Dougal Dick scores ace at Micro golf tournament
Fifteen year old Dougal Dick captured an ace at the Micro Plastics Golf Tournament held at Halton Helgius Golf and Conk Club in Dorgat. The event featured 44 golfers including Roddy Itch’s son, with David Legace topping the scores by day’s end. Delvera Fruan Guy Cartage Led noted the event’s success and hopes for an annual, bigger edition.
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Utah
Halton Helgius
David Legace Tumneal
Theop Score
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Wan
Mont Tones
Prise Wan
Delvera Fruan Guy Cartage
Aucofffetut
Phillips leads Merchants to win in tense park rally
Phillips sparks Acton Merchants with a homer and two singles fueling a late rally. He drives in two runs while adding five hits and a run scored as the Merchants beat Wisnar & P. in an eighth inning surge. Teammates Sheppard, Leader, Dann and Williams contribute key hits in a high scoring frame.
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Acton Merchants
Acrss Chrse
Wistar &P
Fat Phi
Scvikme
Singh
Sewandh
Gintes
Philips
Homer
Mone Hob Sheppard
Aha Aales
Charenee Sheppard
Hoaeie Bevadet
Acton
Charenee Sheppant
Howie Leader
Dobu Dann
Phillips
Gil Mosales
Gles
Andy Williams
Toho Leatherhand
Glen Williams downs Acton Wildcats in opening round tourney
In the Glen Williams Ladies Scottball Tournament opening round, Glen Williams routed Acton Wildcats 8 to 5. Bonnie McDougall struck out five for Acton, while Acton totaled 16 hits but could not convert runs. Sig Kirby, Laurie Chisholm, Jo Landsborough, Sandra Slingerland, Gail Fryer, Ray Chisholm, Mary Golem, and Tracy Vieistra led Acton at the plate. Other first round results saw Hornby over Milton, Georgetown beating Dixie, and Meadowvale winning 13 to 10.
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Acton Wildcats
Acton
Glen
Waltertown
Bonnie McDougall
Sig Kirby
Sin
Laurie Chisholm
Jo Landsborough
Sandra Slingerland
Gail Fryer
Ray Chisholm
Mary Golem
Tracy Vieistra
Hornby
Milton
Georgetown
Dixie
Meadowvale
Acton Wildcats Duel With International Softball Stars
Acton Wildcats face an undefeated international touring team led by Rosie Beaird and Rosie Degeyter at Prospect Park. The Queen, fast junior pitcher, will perform blindfolded tricks before a pre game hitting contest with a 5 prize for line drive hits.
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Acton Wildcats
International Softball Stars
Vistors
Peospeet Park
Inosa
Iene
Rosie Beaird
Rosie — Degeyter
Eileen Beaird
United States
Lotta Chatter
Rosie Degeyter
Rally Falls Short in Narrow Grocers Victory
Grocers beat Herb's 5 4 as four runs in the first and key hits gave them the lead. Garry Tailleter cleared the bases with a deep centre drive but was called out on the final play for the last out. A Calver led with two hits and two RBIs, while Bruce Shuttis Dave Manns and Mile Bal added two hits each. Fred Archibald took the loss as Herb's outhit Grocers 12 to 11 in Tuesday night action.
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Garry Tailleter
Grocers
a @S
A. Calver
D. Black
Bruce Shuttis
Mile Bal
Dave Manns
Fo Nightingale
R. Shuttis
Fred Archibald
John Gov
Wilf Duval
Herb
Garry Tailicter
Herb Dodds
Howard Pearce
Don Rehibald
Tramp Day and Parade Highlight Acton Playground Fun
Acton Recreation Committee runs daily activities for children across two playgrounds with parades, safety talks, and week by week events. Last Wednesday Constable Peter Campbell spoke to over 200 youths at the Community Centre. Friday’s Prospect Park parade drew 100 participants en route to M. Z. Bennett playground for a tramp day amid scavenger hunts and hikes.
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Acton Recreation Committee
Peter Campbell
Aecach
Prospect Park
M. Z. Bennett
Acton Playground
Miss Playground
Barbara Mc.Nabb
Susan Nicolak
Cathy Ashley
Village pond closed as snail tests proceed
The Campbellville pond remains closed to swimmers while Provincial Laboratories in Toronto test snails removed from the waters for a suspected parasite linked to a rash among village children. Health officials await results, with possible chemical treatment by the Halton Region Conservation Authority if parasites are confirmed.
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Campbellville
Toronto
Trois
Halton
Health Unit
J. A. Powell
Powell
Prospect Park Weekend Busy At Pool And Hake
Prospect Park drew large crowds over the weekend with Sunday activity peaking. The pool and the hake emerged as popular gathering spots for swimmers and visitors seeking recreation.
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Prospect Park
Acton Wildcats edge Hillsburg for fifth win in tight league clash
Acton Wildcats held off Hillsburg 65 to move to five wins against two losses with a three run homer by Bonnie McDougall and a late pitching stint by Jo Landsborough. Hillsburg led early, Acton answered with key doubles and singles. McDougall starred with a home run and a triple while Kirby Slingerlnd and Fryer contributed multiple hits.
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Othe “Queen
Eesburg
Wildcats
Staples
Doyle delivers late for Herbs in wild ninth inning win
Bob Doyle roped a ninth inning rally to lift Herbs Delivery past Station Hotel 5-4. Doyle singled and stole second, scoring on a misplayed throw as the ball rolled to left field. Doug Garret, Garry Taillefer, Fred Archibald, Don Archibald and Scotty McCristal led the winners with hits while Clarence Shepherd and John Dunn sparked the Hotelers with two singles each. Will Duval added a double and a triple for Herbs.
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Bob Doyle
Herbs
Station Hotel
Doyle
Sie
Howard Pearce
Doug Garret
Garry Taillefer
Fred Archibald
Don Archibald
Scotty McCristal
Will Duval
Glenbombs Demolish Acton Merchants In 15-4 Victory
Glenbombs Merchants routed Acton 15 4 on Tuesday night as Glen blasted 14 hits. Ed Phillips and Carl Leybourne held Acton to 4 runs, with Phillips giving up 12 earned in six innings and Leybourne three runs three hits in three innings. Ed Phillips Leatherland and Leybourne each doubled for the losers while Leader Williamson Davie Shepherd and others singled.
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Glen
Williams
Acton Merchants
Glen Thumpers
Ed Phillips
Carl Leybourne
Acton
Philips
Leybourne
John Leatherland
Howie Leader
George Willisinson
Bob Davie
Bob Shepherd
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