Acton Open crowns top golfers amid holiday turnout
Ernie Parker leads the field with an 82 to win low gross at the Acton Open, while Wile Near and Andy Nolan claim top handicap spots. Peter Shepherd of Toronto takes the Guests Trophy with 74 as 62 players compete, followed by a roast chicken dinner at Leyton hall and plans for next year’s committee.
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Roy Weaver
Dugald Dick
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Peter Shepherd
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Acton
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Murray Scayne
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Bruce McArthur
United Carr Fasteners
Andy Nolan
Julian Zajac
Lloyd Hillman
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Roy Slater
Montreal
Bruce Townsley
Newmarket
Jim Fararally
Guelph
Steve Delcanho
Brampton
Barry Inscoo
BM Pendleton
John Goy Sr
St Kitts win lacrosse tilt over Acton Tanners on Thursday
St Kitts Kiwanis overwhelmed Acton Tanners 20 to 7 as Bob Turkesz counted four goals for Acton. Don Winger led St Kitts with five goals while Moe Filander earned three assists in a high pace game. Acton’s Mike Cooper and Gary Kelly contributed, but the visitors dominated the scoring with strong early runs and a steady defense. The Tanners aim to rebound next Thursday against Lakefield in a fresh league test.
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Lakefield
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Doug Allan
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Bob Turkesz
Glen Taillefer
Paul Cooper
Brent Marshall
Fred Fisnik
Gary Kelly
Stu McCulloch
Mike Marecoux
Rowland McCulloch
Bob Waller
Mark Nielsen
Brian Robinson
Howard Dwyer
Lions Bow to Customs in Acton Minor League Battle 10-9
Custom Cleaners held off a late Lions surge to win 10-9 in Acton minor baseball. Tony Lambert earned the win for Custom with Kentner catching. Tim McIntyre pitched for the Lions as they out hit the Cleaners 9 to 8. Future games listed include Suly 3 Sport Cover and Nellis Construction matchups.
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Kent Kentner
Tim McIntyre
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YT. Holmes
T. Lambert
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Nellis Construction
Millar golf tournament lights up Georgetown course
The Carling Millar championship takes place at Georgetown Golf and Country Club July 4 5 and 6 with about 150 Canadian pros chasing a total purse of 10000 dollars. Moe Norman Al Balding Alvie Thompson Kan Girard Gerry McGee and Bill Wakeham headline the field as sponsors previewed the layout for reporters.
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Carling Millar
Ling
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Georgetown
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Millar
Moe Norman
al Balding
Alvie Thompson
Kan Girard
Gerry McGee
Bill Wakeham
Ontario
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Turn back boxla clock Friday night exhibition
A community centre exhibition lacrosse game features the current juvenile team versus an Old Timers squad from Acton. Players include Fred Kentner Larry Taillefer Barry Inscoe John Krapek Art Cooper and coach Howard Dwyer. Out of town standouts George Gunby Gordie Burton Don Paige Al Garbutt Bevis Bennett Normie Young with several still active.
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Fred Kentner
Larry Taillefer
Barry Inscoe
John Krapek
Art Cooper
Howard Dwyer
George Gun
Gordie Burton
Don
Sateh) Paige
al Garbutt
Bevis Bennett
Normie Young
George Grasby
Bramalea Srs
Revis Bennett
Brampton Juniors
Orangeville
Gals fall to Omagh after four frames of tight play
Acton's senior ladies drop a softball tilt to Omagh 9 to 4 Monday night. Omagh scores two in the fourth and three in the sixth to break a 4-4 tie as S McMullen strands six over the final four innings. Acton had led off with runs by Lynn Dunn and Bev Brunelle, but Omagh answered with early rallying scoring and strong pitching by McMullen to seal the win.
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Acton
Omagh Belles
Omagh
Lynn Dunn
Bev Brunelle
Patsy Wheeler
Canadians Embrace Warmth Yet Warned of Summer Hazards
Canadians accustomed to long winters celebrate the heat of the season but face risks from sunburn dry skin insects sunstroke and heatstroke. Officials remind that all these conditions are preventable with proper precautions.
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