Acton Midgets Beat Orangeville 7 4 in Pee Wee Clash
Acton Midgets defeated Orangeville 7 4 in a decisive Pee Wee contest. Kenny Owens opened scoring with early goals, Casey Harkley notched a career five goals, and Ron Johnston assisted on multiple scores. The Acton lineup featured Mason, Maltby, and Harkley delivering key plays and a strong third period to seal the win.
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Snipes
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Acton
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Ran’ Maltby
Ron Johnston
John Mason
Harkley
Danny
Grave
Gudes
Arockford
Ted Orangeville
Georgetown Midgets crush Acton in TriCounty clash
Georgetown Midgets tally three goals in the third period and surge to a 14 to 1 rout of Acton in a TriCounty contest at the community centre. Gudgeon leads with three goals while Higham and Newton add two each. Acton’s Johnny Dunn nets a late period goal as Georgetown dominates from the second period.
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Danny Arble
Geor
Gudgeon
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Rh Hed
Newton
Jeane
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Ruddy Uolines
Gi Masalesa
John Dunne
Doug Ford
Ron Schmidt
Jim Bullough
Alan Halt
Gary Murr
John McNabb
Ron Heller
Danny Archie
Paul Murr
D. Norton
E. Owen
Hilltops Sweep Tanners In Double Hockey set back
Hilltops defeated Acton Tanners in back to back games as Erin Hilltops dominated Thursday 3 4 and Friday 13 1. Jack Marshall faced heavy shots but kept them close on Thursday while Wally Waight led Hilltops with four goals and Mackenzie a five goal spree. Referee penalized nine players as Acton fans crowded arena.
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Murray Brown
Guelph Royals steam past Hamilton in novice action
Guelph's novice squad showed polish against Hamilton as Roy Dunbar era winners included Ken Marshall Roy Mainprize and Bobby Andrews with a goal each. Dave Dunbar scored twice with assists from Gord Lasby and Bill Pendleton. Bobby Turkész stood out for Hamilton.
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An Dian
Georgetown Lions rally past Acton in junior clash 3-2
Georgetown Lions erased Acton two-goal lead with a third period surge to win 3-2 at the community centre. Campbell scored the decisive goal, while Ron Mellon drew a penalty as rough play escalated, and Leatherland yielded on the visitors’ tying rush.
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I Johnson
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Marchand
Morrow
Marchendat
Tanners End Skid with 7 1 Win Over Breslau
Acton club snaps three game losing streak by defeating Breslau 7 to 1 in a WOAA game at Hespeler. Ron Phillips opened scoring in the second period, with goals by Footitt, Lindsay and Baxter fueling the surge. Third period dominance by Acton sealed the victory as reserves added late goals.
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McCristall
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Banmerson Baxter
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Bush League Opens First Practice and Player Selections
The Bush League organized its first practice at the community centre with about 40 players. A list of players selected to form four teams is named, including Williams, D. Wilds, AL. Phillips, G. Puncheon, D. and others, with each team numbered from 1 to 4.
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D. Zed
Acton Industral
Martin
B. Cunningham
Barber
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Juch
Hone
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Romo
Ollowing
Penalty Costly for Pee Wees in Preston hockey clash
A Preston Pee Wees game tied 3 3 late. An Acton player was penalized two minutes for delaying the game, letting Preston score the winner and another goal. Acton’s Harkleys and Whittaker led scoring, while Ken Malibbs and Kook added goals for Acton and Preston respectively. Playoffs loom after the tense contest.
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Lea
Acton
Preston
Harkleys
Casey Harkles
Danny
Whittaker
Daniel Harkles
Ken Owen
Avion
Marriott
Ken Malibs
Whitatker
Preston Kook
Acton Pee Wees Win Two and Tie One in Weekend Exhibitions
Acton’s Pee Wees played three exhibitions last weekend, winning two and drawing one. Friday night in Bolton they defeated Erin 3 1 with goals by Mason, Owen, and Longstree assisted by Johnston. Saturday afternoon they dominated Mayfield 13 3, led by Harkley’s hat trick and two goals from Owen, Mason, Vale, and Owen. In the Toronto Township clash with Cooksville they earned a 2 2 draw despite missing three regulars. Harkley opened the scoring, then Acton, led by Harkley and Casey, seized a 2 0 margin before Cooksville responded.
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Satuternoon
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Pete O'Connor
John Longstree
Ron Johnston
John Winters
Mike Vale
Ken Owen
John Maso
Allan McKenzie
Ranmisay Klay
Clyt Kley
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Rian
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Jon
Cooksville
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John Mason
Harklew
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Kere@hwen
Robert Dobbin
Ken Smith
Acton Curlers Lead Weekend Curling Action
In Acton and surrounding highland clubs curling attracts and more than 100 enthusiasts flood the ice Monday and Tuesday evenings. Men women and students from Acton High join mixed teams, with results and standings to be tracked over a nine week schedule. Top groups vie for temporary wins as plans shape a season end playoff among ten top teams. Local schools Erin and Georgetown provide strong surface play and ongoing rivalries emerge through the season.
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Giher
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