Flower Town Fades as Ints Send Home 10 Rosy Runs Sat
Lynn McLaren former London Majors pitcher, now with Acton Intermediate, pitched a one hitter as Acton beat Brampton Danforths 10 to 0 on Saturday. Brampton’s Garry Tichbourne broke the no hit bid with a second inning single. McLaren struck out nine. Errors favored Acton, with five by Brampton and three by Acton.
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Lynn McLaren
London
Acton
Brampton Danforths
Flower Town
eLaren
Garry Tichbourne
Brampton
Lynn
Danforths Ust
Unusual base running error looms in Halton league action
Oaks second baseman Schmidt misrouted on a second inning single and beat the throw to first on a double play, drawing puzzled looks from umpires. Campbellville holds top Halton County after a 196-run rout of Oakville as Acton power in the lily league drives wins and futures.
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Oaks
Schmidt
Dryden
Pete Lawson
Campbellville
Oakville
Acton
Shepherd
May
Chuck Jewell
Jewell
Red Anderson
Bob Bruce
Ceing Tun
Paul Lawson
Tracy Barrager
Lawrence
Hall
Redshaw
Pollock Red Anderson
Aconi
Bruce
Electeut Fo
Oakville Oaks Edge Merchants 5 3 Last Night
Oakville held a close 5 3 win over Acton Merchants with a seventh inning rally stalling. Lindsay led Acton with three hits, while May and Redshaw fueled Oakville's early lead and Jewell drove in a run for Acton. May pitched well despite crowding battles, with Lindsay's three hits highlighting Acton's effort.
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Walves
Dude Lindsay
Merts
Oaks
Acton
Eden Mills Team New Improves as Acton Beats Them
Acton defeats Eden Mills 7-5 in a seven inning game amid a string of errors and miscues. Sean scored three runs in the first, with other key plays fueling Acton’s comeback and pitching by Ford holding Eden Mills to limited offense.
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Kitchener Thistles
Acton
Barry Inscoe
Dundas
AL Garbutt
Caach
Saxon
Kitchener
Fergus
Normie Young
Huck
Ocome
Jack Rebertson
Eden Mills
Fulen Mills
Sean
Mires
Eden Malls
Jo Make
Beare
Stewart
Mochne
C. Milne
Mo Beattie
Heffernan
Nighongale
D Harms
Hayward
Miller
Peasants Still In Contention In Softball Battle
Peasants barely held on to edge Junior Farmers 10 to 9 to stay in the Acton softball title hunt. Dude Lindsay drove in key runs and Harold Delores provided late power as Windmill Turner struggled for the Farmers. Don Brown and Doug Black homered for the Farmers, while Harold Deforest and Lindsay starred defensively for the Peasants.
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TEIO
Dude
Lindsay
Junior Farmer
Hunter
Dtation Hotel
Acton
Layton
Dude Lindsay
Denny Turner
Harold Dennis
Harold Delores
Wotelers
Don Brown
Doug Black
Harold Deforest
Germany
Canadians in 1960 March Attend University
As of March 1960 a note reports ten percent of Canadians in the age group were attending university. The fragment references a broader education statistic within the population but lacks full context or a clear source.
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Univer
Down Firemen Richman's Nine Hit Effort Leads Band to 13-6 Win
The Citizens' Band defeated the Firemen 13 to 6 in a league softball game. Butch Richman pitched strongly with three hits and a three run triple. The Band surged in the fourth inning with a ten run outburst and built a lead that held through the seventh. Richman, McGregor, Hee, Lambert, and Zajac sparked the attack, while Fred Archibald and Bill Duval led the Firemen with multiple hits.
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Band
Citizens’ Band
Firemen
Bandsmen
Butch Richman
Dominion Hotel
Raymond Braida
McGregor
Hee
Lambert
Bill Duval
Johnny Krapek
Twobagger
Duval
Mickey Holmes
Bill Spielvogel
Jack Pink
Frank Spielvogel
Ray Wallis
Gib Jordan Bunted
Aree
Payth Richman
Hee Lambert
Julian Zajac
Bill Patterson
Batte Richman
Zajac
Fred Archibald
J. Krapek
Joyful Juves Rally Past Aldershot In Twilight Game
Acton Juveniles coasted to a 12 to 3 victory over Aldershot in a noctive inning twilight game at Burlington. Acton bunched hits and took advantage of Aldershot’s miscues, led by Leatherland and Lindsay with multi hit performances and Pete Lawssury’s first inning homer.
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Acton
Aldershot
Bulington
Mondia
Stes
Jim Nusay
John Leather
Pete Law Sury
Terry Waterhouse
Bucky Price
Pri Brian McCristall
Don Lindsay
Marshall
Bill Shannon
Jeff Fryer
Shannon
Fryer
B. Tatti
Inequitable Pay Gap Seen in Rhodesian Copper Mines
A stark wage disparity is described with white workers earning about 1,700 pounds while Black workers receive only about 200 pounds for similar work at Northern Rhodesia copper mines. The piece highlights labor inequity and calls attention to racial pay differences.
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Northern Rhodesia
Intercounty Matches All Teams Short-Handed
Hamilton hand Kitchener a 9 3 defeat in a seven-a-side game as Ken Owen Ed Massey and others spark a fast start. London beat Guelph 14 to 6 with B Dunn R Hay and L Carnochan leading the offense in a high scoring contest.
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Hamilton
Kitchener
London
Guelph
Mike Vale
Ken Marshall
Eddie Massey
B. Dunn
R. Hay
Varey
J. Peyeha
G. Lasby
L. Carnochan
B. D
T. Coles
Danny Calder
Ken Owen
Ed Massey
Mike Miller
John Mason
Earl Butler
Mike Marchment
Wayne Deforesty
Peis Vale
Jim Lee
Ross Butler
Ted McDowell
L. Varey
J. Peycha
B. T. Coles
D. Calder
R. Jeffries
A. Reiners
H. Wisseng
Brampton Folds Oaks May Go Sr
Brampton of the Halton County Intermediate Baseball Association will fold. Coach Barry Deacon said 21 players were signed for the year but both he and manager Dave Andrew had to play on Saturday to field nine. Lack of sponsor money and equipment costs led to the decision. Remaining games may be forfeited as Brampton exits and Oakville could pursue the Ontario Baseball Association senior series. Bud Corbett of Oakville says it’s worth looking into.
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Barry Deacon
Brampton
Halton County Intermediate Baseball Association
Dave Andrew
Dave
Acton
Pac
Oakville
Ontario Baseball Association
Halton
Bud Corbett
Rained Out Softball Clash For Top Spot Between Dominion Hotel and Bands
Rain halted Tuesday night game between league leading Dominion Hotel and the Citizens Band while Dominion led 0 in the last end of the fourth. Ed Phillips pitched well for the Dominions, scoring two runs in the first and three in the third on a double and triple aided by an error and wild throw. Jeff Fryer pitched for the band. The game will be replayed at a later date.
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Dominion Hotel
Citizens’ Band
Chuck Shulds
Ed Phillips
Normie Morton
Dominions
Fettle
Jeff Fryer
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