Acton recreation chief Jim Nun departs for London post
Jim Nun leaves Acton after two years as recreation director to become director of sports for London elementary schools. He led a wide range of programs from minor hockey to summer playgrounds and the town centre, earning trust across ages. His successor will continue the integrated program he built.
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Acton
Jim Nun
City of London
London
Cystern
Actus
Noreathus
Actan
Ascanation
Legion
Casburn
Jim
Paul of
Tarsus
Miss Acton
Campbellville Merchants Dominate Halton County Hitting Leaderboard
In Halton County Intermediate League statistics the Campbellville Merchants top the list with 22 home runs this season. Cairns leads the league in average at .489 with Ken Moore close behind. Earl Cairns has six homers to lead, while Wingrove and Joyce pace doubles and walks respectively.
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Campbellville Merchant
Ean Cairns
Ken Moore
Don Currie
Millon
Bill Currie
Murray Hall
Oakville
al Wingrove
Don Joyce
Stu King
Campbellville
Stan’Henderon
Elmer
Earl Cairns
Ian Hesderson
al Wi
Wingrove
Oaks Win
A local report notes a win by Oaks as a birthing event is recorded at Orrars, highlighting the outcome and location of the occurrence.
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Orrars
CampbellVille Dominates In 10-0 Victory
CampbellVille blanked their opponent 10 to 0 on Sunday. Veteran pitcher Ack Roberts delivered a shutout as Hamilton’s player narrowly beat second base. Teammates supported with errorless defense behind him.
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CampbellVille
Southpawack Roberts
Hamilton
Guelph C-Joys Prepare All Star Game
Guelph C-Joys plan an All-Star intermed game with Milloa hosting at Milian. Dick Clement notes ground work nearly complete and officials emphasize a polished show to boost league prestige and future years.
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Earved
AllStar
Millen
Domtar and Legionnaires Take Sunday Doubleheader
In a rugged Sunday softball doubleheader, Domtar edged LOA 68 while Legionnaires topped Sta Tant Hotel 63. Domtar’s offense came alive in late innings with key hits from Cunninghams and Masules, lifting them to a two game split. Legionnaires used timely singles and doubles from Marshall Musala and Artic to pull ahead, then held off late pushes for the win.
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Domtar
Legion Squad
Statant Hotel
Cunninghams
Wietay Dawley Clube
Brwe Cargill
Allluie
Tle Alterigge
Alene
Doe Priew
Hrlan McColetall
Danny Athie
Tal Pan Pe
Pealie Niuther
Attics
Whith Furs Riddell
Sheppard
W.O.A.A. Hockey Meeting Rejects O.H.A. Takeover Bid
Southern W.O.A.A. representatives unanimously rejected the Ontario Hockey Association bid to take over jurisdiction of towns in the WOAA. The meeting at Hilltop Lodge Erin affirmed staying in the WOAA and set next season’s schedules to run concurrently north and south. Playoff changes limit group playoffs to the top two teams, and postponed games must be completed within three days of notice. The WOAA will reclassify intermediate teams as senior and may pursue an interlocking northern schedule this season.
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W.O.A.A
Ontario Hackey Association
WOAA
Hilltop Lodge
Erin
O.I.A
Georgetown
Cheltenham
W.O AA
W.o.aa
John Crewson
Wingham
Lena Venceforth
WCAA
Aeason
LF Sans
Acton Softball Association Plans 20 Seat Tourney
The Acton Softball Association will sponsor a 20 team tournament on Sept 11-12 with 8 p.m. finals on Saturday. Games rotate between north and south venues with bids to determine site. Milton won the southern game this year. If no bids, the town with more drawing power hosts. North and south All Star games are to be broadcast by CKNX and likely Brampton radio. Convener Bob Marshall organized the WOAA meeting and the northern meeting will be in Paisley next week.
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Acton
Milton
CKNX
Wingham
Brampton
Bob Marshall
WOAA
Paisley
Dominions Rise in Town Softball League Thriller
Pred Archibald earned the win for the Dominions as they edged the Grocers 11 to 9 in a tight late-game rally. Bruce Cargill pitched for the losers while Ceargetown sam stars on the night schedule as the second-place Refighters host action tonight.
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EGA
Dominion Hotel
Archibald
Bruce Cargill
Refighters
Leyvallnables Rally Delivers Seventh Inning Win Over Station
Leyionnablies break a 4 4 tie in the bottom of the seventh as Paddle Puttigs drives in the go ahead run and Gary Musaleena adds insurance. Pitcher Cary Musulen earns the win for the Legions while Station Motel Stew falls short in a late rally.
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Wabiball Cireail
He Leyland
Puddle Phallipe
de Biathos FC
Gary Muasalee
Joti Salrmon
Plata
Jetuwven
Cary Musulen
Galen Cum de Tchel
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Cerel Somerville
Nancy Allen
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Mark Rowe
Barry Allen
Joanne Allan
Evelyn Johnson
Kathy Rupert
Larry Bouskill
O.H.A
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Halton
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Militon
Acton Minor Softball Association
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Don Tile
Rune Han
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Wayne Marshall
Secomd
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Gord Pruker
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Stalin Jepren
Christus
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