Pollriding the Fergus Flyers rebound bid after losses
Fergus Flyers add Robbie Dobbie back to the lineup and pursue Paul Knox return to spark a playoff push in the live W.O.A.A. circuit. John McCabe has rejoined, while Orangeville looms two points ahead with a game in hand. The Tanners prepare for Orangeville and Hespeler as coach Beaumont sharpens shooting and puck movement after recent scoring slide.
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Fergus Flyers
W.O.A.A. Int
Bob Dobbie
Dobbie
Istiane
Eo Flyers
Paul Knox
Knox
Robbie
John McCabe
Fergus
Orangeville
Flyers
Hespeler
Mill Town
Michacs
First Week Curling Results Second Draw For Bill Toth Shell Trophy
Results from the first week of curling show multiple players scoring two ends on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Notable teams include Lorne Doberthein and Wes Beatty with two each, while Bill Toth and Margaret Toth post wins in several matches. Additional entries list players from Monday afternoon and the Business Men’s spiel with mixed results.
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Bill Toth
SHELL
Tanners bomb Fergus Flyers to win eighth straight
Harold Townsley scored four goals, three in the final period, as Acton’s Tanners overwhelmed the shorthanded Fergus Flyers 11 to 4 to seize a first place deadlock. Gerry Inglis, Jim Farrelly, Tim Haines, and others contributed, with Kentner assisting Townsley on two goals. The game featured two fights and noted absences on the Flyers’ lineup.
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Harold Townsley
Acton
Tanners
Fergus Flyers
aFergus
Hespeler
Fergus
Fred Kentner
Jack Langdon
Townsley
Formance
Don’ McKenzie
Sweeney
Gord Nolan
Towftsley
Blake Inglis
Jim’ Farretty
Tim Haines
Danny Archie
Emmerson
Beav
Murray Marchment
Fanners
Gary Watt
Dan Arbie
Ozzie Harper
Flyers
Don Prickett
Barry Redwood
C. Pollock
Gerry Inglis
Stormfest scheduling roils Tri- County hockey meet
Fifty delegates from ten centres met in Milton to tackle a huge scheduling problem. At least 18 games were rescheduled amid a stormiest meeting in Tri- County history as late ice arrival and community timing delays forced heavy changes. Teams may play three to four games weekly before January 20 with playoffs set after February 8 OMCHLA entry. Herb Robinson of Georgetown named secretary, replacing John McLean of Milton.
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Tri-County Hockey Association
Milton
Ann McDuffe
Tri- County
Omchla
Herb Robinson
Georgetown
John McLean
Association
Bushwhackers top Royals 6 3 as Dustmen, Cyclones draw
In a Sunday Industrial Hockey League card the Bushwhackers led by Ron Mellon with two goals defeated the Royals 6-3. The Dustmen, short on players, tied the Cyclones 3-3 while Gary Ritchie notched a hat trick for Dustmen and John Dunn scored in his first Cyclones appearance with one second left to force a tie.
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Bushwhackers
Ron Mellon
Seading Royals
Dusters
Deadlock Dunn
John Dunn
Cyclones
Busters
The
John Leatherland
Gary Ritchie
Brian McCristal
Fred Andrews
Fred Dunn
Don Harris
Bruce Barber
Stu McDonald
Don Lindsay
Doug Shepherd
Baltimore
Cleveland
George McPhail
Gary Masters
Rochester
Masterson
Dale Fisher
McPhail
Brendan Irwin
Frizze
Irwin
Curling Teams Gather For Second Draw This Week
Curling clubs list its second draw of the week with ten teams on Monday 7 to 9 and 9 to 11 sessions, and separate rosters for Tuesday 7 to 9 with ten teams plus two additional lineups for afternoon entries including names such as Dumarsh Hurst Leachman Somerville and Van Wyck Nol an Beatty Manes.
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Bill Dumarsh
Nan Hurst
Henry Leachman
Shirley Somerville
Lorne Doberthien
Oral Norton
Marv Invin
Mary Kurtz
Mae Dumarsh
Jackie Blow
Faney Stapleton
June Doberthien
Ethel ‘Holmes
Joe Hurst
Mary Hinton
Bob Drinkwalter
Walter Dubois
Bill Mainprizg
South Wallops North in All Star Series Rout
The South All-Stars swept the series defeating North 12 to 4 in Hespler after winning 7-6 in Owen Sound. Don Park Jack Wildfong and Bob Davis led with two goals apiece, while Ron Tippen and Larry Schafer added three and two assists respectively. Proceeds go to the injured players fund. North’s Doug Woods tallied a hat trick in the opener with Jim Sweeney and Jim Farrellly representing the Tanners.
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Hespeler
Owen Sound
Jack Watson
Acton
Jim Sweeney
South
Don Park
Orangeville
Jack Wildfong
Bob Davis
Durham
Bild O’krafka
Ron Tippen
Fergus
Jack Nixon
Tom Graham
Jim Farrelly
Tanners
Sweeney
Watson
Hespelera
J. Sweeney
B. O’krafka
J. Wildsong
R. Tippen
T. Graham
C. Pollock
J. Readhough
M. Townsley
D. Park
J. Farrelly
B. Davis
J. Nixon
L. Schafer
L. O’kraf
Orangeville Here On Friday Night
Acton Tanners renew their rivalry with Orangeville Friday at the community centre as Dufferins visit for a second matchup of the season. Orangeville seeks a playoff berth while Acton aims to stay in first place with two wins in two nights after facing Mic Macs in Hespeler Thursday.
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Hespeler
Tanners
Huskies
Acton
Ted
Hespelers
Orangeville
Junior Beaumont
Durham
Acton Tanners
Dufferins
Mic Macs
Acton Club
Acton and Weston Trade Shutout Victory in Hockey Night
Acton blanked Weston 2 0 with Gord Toth and Steve Brunche each scoring unassisted goals. Weston then edged Brampton 3 2 as Jeff Townsley netted twice and Kentner added one with Scayne assisting on Townsley’s first. Penalties went to Kentner of Weston. Other results include Hamilton 2 St Catharines 2 and Springfield 3 Rochester 2.
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Acton
Weston
Gord Toth
Steve Brunche
Kent Kentner
Richard Holmes
Brampton
Jeff Townsley
Johnny Scayne
Townsley
Jim Hurley
Hylp
Wayne
Allan
Ricky Baginski
Steve Papillon
Hamilton
St. Catharines
Bernie Taylor
Jim McIintyre
Kitts
Gary Fisher
Saints
Steve Marshall
Peter Hargrave
Marshall
C. Shultis
Brian Storey
Oshawa
Niagara
Davide Norman
Leslie Coles
Charlie McRae
B. McKenzie
James McNabb
Wade Knight
Hershey
Pittsburg
Steve Garrett
Bears
Hornets
Ken Marshall
Brian Death
Clive Stewart
Bill Black
Dave le Blanc
Bob Lovell
Ray Hawkins
W.O.A.A. International B Standings Tonight
In the W.O.A.A. International B standings Hespeler faces Fergus while Acton meets Fergus. Durham has games against Hespeler and Orangeville, with a Friday Jan 14 slate at Acton and Hespeler at Fergus and a Monday Jan 17 Durham at Orangeville.
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Hespeler
Fergus
Acton
Durham
Orangeville
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Meb Blow
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Ted Tyler Jr
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Ken Marchment
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Brian Moore
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Gord Cooper
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Ted Taler Sr
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Lorne Youngblut
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Alex Johnston
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