Weston tops Bramniorod in town league clash
Weston defeated Brampton 8-2 as Jeff Shields scored five goals and Scott Withers, L Brown, Mike Were, Bruce McPhail, and P Zions contributed with goals or assists. Brampton’s lone tally came from Scott Malcolm with Danny Webster assisting. Other games featured Niagara Falls 4-0 over Oshawa and St Kitts edging Hamilton 2-1 in junior play with multiple scorers and assists noted.
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Weston
Bramniorod
Jeff Shields
Scott” Withers
L,brown
Mike
Bruce McPhail
Mike Morris
P. Zions
Bruce “McPhail
Brampton
Scott Malcolm
Danny ‘Webster
Tate
Kilby
Acton Bantams blank Fergus in playoffs
In O MLHSA Bantam B playoffs Acton Bantams defeated Fergus 4 0 on Saturday. Ted Hagen and Steve Webster combined for a shutout while Dale Fisher and Pete Morrison contributed goals in a close contest.
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Acton Bantams
Fergus
Thistleburg
Ted Hagen
Steve Webster
Acton
Acton Senior Girls extend win streak with 23 17 victory over Erin
Acton beat Erin 23 to 17 as Heather McGeachie and Linda Wood led Acton with 5 and 8 points respectively while Janet Braida and Britta Larsen added four each. Erin edged Acton late after a 6 14 halftime, with Trina van der Polder scoring five and Susan Clendenning three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Erin
Heather MacGeachle
Trudy Morris
Britta Larsen
Janet Braida
Heather McCeachie
Linda Wood
Trina van Dar Polder
Susan Clentienning
Joan Gibbins
Bonnie Jams
Linda Perry
Susan Clendenning
Susan McGllloway
Marg Slaven
Carol Masales
Debbie Slingerland
Trina van der Polder
Chris Brunella
Susie Smith
Tanners Start Playoffs with Durham in Group Semi Final
The Acton Tanners open a best of seven playoff series against the Durham Huskins in Durham on Thursday. A Friday game follows, with games rotating back to Durham and Acton each week, as both seek advancement. Officials noted the move from Seaforth Beavers to the Huskins and expressed confidence in their title chances if all players appear.
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Acton Tanners
Tanners
Durham Huskins
Durham
Garods
Seaforth
Hespelay
Harriston
Jack Mark
Shall
Ross ‘Ballentine
Roy
Goodwie
Bob*Braithwaite
OHA
Pat” Patterson
Guelph
Husk
Ies
Seaforth Beav
Huskies
Athe Beavers
Hespeler
Max. Stafford
Durhain
Umit
Tannore
Keton
Arena
Ross Ballentine
Barry Ine Scoad
Acton Tanners Top Elora Rocks 7-4 In Playoff Preview
Acton Tanners defeated the Elora Rocks 7-4 in the final regular season game. The Tanners built a 4-0 lead, with goals from McDonald, Farelley, Lane, and Wheeler, while Elora fought back with three in the third period led by Hughes. Tanners head to Durham Thursday to begin a best of five playoff series, then host Game 2 Friday.
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Tanner Netminder
Tommy
Ayress
Tanner-Rock OH. A
Rocks
Con
Industrial hockey Orioles subdue Raiders in opener
The Orioles defeated the Raiders 74 in Sunday night play. Bruce Barber and John Gay led scoring with multiple goals as Bill Cook, Gord Mason, Doug Garrett and others contributed. Hornets beat Jets 8 4 in the twin bill with Stu McDonald earning a hat trick and several assists.
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Orioles
Raiders
Bruce Barber
Bill Cook
John Gay
John Cunningham
Bill Coon
Gord Mason
Doug Garrett
Gary Ritchie
Denis Gibbons
Gord van Gils
Jim McDonald
Mason
Gerry Vander Eyken
Cunningham
Gay
Ward
Gib
Jack McKenzie
Ron Heller
Tan Johnson
Ed Hilliard
Hilliard
Ron Mellon
Jim Bullough
Stu McDonald
Steve Gay
Hornets
Jets
Barrie Elliott
Alan Mce Nabb
Acton Peewees Edge Elmira In Elusive Playoff Thriller
Acton peewees stun Elmira 4-3 in overtime to boost playoff hopes in Elmira. Steve McIntyre scored in each period and with Billy McGilloway netting the OT winner, Elmira tied the game late before Acton sealed it. Elmira visits Acton for a rematch tonight.
Old Patterson trophy to grace community centre case
Tarnished yet desirable, the Patterson trophy will return to the community centre trophy case after elbow grease restores its shine. Gifted by Mike Cristall to arena manager H Townsley, the cup was first used in the 1932 33 midget competition and held by Townsley’s team in 1941, the year before the arena closed for wool packing in the war effort. Townsley notes room for more old trophies in town.
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Patterson
Mike &teCristall
H. Townsley
Townsley
Bantam tourney yields 6 2 win in an exhibition game
Streetsville visitors defeated the home team 6-2 as Gord Murray led with four points and an assist. Ron Souttet and Randy Coker added goals, while J Moth and D Harple scored for Streetsville. Officials Tom Ginger and Steve McCulloch issued five penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streetsvilla Club
Streetsville
Tom Ginger
Steve McCulloch
Acton Novices win 1-0 to take playoff lead
Jett Townsley scored at 12 minutes 40 seconds of the second period as Acton Novices defeated New Hamburg 1-0 to take the first round of the O.M.L.H.A. Novice B playoffs. New Hamburg goalie Mike Pearce staged a standout effort with 8 plus saves while coach Barry Inscoe called the game a dandy.
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New Hamburg
Acton
O.m.lh
Jett Townsley
Mike Pearce
Barry Inscoe
Kent Kentner
Fergus
Elmira
Worms and heat eyed for arena machine woes
The Schomberg sweeping machine at the arena, blamed for frequent malfunctions, was discussed by arena manager Harold Townsley and the recreation committee. They noted the worm’s twisting motion when cold and proposed heating the rear storage area until permanent heating is installed.
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Schomberg
Harold Townsley
Recreation Committee
Ted Tyler Jr
Townes Bey
Tri County Bantams Top Four Towners In Exhibition Victory
Tri County Bantam club defeated town league four town tourney 5 to 1. John Snow and Randy Weldon each scored twice for the Tri County All Stars. Mike Field added a goal with two assists. Dale Fisher Pete Morrison George McPhail Dennis Harnden and Brad Timbers each had one assist.
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Fergus Club
Acton
Brad Timbers
Blue Ring
Dale Fisher
Randy Weldon
George McPhail
Pete Morrison
Tri-County Bantam Club
Town Tourney Bantams
John Snow
Tri- County All Stars
Mike Field
Dennis Harnden
Den
Trevor Swan
cGilloway
Steve Conewell
Randy Coker
Ron Hurron
Seth Armstrong
John Jordan
Garth Taylor
Bren Irwin
Gord Murray
Roger Swan
Ron Loutter
Randy Marsh
Charlie Kulkan
Tim Coles
Ron Waites
Randy Ford
Ean
Hagen
Steve Wae
Mark Nielsen
Harry Lawson
Ring Schuts
Midgets Fall in Playoff Opener to Fergus
Acton Midget Tri County team lost 4-2 to Fergus in a best of three playoff opener. Peter Marzo and Bob Andrews scored for Acton assisted by Bill Pendleton and B Field during the second and third periods. Fergus led 3-0 after one period and 4-2 after the third, with Acton to host the second game tonight at 9 p.m.
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Elmira
Pee Wees
Elmira Lions
Acton
Terry Holmes
Steve McIntyre
Bill Cushner
Paul Dally
Billy Moe Gilloway
Fergus
Peter Marzo
Bob Andrews
Bill Pendleton
B. Field
Jel
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St. Kitt's
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M. McCabe
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Ham
Ford Alto
Tyers
St. Catharinas
Pee Wee
Baltimore
Springfield
Mike On
A. Paly
Brian Storey
Gary
Dave Forester
Dave Burke
Painter
Forester
Bernie Taylor
McKenzie
Taylor
Springrald
Gary Mosales
Don Ford
Rochester
Cleveland
Peter Hargrave
Chester
John Hansen
Kevin Marcoux
Glen McKenzie
Steve Marshall
John Kings
Mill
Bantams
Martin
St. Volleyballers
By Steven Dills
Robert Little Public School
Martin Street Senior Public School
Milton
Martin Street
Jim Robertson
Miltonians
Johnny Snow
Fergus Netminder
By Cathy Krul
Sona Gibbins
Nets
Blake
Ingils
Chet
Free press /Sports
Tannners
Elora Rocks
Tommy Ayres
Elora Blue
Jim Farelley
Billy Wheeler
Farelley
Wheeler
McDonald
Terry Lane
Harry Philips
Tanner
Elora Netminder
Steve Townsley
Jim Cunningham
Hughes
Hills and Fontinato
McKee and
Watkins
Elora Nets
Faresley
Elora
McKee
Hillis
Jim Faresley
Dureham
Peewees
Efe Fort
Billy McGilloway
McGilloway
Schutt
Freeman
Heckendorn
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O.B.P.A
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