Acton Tanners face fifth game playoff test in juniors series
The Acton Tanners must rebound for Friday’s fifth game in the Int. C Major playoff against Fergus after two tight losses this week. Veterans and new blood are urged to spark scoring as Art McAllister retires from Georgetown hockey duties and Junior Beaumont exits Georgetown’s squad. Vic Rumley, longtime Acton manager, dies prompting condolences from local sports fans.
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Oery
Tamners
Fergus
Georgetown Raiders
Welland- Crowland
Raiders
Art McAllister
Georgetown
Art
Acton Tanners
Vic Rumley
Guelph
Vic
Actonians
Gualph
Acton
Tanners Face Elimination in Fifth Game of Series
Fergus Flyers defeated the Acton Tanners 8-4 in Fergus to take a 3-1 lead in the W.O.A.A. Intermediate C Major playoffs best-of-seven. Bob Dobbles led Fergus with a hat trick, while Acton’s Haines Baxter Love and McDonald trio contributed goals. Missing Acton player coach Paul Knox watched as penalties and goaltending struggles hurt the Tanners.
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Gold
Blue
Wee
Bob Bobbin McCabe
Dave Wenzel
Paul Knox
Acton
Acton Tanners
Fergus
Tanners
Bob Dobbles
Flyers
Hest
Bainer Love-McDonald
Baxter
Love
Bud Haines
Emmerson
Beaver) Baxter
Dobbie
Fi Love
Haines
McLean
Mellan
Guelph and St Kitts Tie in League Finale
Guelph and St Kitts played to a 1 1 draw in the league finals after St Kitts' Mike Field scored unassisted and Bobby Ballentine replied for Guelph with Peter Morrison and Jackie Trains assisting. The two-game total goals series resumes Saturday as Sudbury clinched a 6 4 series win over North Bay in the ESPALL section.
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Guelph
St. Kitts
Sudbury Bests Bay
Lepton Town
Teagte
Yes
Mike Field
Bobby Ballentine
Peter Morrison
Jackie Train
Mike Feeld
Brian Death
Espall
North Bay
Rev. Dawe
Gour
Buster 0' Rourke
Pete Marzo
Dugald Dick
Mark Kowall
Poalsy Weithy
Brent Marshall
George Cook
Fergus Flyers Edge Tanners 4 2 in Playoff Thriller
A large crowd watched Fergus Flyers defeat Acton Tanners 4 2 in a bruising best of seven. Don Pricketts stood tall in goal for Fergus as Jack Marshall and Beaver Harper scored, while Acton’s Don Aubin and Harold Townsley answered for the Tanners. Twenty one penalties marked the rough clash at the community centre.
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Tanners
Don Prickett
Fergus
Weeman
Flyers
Jack Marshall
Acton
India
Harper
Marshalls
Santh
Lownsley
Jim Tasburn
Don Aubin
Marshall
Spike Scott
Nora Love
Pricketts Armen
Hie Marzo
Waldie Wins OBA Presidency In Three Way Race
Jim Waldie of Milton was elected president of the Ontario Baseball Association at the OBA annual meeting in Niagara Falls. Waldie, active in baseball for 14 years, is Halton County Baseball Association’s second president and succeeded Jack Carson of Belleville. Delegates selected Waldie by a no majority ballot in a three way race for the one year position. The Halton County group was well represented among voting delegates and attendees included Ten Andrews Campbellville Ball Crutchlow Burlington Frank Burke Al Burrows Oakville Len Ste Mane and other Halton County figures.
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Pete Lawean
Guelph Royals
Inten County
Pete
Aho
Guelph Anthonys
Moten County
Gary Field
Royals
Hie
Kove
Campbellville
Lon Andre
St. Iwas
Fin St
Elora
Hilabargh
Erin
Erpeee
Acton
Atwood Mastaight
Cheltenham
Ign
Milton Chartes
Goderich
Jim Waldie
Milton
Ontario Baseball Association
B.A
Niagara Falls
Wale
Halton
Waldhe
Hope Translo
Tobi
Jack Ganwon
Visite
OBA
Halton County
Friday Summary F-Harper C Landons Knox 1734 Pens Stafford
Friday summary lists players and scoring for a basketball game or practice. Mentions Franco Harper Knox Stafford Magwood Barber aria and Aubin with pens and various abbreviations for players and positions. Includes references to team names and multiple players, with no clear final score.
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Stafford
Magwood
Barber
F—Smith
Watt
Townsley
Casburn
Aubin
Harper
Knox
Cashurn
Tandon
Jefferson
Scott
Love
Tippin
Cayburn
Smith
Tandom
Maynwood
Dove
Landom
South
Final Bonspiel Draws Set as League Winners Vie
Mixed league winner Bill MacKay's team and second draw winner Walter Dubois' squad top the field as finals approach in the season’s closing bonspiel. Women's league sees Eve Cooper and Lil Cook clinch top spots. Rita Six leads the last draw toward Monday finals. Several teams still vie for Jack Ridley and Walker trophies with additional prizes announced at weekend committee meeting.
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Bill MacKay
Mighty
Wish BU Cuoon
Bern van Fleet
Fingltdly
Tuc
Mide
Neek
Walter Dubois
Honore
Eve
Cooper
Nye
Lil Cook
Rita
Erin
Af Ronspiel
Shamrock
Jack Ridley
Othe
No Open Deer Season in Halton This Year
Halton County council decides at a Tuesday meeting to not open a deer season this year. The plan proposed including Peel, Wentworth, and Oakville with restrictions, while Oakville and Burlington seek firearm bylaw limits south of the Dundee Nassagawery area and farmers’ fence protection.
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Halton
County Council
Wentworth
Oakville
Herb Merry
Oider
Burlington
A. Phillipe
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Mareat
Pidy Peitolie
Count
Fergusta
Matthew
Junior) Beaumont
G&elphn Biltmores
Dave Avin
Acton Rama
O.S.A
Bosta
Zeke McCandless
Bill Buchanan
Bill
Mia Marva
Paul Lawson
Don Ford
Barry Inscne
Wayne Marshall
Ed Owen
Mia
Russia
Sweden
Smokies
Canucks
Canada
University of British Columbia Thunderbirds
Alpes
Severin
Actonchi
Baik
Acton Wies
Dobble
Benny
Beaver Baxter
Jack McKinnon
Ralph Millie
Lowe
Denny
Jefferson, Watt
McLean, Mellon
Pets
Mellon, McCristall
Melton
Linden
Muwal
Dennvr
Harpes
Pens —Dove
McCrisiall
Yas
Sudbury
Allcoschea
Legion Town
The
Hoya
Legion
Roy Dawe
Gord Lasby
All Stars
Bantams
Reid Hellernan
Steve Jownsley
Doug Casburn
Bert Logan
Pacholok
McKensie
Taillefer
Fergus Flyers
Tanners Fritferigh
Sage’ Flyers
Bob Dabbie
John McCabe
Bell-Ecow
Blue Line Brigade
B.A. Proxy
Halton Coun
Bill Randell
Ande Anderson
Oak Vere
Bart Nicholson
Burtington
Barra Deacon
Clarkson
Bill Raghmuongt
Rye
Dan Shephen
Oaksihe
Harper C
Landons, Knox
Thureday
Acton Carlers
Ladies’ League
Top
Dee
W Coulter
G. Sealle
Reeve W. Hunter
Transportation Service
Toronto
Tyler
Grant's Motors
Coouma Syisben
Gonery
Generster
Velteges
Comaust
Mulfer
Tolipige
Queen ST
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