Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 5, 1971, p. 4

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Aclon Press Wednesday May 5 and from world of sport By Denis Gibbons In an effort to attract some of the borderline hockey fans to the arena for their weekend O H A Intermediate championship series with Durham Huskies Included on their advertising posters a reminder games could now be watched in comfort since overhead heaters had recently been installed in the arena So what happens Fans entering the arena for Saturday night game were politely told there would be no heat Difficulty holding ice with the warm May temperatures forced the arena management to forego turning onthcheatcrs Heat or no heat there was scarcely an empty scat in the Durham ice palace for Saturday nights game which tho Huskies won After some first period rowdyism referee Frank Slota ruled with an iron hand going as far as to help separate potential combatants himself Napinee won Saturday game 64 to grab a lead in games in the title series Milton Pete McDuffc was recently named first nil star in the Central Professional Hockey League fine nctmindfng helped Omaha Knights to a first place finish and the playoff championship was particularly brilliant in the playoffs Pete s older brothers Brian and Bruce played intermediate hockey for Acton Tanners this season Righthander Bemie a veteran of over seasons in the Halton County Baseball League with Georgetown Giants and Acton Merchants has signed for the 1971 season with Oak ville Oaks was playing coach of the Giants last summer The team folded at the end of the season because of lack of player interest Lack of funds has forced Acton Rovers senior soccer club to suspend operations for this season Most of the Acton players have been working out with Georgetown Royals while others plan to join teams In Guelph hockey players Don t forget your banquet and trophy presentation at the community centre Saturday night Acton Speedway opens Sunday Opener one week away Rams sign seven more With only week letl litforo May pin lit llruvei In KtUliimr Alton boon following stiff workout under math Hi lira prislilcnt Howard tins the of hull I u vers from in totnl of tinned to Clary uoru Mel Miko Mike Bob signed thin week Itnmi will take to Kite Ik for the to for fcomc lfi ITie bus will luivo centre pin or lift Kitchener and will itmie up I bra Windsor and name Western A Junior schedule At the end of regular will enter the Junior playoffs with Windsor Midland and vllle they ousted in tho semi but lost to in the finals A complete schedule of Ham follows Enter ladies team in softball league JIMIl 13 TON K ichrncr May IN a llritml Sal J June 10 June At Win In Mliilinn I fie llsmlll nl it I ly J Milium Nil TON J ly is ly A ft All mm Sim mp iin will have entry In tho County lndlei Softball Unfile this summer At in Glen Williams liiit week Atton was accepted Into the league along with Glen Williams Hornby nil returnees to the group Isle rdmundson of Georgetown tins agreed to coach the Aeton squad played Inst season with the Glen Williams team Chester Dan will share mnnoK duties Home nights for Acton will be Monday and Wednesday A schedule has not yet been drawn but leuguc play Is expected to get underway the first week of June OUR READERS letters to the Aeton Press Acton Ontario Sir By Vivian Shaw More cars than were originally expected turned out for warm Sunday at Acton Speedway even though weather was very cool This Sunday May is the of opening day so we hope the weather will cooperate and be a little warmer track surface Is very good after a long cold winter and some of the boys were really moving It looks like the six cylinder class is going to be a good one There were some sixes out today and more are promised An retaining wall has been put up around the third fourth corners which has given drivers a lot more confidence We II be seeing some pretty fast laps this year Last year champion Murray Wallace and runner up Chuck were both out today They II both be worth keeping an eye on That sit for this time lots more next tunc Swackhamer horse third Grateful five year old trotter owned by Don RR Acton placed third in the first race at Greenwood Raceway in Toronto Mr Swackhamer purchased the trotter at the Old Glory Horse Sale in New York Inst November Nelson White drove Monday April 28 It was the first Grateful to the third place start of the season for Grateful finish As of the Acton legion Minor I would like to clarify some misconceptions voiced by An Interested Hockey Mother in Inst week paper regarding rules by which the House League Is run enrolling in the hockey program in Acton arc not required to state their intentions as to whether they will play for a team or a House League team A joint registration program is currently used to encourage boys to try out to play hockey but this is not mandatory If a boy commits himself to a team and signs an O M A player card he Is not eligible for House League play until he has a signed release from the head coach of TriCounty Some boys able to play hockey prefer to play House League hockey either of their own choice or that of their parents Playing on the same team as their friends combining academic endeavour and hockey involvement and respecting parental views about travel and late hours are some of the considerations to be made The statement made In last week letter that any boy trying to qualify for the more competitive TriCounty team and returning to the House League must play in the next higher category is false This ruling was attempted for one year but discarded as unsatisfactory as it only resulted in several players all hockey activities for that year House League is only interested in Rockwood aim for more titles Seniors hold their first outdoor workout of th Mel ir I who season tonight Wednesday to thru const Park ns they Alton Industrial league preparation for tie upeomlng Mies has taken tin reins of Hit el fnm Dick I puis The his been working for tht last month two WfRITE championship one County in tti list three Iffy years and is yi promises to another for the team lit sides tin regular hi I by hard throwing rlththnn Si Din I anthers of the Senior Intertourty and standout with Guelph f the ity I to join the team Orangeville Raceway UN DAY RACES RACE half daily double ft W0RT11YG Clock HARRY A SCOTTJ 2 EASTWOOD J R Wapiti 1 J G Dill on Cant eld Dolly D Devint Little Graham fl ferry KnlKhlK Jenklni Huh M AL 111 a Cox SECOND RACE St com A hill dilly doable tut I ADIOb Walker LISA PAT PROLOGUE M Kerluke 1 Bobby Direct J Woodland Mlcki Judge Chief J reel THIRD CAPTAIN BUD Wain COMMAND 1 1 Out MacKemle i Lad Stewart Merry wood Atom Good ale Beyond Corbttt M G Young Lord R Given FOURTH RACE B 1 BOY WORTHYL VAN SONG Wm Avon bur V Goodalc J Jellenon Jim Irwin Boot In TooUn J Somerville Way K DeGrow Colas G C Afc Pyramid Sue 1 CARBON 1 SANDRA STUART MAE OREGON Wm Troy 3 Little Andy W 5 Dixon BBreciabbe J Wood Betty Lee Ijrry Lad B SIXTH RON RON CHIEF R SOAP STONE ADIOS J Wilton Jeanne Clay lUarnNoai Barrett Barbara a Dream Graham War A Lee Innocent Bob R Gem mill Nora I Gate R Warner SEVENTH RACE DM KING S Wain LADY EIGHTH RACE MARK CHARMC Lockhart S DUSTY Moore MacArthur 1 Baron Angus Duncan Tony Megeni Eastwood Weitgarth Bradley Gilbert Kawarlha Cheeky M NINTH RACE 1MB HARLAN MIKE Fisher 1 Abll SONG Anderson 1 rcia On A Hansen Llndiat II Young Chester Harm Ace Brawn Protector Andrews Cindy a TENTH RACFEiaelor BN 4 III NOBLE MIGHTY MAGGIE COMET L 1 Tar Adlos LAST SUNDAY RESULTS Race Adios Scrapper Ban Second Race Scarlet Spur Ms Llbby Who Cindy a Margaret Third Race Dolly Chief Ml Napoleon Day Jaunty fourth Race Pompous Peter Sister Royal Fifth Susie 2 14 Mcadovf Valuable Wick Sixth Race Canadian Way I 13 Time Key Performance Seventh Race Garrison Pride GallcnsBoy Bradley Gilbert Race High 12 Chester Harm Ace Sharp Clark Ninth Smith Brother Noble Tenth Race Mighty Fleet 11 HI Noble Randy Bee Adios Huskies face elimination Durham Huskies must win their game in tonight Wednesday to prolong theii Intermediate B championship series Huskies edged the speedy Comtts in Durham Saturday night but dropped a decision also on home ice Sunday af ternoon now leads the best of series three games to one A Durham win tonight Wednesday would force a sixth game in Durham Friday night Seventh game if necessary goes in Napanee Sunday Huskies eliminated Acton Tanners In the first round of this year playoffs Minor ball practices Minor baseball practice for boys in all age groups will be held at Prospect this Saturday morning and every Saturday morning between nine and 12 noon Any boys who have not registered may do so at that time Lacrosse night Toes A minor lacrosse night will be held in the community centre Tuesday night May 11 at m All registered players or any who wish to register should attend along with parents and others interested in minor lacrosse Films on the game will be shown balanced teamsand fair competition Team rosters art constantly revised at the start of tht season an attempt to a boy to play In the next higher category older more physically mature players could result In his being injured Your executive does not want this responsibility Is a rule that a boy may be moved up if it is highly obvious that this promotion Ls warranted but this action is never taken without the knowledge of the parents There arc more cases In which a boy Is playing in lower category than his actual age would demand so that he feels he Is a contributing member of the team Die and banquet referred to in the letter involve only of a total expenditure of for the 197071 season Since registrations accounted for only of this amount one can see that the committee has been Involved In fund raising as well as practice games and the many other details of running a hockey league We need and welcome help and suggestions from any interested people In all phases of our program I would be remiss If I did not point out that our entire program Is able to operate with a modest outlay because of the cooperative assessment for fee time of 50 per hour by the Recreation Committee This obvious underassessment underwritten by all the taxpayers of Acton On behalf of our committee I wish to thank you for the press coverage of our activities in the past season Yours sincerely ad Chairman Acton Legion Minor Hockey Committee BOWL for Pleasure Junior draft set May 19 annual ft A Junior A over midget draft will be held in Peterborough Wed 19 Humors arc rife midget from the County league will be among the llllljr2fyABOWL for Health THE ENTIRE FAMILY CAN BOWL TOGETHER KEEP FIT EXERCISE GO BOWLING ACTON BOWLING LANES MAIN ST N MEMBER A C 534170 Choose it TILDEN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS N GEORGETOWN for mother big goi scoring in Acton im Mike who scored goils in the refill Western Ontario Junior seison lust year Mike his mates try for win number one they frivol to Kitchener to the Mny Photo MINOR BASEBALL PRACTICE At PROSPECT PARK Saturday May 8th and every Saturday following to NOON FOR ALL AGE GROUPS ALSO First Bantam Practice Thursday May 6th at 6 PM Age Group Years NOTE BOYS WHO HAVE NOT YET REGISTERED MAY DO SO SATURDAY MORNING ACTON MINOR LACROSSE NIGHT Tuesday May 11 1971 PM MEM AN registered players and any who wish to register for Novice Pee Wee and Bantam teams should attend All parents and others interested In minor lacrosse in Acton should attend Lacrosse films will be shown MOTHERS TWO DAYS ONLY Sat Sun May 8th TAKE OUT ORDERS DEEP FRIED CHICKEN Single Order 3 pes chips coleslaw I Picnic Pack -p- Family Pack- Jumbo Pack 2i ADVANCE AND YOUR ORDER WILL BE READY EDS RESTAURANT MAIN ST ACTON l530

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