Guelph and Hamilton win intercounty squirts baseball
Guelph edged London 3 to 3 in the Squirts Intercounty League while Hamilton defeated Kitchener 8 to 3. Guelph pitcher Danny Calder struck out seven in four innings, with Michael Wolfe and Bobby Hatch scoring in the final frame to seal a 3 3 tie break. Eddie Massey led Hamilton with a home run and multi run contribution as Greg McLean Myles Field and Massey also figured in scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
London
Michael Wolfe
Bobby Hatch
Hamilton - Kitchener
Hamilton
Exldier Massey
Greg McLean
Mike Field
Kitchener
Mike Vale
Jim Lee
Myles
Eddie Massey
Mike Jeffries
R. Hay
B. Dunn
L. Carnochan
L. Varey
S. Pereira
G. Taillifer
P. Vale
Deforest
D. Scrigley
J. Churchill
R. Jeffrey
R. Johnson
D. Calder
B. Field
M. Wolfe
B. Brown
T. McDowell
B. Hatch
Hamilton W. McLean
G. McLean
M. Field
Li Myles
E.sey
G. Dew
G. Cook
T. Cochran
International Play Bisons Tramp Montreal Loss
Buffalo Bisons strike early, tallying four runs in the first inning as Elliott Harris Riddell and Heikamp lead a powerful start against Toronto Maple Leafs in an International League game. Rochester battles Montreal, but a late Rochester surge stalls at five innings as Montreal gains momentum.
Leafs 15 6 by Whisker in tight hockey style card
Montreal paced by a Churchill home run chalked up five runs to come within a run of deadlocking the game. Rochester scored four in each of the first second and third innings to wrap the lead up. Montreal, Lee with Goo Turkese will Lee Dunk Franklin Neon Churchill with one and McMillan with two supplied the scoring punch. Buffalo Ellion Harris Mason Riddell Heikamp Wallis Pringle. Toronto Rogers Hagers Briggs Cook McNabb Cooney Jinks Henderson Bard Yale Rochester Holmes B Brown B Livenby G Taylor G Kelly G Ohenden FL Barnes P Devsdale Montreals Lee Turkesz Dank Tranklin Dowding Hagers McMillan McGeachie Churchill
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International League Baseball
Acton
Buffalo
Bisel
Toronto
Maple Lee
Rochester
Montreal
Elliott
Harris
Riddell
Heikamp
Wallis
Mason
Pringle
Churchill
G. Holmes
B. Brown
Lazenby
Ylar
G. Kelly
Tor Uy
Lee
Goo
Turkese
Will Lee
Dunk
Franklin
Neon Churchill
McMillan
Ellion
Rogers
Hagers
Briggs
Cook
McNabb
Cooney
Jinks
Henderson
Bard
Yale
Holmes
B. Livenby
G. Taylor
G. Ohenden
FL Barnes
P. Devsdale
Tune of 178 Band Marches Over Legion Under Tinny Masales Baton
The 178 Band, led by Tinny Masales, defeated Acton Legion 178 to 0 in a Monday night Acton softball game. Butch Richman earned the win as the bandsmen built early leads, while Chuck Shultis and Bob Drinkwalter homered off Jock Bullough and Mel Jordan. Legion struggled after a strong first inning, with Don Grien handling catcher duties and Jid Phillips on plate duties as the Legion fell behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinny
Masales
Acton Legion
Acton
Legionnaires
Butch” Righman
Chuck Shultis
Bob Drinkwalter
Jock Bullough
Mel Jordan
The
Legion
Piyches
Fulian
Ray Wallis
Jid Phillips
Don Grien
Legion — V
Shultis
B.drinkawaker
Shea Cem
Jordan P
Buchanan Ib
B. Inscoe
F. Irvine
F. Ab
Ten Rt
Raymond Braidact
Gib
Jordan It
Jim McGregor
Butch Richman
J. Zajacco
Hee Lambert
Frank Spielvogel
Jim
Green Bill Taylor
Acton Softball League Standings and Key Matchup
With one game left in the first half Acton softball standings show Dominion Hotel and Station Hotel in the race for the top spot. The Citizens Band beat Acton Legion as the second half opened on Monday and the table to July 5 lists Junior Farmers 26 Fire Fighters 5 26 Dominion Hotel 43 71 6 Citizens Band 52 4 Station Hotel 42 2 Can Legion Sr 4 20 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Station
Dominion Hotels
Dominions
Citizens Band
Acton Legion
Jack Newton
Bill Patterson
Acton Softball League
Pa Pw Junior Farmers JR
Dominion
Legion
Fireman's Trophy for Bill Quennell Honored by Fire Brigade
Firemen held a Friday party for Bill Quennell as he moves to Listowel to become an engineer at Campbell's soup factory. He receives a desk set and pen, a fireman figurine engraved with his name, and thanks for past service including as brigade secretary. He departs July 18 with his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Quennell
Bill Quernel
Listowel
Quennell
Campbell's Soup
Hall
Firemen edge Dominion squad in last inning thriller
Firemen pull off a 7 to 4 win over the Dominion Hotel team in a tight softball game at the park. Trailing 5 2 entering the third, Firemen rallied with a five run frame then tied the game in the seventh on Scotty McCristail’s walk and Bill Quennell’s double, with Quennell scoring the eventual winning run. Pitcher Fab Phillips held back the Dominions while D Archibald and McCristall starred for the Firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook and Ladder
Dominion Hotel
Dominion
Firemen
Dominions
Fred Aghibald
Scotty” McCristail
Bill Quennell
Quennell
Fab Phillips
Aniibald
Td Hose
The Peasants Debut New Blue White Sweaters In Outfield
The Peasants will soon decorate the outfield in their new blue and white sweaters Brunelle’s Station Hotels team also preparing fresh outfits this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunelle
Station Hotels
Explosion in Ninth Inning Snatches Win from Bronte
Trailing by two in the ninth, Acton's Merchants exploded for three runs to edge Bronte Braves 8 to 7. Pinch-hitter Chuck Jewell delivered a triple driving Lyne Me from first for the decisive score. Harold Townsley drew a walk to set up Jewell's game winning hit after McGregor's miscue. Fryer relieved Lawson and closed with three hits allowed. Bronte led 3-0 early, Acton tied in the fourth, then produced six hits for four runs in the bottom half of the fifth to take 5-4 lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bronte Braves
Halton
McLaren
Harold Townsi
Pete
McGregor
Jewel
MacAloney
Harry Lawson
Dude
Marchants
Lawson
Firth
Jeff Fryer
Fryer
Bronte
Townsley
McCristall
Osborne
Paul
Shields
Milton
Dennis Gibbons
Malcolm
Medall
Gilliam
Campbellville
Merchants
Browning Sm
Acton Juveniles
Bil Shinnon
Price
Howe
Brokin
Brian McCristall
Acton Juveniles Fall as Shields Dominates on Mound
Acton Juveniles, missing key players, lose 11-4 to Milton as Shields limits Acton to four hits in seven innings. Milton jumps ahead with early runs, but Acton rallies briefly in the ninth before Milton secures the win. Bronte’s Bronte leads with three hits as Acton hosts Campbellville next.
Bronte Pee Wees rout Acton Pee Wees 11 to 1 on Acton diamond
Bronte topped Acton 11 to 1 last Thursday as Bronte pitchers Trebble Sargeant and Boughton held Acton to one run. Acton scored in the fifth on a walk driven run by Dave Ryder, while Bronte piled up runs in every inning but the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
Acton Pee Wees
Acton
Dave Ryder
Trebble
Sargeant
Boughton
Rhe Acton
Cook
Taillefer RF
Waller
Heikamp
Riddall SS
Quennell
Hall
Ryder
iSargent
P. Boughton
Oil Well Picnics Brighten Park Track Fun
Oil well tidbits mix with park upgrades as track grading last Saturday and oiling on Tuesday promise smoother outings. A snappish recording notes a sales clerk exchange, urging talk with the manager who is said to have more sense.
Rain Outs Slow Intermediate Contest In Oakville
Last night’s Intermediate contest was rained out in Oakville. Milton leads Acton in pursuit of the OBAL title as Dude Lindsay’s crew must win every game, with two of his sons on the roster. Vic Masters reports last Saturday’s Milton 63 Acton 6 3 win and a 3 2 double play save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Dude Lindsay
Crew
Milton
Dude
Jim
Don
Vic Masters
Banny Archie
Acton
Honme
Archie
Six-Run Fifth Inning Assures Juve Victory
Acton Juveniles edge Bronte 6 3 in twilight game as five run fifth seals win. Bronte leads early tied 2 2 but Acton bats strike with four hits and three walks. Dennis Gibbons opens by getting on base and a string of hits drives in the decisive runs.
Victors Fall as Milton Surges Late to Beat Acton
Acton Pee Wees led through most of the game but a two run uprising in the seventh gave Milton Steam a 4-3 win. Milton pitchers limited Acton to six hits while Robert Lee allowed three, with key hits by Patterson and Leeds in the final frame. Other players named include Holmes Rid Dad Heikamp Cook Hall Rogers Taillefer Sargent for Acton and Brosh Evil Wildfong Gus Clements Tee for Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Pee Wees
Milton Steam
Holmes
Riddall
Teikamp
Acton
Milton Ame
Antil
Penns
Patterson
Leeds
Robert Lee
Milton
Rue Acton
Milion Omy
Boughton
Rid
Dad
Heikamp
Cook
Hall
Rosgers
Taillefer
Sargent
Milton — Brosh
Evil
Wildfong
Gus Clements
Ris
Nuwar
Forbes
Moun
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Bisons
Eory
Tinny Masales
Douse Dominion Squad
Rhe
Ron Hotel
D. Archibald
Andersyn
Frivell Spichvogil Holmes
Denddds
Turkow
Dominion Hotek
D. Grein
R Morton
Ho Laneson
C. Pereira
FE Phillips
DO Manes
Casarin
Gilloway
Bowen
Johnson
Cutcheon
McHughs
Halton Loop
Earl Cairns
Pawo
Bill Vaughan
Jack Price
Hamilton Cardinals
Dundas
Juves
Avton
Leatherland
Mc Cristallis
Gibbons P. Marshall
Shannon K. Waterhouse
Mason Orf
Wilson d. Malcolm el
Jtliene Manintsin
Assaltine McKersiess
McDuffe
Timie
Fletcher Tb
Pedulla
Forbes F
Shields P
Bailey Rf
RHE Bronte
iBy Bronte Pee Wees
Silver Star Ranch
Ralph Smith
Short
Ray
Ray Braida
Fellows
All Stars
Ted
Dennis ‘Gibbons
Don Thoa
Jef
Waterhouse
Mar
Jim Lindsay Branter
Man
Ruddick
Don Lindsay
P. Shannon P
Munsales
Waterhouse Ul
Maleping
Jack Ridley Cartage
Farm Service and
Devon
Watson’s Dairy Bar
Clog
Marina
H.P
Scott
Scott Motor
Weymouth
Brand New
Renaults
Halton Motor Car
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