Boxing and hockey chaos erupt in Friday Orangeville Acton game
Local sports notes recount a wild Friday night as Blake Inglis and Bob Montgomery clash with fists while referees and police intervene. Gerry Inglis and Don Park mix in as the arena devolves into a brawl with 36 minutes in penalties. Attorney Bill Church objects to the clock before a final Orangeville win and Acton loss. Minor hockey week kicks off with events and a benefit midget all-star game in Oakville.
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Tanners
Blake
Inglis
Gerry
Orangeville
Inglis Brothers
Bob Montgomery
Bob
Montgomery
Gerry Inglis
Don Park
Don
Nein
Park
Park A
Fox
Goose
Bill Church
Acton
Stripe Shirt
Minor Hockey Association
Armstrong Elected President of Ontario Electric Association
Proxy J. T. Jack Armstrong hydro commissioner of Georgetown was chosen president of the Central Ontario District No. 4 Ontario Municipal Electric Association during the annual meeting at the Westbury Hotel in Toronto.
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J. T. “Jack” Armstrong
Georgetown
Central Ontario
Ontario Municipal Electric Association
Westbury Hotel
Toronto
Youngest Team Shines in Acton Novice Tri-County Hockey
Acton Novice, the youngest Tri-County team, shows grit and learning drive. With three eight year olds and five nine year olds, they’ve gone two wins, one loss, and six losses, scoring 26 and conceding 33, never shutout this season. Steve McIntyre leads with 12 goals. Terry Holmes shines in goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Tri-County
Barry
Don van Fleet
Brampton
Guelph
Steve McIntyre
Terry Holmes
Gary
Gerald Barden
Russ van Fleet
Ken Withers
Paul, Daly
Billy McGilloway
Chris Tennant
Dave Lee
Glen McKenzie
Tower of Acton
Scoreboard Action Fifthesepeler 4 First Period
Scoreboard shows a hockey game with multiple period goals and penalties. Players Townsley Haines Evans Graham Inglis McDonald Park Montgomery and others are listed with assists and penalties across three periods and overtime, including several goal scorers and multiple goals by Evans and Inglis. The account reflects a fast paced era with abbreviated names and scattered punctuation.
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A—H. Evans
D. Evans
O—H. McDonald
Little
A—T. Haines
G. Inglis
M. Marchment
O—D. Park
L. Solomon
H. Townsley
O-Montgomery
Parks
A—B. Inglis
J. Cunningham
A—G. Inglis
T. Haines
D. Archiclooo
O—L. Solomon
Donald
O—B. Montgomery
McDonald
H. Evans
Curling Results From Evening and Afternoon Draws
Curling results list players and scores by time blocks across Monday Tuesday sessions. Notable names include Jack McGeachie Al Kirkness Mae Dumarsh Dr Brian Moore Gord Cooper Ted Tyler and Margaret Toth with multiple four point games and several zero scores across men and ladies divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McGeachie
al Kirkness
Ab Invin
Lorne Doberthein
Ethel Holmes
Walter Dubois
Frank van Wyrck
Meb Blow
Bill Dumarsh
Mae Dumarsh
Allan Ellerby
Jim Graham
Wes Beatty
Ted Tyler Jr
Dick Lee
Gord McCutcheon
Don MacMillan
Bruce Cargill
Mick Holmes
2Ken Marchment
Andy Nolan
Brian Moore
Len Lovell
Jack Ridley
Alex Zheethoff
Claude: Cook
Gord Cooper
Chester Anderson
A. Buchanan
Bunk Holmes L
Ted Tyler Sr
Bill Toth
John Buchman
Margaret Toth
Fyfe Somerville
Berm van Fleet
Rev. A. H. McKenzie
Vic Patrick
Don Timmings
Harvey Laverty
Dave Manes
Bunk Holmes
Eve Cooper
Willa Hewitt
Eleanor Gay
Gwen Tyler
Mae Wilds
Tanners Win in Overtime at Hespeler
Acton Tanners pull a 54 overtime upset at Hespeler against league leaders Mic Macs then fall 10 46 to Orangeville Dufferins on Friday. Nine wins, four losses leave them second to Hespeler. Penalities few as Harden Inglis duel with Orangeville.
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Tanners
Hespeler
Clunker
Orangeville
Acton Tanners
Contrasc
Mic Macs
Orangeville Dufferins
Shrivers
Dufferins
Inglis Brothers
Don
Tanners edge Acton in OT thriller amid crowd fight
Watson absent for Mic Macs as Acton takes 2-0 lead then ties, overtime features Evans brothers, Kentner trip, Farrell assist, and Howie Evans winner. Orangeville belatedly shakes off overtime fatigue with five third period goals. Crowds erupt as Blake Inglis, Park and Gerry Inglis spark brawl and police intervene.
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Nvbreak
Tanners
Watson
Acton
Harold ‘Townsley
Haines
Florida
Bob Johnson
Mic Macs
Tom Graham
Wopouls
Gerry Iylis
Blake
Blake Inglis
Beaumont
Orangeville
Dufferins
Jim Sweeney
McDonald
Little
Howie Evans
Les Solomon
Fred Kentney
Motiorts
Bob Montgomery
Gerry Inglis
Dave Park
Gerry
Park
Donjon
Doug
Danny Archie
Doug Evans
Tim Haines
Murray Marchment
Harold Townstey
Hugh McDonald
Ron Little
Townley
Royals Edge Cyclones In Sunday Hockey Slugfest
Mel Shepherd sparked a loud Royals win as they beat the Cyclones 65 to ? with Shepherd’s goal denial impact and strong vocal defense. Ron Schmidt and Doug Black led in assists, while John Cunningham, Bruce Macpherson, Dave Papillon and R Dolby added goals in a tight Industrial League night. The Bushwhackers tied the Dusters 66 with a late surge, Gary Ritchie scoring four and adding a helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Shepherd
Royals
Cyclones
Bushwhackers
Dusters
Ron Schmidt
John Cunningham
Bruce Macpherson
Dave Papillon
R. Dolby
Doug Vickery
Doug Black
Schmidt
Ed Hilliard
John Dunn
Ed Hubble
Stu MacDonald
Dor ‘Harris
Larry Porté
Bruce Barber
Fred Andrews
Gary Ritchie
Jeff McLaren
Bob Bruce
Red Phillips
Denis Gibbons
Brian McCristall
N H L Old Timers Exhibition Set For Acton Friday
The N H L Old Timers will appear in an Acton exhibition with Acton Tanners on Friday February 8 sponsored by the Legion minor sports and Acton Minor Hockey Association to aid local hockey. Notables include Ivan Walmsley Bob Goldham Barry Cullen Brian Cullen Sid Smith Harry Watson Cal Gardner and more as listed by organizers.
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N.H.L
Acton Tanners
The
Legion Minor Sports
Acton Minor Hockey Association
Acton
Detroit
Cal Gardner
Toronto
New York
Harry Watson
Chicago
John McCormack
Danny Lewicki
Acton U P W A Midgets Fall to Guelph and Milton
Acton U P W A Midgets lost 5-1 at home to Guelph and 6-2 to Milton in Tri County play. Kenny Owen scored Acton’s lone goal against Guelph, while Milton tallied six goals in the second period. Acton’s Alan McKenzie Casey Hark Icey both scored, with Brent Marshall John Mason and Jim Barden assisting.
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Acton
U.P.W.A
Guelph
Milton
Kenny Owen
Royal City Crew
Alan McKenzie
Casey Hark- Icey
Brent Marshall
John Mason
Jim Barden
Brampton, Acton, Niagara Falls hockey results mixed
Brampton beat Acton 3-1 as Jim Hurley scored twice and Billy Ware had a goal and an assist. Acton reply came from Ivan Hearns. Hamilton routed Niagara Falls 8-0 with Rene Schuts scoring five and Bernie Taylor three. St Catharines edged Oshawa 3-2 with Gary Fisher twice and John Rochester set up a goal. Buffalo beat Baltimore and Montreal defeated Toronto 6-3 with a spread of scorers.
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Brampton
Acton
Jim Hurley
Billy Ware
Jim
John Ashby
Ricky Baginski
Steve Papillon
Ivan Hearns
John McCutcheon
Steve Brunelle
Dill
Taylor
Hearns
Jeff Townsley
Weston
Jeff Shields
Kent Kentner
Rene Schuts
Bernie Taylor
Hamilton
Niagara Falls
Schuts
Jim McIntyre
Treth Armstrong
Blair McCallum
St.Catharines
Oshawa
Gary Fisher
St. Kitts
John Rochester
Russell Coultrup
Steve Marshall
Brian Storey
John Snow
Rochester
Howard Coultrup
Jim Mullen
Mullen
Seth Armstrong
Dean Storey
Dale Fisher
Cleveland
Brendan Irvin
Jim’ Frizzell
Brendan Irwin
Garth Taylor
Henry Wissenz
McPhedran
Flyers Here Friday Night Upset Bid Faces Tanners
Fergus Flyers reinforced by veterans Bob Dobie and John McCabe host the Tanners Friday night aiming to build on last week’s 7 6 loss to Orangeville. Don Prickett cited as top netminder boosts Fergus as Acton, Durham and Hespeler push for first with playoff implications.
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Bob Dobie
John McCabe
Fergus Flyers
Orangeville
Flyers
Hespeler
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Sports Beat
Ken Owen
Toronto Westclaire
Oakville
Wayne Tucker
B. Inglis
J. Farrelly
J. Wildfong
B. O’krafka
H—T. Graham
E. Pisin
D. Hespel
D. Heipel
E. Plein
Farrelly
B. Kitzman
Wildfong
B. Russell
O—R. Little
Guistini
Solo- Tno
O—Townley
O—Mcdonald
Solone Mon
O—Little
Cooper
Gregg
G. Ingli
Lovell Bros
Bob Kitzman
Sweeney
Trip Trespeler
Fred Kentner
Bob Russell
Jim Farrelly
Kenther
Don McKenzie
Bob Daniels
Big M
Sun
Hockey
By Clair Voyant
Mel
Noel Rowsell
Ruddy
Gus) Holmes
Jim MacDonald
Grant Withers
Gord Mason
Jim McDonald
Wayne Shepherd
Bob Loutter
Ted Pope
Bill Buchanan
Gord, McCutcheon
Charlie Thom
Harry Lawson
Petty’s Garage
Rockwood
Leslie Coles
Wade Knight
Storey
David Norman
Steve Shultis
Jan Sen
PEE Wee
Baltimore
Springfield
David Rochester
Saitz
Gary Masters
Roland
Bantam Hershey
Buffalo
Ken Marshall
Dave LeBlanc
Steve Garrett
Clive Stewart
Brian Death
Bear
Garrett
Marshall
Gord Williams
David Kennedy
Wayne Deforest
Montreal
Stew McCullough
Bob Waller
Gary Kelly
Ron Hagan
Brian Dunn
Liloyd Smallwood
Ben Bayliss
Canadiens
Kelly
Oyor
Ted Pratt
Leafs
Ernie Waller
Cook
Fisher
Gordon
Dobbie
McCabe
Fergus Club
Don Prickett
Durham
Bowl For Health
O.B.P.A
Thisuxton
Buxton
Mill Eat Wilbur
Canada
L. A. Duby
Mayor
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