Station Hotel captures third straight league crown
Station Hotel won the Acton Free Press league softball title with an 8 to 4 victory over LGA in seven games. LGA led 4-4 entering the seventh before the innkeepers drew ahead with three runs and held on as Ken Maltby, Lome Peavey and key fielding plays sealed the win. Mel Sheppard, absent due to moose hunting, sent fan Earl Waller to lift the Hinton trophy while Doug Ford and John Dunn each had three hits for Station Hotel.
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Station Hotel
George Beatty
Doug Ford
Mel Sheppard
Mel
Grocers
Plate Ump
Cargill
Egla
Station View
Lg.a
Lome Peavey
Ed Smith
Don Price
Tim Bassence
Andy Williams
Jan Riddall
Innkeepers
Dave Manes
Bruce Canala
Canapa
Doug Black
Gord Mason
Spiples
Proces
John Dunn
Oon
AL McNabb
Nabber
Frank Daley
Ken Maltby
Danny
Larry Kuchma
Big John
Jan Raiddall
LGA
Han Shop
Ken Malthy
Tun Kaswace
McArthur
Bruce Cargill
Geo. Maltby
Doug Jack
Ff. Daley
Doug Bord
Jad Smith
P & Rf
Geo. Williameon
Lary Kuchmass
Acton Atoms B win first shutout 3 to 0 at Milton
Acton Atoms B defeated Milton 3 0 in Milton for their first shutout of the season after a tight 0 0 first half. J Shields opened the scoring early in the second half, followed by J Gentles adding two more goals to seal the win. Team list includes R Inscoe S McKnight P Logan B Harding N Thornhill F Alton S Malcolm F Allan R Anderson J Gentles J Shields W Fields. Milton Mosquitos had edged Acton 3 2 on Sept 18 at Milton.
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Acton Atoms
Milton
N. Field
S. Malcolm
J. Shields
Acton
J. Gentles
R. Inscoe
S. McKnight
P. Logan
B. Harding
N. Thornhill
F. Alton
F. Allan
R. Anderson
W. Fields
J. Hansen
S. Brunelle
B. Francie
T. Pedulla
Mosquito
Georgetown
Atoms
Malton
A’o
Acton Speedway finals draw record crowds on newly paved track
Charlie Thomson reports Acton Speedway drew large crowds as Sunday races showcased drivers from across the province and local regulars. Art Sommenike won the main feature while Ray Kennedy and many others faced multiple spins, crashes, and high drama across eleven races. Oregon police note rising high blood alcohol readings under implied consent with many drivers testing above .20 percent.
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Acton
Oregon
Acton Tanners to play Int. B this season
Acton Tanners plan to compete as an International B club this season with an option for Junior hockey return in 1969. A series of meetings last week rejected Guelph sponsorship for an OLA Junior team while outlining a possible OFLA grouping with Fergus, Durham, Lucan, Elmhurst and CheltLam. An additional meeting was scheduled to finalize plans, with lines on a coach and manager.
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Suvite
Acton
Fergus
Durham
Lucan
Elmusa
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Don Harris
George Currie
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Daha Pune
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Corben Cole
Rob Doyle
Earl Waller
H. H. Hinton
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Acton Frea Press
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Tisold Townsley
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Via
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Halton-Peel
Milton Mosquitos
T. Holmes
By Charlie Thomson
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Art Sommemville
Ray Kennedy
Larry Majucry
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Ken Mebaae
AL Peterson
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Andy Reante
George Nichols
Fort Stroll
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Ted Tutford
W. Davis
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Steve Potto
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Art Sommenike
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Larry
Lakeview Discount Centre
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Lucille Ball
Henry Fonda
van Johnson
Tom Bosley
Patrick O'Neal
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Deborah Kerr
David Niven
Prudence and the Pill
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