Campbellville leaves Halton league after storied run in seniors
Nescent memory of Campbellville’s departure marks the end of a record setting era in Halton County senior baseball. Hope rises for Nassagaweys village to rise, with four junior teams showing potential to advance to the senior ranks in coming seasons.
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Barbara McNabb
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Judy Rody
Brenda McNabb
Ralay
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Hornby Dominate Acton Gals In Halton Softball Clash
Hornby flattened Acton with a 15 to 2 victory on Monday night in Halton Ladies Softball League. Liv Campbell cleared the bases with a three bagger as Acton loaded the bases early. Hornby answered with singles in the first two innings and exploded for five runs in the fourth, then three in the fifth and sixth, finishing with two. Patsy Wheeler doubled in the sixth, the Acton offense only managing that one extra base hit off Hornby pitcher Linda Wilson.
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Bob Smith
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Ed Phillips
Iinling Atnt
Jeff Fryer
Pedroy
Roy Shulds
Ivan Edmond
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Roy
Acton Pea Wea hosts Georgetown in youth soccer clash
Acton Pea Wea hosted Georgetown Soccer Club last Wednesday at the high school. Georgetown led 17 goals in the first half before Acton battled back with Terry Holmag scoring on a pass from Adrian Vanopstal and Chris Tennant finishing a play by Steve Brunelle. Final Georgetown 6 Acton 2. Celtic top Rutlanders 4 0 in Novice group while Atoms saw Hotspurs beat Rangers 4 0 with Nathan Fields and Jimmie Gentles scoring twice each. Rangers keeper Ron Ture starred with several saves.
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Adrian Vanopstal
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Ross Budgore
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Scott Malcolm
Peter Luty
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Jimmie Gentles
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Dominion Hotel Edges Station Hotel In Extra Innings
Dominion keeps undefeated streak alive with a 5-4 win over Station Hotel in a Sunday town league softball clash. Jeff Fryer pitched strongly in relief, driving in the decisive run in the bottom of the 11th as Dominion rallyed from a 4-3 deficit.
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Bob Smith
Harry Phillips
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al McNabb
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Jim Bullough
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Keering
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Open golf tickets still available at Georgetown club
A sports blurb notes remaining tickets for the Acton Open golf tournament at Georgetown Golf and Country Club this Saturday. Caterers need headcounts by Friday night for the regional hall banquet. duffers planned to start eating around 5 30 p m. Tee-off is 7 30 a m with early times remaining. Duffers urged to arrive at least 10 minutes early to avoid dropping to the bottom of the list.
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Micro Plastics Picnic Brightens Rockwood Saturday
A Micro Plastics picnic was held at Rockwood on Saturday with children enjoying the event despite cold weather. Big Al of Kitchener TV appeared as a surprise guest, delighting attendees.
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Kitchener TV
Obscene Call Reported From Guelph Operator to Acton OPP
A Guelph phone operator allegedly made an obscene call to Acton OPP at 12 15 p m on June 23. The investigation is ongoing with leads under review.
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Acton Opp
St Alban's Anglican Church Women Win Recipe Contest
The St Alban's Anglican Church Women won five dollars in the Guelph Mercury recipe contest, securing the top prize for their entry.
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St. Alban’s Anglican Church
Guelph Mercury
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