fisher
St. Kitts
Howard Coultrup
Gary Masters
Randy Weldon
George McPhail
Rochester
Hershey
Brian Given
Mark Kowall
Paul Bralda
Roohester
Crispin Norman
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburg
A.hll. Svc‘tion
Richie Rugh
Bisons
Mike Miller
Three Games in Four Days Highlight Hockey Schedule
Amid a tight three games in four days stretch Aston's team faces challenges as fans note middling play. Cheltenham hosts the matchups with uncertain results shaping the team’s form and momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston
Cheltenham
Midgets Oust Hespeler to Reach B Finals in Vic County
Acton Midgets defeated Hespeler in two straight games to reach the Vic County Hockey League Midget SB finals against Milton. In Friday’s win at Hespeler George Stewart allowed two goals while Dave Sproston and Jan Riddall with Ricky Henderson scored for Acton. The final series begins Friday in Milton with a resumption in Acton on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hespeler
Milton
Acton
Vic County Hockey League
Grangeville
Priday
Weapeler
Dave Sproston
Jan Riddall
Ricky Handerson
George Stewart
Haapeler
Harvesters Edge Acton Tanners In Close Cheltenham Win
Cheltenham Harvesters defeated Acton Tanners 64 to 52 at Erin arena in a midseason tilt. Ron Malcolm led Acton with a goal and two assists as Cheltenham dominated late in the third period and drew ten-minute misconduct penalties against Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheltenham
Atsoa
Contrél
Acton
W.O
Posies Pires
Mike
Flanigan
Brompton
Bdemare
Brampton
Raidera
George Grusby
Raiders
Jim Cusburn
Georgetown
Tanners
Paul Barber
Finnigan
Jack Marshall
Ron Mellon
Ron Alolm
Go Bolton
Mellon
Baldére Rible
Fivalann
Stafford
Cameron F
Fred Kentner
Harold Townsley
Demers
Cunningham
Magby
Demeree
Acton Tanners
W.oaa
Acton Club
Cheltenham Harvesters
Erin Arena
Harvesters
Harvester
Himes
Ron Malcolm
Max Stafford
Ron McLean
Norm Love
Emmerson Baxter
Tanner
H. Townsley
Stu McDonald
Bud Haines
Jim Casburn
Upo Bolzanone
R. Halliday
L. Montgomery
Buchanan
WN. Lewkhurst
DB. Marshall
P. Barber
F. Kentner
A. Bolton
J. Casburn
J. Beaumont
P McCristal
R. Malcolm
S. McDonald. Chettenham
H. Denham
B Locket
F. Buchanan
J. Judge
G. Rand
J. Montgomery
PL Barber
D. McKennie
G. Ludge
Bo Forbes
R. Miller
M Foster
Six
J. McKinnon
Ted Pope Elected President Of Acton Softball Association
The Acton Softball Association last night elected Ted Pope as president succeeding Nave Manes who stays on the committee to handle arc light installation and diamond maintenance. Charlie Thompson was chosen secretary treasurer succeeding Harry Lawson with other nominees named Norm Morion Carson Frizzell and Harley Coles for a grievance and schedule committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Softball Association
Ted Pope
Nave Manes
Charlie Thompson
Harry Lawson
Norm Morion
Carson Frizzell
Harley Coles
Dave Panes
Cipro
Ted Rene
Iene
Skating Carnival Plans Set by Leitch and Sull Partners
Skating teachers Kerry Leitch and Barbara Sull have announced a skating carnival. The event is slated for Saturday evening March 28 with casting of parts already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Leitch
Barbara Sull
Anyone For Kolf A Glimpse Of The Ancient Game
The article traces kolf origins from kalf and a Roman precursor paganica. It suggests the modern poll game evolved in Scotland in the ISH century and links the pastime to western leisure traditions and club use in early periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Nessmen Hold Top After Narrow Upset by Raiders
In an industrial hockey league doubleheader, last place Mayers stunned frontrunners Untouchables 6 5 while Nessmen stumbled with a second straight loss. Raiders edged Nessmen 5 4 as Brit two Raiders goals in the final period sealed the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayers
Untouchables
Sundey
Fre Nessmen
Cyckones
Devishon
Brule
Julian Fajag
Dick Wil Jey
Bruce Barker
Lowell Watson
Wayne Schubert Ale
Bob Coan
Neasmen
Bantams Dominate Orangeville 8 2 In TriCounty Play
Acton Bantams defeated Orangeville 8 to 2 in the TriCounty consolation series. Reid Heffernan scored three goals with two assists to lead Acton, while John Mason added two goals and four assists. Ken Maltby also scored twice as Acton built a large lead through the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantams
Orangeville
Acton Bantams
Acton Kids
Reid Heffernan
Acton Club
John Mason
Ken Maltby
Doug Casburn
Casey Harkley
Danny Harkley
Allen McKenzie
Acton
Paul Cooper
Jim Barden
Rob Waller
Ken Why
Allan McKensie
Mike Howe
Ken Owen
Jim Lee
Brent Marshall
Fred Lotherbie
Dan Harkley
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Earl Nicholson Prez Halton Ball Association
Retary-Tresseuver
Bell
Murray Hood
Milltons
Owen Gregory
Dacillite
Bil Richmond
Rey’ Ington
Bil ‘Crutchlow
Dave Andrews
Richmond
Keens
Hi Me Crutchlow
Andrews
Mr. Gregory
Mihory
Jim Wardle
Ontario Baseball FT Association
G—Grasby
BunnieGnan
de Tkmerse
D. Black
Malcolm
Demerse
Demere
Bingham
Magler
Barber
Marshall
Townsley
Blora Rocks Rain Hive
Elora
Jows
Rocks
Doc McKensie
Hillebaugh
Nesiwe
Kentner
Paut Barter
Stu MecDonald
Emmerson Faater
Ailing
Rrad Haines
Beaumont
Phil
Scotty) Mcrristall
The
Perions
Flora
Upo Rohan
Harald Town
Sley
Jin Casbum
Beaumann
Don McKenzie
Apie
Acton Free Press
Legion Jones League Hockey Action Satur Vy
Quaber Aces
Stewart McCullough
E.P.H.L
Clare Snow
Allan McNabb
Mike Marcoux
Far Fihove
War
Harry Ochtrich Potting
Roy Hibbard
Lawrence Gordon
John Dowding
Terry Coles
Len Knutson
Bradley
Nessmen
Barnscue
Jim’ McDonald
George ‘Williginton
Connan
Norm Brain
Od McDonald
Bruins
Dave Norton
Hinuine Bay
Ake
Hoth
Duafield
Grant Withers
Dutfield
Wo Shepherd
al Robinson
Pred
Thianpson
John Cuoningham
Tyler
W.O0
A.A
Legion House
Tri- County
Yhulsday
Hockey School
Chamberlain Rental
Scheel Ke Casalvel
Clhizena
Wellington and
Peel Streets
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