Maple Rock dominates Halton clash in trap shooting meet
Maple Rock trap shooters led by Shadbolt and Crow scored 259 to 199 against Milton's Halton Sportsmen's Association. September rematch set at Maple Rock Shooting Range with Conservation Week events July 8–14 including trap school July 13 and a trophy race limited to 25 birds per man.
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Halton Sportsmen's Association
Milton
Maple Rock
John ‘Shadbolt
Maleprisé
Gold Crow
John Cordes
Art Hawes
Halton
Sportamen’s Association
Jobo Readhead
Kearney
Ray Robertson
Rap Marshall Sannd Gord Tuck
Gord Foto
Hawes
bin Miler
Karl Jodly
Halion Shortamén
Maple’ Rock
Halton Region Conservation Authority
Halton Sportsmen’s Association
Hear Mitton
Gail Ferguson
Conservation Authority
Wandi
Oakville
Kelso
Acton players chase season with team updates and hockey chatter
The piece details Acton sports news including softball games with two new pitchers, team standings and batting notes. It reports on the Acton Tamers hockey club mulling a move to Int. A, previews for local teams like the Georgetown Giants with manager Jim James and pitcher Dan Artie, and notes Acton players stepping up to help at various positions.
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Acton Tamers Aturmediste
Taney
Jock Marshall
O.H.A
Simcov
Burlington
Dundas
Brantford
Fort Erle
Bat Sk
Acton
Georgetown Giant
Giants
Jim James
Jim Lindsay
Dan Artie
Roy Shultis
Denis Gibbons
Don Lindsay
Doug Ford
Acton Boys
Station keeps Grocers at bay with three frisky innings
Station Hotel showcases sharp first frames as Ed Smith and Lorne Peavey combine for 12 hits over nine innings to beat the Crocers 9 to 3. Jan Riddall belts a two run homer in the third, while Ray Stull allows eight hits and eight strikeouts in a nine inning effort for Station.
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Crocers
Inne Koepers
Grocers
Station Gang
Ed Smith
Lorne Peavey
Posevoy
Jan Riddall
Palermo downs Acton in Ladies' softball opener
Acton girls rally to 16 15 loss after seven innings as Palermo pushes lead with 12 6 by sixth. Top Acton scorers Gail Fryer and Liz Campbell have three points each. Palermo leaders include Nelson and S Tovell with three apiece. Dr Oakes opens the 1969 Senior Girls softball season.
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Palermo Downs Acton
Acton
Gail Fryer
Liz Campbell
Palermo
Nelson
S. Tovell
Ly Une
Dr. Oakes
Reeve
Safte Hall
Station delivers late surge in 12 10 league win
Station Hotel rallied with three runs in each of the last two innings to beat Herb's Delivery 12 10. Doug Ford and Ed Smalth homered, Ford added a double, and Scotty McCristall also homered as Station piled up 37 hits. Herb's bats had five safeties in the ninth while Terry Mosales sparked a late rally with a triple but too late.
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Station
Bestles Bowers
Doug Ford
Ed Smith
Pete Marzo
Herb’s
Scotty McCristall
Linastores
Herb
Dominion Hotel Dominates With 13-4 Softball Win
In a town league game the Dominion Hotel crew crushed LGA 13 to 4 behind Eddie Phillips ten hits and a three run homer by Ed Phillips. Jim Bullough added a three bagger, Tom Martindale and Dick Barkley doubled, while LGA’s Dave Manes and Bryan Dunn produced small rallies. Ring, brought from the stands, played second base as fans witnessed a decisive hotel victory.
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Dominion House
Daddy
Ed Phillips
Tom Startindale
Jeff Fryer
Harry Phillips
Jim Bullough
Lg.a. Hulg
Phillips
Tom Martindale
Dick Barkley
Dave Manes
LGA
Bryan Dunn
Don Price
Grocers
Jim Bellough
Riny Schuts
Ring
Morton
Dana Price
Kan Maltby
Andre Brouillard
Doug Vickery
Bob Skidgmore
Gary Tait
Wefer
Bruce Shultis
Dominion Hotel
Herb’s
Pate Marzo
Spence
McCristall
Rudder
Dankeepers Edge Herb's Delivery 9-7 In Town League Softball
Dankeepers keep up pace edging Herb's Delivery 9 to 7 as Tom Martindale triples and Ivan Emond, Dick Bartley and Bruce Shultis lead a 12 hit attack for Dominion Hotel. Herb's rally to tie in the fifth but Dominion answers with runs in bottom of the inning and eighth to seal a 12 hit win.
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Herb
Dominion
Gary Tatllefer
Tom Martindale
Ivan Emond
Bruce Shultis
Dick Bartley
Bryan Dunn
Innkeepers
Herbd
Dominions
Pete Marzo
Harold Townsley
Scotty McCristall
Masales
Ruddar
Archibald
Jeff Fryer
Spence
Fred Archibald
Herb’s
Nellis Construction Triumphs 20 10 In Acton Baseball
Nellis Construction defeated Sports Corner 20 to 10 in Acton minor league baseball last Wednesday. A 12 run second inning powered the win, plus five more in the third and three in the fourth. Sports Corner countered with three first inning runs and additional tallies in the ensuing frames.
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Nellis Construction
Sports Corner
Acton
Smith
Kim Mathews
Bousfield
Ron Chambers
R. Smith
Bob Torr
J. Lynch
Post
Crockon
Cox
Ken Swan
R. van Fleet
J. McCutcheon
Mureray Gow
Nellis
Don Coats
Pink LF
Eddie CF
David A
John
Chris Tennant
Dale H
Chris S
Peter H
George Willams
Milton Rotary park swim lessons still not definite
Harold Townsley continues efforts to arrange advanced swimming lessons at Milton Rotary Park. The Milton Recreation Commission has not provided dates or times following Acton’s request. Townsley expects a definite report next week as interest from youths grows.
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Milton Rotary Park
Milton Recreation Commission
Acton
Harold Townsley
Tanners drop boxlh opener in lacrosse clash
Acton's juvenile lacrosse team opened the season against Fergus, losing 13 to 7 but remaining competitive until the third period. Mike Cooper starred in goal for Acton, while Brent Marshall and Lampighters scorers included Fulgnick Taillefer Cooper Waller Turkosz McCulloch and Marcoux. Next home game hosts Port Dalhousie at 8 10 p.m.
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Acton
Fergus
Bachelon
Glen Taillefer
Tutt-Unding
Mike Cooper
Tanners
Brent Mareshall
Fred Fulgnick
Paul Cooper
Bob Waller
Bob Turkosz
Stu McCulloch
Mike Marcoux
Port Dalhousie
Arenas
Theft of Curtains Reported at Dominion Hotel
Police were informed this week of a theft at the Dominion Hotel involving curtains. Authorities are investigating the incident and reviewing security footage for leads.
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Dominion Hotel
Routine tests guard newborns against a metabolic disorder
Canadian family doctors routinely test newborns for phenylketonuria to detect an otherwise healthy infant's inability to digest certain body chemicals. When detected, diet changes prevent lifelong mental retardation and save lives.
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Talc Rive
Charlie Thomson
Charlie
Citrons la Chas
O. K
Charlis
Charlie Pointa
Strait Wing
Dominico, Hotel
G. A
Dude” Lindsay
Marg Slaven
Lg.a
Town League
George Will
Lamson
the Inn On Mill
Johnny Dunn
Dave Manos
T. Bossonce
Gord Mason
Umplies McCristall
Martindale
Barrie Elliott
RH. E
Williams
L. Peavey
B. Doyle
L. Kuchma
G. Williamson
J. Dunn
J. Riddall
B. Elliott
A. McNabb
A. Don Price
Jim Kay
A. Brouillard
T. Bossance
B. Dawkins
Ed Hillier
G. Maltby
B. Cargill
Dave Manes Jr
G. Mason
Ray Stull P
Chic Milne P
Hree Press
the Reeply
Main
Wasowicz
Linascore
Rou Dom
General Motors
Milton Motor Sales Ltd
Main St
Georgetown Golf and Country Club
Mill ST
Wilbur
Campbell Clubs and Balls
Jack Nicklaus
Sports Ter
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