Trap shoot at Rattlesnake Point marks Conservation week
The trap shoot at Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area drew clubs with at least eight shooters to qualify. Appleby Gun Club and Maple Rock performed strongly with top shooters like Sheppard, Breckon, Hawes, Cordis and Crow. Ampiaty club won the top club trophy and cash prizes were awarded for a 50 bird doubles event.
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Rattlesnake Point
Applaby’ Gun Club
Halton ‘Sportsman's Association
Maple Rock
Ampiaty
Wi ES Sheppard
Ida Breckon
Appleby
Maple’ Rock
Brad Mainprize
Gord Crow
Bil Miller
Hawox
Earl Yollymore
Lions Club Dominates Minor League With Pair Of Big Wins
Lions Club opened with a 24 to 10 win over Nellis Construction in a high scoring game, then crushed Custom Cleaners 20 to 5. Tim McIntyre led Lions with a home run and two doubles, Henry Toabes added four hits, and Billy McGilloway drove in four with two triples as Acton Minor Baseball League action continued this week.
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Lions Club
Acton
Nellis Construction
Lions
Nellis
Leos
Wirgen Therd
Plenie
Bernie Taylor
Henry Toobes
Chris Schuts
D. Allen
P. Hargrave
Dale Harnden
Ming
Sports Corner
Cooper
Tim McIntyre
Bob Pann
Tosers
Tive
88 VanFreut
Kon’ Swan
Henry Togbes
Homor
Rigs Vane
Ti MeIntyre
Henry Toebus
Jan Stachura
Roger Swan
Jan
Roger
Ken Swan
Russ van Fleet
Schuts
Henry Toabes
Nobiis
Custom Cleaners
Cleaners
Don Archiebald
Brother Fred
Rick Coe
Archibalds
Larry Deforest
Doug Vickery
Flinger
Chick Milne
Don Price
Grocers
Herb
Gord Mason
Hago Ger
George Maltby
Don Archibald
Fred Archibald
LG A
Bill Dawkins
Bruce Cargill
Doug Black
Ray Stull
Jim Kay
Dave Manes
Wine Nets Rally After Homers In Luncheon Park Game
Dave Allen and Chris Tennant homered for the Wine Nets. Allen also had a triple and double, a perfect night at the plate. Dale Harnden earned the win with three hits allowed. Many listed players and umpires named in a sprawling box score and postgame notes.
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Dave Allen
Chris Tennant
The
Winenets
Christ Schuts
Dave Harnden
Ed Ensing
Ron Moore
Dale Harnden
Jeff Townsley
John Hansen
Chris Schuts
Ron Moord
Chris Tunnant
Dave Harndep
Ténnant
Dalé Harnden
Roo ‘Moore
Dave Harndan
Hargrave
S. Conroy
J. Pink
Se Lions
G. Pleklex
A. Carnage
McKnight
T. McIntyre
R. Stachyra
J. Schuts
S. Papillon
B. Taylor
B. McGilloway
H. Toebos
Tim Taylor
R. Holmes
Acton Ladies edge Drumquin in seven inning softball thriller
Acton Ladies Softball defeated Drumquin 19 to 18 after seven innings. Catcher Sandra Slingerland contributed a home run and key plays behind the plate. Lynn Dunn chipped in with a three run homer while Gail Fryer added extra bases as Acton held on in a tense final at bat.
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Acton
Drumquin
Sandra Slingerland
Ude
Lynn Dunn
Sandra Slingereland
J. Drummond
Gail Fryer
Joanne Fletcher
Janet Bralda
Lise Campbell
Earl Waller
Arbie Homers as Georgetown Tops Campbellville Juniors
Dan Arbie hit a second-inning homer to give Georgetown a 1-0 lead, but Campbellville held the Georgetown Juniors to eight innings before surrendering five ninth-inning runs in an 11-3 loss. Maloney doubled and singled, Peavoy homered and doubled, Archie homered and singled, Quackenbush added two singles, and Lane had a single.
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Campbellville
Georgetown
Dan Arbie
Maloney
Peavoy
Archie
Quackenbush
Lane
Extra innings win seals Herb's Delivery in town league thriller
In an 11 inning marathon Herb's Delivery edged LG A 10 9 to claim the season opening win. Larry Deforest delivered the decisive hit driving home Frad Archibald after Don Price homered earlier and Don Archibald doubled his club back into contention.
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Herb
LG A
Carry Deforest
Frad Archibald
Lg.a
Delivery Boys
Harold Townsley
Rick Coe
Doug Vickery
Fred Archibald
Phil Marvo
Gord Fraser
Phil McCristall
Terry Masales
Phil Marzo
Don Archibald
Ted Lucas
Larry Deforest
LGA
Don Price
Ray Stull
Bruce Cargill
Doug Black
Dave Manos
Andre Brouillard
George Maltby
Jim Kay
Gord Mason
Bill Dawkins
Chick Milne
R. Herb
Dominion Hotel routs Herb's 15-0 in league clash
In a Tuesday game, Dominion Hotel powered past Herb's 15 to 0 as Ed Phillips threw a two hitter for Main S Innkeepers and Jeff Fryer led the Hotelers with five hits including a homer and three singles. Jim Bullough added three hits. Herb's nine strikeouts highlighted a rough night.
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Goffe
Herb
1.G.A
Dominion Hotel
Ed Phillips
Dominion
Phillip
Fred Archibald
Graham Fraser
Jeff Fryer
Hotelers
Jim Bullough
Bruce Shultis
Harry Phillips
Tom Martinedale
Y. Emond
D. Deforest
Herb’s T. Masales
R. Coe
P. McCristall
F. Archebald
P. Margoss
D. Archibald
C. Lucas
John Mason
W. Deforest If
Bob Turkosz
D. Vickory
P. Dominion Hotel
J. Bullough
R. Shultis
J. Fryer
H. Phillips
MacNab Named Bailiff for Halton Court
Bruce C. MacNab was announced as bailiff of the First Division Court of Halton County starting June 6. He has served as court clerk for years and will add service of subpoenas and formal representation to his duties after T. McDonough retires.
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Bruce C. MacNab
Halton County
Mr. MacNab
T. McDonough
Simmons
Georgetown and Acton play to a 2-2 draw in July soccer clash
July 10 match at Georgetown saw Acton take an early lead through J Hansen and S Brunelle, then Georgetown countered with passing plays and two penalties. L Quinn scored a direct free kick for Acton, tying the game 2-2 as goalkeepers Turkesz and a stout Acton defense denied late attempts.
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Georgetown
Acton
C. Tenenant
C. Tennant
L. Quinn
Larry
B. Gentles
J. Hansen
Steve Brunelle
R. Turkesz
J. Gentles
T. Slaven
Ron Turkosz
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Toth
J. Stachyra
W. Swan
J. Kentner
Es Pauw
Ki’ Marea
In “VanFleet
McCutcheon
Lewandowski
H. Lambert
2. Swan
I Swan
R. Pickles
Sporrs
Johh McCit
Choon
Rover Cama
Hane
John McCutcheon
Timmy Taylor
Heee Sess Sports
Arbie
Swats
Herb’s
Herb’s Dal
San Francisco
B. C
MacNab
Ross Lake
Joe Ross
Maple Ave
Nielsen's Clothing
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Yellowjackets M.C.C. Inc
Sanctioned
Canadian MotOrcycle Assoc
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Bond Bldg
Guslph
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