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The Acton Free Pros Wednesday January 7 clip Milton total to 18 Two weekend wins have boosted Acton Kents record fn the Tricounty novice standings Saturday afternoon whipped Cttinguacousyi B team here then Sunday they turned back Milton a in Milton League scoring leader Ricky Holmes paced the Acton attack in Saturdays game with three goals and an assist Doug McKflight added two goals and Ford Alton contributed a goal and two assists Jeff Shioldsalso Sicked up two assists and Scott and Scott Malcolm one each Hartford and scored for Ricky Holmes and Scott Malcolm scored the Acton goals in Sundays win Coach Don Legate and manager Bruce ore very pleased with the teams progress and arc loo forward to Ihe M A playoffs Novices take on A team here Saturday at 1 30 and play in Milton Monday night at Midgets upset Acton Midgets came up with a fine effort to down for their second win of the season here last Tuesday night Gary gave Acton a 10 lead at IS of the first period when he scored from Irwin and Brad Timbers Dale Fisher nude it from Ebnesky got one goal back for the visitors before the first period ended but George scored the clincher for the locals from Roland and Murray early in the second frame The Acton lads checked hard and Dan backed them up with several outstanding stops Acton served only one minor poult while Chinguacousy sat out ax Mxlgeu play in Burlington Thursday night at then play host to the same team Tuesday night at In between they stop off at Milton Monday night OHA standings Acton Roger Mark Morrison Scott Withers Doug McKnight Steve McKnlght Ricky Holmes Jeff Shields Scott Malcolm Ford Alton Dave Brad Buchanan Norm Thornhill Tricounty top scorers Erk billion I Sinclair S 1 M North H I Todd O i Paul Gallagher 1 Bruce EiHson Rod Gooding 1 DcanPoplel G 1 Gary C M 11 BANTAM Ray G BUI Sherlock i Glenn Ronton I MIDGET 1 G II John Woods Dougltoillp Brian Bon not i Walter i JUVENILE Marty Fowler G Doug S George Nafta 13 Paul Pre 13 John Sean S 1C A Act on C Chins GG M Milton Sports Lions upset Burlington 31 extend unbeaten streak Act I i FRED BUCHANAN battles past fired the winning goal third period dofonseman Abbott to score tho first of two will bo out lo duplicate oat when his former 12 goals ho tallied as Acton Tanners claimed a close Choltonhnm to town for in Fergus Friday night Buchanan who an tussle Staff Photo Leatherpopping contest juvei their unbeaten weak in Triinunly league to four garnet by llurlinglon J- 1 last Lions now have four win and four lies in 12 game Ihis year and moving up in die Handings James opened the scoring lor Burlington I of ihe first period hit nigh i but Mike Cooper lied up from Bob Andrews and Joe at Cooper his goal from Andrews Grist in Ihc second stanza to locals in 2 1 Joe added an insurance goal in lie pen id Once ogam Andrews drew an assist I teim served four minor penal lie The improved face powerful in what Tanners trip Fergus 43 Buchanan stars Ray is rough in the O A Central Intermediate league and more often than not learns use the body to good advantage in slowing down speedier opponents Nielsens reverse form fie league leaders 66 Nielsen s Clothing slatted the new year off right in Acton Industrial Hockey league with a very surprising tie- with league leading Blow Press The clothiers had lost in a row previously In the opener of Sunday trader Hellers sirens Dm ham Chen Acton scoring Hither added two assists and Hall and Cunningham collected one apiece Nielsens goalie Wayne Wilson spectacular robbing the high scoring Blow crew of several sure goals Alan Hall sat out two Niolsen their hold penalties and Grant McCallum place with a and Ron Schmidt were each sent convincing victory over to the Cliff Nelson Lakeview Discount Steve Goy Kevin Hall and Ed Nielsen fought back from served penalties for Blow fast period deficit and had a lead before Harv tallied Heller s jumped into a first an unassisted goal at the 18 period lead in their game and mark of the third period to tie it were never headed adding three up more goals in the second period Ron Schmidt was Nielsens and four more in the final frame top scorer with three goals and Ron Mellon paced the an assist Ray Stull added a goal winners attack with four goals and an assist Alan Halt and and an assist Dan scored Grant McCallum each scored two goals and assisted on four once Masales picked up others and Chick Milne and two assist and Gary Masalcs Ken Gary Ritchie contributed two Mclsaac and Gus Holmes goals apiece Ron Heller added chipped in one apiece four assists and Rick Coe Ed Hither and John Howard Dwycr and Cunningham each fired two Bill Cook each notched t Acton Tanners I ltd the Icithcr on a much improved squad in thistle town and when the leather was all over Tinner had fourth win the season a thrilling A victory Costirs the well deserved Tanner victory were I red Buclnnan and goalie Brute scored two goals including tin winner at 17 of the finil period and Thomason was in the Acton cage foiling Flyers on several excellent scoring opportunities in third period Industrial league scoring idcr Ed up for a try out started Tariners off in he right track when he scored from Kevin Hall and Steve Towmlcy at of the first period while Flyer Abbott was sitting out a high sticking Frank Schmidt knotted lie count for Fergus a minute later and tricky Harv gave Flyers a lead with an unassisted goal al 13 01 Both teams came out hitting in the second period full scale bnwl broke mid way through the period when Jim of Fergus rammed Bell into the boards Proctor and Bell tangled bo Hi receiving fighting majors Tanners Jan and Brian and Flyers Darroch were given game misconducts foi joining the fracas Buchanan lied the score 2 with an unassisted goal it 1 1 after battling past two Fergus defenders Rookie John Mason who threw his weight around to good throughout the game notched Tanners go goal at 2 42 of the final frame from and Ed but fired his second of the night for Fergus tic the score Jack Poot and Harold set Up Buchanan winning goal with just two minutes seconds remaining in the game Hillsburgh winners over bants novices goals and Kevin Hall netted one to round out the Blow Press Quote from tha world of sport Dave Sproston tallied three goals and an assist for McDonald had a goal and two assists and Gerry Van Der Eykcn picked up two assists Ron Mellon and Howard Dwycr sal out penalties for Heller s This Sunday night Heller s play Blow Press at 7 and meet Nielsen at Ac ion town bantams dropped decision to in the burg Friday night also won the novice game 7 led I after one period and after two frames Paul Dailcy tallied Acton s first goal at of the first period and George notched the second one from Glen McKcnzie at the 32 second mark of the third period scored twice foi the winners and McKcn7ic and apiece fou two Thomas added serve penalties and Acton sat In the novice game Hillsburgh claimed a victory as Van and Kennedy netted two goals each and Presley added one Bruce McPhail scored Acton first goal at he 1 1 minute mark the first period from Marvin McNabb Actons second goal was scored by Mckcrrachcr also from McNabb Cheltenham Harvesters final visit of the regular season to the local ice palace is bound to produce a real barnburner of a hockey gome Harvesters have won two of their first three games with the Tanners hut by narrow 7- and margins Tanners copped the other 7 Gord Bubbles Thompson the policeman of the Harvester squad was up to his usual tricks in the most recent Tanner Harvester encounter drawing a total of 12 minutes in penalties Tanners have a few bouncers of their own however and they were a big factor in Friday night s win over Fergus Team officials are expecting the largest crowd of the season for Friday night JO battle This week s scoro jackpot is worth Two local minor teams Kent novices and Lions juvcrules are sporting unbeaten streaks in Tricounty league play have gained two wins and three ties since they lost to Hespeler December 17 Lions have two wins and two ties and have not been beaten since December 1 1 Lions have a very respectable record of one win one loss and four ties teams of AAA calibre Acton Minor Soccer Association will be holding coaching sessions at the Bennett school gym starting Monday January from until 30 Anyone interested in more information should call Mick Davis at RON LOUTTET tests Burlington goalie Bob their AAA opponents all they during Saturday afternoon bowing Staff Photo Tri county bantam game lie re The locals gave Midgets lose Acion Midgets dropped a heartbreaking toss to Sticctsville last night scored the winning goal for Strcetsvitle with only seconds remaining in the game Pete Morrison and George McPhuil collected a goal in assist each for Acton Gary Turkosz scored the other goal and Irwin and Mark Nielsen contributed assists Referees Barry Inscoc and Dan handed out only three minors two to Acton one to in the fast exciting game JANUARY REDUCTION 25 TO 30 OFF ALL HOCKEY EQUIPMENT ALL HOCKEY STICKS Buy now and save SPORTS CORNER Tanners served nine minors and two majors but were more effective killing them than were the Flyers Centre Bruce is still nursing a badly bruised knee but may be back in the lineup when Cheltenham Harvesters come lo town for an tussle Friday night Acton Bruce Thomason Steve Townsley Harold Townsley Phil Mar7o Jack Poot Jan Riddall Harry Phillips Brian McDuffe John Mason Bill Bell Buchanan Kevin Hall should be a interesting game here Thursday night at Their next road game is Monday night inMillon Lions whip Hespeler Acton Lions juveniles improved hen league record with a A I victory over here toil Tuesday night Ken Marshall scored from Bob Andrews and Mike Cooper at 7 15 of the first period only to have Beaver tie it up for in Ihe second chapter The locals then tattled in three unanswered gals in the third period to wrap up lie win Bob Andrews scored from Clare Snow at 3 make it I Larry White made it 3 1 from Charlie at and completed the scoring with an unassisted goal at 16 4fj Craig was very sharp in the Aden recording several key saves Acion all four minor penalties handed by referees Dan and Gaiy Masalcs Lions host Chinguacousy Thursday night at en play in Milton Monday niglil at I A HUM Mill Towndcy 10 I I ktimtdHMiuuli II J I Ifcuci A Buihinin 13 16 Period A trough A Pool If Peewees down in exhibition encounter Craig was in tup form in goal for Acton Bants tie Aurora 33 Acton irefighier bantams battled a tie with Aurora in an exhibition game in Aurora list Tuesday then bowed to a much bigger Burlington squad in a rough and tumble lague game here Coach Harold Townsley brought up pee wee goalie Mike luty for he game in Aurora and Mike in a Tine effort In Saturdays game here the score was tied I the end of he finl period and led only 1 at the end of second frame Ken Withers scoicd lie Acton goal from Tun Mclntyre at 2 50 of Ihc fust per od Jarvu stored twite for the winners and Crawley and Forbes allied one apiece Rickey played his usual steady game in goat for Acton Bantams play in Burlington Thursday night 7 and take on here Saturday afternoon at Acton Ricky Mike iy Steve Mclntyre Tim Mdnlyrc David Lee Terry Holmes Billy Henry Chris Sclmij Ken Withers Ron Lout let Ken Jim 400 club Lucky winners in bit weeks club were BudOTNci Linda Orval Chapman Al Robertson and Hugh Wilkinson Acton s Men Pec Wees dropped league games to Oakvillc and Burlington two AAA teams last week but bounced back to trim Orangeville in an exhibition tilt in Orangeville Monday night Coach Barry was pleased With his squads performance Monday night Our defence played exceptionally well and all three lines checked well coach Inscoc reports Russ Van 1 leet paced the Acton attack with one and two assists Jeff Townsley contributed a goal and an assist John Hansen Gary Borden and Byron Timbers scored one goal apiece and Kent added an assist Steve sat two penalties and Townsley and Hansen each served one exhibition game here Saturday afternoon Acton Robin Inscoc Mike Luty John McCuicheon Gary Harden Gerald Bar den Timbers Steve Brunelle Kent Joe John Scoyne Jim Hurley Wayne Allan John Ashley John Hansen Russ Van Fleet Townsley CHILDRENS SLEIGHS while they last now 50 off Hinfons Store JAN OH A INT HOCKEY THIS FRIDAY 830 Acton Arena vs Tasters PLAY ADULTS It STUDENTS SCHOOL CHILDREN The local turned in showing losing 2 to Burlington here Saturday afternoon Burlington led only at the end of the second period Russ Van Fleet scored both Acton goats John Hansen picked up two assists and Harden notched one Boyle and Ncthcry scored two each for Burlington Lawsonand Hawhngg tallied one apiece Last Tuesday night Pec Wees to first place Oakvilje Pee Wees play host to Chinguacousy Thursday night at 7 and lake on Dundas in an a a a a a aa for Pleaiur BOWL for Health THE ENTIRE FAMILY CAN BOWl TOGETHER GO BOWLING ACTON BOWLING LANES MAIN ST N MEMBBt IPJLC handle before SMOOTHEST Ours from left to 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