Raiders Battle Over WOAA Group Finals Dates In Ontario
Local hockey wrangling centers on the WOAA playoff format with Fergus Milton Acton and Charlies in dispute over venues dates and sites. After a settlement Acton hosts Friday Milton Sunday with potential third game in Milton if needed.
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Tenies
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Almox
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Werden
W.o.aa
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Milian
Bob Marshall
Acton Brass
Charles
Tanners
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Charlies
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Incs
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Vietsticburg
Millan
Timal
Charis
Brian
Fengus
Jnstead
Actos
Goanpeone
Orangeitl
Tanners Sweep Cheltenham Harvesters in Two Straight
Acton Tanners defeated Cheltenham Harvesters in back to back WOAA hockey games, 4 0 and 5 0, to win the series. Norm Lockhurst starred in net as Acton’s defense and forward lines clicked, securing a semifinal meeting with Milton Charles.
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Tanners
Milton
Sock
Acton Tanners
WOAA
Cheltenham Harvesters
Thoraday
Norm Lockhurstt
Shivering Funs
Erin
Harvesters
Weeee
Cheltenham
Milton Charles
Charlies
Fergus
Milton Inez
Orangeville Duller
Georgetown
Junior Beaumont
Norm Lockhurst
Blue Dine Corps
Eager Halver
Acton
Ron Mclean
Bruins Dominate Cyclones In First Playoff Game
Dick Gives Nessmen Wilkes Bruins Stop Cyclones 3-0 on three first period goals by McCristall Dutfield and Shepherd. Clarence Shepherd posted a shutout as Raiders rally 4 2 in second game led by Dick Willie and Ray Wallis with late goals by Brown.
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Raiders
Wiley Dick Willie
Ray Wallis
Lovell Watson
Ty de Brown
Willie
Keith Martin
Keith Aflen
Tops Tanner Point Parade Tops Tanner Point Parade
Action line notes from a game where Acton Tanners dominate scoring, compiled by Teac statistician Jim Casburn. Goaltender performance is highlighted as the schedule finishes.
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Tanner Point
Acton Tanners
Teac
Jim Casburn
Falls Kitts Tie Coach Howie Leader Guides Wings in Opener
Falls Kitts lead Hamilton Red Wings 20 to Oshawa Generals in the opening Junior A Legion town league game. Henry Toches and John McNabb scored for Hamilton to complete a whitewash of the Generals. Mike Pope gave Niagara Falls the first-period lead in the second game before St. Catharines equalized, with Steve Van Fleet scoring the late orth runs and Russell Van Fleet adding a tying goal to end 2-2.
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Howie Leader
Hamilton Red Wings
Oshawa Generals
Legion Town
al Irwin
Niagara Falls Crew
Rand Gord Fricker
St. Catharines
Henry Toches
John McNabb
Hamilton
Generals
Mike Pope
Niagara Falls
Steven van Fleet
David Rochester
St. Kitts
Ron Loudler
Steve van Fleet
Niagara Crew
van Fleets
Russell van Flevt
John Tuvebes
Aces Rout Bears as O'Rourke Gidden Lead Quebec Victory
Hughie O'Rourke and Charlie Gidden sparked a scoring barrage for the Aces in a 7-1 win over the Bears in the EPHL Legion. Wayne Verostek and David Kennedy added goals, with Gary Ferguson assisting and McPhail’s Amerks padding the lead in the late stages. The win solidified the Aces’ hold on second place as Ed McGillo’s Barons slipped further.
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Gidden
Quebec
Rochester
Bears
Wayne Verorest
Gary Ferguson
Hughie O'Rourke
Charlie Gidden
Clavend Netmindeks
Charlie
David Kennedy
Bob Storey
Acton Juveniles edge Fergus 5 2 in consolation clash
Acton Juveniles defeated Fergus 5 to 2 in the Tri County consolation series at the community centre. Buddy Holmes scored a hat trick, with Bill Cook and Ben Heller adding goals as Acton led from the start. Fergus tied 2 2 before Acton pulled away late in the final period. Orangeville tied Orangeville 2 2 with Acton the previous night in Dufferin town using a late equalizer.
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Acton Juvenlies
Fergus
Acton
Orangeville
Dufferin
Buddy
Gus) Holmes
Bill Cook
Ben Heller
HornetsBlank Jackets Score First Shutout Of Season
Hornets blanked Yellow Jackets 40 on a windy Saturday in town league hockey to record the first shutout of the 14 game season. Fisher opened the scoring at 10.30 of the first period assisted by Milne. Thoms added a second in the second period with Garelli assisting. Fisher netted his second at 7.12 of the third period with Russell Miasales assisting. Dwyer finished the shutout with a goal at 10.22. penalties: Garrett and McGeachie for the closers, McGeachie for Hornets, Ryder in the box for the Hornets.
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Harold Townsley
Huachanan
Druang Polieman
Othe Haar
Halluray
Stulford
Acton
Wivd Keningr
Jim Casborn
Kentner
Stu McDonald
Hne
Staffont
Hud Haines
Kennie
Cosburn
Jack Judge
Brother Glenn
Dine Pot
Ron Mclean
Emanerson Ratter
Man Stafford
Bos Foweth
Haines
Mellon
Chettenhan
Montgomers
Dave McKerre
Jack McKinnon
Barnes Reid
Mike
Mike McGristall
Bruins
Amarker
Mue Hornets
Yellow Jackets
Goal a Period Hornets Win Over Bisons
The Hornets beat the Bisons 3 2 with goals in each period. Gary Kelles scored at the 14 45 mark of the first period for Hatfelo assisted by Den Knutson. Ray Hib bard assisted Dugald Dick's pass to Patabury for the second period goal and Laserence Gordon sealed late in the third. Four penalties were handed out to each team.
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Wacbon
Deyrot
Despa
Buffalo
Gary Kelles
Bareos Tedoap
den Knutson
Ray Hibbard
Ain Dugald Dick
Patabury
Stas Laserence
Gordon
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