Weston Leads Atom Playoff Race in Teague League Action
Weston stands two points ahead in the atom division playoff race after a 4 1 win at Brampton. Jeff Shields and Scott Malcolm scored for Brampton with unassisted tallies while Hamilton clinched a 4 1 victory over Oshawa behind Dave Morris two goals. Niagara Falls swept its noviciate series with a 7 3 total to beat St Kitts Thornhill and Cloudland’s Pee Wees posted a 25 3 series win over Springfield Last week Hershey swept the Bantams 27 3 after a 3 3 tie last Wednesday and playoff schedules list games through March 1968 with Brampton Weston and Hamilton in the finals
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Atoms Weston
Teague
Brampton
Weston
Jeff Shields
Wegtod
Tharkar
Scott
Malcolm
Rust
Noviceamilton
Serias
Rage Against Oshawa
Hamilton
Oshawa
Dave ‘Morris
Wings
Gord Toth
Ivan Hearn
Toth
Morris
Joe Tarr
Craig Weldon
Randy Kuiken
Gord
Pee-Wees
Cloudland
Springfield
Bernie Taylor
Tallias
BM Mekonde
David Burke
Bill Paul
Dave Burke
Tony Lambert
Les Coles
Cleveland
Terry Slaven
Baltimore
Rochester
Jim McNabb
Steve Ward
Mike Ferguson
Brian Storey
Charles McCrae
Glen McKenzie
John Rochester
Bob Murray
Bantams
Hershey
Buffalo
Randy Downes
Ron McCulloch
Charles Kuiken
Rod Givens
Randy Marsh
Gary Turkosz
Ken Hurren
Ron Louttet
Gord Murray
Stu McCulloch
Will Muehlebacher
Ayres Sweeney nearly spark Acton in playoff clash
In Durham Acton fielded nine players and dressed goalie Jim Sweeney as forward in a desperate bid to topple the Huskies. Durham edged Acton 6 4 as Sweeney's play and Townsley goals sparked late hopes before a late Durham surge sealed the game.
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T. Ayres
J. Sweeney
Huskies
Tanners End Season After Fourth Straight Loss
Acton Tanners bow out after Friday’s defeat by Durham Huskies in a season marked by third period slumps and an inconsistent lineup. Seaforth leads Hespeler Macs 3-1 in their series as hockey excitement builds for the Milton Georgetown Fergus Acton town tournament this Saturday with bantams opening at 1:16 a.m. and Acton bantams facing Fergus at 10:20 a.m.
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Tanners
Durham Huskies
Huskies
Seaforth - Hespelar
Durham
Milton
Georgetown
Fergus
Acton Bants
Tanners bow from Int. B playoff series
Acton Tanners bowed from the Int B playoff series losing 7 to 3 to the Durham Huskies last Friday. The defeat extended their series skid to four losses as Durham led 4-1 after the first period and held on despite Acton efforts in the final period. Durham opened with four goals in the first 10 minutes, with Acton responses from Terry Lane and Stu McDonald but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Acton Tanners
Durham Huskies
Acton
Tanners
Durham
Kerr
Nowell
Nixon
Vaughan
O M H A meeting in Guelph over Acton suspensions
A special O M H A session in Guelph addressed suspensions from the Acton Juveniles hockey club after an Erin exhibition incident. Brian Farrell faced suspension for involvement with referees while the missing score sheet was not resolved. The Fergus playoff series begins March 16 in a best of three, risking Acton being three players short for the opening game.
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O.M.H.A
Guelph
Acton
Brian Farrell
Erin
Alf Moore
Jim Kinsley
Howie Leader
Pop” Schuts
Ed Owen
Rian Farrell
Fergus
Acton Novice Team Falls to Fergus in Playoff Opener
Acton's novice squad lost 1 to Fergus in a playoff game. Gary Barden scored Acton’s lone marker unassisted while several Acton players were sidelined by illness. The LG.A. novices travel back to Fergus Sunday for their third game, tied 1-1 in the series.
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Fergus
Acton
Ab Sam
Gary Barden
Acton Novices Triumph In Playoff Opener
Acton Novices defeated Fergus 4 2 in the opening game of the OMHA Novice playoffs. Russ Van Fleet scored three goals and Gerald Barden added one as Acton built a 3 0 lead, with Jeff Townsley and Kent Kentner assisting. Coach Barry Inscoe praised the team’s positional hockey and skating. If needed, game two was set for Fergus Tuesday with a potential third in Fergus Sunday at 5 30 p.m. The winner advances to face Port Dover Delhi area.
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Tanners
Durham
Seaforth - Hespolor
Russ van Fleet
Gerald Barden
Acton
Fergus
O.M.H. A
Russ
Gerald
Jeff Townsley
Kent Kentner
Barry Inscoe
Port Dover - Delhi
Townsley Seeks Return Of Borrowed Team Gear
Acton Tanners equipment manager Sonny Townsley is annoyed as sweaters and sticks are missing from the dressing room. He claims he knows who borrowed them on successive Thursday nights and will not press charges if the items are returned to the community centre in good condition.
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Acton Tanners
Sonny’’ Townsley
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