Hornby Edges Gen Girls 27 12 In Weekend Softball
In Halton Rural Ladies League action Hornby clinched a 27 to 12 victory over the Gen girls as part of a tight race for first place. The win wrapped a two hour game on Thursday night with solid hits and strong defense behind Hornby’s lineup.
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Ontario conservation body outlines fish restocking and habitat goals
The Ontario Water Resources Commission explains its role in protecting water resources and promoting restocking programs. It highlights actions to support fish populations, habitat improvements, and recreational fishing standards, noting measures to ensure sustainable yields and natural growth across Ontario waters.
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Girls Softball Leader Decided In Tight Evening Game
Thursday night action decided the Girls softball leader as key players from the Ix tard and Linda Wiisen through Donna Uibbilach and Jose Williams anchored a close contest. Williams homered and Woliis contributed strong defense to spark a late rally while Dorah Eh Rane and Palos aided the scoring effort as the final tally determined the top spot.
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Hornby Blanks Milton In Exhibition Softball
Hornby shut out Milton in an exhibition softball game. Moller pitched well for Hornby while Bertasson drove in a run. Keats reached on a hit. Rigee and others contributed, with Crutholm homering for Milton.
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Six Homers Cinch Local Girls Softball Exhibition
Six homers powered a local girls softball exhibition as Jackson's Bargain beat rivals at the Park on Wednesday night. Janet Ars Mraz and Jan Baker shared pitching duties for Jackson's team with Vivian Shielding also contributing.
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Fifteen Teams Enter Hornby Softball Tourney
The Second Annual Hornby Softball Tournament draws fifteen teams including Northern Electric Brampton Jets Oakville Port Credit and Burlington with top prize of 80 dollars. Play starts with seven inning games and a late entries list includes Acton Mittan Glen Williams Palermo Omagh Newminkel and Guelph.
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Merchants grab lead in best of seven playoff
The Campbelliiie Merch Arts edged into a narrow advantage as their pitcher shut down the Giants in a tense seventh inning. A sequence of unearned runs and timely singles lifted the Merchants to a 3 run effort, with solid relief pitching sealing the win and setting up a pivotal Game Two.
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Baseball schedule fragment features multiple city teams
In the second half of the schedule Palermo faces Puslinch on diamond A at 1 43 Omagh meets Newmarket on diamond B at 1 43 Parkland Paving vs Aurora on diamond A at 3 pm International Harvester vs Guelph Dairy Queens on diamond B at 3 pm Winners of 1 45 pm games play on diamond B at 5 30 pm Winners of PM Kamer play on diamond B at 5 30 pm Finals and 8 30 pm on diamond A between winners of 7 pm games
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City pool project expands to five with July permits
The Herald reports a fifth private swimming pool project underway in town bringing total known pools to five. Permits issued in July totaled 51,495 dollars, all for residential building.
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