Station Wins Game No Two in tough defensive tilt
Station Hotel’s remodeled squad secured their second win in three starts by defeating EGA 5 1. Doug Wacker earned the win on the mound as Eddie Philips led the offense with a homer and two doubles. Gord Fricker added a homer and two hits, while EGA’s scoring halted after four frames.
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EGA
Doug Wacker
Aude
Bric Carnall
Josee
Phillips Pelis
Eddie Philips
Horeles
PGA Club
Bregun
Fadl Phillips
Gord Fricker
Slytes Bong Vickery
Bruce Cargill
Jim Casburm
Bruce MacArthur
The
Constabulary
LGA
Brian Carpi
Doug Black
Campbellville Dominates Milton Pitching In Sunday Showdown
Campbellville blitzed three Milton hurlers for 11 runs as Dave Neffernan and Jack Roberts drove Strona’s staff. Ron Phillips led Milton with a homer and a single while Barry McPhail starred for Campbellville with a homer double and single. Wingrove and Joyce added key hits as Campbellville improved behind strong pitching by Roberts and Neffernan.
Oaks Strengthen Lead Topple Merchants 5-3
The Oakville Oaks beat the Campbellville Merchants 5 to 3 to extend their first place lead in Halton County Intermediate League. Oakville scored three in the first, added two in the fifth, and held Campbellville to one run through five before tacking on two insurance runs. Larry Curtis, Len Andrews, and Larry McPhail starred for Oakville, while Al Wingrove led Campbellville with two singles and a walk and Stan Henderson contributed a hit and a walk. Stu King returned to action after a broken jaw as a pinch hitter and is expected to start Sunday against Dundas.
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Campbellville Merchants
Halton
Oakville
Oaks
Larry Curtis
Alwingrove
Earl Cairns
Bee
Len Andrews
Larry McPhail
Villager
al Wingrove
Merchants
Stan Henderson
Barl Cairns
Ken Meare
Stu King
Campbell
Giananger Adrews
King
Dundas
Dominions Nip Station In Slugfest To Open Season
Dominions top Station Howl 12 to 8 as Fred Archibald winces through six scattered hits. Jett Fryer drives in two with a homer and a double while Howie Leader and Sproston add two hits apiece.
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Fred Archibald
Archibald
Doug Vickery
F Shepherd
Dally
Hall
Pred Archibald
Jett Fryer
Howie Leader
Sprostan
B. Shepherd
Gord Fricker
L. McGilloway
R. Morton
IF Fryer
B. Bayliss
F. Archibald P. D. Sproston
Lindsay
Guelph Curling Club Plans Second Facility Expansion
Curling Club Guelph announces a $115000 addition to the Guelph Country Club to add four sheets of ice, a new lounge and rocker team accommodation with work starting soon and a possible opening next fall.
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Guelph
Legionnaires blank Dominion in 4-0 softball opener
Legionnaires shut out Dominion Hotel 4 to 0 in a 70 minute opener. John Salmon allowed two hits while striking out multiple batters as Legionnaires used early offense to take control. Teammates Gary Morales Don Price Fred Thompson and Terry Waterhouse fueled the attack with key hits and runs.
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Sangy
John Salmon
Salmon
Legionnaires
Dominion Hotel
Weas
Tankerepers
Chiageass
Vite Ta
Paris Legionnaires Pattaved
Wien
Werono
Che Sale
Terey Waterhouse
Sehioh
Gary Mas
Terry Waternouw
Tern Morales
Gary Morales
Don Price
Fred Thompson
John Salinen
Bomiunian
Taiehghion
Staten Hotel
Prank Daley
Ad Phillips
Homer
Butch Rihead
Don Anchitald
Deank Dyles
Jouaston
John Rispeh
Pat McGatlesay
Scotty Mt Coistall
Domtar Dips In Win Pool
Domtar edged a rivals team for a narrow victory as Rosy Cunningham and Bruce Cargill led the offense. The pitching kept opponents to around one hundred hits while Domtar built a late lead in the middle frames.
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Domtar
Georgetown
Donitar
David So
Tour
Sbaaet
Danthar
Rosy Cunningham
Bruce Cargill
LGA
Wacy Ebbers
Tno
Campbellville Hosts Dundas In Sunday Home Game
Campbellville's NEN set a home game for Sunday June 21 as Dundas travels to town to oppose them. The last meeting saw Dundas defeat Campbellville 62.
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Campbellville
Dundas
Mohawk Raceway Sets Records Before November Return
Mohawk Raceway event totals show record attendances and high purses with a $6.18 million handle, 139 298 total attendance, and average per night around 171 744, led by Denny Roy Pine Ridge Danny and Flame Mead Dun. Ontario wagering nears 460 000 with Dominion government involvement noted.
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Meen Satnav
Woto
Mohawek
Denny Roy Pine Ridge
Danny
Flame Mead Dun
Quinella
Attlee
Betsy Herbert
Dean Herbert
Ontario
Dominion
Mohawk Ay
Ingas
Wiring Lights At Ball Diamond In Park
Mercury vapor lights are being wired this week at the ball diamond in the park. Workers will tighten and align the fixtures after installation. The underground wiring reduces glare compared to incandescent lights. A United Gas trencher cut a deep trench for the wiring, moving aside roots and stones.
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Ball Diamond
United Gas
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