Georgetown Bantam Hockey Tourney Opens With Strong North American Roster
Georgetown hosts the eighth annual bantam hockey tournament with teams from Ontario and the United States. Notable figures include Detroit’s Mark Hows and Gordie Howe’s son, with Bryan Laws NLT officiating. Grand Championships booked for Saturday night. Local lacrosse interest seeks players and sponsor to cover travel and expenses for a 16 team league.
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Georgetown
Wen Trat
Eriat
Acton
Aeryrencinethanes
Ontario
United States
Walter
Anseltine
Mark’ Hows
Detroit
Gordie Howe
National Ledge
Bryan Laws
Tirmerly
Bryan
Pilt
Springfield
Mass
Tre Legion Teams Close 67 68 Season This Saturday
Tre Legion minor hockey squads prepare to wrap their 67 68 season this Saturday with a winning edge. A victory would hasten the end of winter and spark spring as the rival forces face decisive action around April 7.
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Tre Legion
Tre Foe
Weston makes second win over Brampton in novice series
Weston tallied their second win over Brampton with a 24-0 score in the best 3 of 5 novice series as Jeff Stields completed a hat trick with assists to Jim Mathews Mike Morris and Mike Ware Bruce McPhail added a marker from Morris. Hamilton leads Niagara Falls 6-3 in the other Saturday kontest.
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Weston
Brampton
Jeff Stields
Jim Mathews
Mike Morris
Mike Ware
Bruce McPhail
Hamilton
Niagara Falls
Fred Allen
Len Brown
Wings
Ivan Hearns
John MacCutcheon
Marv McNabb
McCutcheon
McNabb
Dave Morris
Allan
Rick Baginski
Flyers
McIntyre
Steve Papillon
Novices Sweep Brampton Tournament Round One
Acton Novices won two games against Woodbridge in Brampton advancing to face Watford. Johnny Scoyn scored twice in the 3 1 victory and again in the 4 4 win with Gerald Bardon and Russ Van Fleet assisting. Ron Chambers Joe Kontnor John Ashey Gary Bur en and Steve Brunelle contributed as Ricky Holmes added two assists. Robin Inscoa blanked the second game in goal. Acton plays Watford Thursday at 6 am and 4 am.
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Acton
Ricky Holemes
Gerald Barden
Kent Kentnerg
Russ van Fleet
Gary Bardan
Johnny Ssoyna
Gerald Bardon
Ricky Holmes
Ron Chambers
Joe Kontnor
John Ashey
Gary Bureen
Steve Brunelle
Robin Inscoa
Seven clubs still in OQ HLA race led by Durham
OQ HLA Inter B standings show seven clubs including Seaforth Beavers and Durham Huskies still contending for group honors after Durham tied 2 1 in the series with Seaforth following wins 6 3 3 1 and a 5 0 loss in game one. Becker has starred for Durham while a brawl involving Ray Handerson and Cee Cowie led to penalties.
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Oq.hla
Seaforth Beavers
Durham Huskies
O.hla
Tillsonburg
Elmvale
Parry Sound
Whitby
Picton
Durham
Seaforth
Acton
Hespeler
Bantams Triumph in Eighth Georgetown Tournament
Acton bantams open the tournament with a 3 6 2 win over Erin and topple the Irishmen 7 5. Dale Fisher and Dennis Harnden contributed goals as Capetown effort failed 2 1. John Snow sealed a late surge in overtime before a 6 5 round tally gave Acton the win. Acton set to meet Sarala Indians next day at 6 45 and 4 15 with Indians beating Aylmer 11 5 earlier.
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Acton
Capetown
Dale Fisher
Dennis Harnden
Onty
John Snow
Sarala Indians
Aylmer
Georgetown native in NHL referee ascent noted in tale of California trip
Harold Townsley relays how former Acton Georgetown figures Bryan and Bob Coxe cross paths in California during a hockey game. Bob Coxe, son of Mike and Mrs Coxe, moved to California with his parents years ago. Bryan, now Cooksville resident, is the district’s second official to reach the NHL level following Bruce Hood of Acton.
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Bob Coxe
Mike Coxe
Acton
Milton
California
Bryan
Cooksville
Bruce Hood
Murray
Bruce
Punch
Imlach
Acton women curlers claim prizes at two bonspiels
Acton women curlers had a strong showing at two bonspiels last Wednesday. Shirley Hunter’s rink won decanter sets at the Erin Shamrock bonspiel, with Jadds Blow, Ron Watson, and Phyllis Patrick aboard. Gwen Tyler’s rink took runner up pottery, while May Dumarah’s team, with Mary Lank and Laur Level, finished second at the Filly Hoospiel in Georgetown.
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Acton
Shirley Hunter
Erin Shamrock
Shirley
Jadds Blow
Ron Watson
Phyllis Patrick
Gwen Tyler
Kas Hansen
Mary Marks
Norma Rottleson
Gwen
Prin
Pottery
Georgetown
May Dumarah
Patio
Mary
Laur
Laatterland and Dologns
Jordan
Acton Pee Wees Win Exhibition Victory
Acton Pee Wees claim a 25 to 2 exhibition win on Wednesday night. Fergus struggled with penalties as Porgue Vangad Tennant and Mex produced multiple goals. Willy McGillowgy David Lao led the offense while Kuo Withers and Chris Tennant added a goal each. Landon and Maynar also scored for Acton.
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Adgar
Fergus
Geal
Scorvléna
Arut
Wich
Vangad
Tna
Tennant
Tin’ Mexntyro
Willy McGillowgy
David Lao
Splice
Kuo Withers
Chis Tennant
Novices in zone finals for Acton club title
Acton Novices will play the first game of the O.M.H.A finals against Caledonia on Sunday at 12 45 p m. The series is a best of three with two further games undecided. The Acton Novice club remains the only Acton minor club still contending for honors while the Juveniles were eliminated by Fergus last Thursday.
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Herahay
Pittsburg
Randy Marsh
Hershey
Randy Downes
Ron McCulloch
Kulken
Marah
Ferguson
Taylor
Beavers
Durhambca
Chaltenham
Port Elgin
Byamalea Arena
Bocton
Blenhalm
Little Brittain
Bracecobridge
Trenton
Campbellford
Georgetown
Milton
Dresden
Huntsville
Napanoo
Elemira
New Hamburg
Woodstock
Paris
Petrolia
Acton
Caledonia
Barry Inscoe
The
Free Press
O.M.H.A
Fergus
Ice boat speeds with wind versus sailboat drag
An ice boat can sail faster than the wind while a sailboat cannot due to friction drag in the water. the ice boat achieves higher speeds through planing on slick ice with minimal water resistance, unlike sailboats which are limited by water drag and hull friction.
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Howard Dever
Art Cooper
Legion
Pee Wee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Jim McNabb
Steve Shultis
Gord Fisher
Brian Storey
Ward
Shultis
Fisher
Kingsmill
Marshall
Coles, Allan
Armstrong
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Pee Wees
S. Malcolm
J. Shields
W. M. Ware
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G. Owen
R. Lee
B. McPhail
W. J. Mathews
L. Brown
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Papillon
R, Baginski
M. McNab
H. D. Morris
H. G,. Toth
H. J. Scoyne
G. Snow
S. Withars
L Hearns
H. N. Thornhill
F. Allan
H. la Browa
J. McNab
Mi. Ferguson
McRae
B. Storey
S. Ward
G. McKenzie
P. Hargrave
R. J. Rochester
R. J. Hansen
R. K. Mareeux
W. Allan
D. Forster
R. Coultrup
S. D. Burke
S. J. Kingsmill
C. G. Fisher
B. S. Marshall
Pittsburgh
Hershey Atoms
Charlie Kulken
Winston Rowland McCulloch
Trevor Swan
Rodnsy Gibbins
Garry Tur Mia
Ken
Roy Swan
Bob Armstrong
Hree Press
Gerald Bardan
Johnny Scoyn
Watford
Foyer
Cowie
Charlie Thomson
Ron Louttet
Gord Murray
Carl Reed
Garry Masters
Garth Taylor
Randy Coker
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