Championship decided tonight in decisive game five clash
The Station Hotelers and Ned's Deliver square off in a best of five rubber match after a dramatic 9th inning rally by the Hotelers. Lorien Peavey starred with four hits as Stationhouse built an early lead and out-hit 17 to eight. Reliever Vickery closed out the comeback as George Williamson collected a four-hit day.
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Station Hotel
Ned
Rooundsman
Doug Vickery
Hotelers
Hurer
Lorien Peavey
Masaeulat
Herd
Vicker
Dean Archibald
Wilf Duval
George Williamson
Stationhouse
Peavey
Farmer Shepherd
Archibald
Gary Mansales
The
Pirate
Bruce Cargill
Dave Manes
Lorne Peavey
Trap shooting results highlight Art Hawes top score
The Acton Free Press reports trap shooting results with Art Hawes scoring 23 to lead, Bud Webster 21, Jim Coulson and Wayne Leadston tied at 19, and Dave Johnson at 18. Red bird shoot winners were Kazmier Lewandowska first, Dave Johnson second, Art Hawes third on the first line. Doug Kreller first, Keith Andrews second and third on the second. The piece also lists visitors and notes upcoming trophy presentations, plus Ontario migratory game bird hunting seasons and bag limits for various species.
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Art Hawes
Bud Webster
Jim Coulson
Wayne Leadston
Dave Johnson
Kazmier Lewandowski
Doug Kreller
Keith Andrews
Bill Spurgeon
Gordon Brown
Garnet Kay
Kazmier Lewandowska
Om Hahd
Wep
Toophies Um
Rignes
NTO
Dresemikeg
Oniara
Hans
Wee Tao
Acton to host eight team softball tournament Saturday
Acton Park will host a Saturday softball tourney starting at 12 noon with eight teams including Acton All Stars, Rockwood, Scarborough, Milton Meters, Hillsburg, Georgetown and Glen Williams. Palermo faces Acton in the opening game with a sudden death series and seven inning rounds for regular and semi finals, nine innings for the final, cash prizes on offer.
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Acton Park
Acton All-Stars
Palermo
Dave Manes
Bill Spielvogel
Doug Vickery
Mr. Manes
Gord McCutcheon
Gord James
Chester Anderson
Acton Saltball Association
Acton All Stars
Rockwood
Scarborough
Milton Meters
Hillsburg
Georgetown
Glen Williams
Acton AH Stars
Harold Townsley
Frank Spielvogel
Jack Pink
Grenville Masales
Denis Gibbins
Shard Masales
Ivan Kifoy
Mike McCristall
Palgrmo
Acton
Milton
Georgetown Giants
Athe Halls
Drece
Date Mane
James Swoorthl
Crjoy
Tilton Piper Cats
Panalton Priddfers
Thas Water
Dean Poe
Campbellville Clinches Title With Five-Inning Win
Campbellville defeated Burlington 6 0 in five innings on August 31 to clinch their 10th consecutive league championship. Harry Hamilton pitched five shutout innings for the winners, allowing four hits with five strikeouts and one walk to earn his eighth win. Campbellville jumped to a 6 1 lead in the first inning, and the Villagers finished with a 22 6 record while Burlington dropped to 6 22.
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Preston
Harry Hamilton
Nevc
George Moore
Rams
Shervans
Moore
Stucking
Cairns
Dort Joyce
Hamilton
King
Ane Stake
Carns
Bill Eliott
George Chester
Chester
Darmuilton
Station Hotel wins third in series 6 4
A rugged ballgame saw Station Hotel edge the Delivery crew 6 to 4 as Eddie Phillips led with a 10 hit effort and seven batters struck out. Howie Leach started for Delivery, with Fred Archibald closing in the fourth. Hotelers built an early lead, fought off a late surge, and received key hits from Harry Phillips Jan Ridall Alan McNabb John Dunn Ed Smeith Bob Sheppard and Harold Townsles.
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Eddie Phillips
Nip- Pate
Lust
Herve
Herb
Hoteles
Phillips
Delivers Boys
Howie Leach
Fred Archibald
Hotelers
Archibald
Innning Herb
Bless
Harry Phillips
Jan Ridall
Alan McNabb
John Dunn
Eds Smeith
Bob Sheppard
Edo Phillips
Howard Pearne
Bhees
Will Dioowad
Harold Townsles
Phil McCristall
Don Avchibald
Garey Tuilicher
Sompires
Gary Matates
Don
John Leatherland
Georgetown Swim Tests Reported Successful Acton Participants
Red Cross swimming tests at Georgetown pool in August saw Acton swimmers pass and begin instruction. Winners included Nigel Bras, Jim Krapek, Jim Hurley, Steve Brunelle, with junior Chris Brunelle noted as a successful entrant. The Ontario Heart Foundation continues annual support for congenital heart defect research.
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Red Cross
Acton
Georgetown Pool
Nigel Bras
Jim Krapek
Jim Hurley
Steve Brunelle
Chris Brunelle
Spectacular comeback fuels sports fans across town
Local sports pages buzz about a dramatic rally and crowd celebrations as teams battle for the championship. Highlighted are key players like Lorne Peavey and Doug Vickery, with previews of upcoming softball, hockey, and baseball events including Milton teams and Walkerton series expectations.
Steam Era Show Draws Acton District Youth
Acton district youths enjoyed the Steam Era program at Milton during Labor Day weekend. They watched a tractor puff by in one parade. It marked the sixth Steam show.
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Acton
Milton
Wildcats defeat Aberfoyle in exhibition softball game
The Actongals and Avion Wildcats beat Aberfoyle in a Monday exhibition, with Tauren and Charte-Tiomnon contributing. Acton hosts next weekend in Jay Streetsville as Gorweat toe the ules becomes honor to Acton, and the teams prep for upcoming games.
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Avion Wildcats
Aberfoyle
Actongals
Jay
Manner
Frank
Debate over education reforms cited by Ontario safety league
The Ontario Safety League questions high school dedication to education, arguing reforms are needed while noting many Canadian schools face funding and access issues. The remarks imply a broad critique of the current system and call for urgent measures to improve student outcomes amid persistent childhood health and infrastructure concerns.
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Hares Phillips
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