Firefighters and Giants scout new season in Halton County
Clayton Lindsay takes Georgetown Giants coaching post after replacing Mike Lacrusso as Acton Highs field season begins. Acton boys John Goy Jr Dave Ryder Allan Hall compete at Waterloo provincial track with mixed results and strong local talent boosting Halton baseball and softball programs.
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Clayton
Dude) Lindsay
Carreres 8
Firefighters
Acton
Dude Cinally
Georgetown Giants
Halton County
Mike Lacrusso
Sesson
Giants
Dude
Taronto
Donnelddudge
Georgetown
Jim
Don
Dade
Belng Clent
Bade
Gladia
Hemry Dow
Mic Teague
Pitcher’s Circuit
Acton Hichs
Waterloo
Ontario
John Goy Jr
Bave Ryder
Allan Hall
C.W
John Goy
Dave Ryder
Guelph
Sone
Lloyd Percival
Cottege
Svente
Firefighters defeat LG A in nine inning softball clash
Fourteen hits aided Firefighters I.G.A. as they top LG A 4-1 in a brisk nine inning town game lasting one hour and five minutes. Frank Daley pitched seven strong innings for the win with seven strikeouts. Harold Townsley led Firefighters with three hits including a double while Denis Gibbons tripled for LG A.
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Lg.a
1.G.A
Frank Daley
Bruce Cargill
LGA
Harold Townsley
Big Gun
Scotty McCristall
Don Archibald
Daley
Ed MccGilloway
Jim Casburn
Merchants Lose Deed Nine-Run Rally vs Piscean
Merchants lose a high scoring game after giving up nine runs in the first two innings to Piscean. The muddled report mentions Sek Nina and Mae but lacks clear details on final outcome or key plays.
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Deed
Piscean
Acton Open Golf Tourney Crowns Winners At Hill Top
Jimmie Bullough won the Adams trophy with 103, while Terry Slaven captured the J Bert Wood trophy with a gross 83. Andy Nolen and Sulian Zajac Hed earned the J B Mackereale trophy for second low at 846, Rev A H McKenrice took the Roy Butler handicap trophy with 71, and John Welden claimed the Acton Woodcraft trophy with a low net 68. The event drew 65 players at Hill Top Golf and Country Club in Er in with 7:30 to 10 a m tee times.
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Acton
Bert Wood
Andy Nolen
Sulian Zajac
Rev. A. H. McKenrice
Roy Butler
John Welden
Phata
Hilltop Golf and Country Club
Julien Zajac
Andy Nolan
al H. McKenzie
Terry Slaven
Jim Bullough
Domtar Rally in Ninth Scares Jittery Innkeepers
In a town softball contest Domtar trailed Station Hotel 14 to 7 entering the ninth inning. A five-run Domtar rally capped by Bill Somerville’s homer and a sharp defensive stop at short scored them 14 to 12, but Station Hotel held on for the win.
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Georgetown
Domtar
Station Hotel
Domtars
Eddie Phillips
Innkeepers
Ano
Maggie
Haere
Bill Somerville
D. Cunningham
Weason
Fat Phillips
Gord Fricker
Ed Phillips
Somerville
Bungy Ward
Phillips
Johnny Dunn
Fricker
R. Sheppard
J. Cunningham
Postponed Three Softball Tilts Halted This Week
Tews league softball contests scheduled for Thursday evening and Sunday doubleheader have been postponed by league president Ted Pope to avoid conflicts with Lions Club carnival and Decoration Day. Cans will resume Friday night with the Legion vs Georgetown Domaini. Dominion Hotel faces Firefighters on Wednesday. Postponed games will be rescheduled.
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Georgetown
Halton County Baseball Association
Jan Riddal
Philip Murzo
Paper Towner
White Sox
Burtington
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Acton
Legion Minor Sports Committee
Acton Softball Association
Bungy Ward
Damtar
Dominion Hotel
Aciontan
Bill Somerville
Ateo
Softhall Association
Ted Pope
Lions Club
Cans
The
Legion
Georgetown Domiai
Firefighters
Oaks Edge Merchants Third Loss in 4 Starts
After dominating Halton County Intermediate play Campbellville struggles with timely hitting. Oaks Edge had eight hits to four but still won as Harry Hamilton pitched the complete game, earning his first loss for the Merchants.
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Halton
Campbellville Merchants
Merchants
Oakville Oaks
Harry Hamilton
Daley Sinks a Birdie Firefighters Win 12 5 in Softball
In town softball, the Firefighters beat the Station Hotel crew 12 to 5 after late innings. Frank Daley pitched for the Firefighters with Wilt Duval delivering four singles. Station Hotel’s errors hurt their chances as Eddie Philips and B Sheppard led hits for the losers.
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Daley
Firefighters
Thor
Frank Daley
Peavey
Unip
Jack Ballough
Stalion House Gang
Guihli Firemen
Eddie Phil
Lips
Mingues
Leas
Tntes
Frank Key
Wilt Duval
Scotty McCristall
C. Sheppard
Findighters
Sta. Motel
P. McClintall
D. V Archibald
H. Townley
B. Richmond
W. Duval
F. Daley
B. Mc Gilloway
J. Krapek
Ivoged
Station
C. T. Lane
J. Dunn
G. Peicker
le Peasvoy
E.phillips
G. Wiles
B. Sheppant
W. Sheppard
Dominion Hotel dominates Domtar in rain shortened opener
Dominion Hotel, led by pitcher Tynny Archibald who went the route with eight strikeouts, defeated Domtar 6 to 5 in the rain shortened opener. Domtar tallied early and late runs while Sproston homered and Fryer doubled for Domtar. Ward tripled twice for Georgetown as the Hotel squad posted 16 hits.
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Dominion Hotel
Tiany Mesales
Domtar
Dominion
Antvarty
Tifth
Domuar
Nord
Tred Archibald
R. Cunningham
Tarler
Eff Frver
Dave Sproston
Sprostan
Fryer
Ben Bayliss
Leo MecGilloway
Ben
Bungy Ward
Georgetown
George
Dilton
P. Dillon
T. Bladd
D. Cunningham
C. Holmes B. Hamilton
Rolumon
Ward
George Cf
J. Golden
R Cunningham
A. Nightingate
D. Sproston Ss
J. Riddatl
C. Peveborf
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T. Sheppard
G. Williamson
R. Crteess
G. Fricker
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Fo Cotes
J. Casburn
C. Shull
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Cam Ruellville
Johnny. Dunn
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Clairtone
Milton
Richardson’s TV & Appliances
Main ST. Milton Call
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