Acton town league to send team to OA intermediate playoffs
The league announced Acton has selected a squad for the OA intermediate playoffs with 27 tryouts. Dade Lindsay, plus assistants Bullough and Don, will manage the team for a second NSS Fergus season amid windy conditions and strong opponents.
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Acton
Dade
Lindsay
Jack Bullough
Don
NSS
Fergus Dizon Lumber Wings
Pergun Clu
Infant Water Company
All Stars
Two trophy winners named in Srn wse report
The article notes two trophy winners for Srnese and mentions Brampton beating a club 20-5 with Lane driving 16 hits in 22 at bats. It covers hockey talks, W.O.A.A. and OHA plans, and hints at forthcoming season with Guelph Royals winning a second ball game in nine starts.
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Srn
Wse
Leasure
Srnese
Thelros
Bray
Arble
Redown
Brampton
Ed Lane
Bill Richmond
Jan Riddell
Jan Taprsich
Bob Marshall
W.O.A
Jim Inplex
W.O.A.A
OHA
Ted Old Harpin
Annie
W.o.aa
Anawee
Tanners
Guelph Royals
St Albans Picnic Follows Morning Service
St Albans Anglican church held a Sunday picnic at Stanley Park Erin after a 10:00 am service. The event featured candy scrambles prizes races for all ages and an Evensong service led by Rev West at 4:00 pm with many local families participating.
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St. Albans
Stanley Park
Erin
Pauline Lynch
Dorothy Newton
Sharon Creasey
Jimmy Lynch
Stephen
Oe Bristow
Muriel Holmesle
Rosalind Hall
Margaret Prisnell
Moon Ankle Coker
Jimmy Lyon
Paul Daley
Cat Crackle
Randy Coker
Jem Prizcell
Rosalind Hart
Fiona Marie Holmes
Christ
Coker
Fiona Gidman
John Last
Christine Browelig
Susan Fricker
Gail
Bean On
Dominion Hotel routs Station Hotel in 18 to 7 softball clash
Dominion Hotel defeated Station Hotel 18 to 7 in an endurance contest. Freddy Archibald earned the win over Doug Vickery as Don Lindsay and Jeff Fryer led the hitters with multi hits including Fryer’s home run. R Shepherd and T Shepherd homered for Station.
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Freddy Archibald
Doug Vickery
Don Lindsay
Don Grein
Ross Morton
Jeff Fryer
Fryer
R. Shepherd
Shepherd
Tanners Lead the Field in Town Softball Showdown
The Tanners under Tinny Masaoles defeated the Dominion Hotel 7 to 1, then beat the whiz kids 7 to 2 to open a three game lead in the league. Butch Richmond earned the win with three singles in five at bats as Bruce Cargill battled through a painful throwing hand.
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Fenee Packinghouse ‘Workers of America Tanners
Ahan
Tinny Masaoles
Temple
Tyan
Dominion
Whiz
Campbellville defeats Dundas 13 to 6 to extend win streak
Campbellville remains unbeaten at ten games with a 13 6 victory over Dundas on Saturday afternoon in Campbellville. Harry Hamilton started for Campbellville but was relieved after 1 2/3 innings as teammates offered poor support. Jack Roberts delivered a strong relief showing striking out 10 and limiting Dundas to one unearned run.
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Campbellville
Dundas
Jack Roberts
Ron Visheau
Mike Anderson
Ken Watson
Don McPhail
Jack Lee
Betneenr
Tanner Vault Tops League With Eight-Three Win
Behind Ed Phillips seven strikeouts, the second place Tanners beat the third place Dominion Hotel 8 to 3. The victory pulls Tanner Vault to first, one point ahead of LGA, despite eight team miscues in cool windy conditions. Dominions toppled by seven errors, Tanner four, as Paul Lawson led with a double and single and Don Grein sparked the Dominions with three hits.
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Dominion Hotel
Dominions
Sigiton House Gang
Beat Station Hotel
Dominion Motel
Staate Hotel
Aix
Wa Aing
Sxst Pla
Bruce Cargill
Ting
Tanners
Ed Phillips
Harry Lawson
Fielder
Phillips
Paul
IGA
Bill Shanton
Bond
Maltby
Larry Wear
Richmond
Ray Hall
Julian Zajac
Gord Pricker
Tanner
Paul Lawson
W.A. Ali Robinson
BU Shanon
Shannon
Butch Richmond
Ben Bayliss
Gord Fricker
Bil Shannon
E.G.A
U.P.W.A. Tanners
LGA
Chamberlain
Forbes Cole
Don Grein
Ross Morton
Jeff Froyer
PWA
R. Hall
Pete Lawson
Hy Lawson
B. Bayliss
EO Phillips
KE Papillan
F Cole
J. Zapac
EL Fricker
J Dunn
Rominion Hotel
D. Grein
R Mewton
Go Jordan
Fo Archibald
Park DL
Gindsay
McGillhonsa
GQ Pescha
Go Williamson
R Johnston
J. Chamberlain
Pole Vault Record Set At Aurora Newmarket Festival
John Gay Jr. won the Sterling Dray trophy at the Kiwanis sports festival held at St Andrew's College. He cleared the bar at 14 feet 6 1/2 inches using a fiberglass pole, breaking the previous mark of 14 feet 0 inches. Keith Ranney finished second in the half mile with Acton peers Allan Hal and Gary Murr also competing.
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John Gay Jr
Aurora
St Andrew's College
Keith Ranney
Hisge Field
Acton
Allan Hal
Gary Murr
Softball Standings and Upcoming Games
Schedule lists games this week with Firefighters facing Legion on Thursday June 27 and Firefighters versus Domamon on Tuesday July 2 at Hotel. July A includes beying DGAL.
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Firefighters
Legion
Domamon
Beying Dgal
Oakville Oaks Top Campbellville Merchants 3 2
Oakville Oaks edged the Campbellville Merchants 3 to 2 to snap Campbellville's ten game win streak. Harry Hamilton held Oakville to three hits through five innings before walking two in the sixth. Jack Roberts relieved and Oaks scored three runs on three hits, two walks, and an error. Gary Hughes allowed three hits through seven for Campbellville, who lost for the first time in 12 outings after a 10 1 record.
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Oakville Oaks
Dundas
Campbellville Merchants
Campbelville
Harry Hamilton
Jack Roberts
Oaks
Roberts
Merchants
Gary Hughes
Knox Young People Defeat Trinity 16 14
Knox young people won the first softball game of the season 16 to 14 at Robert Cittle playgrounds. Trinity players included Vivian Smith John Dowding John McGeachie Gerald Dick Ray Hib bard Wayne Rogers David Lidkea and Tommy McKeown.
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Robert Cittle
Knox
Trinity
Trinox
Danna Rennick
Milton Ball
Sims McPhedran
Douglas Garret
Murray Walkice
Garry McEachern
Bruce Coles
Vivian Smith
John Dowding
John McGeachie
Gerald Dick
Ray Hibbard
Wayne Rogers
David Lidkea
Tommy McKeown
Milton Eclipses Acton Bantams In County Baseball Clash
Milton Bantams suffer an eight hit day by Acton pitcher Sproston and Houston as Milton wins 10 to 4. John Findun and D Allen lead Acton with multiple hits while Craig Brush paces Milton with a double and a single in three trips.
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Acton
John Findun
D. Allen
Steve Townsley
Dave Ryder
Pete Hindun
Rev Shultie
Dave Sprov
Mitton
Craig Brush
Flo
Cashurn
J. Hiladunes
McCaffey Rf
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