Goaltender Paul Cooper earns second allstar nod in COJHL B
Denis Gibbons notes Paul Cooper of the Guelph CMCs, product of Acton Minor Hockey, named to the Central Ontario Junior B second allstar team with 24 votes, second only to Dan Burkhart of the Kitchener Greenshirts. He starred as the CMCs surged in the season leading to the All-Ontario context. The piece also surveys local hockey activity from Georgetown to Milton, including Tri-County Juvenile Hockey Tournament plans and Oshawa Pee Wee trials.
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Paul Cooper
Guelph Cmc
Acton Minor Hockey Association
Paul
Dan Burkhart
Kitchener Greenshirts
CMC
Tered Gwen
Fatigs
Acton
Georgetown
Pete Vale
Galt
Pete
Winnipeg
Senios
Galt Tena
Hornets
Barrie
OHA
Axe
Sault Ste. Marie
Acton Lions
Alderwood
Milton Arena
Listowel
Tri-County
Fousiders
Ron Ellis
Toronto
Bill Collins
Minnesota
Paul Popiel
Detroit
Ana
Richie Bayes
Tom Mastin
Steve King
NHL
Canada
Lions
Woodbridge-Hagereville
Foggy Start Delays Mohawk Raceway Spring Meet Opener
Fog and rain hung over Mohawk Raceway as the spring meet opened with a crowd of 3,897 spending 262252. The weather hindered viewing on the backstretch and turns while 760 horses were entered. Racing runs until April 19.
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Mohawk Raceway
The
Raceway
Niagara Falls Brampton Rochester new champs
Atoms Brampton win Legion league title by defeating Weston 1-1 draw? Malco scored the unassisted opener for Brampton. Brown and McKernish combined for Brampton second, McPhail scored Weston’s goal. Niagara Falls edged Hamilton 2-1 for the championship with Brown and McKnight goals. Rochester club claims Pee Wee title with a 7-5 win over Baltimore, led by Allen, Arten two goals each, and Hansen unassisted for Rochester.
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ATOMS
Brampton Atoms
Weston
Hamilton Boys
Leonard Brown
Hamilton
Niagara Falls
Barry Cherracher
Steve McKnight
James Vickery
Niagara
Brown
PEE Wee
Rochester
Baltimore
Dave Allen
George Arten
Kevin Marcoux
John Hansen
Kevin Jordan
Steve Ward
Charlie McCrae
Mike Ferguson
Doug Allen
League finals and novice hockey results across regions
ATOM Braington beat Weston 40 in the first final. Scott Malcolm scored thrice, Bert Post added one from a Ricky Gibson pass. NOVICE Niagara Falls beat Hamilton 3-2 with Gord Toth starting scoring and Barry McKerracher giving Niagara the lead late. PEE WEES Rochester beat Baltimore 4-2 as Peter Miller and George Asten contributed. BANTAMS Buffalo edged Henhey 4-3 with Don Cunningham delivering the deciding goal in the final period.
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Atom —Braington
Weston
Scott Malcolm
Glen Owen
Bert Post
Ricky Gibson
David McGilloway
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Gord Toth
Scott Maloff
Brett Legate
Niagara
McKnight
Steve McKnight
Barry McKerracher
Marvin McNabb
Doug McKnight
Charlie McCrae
Baltimore
Doug Allen
Peter Miller
John Hansen
Rochester
Geor Asten
George Asten
Bantams
Buffalo
Henhey
Steve van
Don Cunningham
Buffalo Sheld
Doe deer spotted watching traffic downtown Georgetown
Allan and Greg Laws spotted a deer in downtown Georgetown on a sunny Sunday. The animal retraced its steps along the valley behind Water Street past Holy Cross School and through Cedarvale, first seen from the Laws’ back window.
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Georgetown
Allan
Greg Laws
Water Street
Holy Cross School
Cedarvale
School Ice Carnival Revival Planned At Local Arena
The annual school ice carnival, cancelled last year due to external circumstances, will be revived Wednesday April 2. Arena manager Harold Townsley invites Limehouse Speyside Cupringe Brookville and two Acton schools to participate. Trophies are purchased for winners in all classes including national comic pairs and original costumes. No point system this year, but the usual casting remains. Admission is 15 cents for all.
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Wedneally
Harold Townsley
Limehouse
Speyside
Cupringe
Brookville
Acton
Scores at Maple Rock Shooting Range Leaders and Results
Last week Brad Mainprize posted 24 of 25 days at Maple Rock Shooting Range with top marks. Other high scorers included Art Gessner 22, Jim Coulson 22, Gord Crow 21, John Nurse 20 and 14, while Jim Roose Ray Connell and Art Hawes scored 19 and lower. This week Keith Mainprize Gord Crow John Cordes and Art Hawes tied at 24 with Cordes adding 21 and 19 in other rounds.
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Maple Rock
Brad Mainprize
Art Gessner
Jim Coulson
Gord Crow
John Nurse
Jim Roose
Ray Connell
Art Hawes
Tom Deering
Bill Miller
Jack Booth
Keith Mainprize
John Cordes
Jim Boose
Ed Hawes
Gord Johnston
Irish St Patrick's Day bonspiel brings festive curlers
Acton Ladies' Cutting Club held a St Patrick's Day bonspiel with Derby hats green streamers and shamrocks. Rae Hansen's team won two games, Shirley Hunter's team won one, and Willa Hewitt's team earned the consolation prize. Lunch was served at noon with evening curlers joining the afternoon lineup.
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Acton
Rae Hansen
Shirley Hunter
Willa Hewitt
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Ed McGilloway
Oshawa Neighbourhood Sports Association
Ghais
M.D
John W. Davidson
Douglas J. Brander
Highway 7
Milton O.P.P
Brampton
Rochester _ new champs
PEE Wees
Legion
Legion Town
Greenwood
STURN
Wiles’ Bus Depot Ve Mil Se
G. L. Adams
Aphone
Quakertone
Corson
Dixon Reg
Lakeview Oscount
Houday Inn
Oakville
Uega Invuisrain Development Bank
Hughson Street
Grand Spring
Sean Connery
Waystanghts Party
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