Innkeepers Live On To Force Final In Town League
In a tense seventh game eve of the finals, the Bree Press Innkeepers trailed by two runs but rallied in the eighth inning to score four and beat Pagan Innkeepers 9 to 1. Coach Mel Sheppard paced the Station Hotel dugout as a large crowd watched a see-saw affair. The Fall Fair provided music and light as both teams battled for a decisive seventh game.
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Mel Sheppard
LGA
Grocens
Grocers Rally To Take Fifth Game Of Finals
LG.A. Grocers beat Station Hotel 4-6 to seize a 3-2 series lead in the town league championship. Frank Daley earned the win with 13 hits allowed and eight strikeouts. Brian Slipp went 5-for-5 including a two run homer and three singles as Don Price and Ken Maltby added two hits each. Station Hotel’s Ed Smith took the loss after giving up 20 hits and 14 runs.
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Station Hotel
Grocers
I.G.A
Frank Daley
Ed Smith
Brian Slipp
1.G.A
Doug Black
Tim Bassence
Gord
Big Fish Contest shows leaders across multiple Ontario species
The Big Fish Contest by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters and two breweries awards prizes from ten to one hundred dollars. Read entries highlight a Maskinonge from St. Lawrence River by Stewart Lesere of Cardinal and Lake of the Woods lures show leaders in Lake Trout, Rainbow, Northern Pike, Walleye, and Bass with multiple regional anglers leading on opening day and current records. Entry forms and rules outline 3200 in cash prizes across eight species and Master Angler badges.
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Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters
Brewery
St. Lawrence River
Stewart Lesere
Cardinal
Ontario
Dale Harsnbarger
Decatur
Minois
Lake of the Woods
Balsam Lake
Gothen Township
F.C. Colegrove
Rocky River
Ohio
Keith Reinker
Ashtabula
Moose Lake
Harrison Township
Lenore Lake
Pardell
Albert Randler
Fort William
Box 309
Willowdale
Ontany
Disturbance Ends Quietly as Police Break Up Queen St Incident
The Acton Free Press reports two insecure premises found by police in the past week including a church. Police halted a disturbance on Queen St at 12 55 a.m. September 21. An advertisement invites readers to register for figure skating.
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Queen St
Bruce Andrews speaks to Lions on sports event
Bruce Andrews addressed Acton Lions at their dinner meeting to speak with Acton Minor Baseball Association Lions Club team players, coach, and manager about sports value, education, and travel. He traced his track career from early running to a Seton Hall scholarship and world competition.
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Lions Club
Acton Lions
Bruce Andrews
Andrews
Seton Hall University
South Orange
New Jersey
Action Packed Sunday at Ospringe Speedway
Charlie Thomson reports a crowded day at Acton Speedway near Ospringe with dramatic incidents in race six where XLI spun, and 87 and 5 collided on the back stretch. Car 168 led after 9 laps as 907 and 65 trailed. Event highlights include 118 leading the seventh race, 167 in the tenth feature suffering an early pit, and 95 winning a hard fought battle.
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Ospringe
Rede X
Roller marathon kicks off Friday night at arena
Arena manager Harold Townsley aims to top last year’s entries in this weekend roller marathon starting 8 p.m. Friday and running until one skater remains. Last year 17 year old Cathy Clark won 30 dollars after 21 hours, with Fiona Gidman runner up. six cash prizes offered. Entry forms at the community centre office. halftime feature go carts. Demolition Derby next Sunday and a special $0-lapper on October 14 during Thanksgiving Weekend.
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Harold Townsley
Cathy Clark
Fiona Gidman
Brakes rail car hits pole and a parked car
A brakex failure caused a rail car to strike a hydra pole then a parked 60 Chev driven by Melvin Meluuc R R 4. The driver was unhurt but the car was written off with 600 dollars damage. A 261 Chev owned by John Domitrovich of Toronto, visiting Victoria Ave, sustained 400 dollars in damage. Property damage to fence lawn and brick house noted. Incident occurred Saturday around 9 30 p m.
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Melvin Meluuc
Victoria and
Church Sts
John Domitrovich
Toronto
John Sophias
Victoria Ave
Hiking activity and local road work noted on weekends
Many residents hike the Hruce Trail on weekends while road and sidewalk work continues. Several people have tipped or fallen on Willow North, drawing attention to safety and maintenance concerns.
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