Trout Tommy Ticklers and the Endrick River yarns
A quirky sports column blends Scottish fish tale humor with local Halton County baseball news. The piece riffs on Trout Tommy Ticklers while outlining the 1962 Acton Merchants season schedule, practice delays due to weather, and new club roles. It notes Georgetown Cottons and Campbville dates, plus plans for Guelph players to help before opening day.
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Our Pete Lawson and Gay Guelph Meet Champions
Georgetown dominated the district track meet at Guelph Acton and Erin top finishers led by Pete Lawson who won senior events along with Stu McDonald and Shel don Blow. Acton Erin and others posted multiple podiums as 18 records fell in favorable weather.
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John Gay
Distin Gay
Guelph
Saint Acton
Tinners
Georgetown
Erin’s
Acton
Milton
Individu
Stu McDomalh Pauls
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Serios
Pte Liason
Sheldon Blow
HO Gampbell
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MicNabb
Yale
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Ery Danian
Me Keown
Ards
Bantam
Pat
D. Matis
Five Softball Clubs Set for Three-Night Schedule
Five clubs Ledger LGA Beardmore Dominion Junior Farmers and Acton Firefighters will compete in the season opening Monday May 28 with games on Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Repairs to the playing field are underway and six extra bench seats will be provided for spectators as Mick Holmes coordinates the effort.
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Beardmore Co
Dominion Hotel
Junior Farmers
Acton Firefighters
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Bruce Andrews leads Guelph Legion stars on front cover
Bruce Andrews, a ducal tach star racing under the Guelph Legion colors, appears on the front cover of Hesionars this month. He is pictured with several other top stars and coaches during a winning event at Yoromy School for track athletes.
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Ducal Tach
Guelph Legion
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Halton County Baseball Association announces long schedule
The Halton County Baseball Association released its intermediate schedule featuring 120 games from May 19 to July 29. Acton Campbellville Georgetown Milton Oakville Dundas Campbellville and Bronte appear across a lengthy slate with one exhibition planned prior to opening.
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Campbellville
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Acton
Halton County Baseball Association
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Georgetown
Sannday
Millan
Dundhes
Mifften
Saturdas
Dondas
Campbelville
Dundas
Guaractown
Campbelllville
Diels
Georgethen
Duras
Aadville
Cam
Pbellvill
Thourstty
Camppbellville
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