Oaks Shade Acton Narrowly Won in Oakville Intermediates
Oakville Oaks edged Acton 6 to 5 in a Halton County intermediate baseball game. Redshaw hit the Oaks only homer in the fifth as Oakville pitchers Brattain and May held off Acton late. Lawson Townsley and Bruce led Acton with two hits apiece while Oakville helpers Lawrence Hall and Trudell each added two for the winners.
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Lawson
Townsley
Bruce
Cain
Redshaw
Oaks
Feld
Towsley
Theop
Acton
Aiteher
Bob—Bratigin
Al.o
Morton
P. McCristall
Anderson
Lawrence
Hall
Trudell
Baseball park gate fee sparks fan ire and team worries
Readable portions describe fans paying to enter a park on Sundays and holidays to support the ball club, with some indignant at the double hat pull. The piece also notes players like Jack Roberts recovering from injury and Earl Cairns homering, plus Halton All Stars vs Galt Terriers and local softball chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cdub
Tneir Shekels
Perks Board
Levally
Actan
Maine
Acton
Jack Roberts
Earl Cairns
Allstar
Galt Terriers
Halton Association
All Ready For All Star Tilt At Campbellville
Campbellville Merchants manager Len Andrews announces readiness for the Halton County all star game against the Galt Terriers. Gary Field likely starts on the mound with Alan Wingrove catching for Campbellville. Jack MacNeil and Pat Lats expected for the Terriers. A new $7000 poundstand with shower and dressing rooms will be used. game time 2.40.
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Campbellville
Len Andrews
Campbellville Merchants
Halton County
Andrews
Galt Terriers
Gary Field
Guelph Merchants
Alan Wingrove
Jack MacNeil
Pat Lats
Acton Lawn Bowlers Top League Victory Over Georgetown II
Acton bowlers won a close inter county league match against Georgetown II on June 28 on their home greens. The same evening Guelph lost to Rockwood 12 to FC Phin, while Gow Pass moved ahead in the standings with a fourth loss for the Rasal City Club showing a busy weekend ahead.
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Acton
Georgetown II
Little Duck
Guelph
Rockwood
FC Phin
Gow
Rasal City
Sens
Brantford Leafs Edge Rival 4-2 In Soccer Narrow Win
Brantford Leafs No 4 edged the visiting team 4-2 in a tightly fought match. The page text is garbled but indicates a 4-2 score and a Brantford victory over a local club.
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Brantford Soccer Leafs
Church League Opens Tuesday With Town Exhibition Loss
Inter church ball league began with Acton United Church and United Church exhibition. Tuesday at Robert Little School the same teams faced off, both teams winning. Dwight Engel and Jim were noted. next game features Young People at Hinafad.
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Church League
Inter Church Younty People's Ball League
Acton United Church Sd Battle
United Church
Robert Little School
Ballinatad
Moon
Dwight Engel
Jim
Young People’s
Hinafad
Ken Halford Reelected President at BPAO Convention
Ken Halford was unanimously chosen to begin his term as president of BPAO at the convention held in Vineland. The event ran Friday to Sunday with officer elections, fashion shows, tours, and dances as wives joined sessions and business discussions continued late.
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Goa
Vineland
Satukey
Hulford
Villagers rout Acton 20-3 in Saturday district game
Campbellville mounds’ pitchers limited Acton to 3 runs as the Villagers unloaded 20 hits in a lopsided 20-3 victory. Key stars listed include Campbell Do and Jin Pimndsay with multiple hits and drives, while Acton’s mound relief struggled and the visitors pulled away after a strong fourth.
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Acton
Bartape Campbell
Howelea
Tanners Jump to First with 21-2 Win in Acton League
The League at the halfway mark sees the Tinny Masales Tanners surge to sole first place after a 21 2 rout of the Junior Farmers Tuesday night. Paul Lawson led with four hits in five at bats along with Del Walters and Carry Lawson each posting three safeties. Butch Richmond fired a strong pitching performance allowing no hits until two later errors spoiled a shutout. Dominion Hotel trails with three wins and one loss as the Fire Fighters and Hotel showdown looms Thursday night.
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Masales
Acton
Dominion Hotel
Paul Lawson
Del
Walters
Carry Lawson
Eifth
Parmners
C. Leitch
Tanners
Butch
Richmond
Fire Fighters
Hatelees
Junior Farmers-top Firemen 21-6 in softball tilt
Junior Farmers routed the Fire Fighters 21 to 6 last Thursday in a four team ActOg softball circuit game. Calvin Leitch starred on the mound with 14 hits allowed while Hall helped in the ninth as the Farmers pulled away after a nine run sixth inning. R. Thal, Bob Skidgment and B. Price led the Farmers with three apiece. Williams and Duval sparked the Fire Fighters in a losing effort.
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Winker
ActOg
Calvin’ Leitch
Hall
Ieee
Lindsay
Archibald
Bill Williams
R. Thal
Bob Skidgment
B. Price
Reinners
BR. Williams
Walt Duval
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Oaks Shade Acton
Oakville Oaks
Oakville
Halton
akVille
Merchants
Bob Brattain
Thompson
The
Glen May
RHE Acton
Oakville Oo
Whee Park
Adamston
Mdi
Lee
Halton County All Stars
Galt Teriers
Dens Gibbons
Guelph Anthonys
Listowel
Dominics Hotel
Mitten Red Sox
al Wingrove
Ccrpbellville
Nolen
Bob Martiayell
Cireles
Lawn Bowlers
Ben Bwenad
Actonwall
Gualprim
Rochwoet
Gcrnipe Town
Petveg
Tarstie
Montiel
Teall
Eulatdaar
Hatag Des
Paget Bats
Genetawa
Yong
Beatin
Seem
de Hayes
Pins Satiaday
Ken Halford
BPAO
Acton Free Press
Jack Wensley
Alec Wensley
Mason Boulevard
Maltawa
North Bay
Hanis
Ftes
Nike
Aoscoreless
Vhes
Deahlson
Vinessaya
Spielvogel! Db
Durkoss
Pak
Spitelwopel
Pollock and
Campbell
Hoh
Ralie Memaorials Memorial
Water St
Galt
Gordon Hardware
Aztan
Phene
Mark
H. Deforest
D. Black
D. Halle
Inscoe
M. Haehve
L. Peavey
D. Price
G. Williamson
R. Hayward
C. Leitch P
D. Deforest
A.hayward
Puce Baste
Farmers— Wallop
Scarfe
Tenpro Distributo
Main ST. N. Acton
IRS
Nyy
Mapartal
Bea Java
Cassine Boretirgy Aires
Whos Special
Kodak Films
Quith Service
Hinton’s
Prine
Frank Carney
Rere
MYERS
Franklin Prouse Potors Ltd
Scotia Plan
Bank of Nova Scotia
Canada
Alao
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