Acton Lions drop midget Juvenile hockey plan in Tri County changes
A special meeting at Ernie Marks bars decided the proposed Acton Lions juvenile team would be scrapped in favor of a junior club to play exhibitions this season. With midget players opting for the midget league, Acton will withdraw from Tri County after Wednesday. Emile Marks to manage the Licas Club with Barry Imecoe coaching as the junior team forms through next year’s OHA entry.
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Ernie Marks
OHA
Acton
Tri-County
Lion
Eric Marke
Bil Burweil
League
Axton
Calurs
Licas Club
Emile Marks
Barry Imecoe
Bruce Andrews Favored to Win Fresh Title at Met Intercollegiates
Metropolitan interest centers on Seton Hall University runners Bruce Andrews and Tom Tushingham at the Metropolitan Intercollegiates cross country meet at Van Courtlandt Park. Tushingham set a Seton Hall 34 mile course record, while Andrews broke it with 16 49.5 in wet conditions. Andrews remains unbeaten in six meets and is the Frosh title favorite, though Seton Hall lacks overall depth to defend the title. Rays Wersch and Tom Donoghue have shown good form for Bloomfield and East Orange.
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van Courtland Park
New York
U.S.A
Seton Hall University
Soph Tom Tushingham
Bruce ‘Andrews
Tushingham
Seton Hall
Andrews
Pirate Cubs
Ray Wersch
Bloomfield
Tom Donoghue
East Orange
First Practice A Gritty Acton Tanners Tryout Session
A large turnout for Acton Tanners first workout of 1962 43 featured many returnees and six or more newcomers seeking roster spots. Notable names include recreational director Sim Casburn Howie Leader Howie Cain Terry Hamilton and a redhead from Glen. Ed Molody big defenseman also attended aiming to challenge for a place. Next practice Friday night at 8 p.m. More new faces expected.
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Acton Tanners
Marto
Tanners
Blades
Sim Casburn
Howie Leader
Howie Cain
Terry Hamilton
Glen
Ed Molody
Hillsburgh
Injury at hockey try-out blindsides young player during incident
Prajiling win the juvenile hockey club Friday night at the community centre when a forward's broken stick impaled Paul Phelan in the upper thigh, five inches deep. He required surgery and hospitalization but is recovering with his team.
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Prajiling
Juvenue
Paul Phelan
Paul
Jack
Pho
Ed Footitt
Frank Oakes
62nd Firemen's Ball In Legion Hall Friday
A large crowd attended the 62nd Firemen's Ball at the Legion Hall on Friday evening. The event, planned by D Kr pek 10 Mobachem Wo Patterson and others, featured a number of games and drew winners Dean Crooks and Frank Wo mes Veer banda.
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Legion Hall
Legion
D Kr
Mobachem
Patterson
He Dodds
Dean Crooks
Frank Womes
Acton's Tireless Tots Split Sunday Doubleheader
Acton's Tireless Tots PeeWees opened the season with a 8?3 defeat to Georgetown All Stars in Georgetown then won 7 2 at home against Malton. Mike Vale and Doug Casburn led scorers with multiple goals while Casey Harkley and the Dunbar brothers contributed key tallies in a two game day showing.
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Acton
PeeWees
Tireles Tots
Georgetown
Nitin
Mike Vale
Doug Casburm
Vale
Casburn
Ken Owen
Bobby Andrews
Pete Mar
Hagell
Pee Wees
Malton
Casey Harkley
Dave Dunbar
Dunbar
Mike Cooper
Brothers Dunbar
Nine Teams File Entries For Int Hockey Group
Nine clubs including Milton Acton Fergus Elora Cheltenham Hillsburgh Breslau Orangeville and Mount Forest seek entry in an intermediate hockey group. A second meeting in Wingham Tuesday will decide group placements and a Thursday schedule. Acton Latves Hagger and Warshyadl represented at the WOAA annual session.
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Wingham
Milton
Acton
Fergus
Evora
Cheltenham
Erin
Hillsburgh
Breslau
Orangeville
Mount Forest
Werth
Mi Ton
Elora
Orange Mount Forest
WCAA
Erpiisess Latves
Pol Foot
George Hagger
Bob Warshyadl
WOAA
Midgets to enter Tri-County hockey after late Acton entry
Secretary Bill Buchanan announced this week that Acton will field a midget hockey team in the TriCounty league despite sponsor delays. Tryouts are set for Thursday evening and Friday afternoon, with selections to open the schedule next week.
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Bill Buchanan
Acton
Pracee
Paul Lawson
Tio Marzo
bin Buchanan
Acton Youth Hockey League Sees League Meeting and Kids Play Weekend
Acton Community Centre hosted over 200 youngsters for the Legion town minor hockey program with novice and armature teams formed. Ontario Minor Hockey Association held its 29th annual meeting in Toronto with Acton reps outlining amendments including helmet rules and OMHA officiating standards.
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Art Cooper Acton
Legion Town League
Armnure Pravlng Asians
Legion Staris
Waltain Howe
Sis
Local W.O.AA meeting convened in Acton centre
Bob Marshall convened an intermediate hockey league meeting in Acton community centre with attendees from Milton Fergus Elora Abdenham Hillsburgh and Acton. Orangeville sent a note of intent to join pending release from OFLA as organizers discuss league changes dates and schedules ahead of the annual Wingham event.
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Milton
Fergua
Elora
Abdenham
Hillsburgh
Ac‘ny
W.oaa
Bob Marshall
Acton
Orangeville
G Morrison
W.o.aa
Guelph and Burlington Join TriCounty League Expansion
Guelph and Burlington join the TriCounty League bringing total towns to ten after a Milton meeting. Hespeler Milton Brampton Georgetown field teams across five classes: midget bantam juvenile pee wee and novice. Helmet rule adopted for midget bantam pee wee and novice players. Hawthorne Lodge Milton to host the President’s Dinner on December 14.
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Aseention
Milton
Guelph
Burlington
Hespeler
Brampton
Georgetown
Pee Wee
Orangeville
Oakville
Preston
Guelph Wall
Omitget
Bantan Hs
Acton
Womdance
Omlela
Hawthorne Lodge
Recreation Director Receives Certificate At Three Day Institute
Recreation director Jim Cas born will receive his graduate certificate at the Sith Training Institute in Rearestion Admini strvbenberg held Thursday Kinlos and Saturday at the Em press Hotel Peterborough. He passed the reservice training Cane In ecreuned. Cosponsored by the University of Western Ont we and the Community Pro plashraneh We took srt THFVe your estension Course Thy qualitianens have been contiemed for 9620 Having a qualshed recreation director iad vantageous in Acton tar grant perry fle will be at the three day con ference on Revreation and Com coreeatty Pharrentage Appartacsretc bt de Sene ul Directon Munich mal Regtestion of Ontatie ard 1 shifed to be one of the discussion Waders se.
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Jim Cas Born
Sith Training Institute
Kinlos
Empress Hotel
Peterborough
University of Western Ont
Acton
Grant Perry Fle
Munich
Waders
All for It Tohew the men are striking
The fragment notes a labor dispute with calls for shorter hours and public friction. It references communities and a stance of workers or groups toward the issue, though details are garbled.
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Skate Exchange
Gordon Hardware
Credit Valley
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Bob Jeans
Towh Paul Knox
Milton Reps
Abe Parton
Murray Hoad
Percy Cox
Keith Leitch
Cheltenham M. Judge
Elora Ken Marston
Don Walser
Acton Ray Mason
Ed Footist
George Haggett
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