Finest Spectacle Hatton County All Star Game Sunday
Milton fairgrounds hosts the Hatton County baseball all star game featuring Campbellville Merchants and top players from Brampton Acton Milton Quakville Dundas and Bronte. Umpire Mike Timmis leads the officiating crew. Proceeds support county minor baseball with 2 30 p m game time and early seating rush anticipated.
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Milton Fairgrounds
Hatton County
Aear
Campbellville Merchants
Ontario Baseball Association
Mike Timmis
Halton
Brampton
Acton
Milton
Quakville
Dundas
Bronte
Butch Riddell
Doug Cully
Stu Hannant
Campbellville
Scarrow
Gary Hughes
Bobby Bishop
Don McPhail
How. Knox
Murray Lake
Neil Thompson
Ken Watson
Oakvile
Len Coolich
Bill Hanaivan
Grant Redshaw
Murray Hall
Bunk Lawren
Ammy Mulholland
Bill Merritt
Don Thomas
Paul Linsoun
Lyn McLaren
Art Melanson
Acton Merchants Rally To Clip Bronte 10-2 Victory
In Bronte on June 30 the Acton Merchants overcoming Bronte's strong hitting and a late homer by Jeff Fryer held Bronte to 2 runs as Acton posted 10 hits. Pete Lawson delivered a ninth inning double driving home the winning run in a 4-3 win over Milton Red Sox at Acton Park. McLaren pitched for Acton while Milton led early until Lawson and Townsley sparked Acton late for the decisive score.
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Acton Merchants
Bronte
Acton
Jeff Fryer
Dore
Milton
Pete Lawson
Milton Red Sox
Acton Park
Merchants
County Lowners
McLaren
Paul Lawson
Atce
Montreal and Buffalo Triumph in International League
Montreal defeated Toronto 18 to 13 after a second inning surge led by Lee Turkesz Churchill and Dunn. Buffalo crushed Rochester 14 to 2 as Riddell and Sargent split strikeouts in a dominant pitching efforts.
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Montreal
Buffalo
Voller
Rochester
Fisher
Taillefer
Boughton
Davidson
Sheridan
Heikamp
Elliott
Riddell
Pringle
Mike Sargent
Jr Farmers Defeat Firemen’s Team in Softball Showdown
Acton Junior Farmers defeated the Firemen 48 to 8 at Acton Park to stay atop the standings. Shortill drove in five runs and Hunter added four as Junge M. dominated on the mound. The Farmers exploded for a 10 run rally in the fourth inning, while Turner's pitching limited the Firemen to three early innings and two late runs.
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Acton
Junge M
Acton Park
Shortill
Hunter
Firemen
Turner
Last Inning Rally Gives Pee Wees Win
Pee Wee All Stars won their season opener on June 30 after a two run deficit. Gary Taillefer delivered a two run double with two out in the ninth inning to clinch the victory as M Sargent and J Riddell pitched well for Acton.
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Pee Wees
Gary Taillefer
Taillefer
DR. Reder
Mo Sarpent
M Sargent
J. Riddell
J. Oppositon
Doug Navies
Milton
Craig Brush
Biihie Cook
Acton
Campbellville Edges Acton In Saturday Bantam Game
Campbellville defeated Acton 17 to 6 in a bantam baseball game at Campbellville. Acton opened with an early run before Campbellville tied it in the first inning and pulled ahead with runs in the second and third. Acton briefly led 6 4 after a five run fifth, but Campbellville rallied in the last inning with walks and timely hits to seal the win. Acton lineup included Cargill and Arcie. Campbellville featured Griswold and Currie.
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Montreal
Lee
Turkesz
Dunk
Franklin
Zundell
Hagan
Drysdale
Churchill
Turkusz
Turkus McMillan
Campbellville
Acton
Acton Bantams
Patund
Cargill
Mosales
Hall
Bandsmen Triumph In High-Scoring Acton Park Softball Game
The Bandsmen defeated the Junior Farmers 13 to 11 Monday night in Acton Park. Joe drums led the band with a loud performance as they piled up 20 hits against pitcher Denny Turner, while Jet Fever on the mound rang up 12 strikeouts. The Band started scoring in the second inning and built a multi-inning rally with a four run third, three in the fourth, and three in the last inning.
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Farmers
Joe
Acton Park
Denny Turner
Band
Braida
Jordan
McGregor
Zajac
Wallis
Greer
Taylor
Fryer
Tyler
Hunter
Brown
Skidsmore
ShorGll
Hall
Bill Taylor
Jim Greer
Dodds
Watson
Roach
Hayward
Hickory
Black
Javes Split Doubleheader Against Burlington Team
Javes split a doubleheader with Burlington at Acton Park on a holiday. In the first game Acton won 6 to 4 after Burlington scored early but Acton responded with a strong rally. Gibbons pitched for Acton in the second game as Moor held Burlington to two hits. Acton and Burlington were evenly matched.
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Javes
Acton Park
Burlington
Anson Avenhe
Jim Linus
Mites
Actonere
Acton
Avton
Thvgearty
D. Gibbons
Moor
Wilson
Mestall
Shannon
J. Lindsay
D. I. Fryer
Lawson
Iley
Gibbo
Tilson
Hursink
Moore
Charland
Whalley
Skinter
Greer
Haggerty
Gilson
Owe
Lead Acton Beats Milton 15-5 In Juvenile Tilt
Acton overwhelms Milton 15-5 in a Tuesday juvenile baseball game. Acton bats explode in the third inning, scoring six and adding five more in the fifth and three in the sixth to secure the win. Milton struggles offensively as Acton's defense turns key outs.
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Acton
Milton
Jelliver
Liawsen
An Annon
Mal
Theeol
Price
Milton Stiteon
Hamilton
McKersic
Tout Bonne
Timbers
Fletcher
Pei
Hurbes
Crucius
Bailey
Actonites
Acton Bantams Beat Campbellville in Park Thriller
Acton Rams edged Campbellville 16 to 12 at Acton Park on Monday after a 76 defeat on Saturday. Campbellville led early and widened the gap with a five run fourth, while Acton rallied with a late burst to reclaim the lead and hold on for the win.
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Vannyarde
Acton Rams
Campbellville
Acton Park
Acton
Currie
Campbellyitle
Acton Downs Campbellville in Sixth Inning Spark
In a July 7 1960 report Acton’s team scored four runs in the sixth to end Campbellville’s effort after two scoreless innings. Acton lineup includes Bullough Carill Masales Johnson Mason Jalmes Dawkins Bennett Dunn Arcie and Ford. Campbellville lineup lists Griswold Howard Currie J Inglis M Inglis Ramshaw Sosnowski Zopyone.
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Campbellville
Acton
Arcie
Cargill
Ales
Johnson
Ford
Mason
Boughton
Holmes
Harris
Bennett
Dawkin
Griswold
Cou
T Currie
Howard
Pagpas
Mitchell
Euan
Martin
Ngles
Sosnowski
Heller
Ramshaw
Actor Free Press
Bullough
Carill
Masalés
Jalmes
Dawkins
Dunn
Currie
J. Inglis
M. Inglis
Zopyone
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Harry Hamilton
Jack Laking
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Ken Moore
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Ritchie
Barber
Redmen
Townsley
Toronto
M.Z. Bennett
Targatet
Wallace
Vale
Rogers
Briggs
Cook
Cooney
Jinks Wees
Malton County
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Srs
Dundas U
Stempron
A Bronte
Thuteday Bronte
Campbelbille
Oakville
Monon
Fai
Milten
Sundar
Mis
the Bank of Nova Scotia
Scotia Plan
Soap Box Derby
The
Acton Legion
Robert Drinkwalter
Churchill Road
Leatherland
McCristall
Marshall
Gibbons
D. Lindsay
Ruddick
Wat
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
E. P. Head
Guelph
St. George's Square
General Foods Kitchens
Qata
Ry” Eaning
Ecnup Plilvany
Ancia
Custom Cleaners
Caroline Nurseries Garden Centre
Hornby
Hornby Community Park
Eden Mills
Hillsburgh
ALL Star
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Ciltone
SAPIN
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Tenpro Distributors Limited
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