Bisons rally querters in bantam race with 54 win over Hershey Bears
Buffalo Bisons climb to within a point of front runners after a 54 win over Hershey Bears as Steve Connell and Paulson supply goals and assists. Johnny Scayne leads Weston with three goals in an atom race win as Brampton, Niagara Falls, Oshawa and Baltimore also post results in a busy junior hockey schedule.
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Hershey Bears
Buffalo
Hershey Oe
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Bisons
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Bill Severinski
Derek Dixon
Joe Kentner
Niagara Falls
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Hamilton
Bernie Taylor
Niagara
Billy McKenzie
Tony Lambert
Gord Toth
Ricky Baginski
Dave Allen
Bill Vivian
Kevin Marcoux
Jim Rogers
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Rochester
Pee Wee Twin
Bill
Cleveland
Springfield
Randy Marsh
Glen McKenzie
Roland McCulloch
Ron’ Louttet
Rod Gibbins
Randy Dawes
Treth Armstrong
Mike Pope
Speiefield Aes
Weston
Brampton
Acton Tanners Debut in Gold and Blue Upset Seaforth
The Acton Tanners wore new gold and blue uniforms supplied by Beardmore and Co. and defeated Seaforth 8-5 in front of 400 fans. Gordie Bell led with sharp scoring, Jan Riddall and Harold Townsley sparkled on the wings, while Jim Sweeney made clutch saves to preserve the win.
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Actons
Rethal Seaee ‘Beavers
Tanners
Plac Fergus
O.H.A. Int. B
Seaforth
Gordie Bell
Jan Riddall
Harold Townsley
Beavers
Acton
Bil Currie
Murray Marchment
Jim Sweeney
Sweeney
Fais
Riddall
Beaver
Currie
Mai
Townsley
Dan Arbie
Janes
Baia Farrelly
Murray Mament
Beardmore and Co
Mic Macs overpower Acton Tanners in key OH A contest
Mic Macs crushed Acton Tanners 104 74 at Hespeler to clinch near first place in the OH A league. Jim Farrelly and Doug Richardson starred for Mic Macs as Sweeney watched from the bench after a rough midgame. Haroldley netted three Acton goals in a hat trick return, while Scoin and Kitzman led the Hespeler scorers with two goals each helping secure the win.
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Acton Tanners
Tanners
Acton
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Doug
Smokey) Richardson
Jim Sweeney
Fred Kentner
Sweeney
Acton District High boys hoop season opens strong
Acton District High School boys basketball open 1967 season with three wins each for seniors and juniors over Milverton Milton’s Deaf and Elora. Dan Arbic leads scoring while Neil Anderson Bill Landsborough and Mike Marcoux headline strong junior and senior showings. Seniors over Elora 64 55 and 68 29 over Milton. juniors pace also rising as coaches expect a district title push.
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Acton School
Danny Archie
Gerald Dick
Acton
Milverton
Milton School For the Deaf
Milton
Dan Arbdic
Ilvertgn
Allan McNabb
Harry Oehlrich
Milton School For the
Bill Landsborough
Redmen
Dan Arbie
Alan McNabb
Dick Barclay
Bob Main
Bill Black
Mike Cooper
Phil Dupuis
Stephen Johnston
Bob Turkesz
McCallum and
Sullivan
Our Boys
Bantams win as Acton faces Milton in Tri-County hockey
Acton Firefighters bantams won 4-2 at Fergus in a slow ice playoff, with Hespeler turning a close game into a four goal lead in the third. Pete Marzo scored twice and Don Dunbar opened the scoring as Acton kept pressure on late, despite being short-handed much of the final period.
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Fergus Arena
Pete Marzo
Actons
Bill Field
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Dale Fisher
Randy Weldon
Joe Tar
Marzo
Milton Rotary Midgets Take Game One In Playoff Edge
Milton Rotary Midgets won 62 on home ice to take a one game edge in the Tri County Midget B playoffs. Acton hosts the second game tonight with coach Herb Dodds hoping to even the series. Acton scored first period goal as Milton led after two periods and added four more in the final frame while Acton replied with two late goals. Mike Marcoux and George Cook scored for Acton. Paul Cooper starred in goal for Acton.
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Acton
Hespeler
Henry Toebes
Chris Tennant
Paw Daley
Milton Rotary
Herb Dodds
Milton
Acton Crew
Mike Marcoux
George Cook
Paul Cooper
Raiders Take Early Lead as Jets Dominate Dusters 10-0
Raiders moved to first in the industrial league after a 7-3 win over Orioles, while Jets crushed Dusters 10-0 in the opening game of a doubleheader. Harry Phillips led Jets with three goals and an assist, Fred Andrews and Gary Ritchie added two goals and an assist each, with Ed Hillier, Ron Mellon, Noah Roszell also contributing. Orioles tallied three goals as Denis Gibbons, Doug Sheppard and Gary Masales found the net, while Turk Sheppard and Ron Bastell added assists. Orioles remain bottom with one win. Raiders rely on McDonald brothers for key goals and assists, and Gus Holmes scored late to pace Raiders.
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Dusters
Jets
Harry
Red) Phillips
Fred Andrews
Gary Ritchie
Jim Bullough
Ed Hillier
Ron Mellon
Noah Roszell
Tirds
McDonald Brothers
Stu
Brother Jim
Gord Mason
Glen Beauclair
Gus Holmes
McDonald
Denis Gibbons
Doug Sheppard
Gary Masales
Turk Sheppard
Ron
Boo) Bastell
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Minor) Hockey Association
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