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Minor Soccer SQUIRTS At home to the Acton squad this week hurled a defeat in the visitors faces The score was but his was a poor indication of the play Acton made one of their stronger efforts in this game It was only for Cbinguacousy at before Acton had a lapse and allowed the home team to bang in four more goats with only one reply Gareth Turner and Charles Harrington played excellent games on behalf of Acton The Acton coach was extremely pleased with his teams performance MOSQUITOES Acton were guests of Milton this week and they left their mark there Our boys built up a 10 halftime lead on some heads up play by Ron Jackson who popped In the goal John added to the Acton total in the second half but then on a questionable call by the referee Milton scored their only goal on a penalty shot Scoring the lone goal for was Mark Final score Acton Milton HOUSE LEAGUE ACTION In the mosquito division the Astros triumphed over the Stars by a score of 42 It was a good game for both teams and a for the Stars as they put a lot of effort into the game only to be overpowered by a much stronger team Steve Trotter played an outstanding game for the Astros picking up a pair of goals Paul Campbell and Craig Somerville added singles Scoring in a losing cause for the Stars were Tommy Manse and Gord Chafe Blue Phantoms clipped the wings of the Astros by a score of in a game which could have gone either way Blue Phantoms capitalized on their chances but the Astros did not Scoring for the Phantoms were Henry Kroezen Rusty Lee and John Thompson with singles and Walter KwiatkowsH with a brace Steve Trotter and Paul Campbell scored the Astro goals NOTES Mosquitoes will play host to a team from Niagara Falls at the Prospect Park pitch Sunday afternoon at 3 in the first round of the Ontario Cup Peewees are also the same pitch at The Free Press Wednesday June 21 Fergus uses long ball to beat wness Petes if Iff IT IK Ml DEVIL goalie Rick stuck his out to stop this hard drive by Ram forward Gord 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spirits may also have been playing tricks with the scoreboard Missing from the game was a second period goal scored by Bruce Cooksley Whether the goal was not recorded during Ihe five minute Ram scoring splurge or whether- it was credited to another Acton player was merely a matter of conjecture among Hall and referees Ron Finn and Murray Taylor when they got together after the game The missing goal if indeed it was missuig would have given Rams a tie and forced overtime but in no way would have covered up for their surprising defensive collapse in the final frame Rams led 11 at the end of the second period Roar back Red Devils roard back to tic the score with 13 minutes left lo play and after Mike Mnrcoux Rums a two cushion with his and goals of goalie Rick Dauw barred the door to the Red Devil for the final 11 minutes Dill MacArthur proceeded lie the score 14 14 with pair of and Bob fired the winner Gary with minute and six seconds to play Hams had three good in the final but fell to the floor to block its on all of them He d up on his knees after stopping shot at the mil s outstanding play in the was inconsistent with his second performance whenhewasan easy mark is far as to put Dnle Fisher s shot into the net himself Coach satisfied Loach Brute Scars is satisfied with the in play of his squad In spite of the foe they won only two of Rums ball handling mil has been better of I ive by Mike Marcoux and two euth by George Met and Harry weie piemen led single tallies by Chris Sargent Dale I isher and Dive Manes on llains list an I Bruce both earned three assists Dan Kelly red five Bob 0 Neil four Bill three Don two Barney fanner one travel to Windsor to play the first plate Warlocks Sunday and host the eellardwelllng Mull id Hurons Monday June at JO Windsor is the only team lias beaten 3 Fergus Merchants shelled righthander Doug Vickery five first Inning runs on their way to 105 win Pete Barber Shop in Fergus last Wednesday night Triples by Frank Corning and pitcher Lloyd Manderson and a home run by Frank Schmidt were key blows in the five run uprising was thrown out at home by Aclon centre fielder Dave Husson attempting to his three bagger into a home run Grant Usher relieved Vickery in the first He gave up five runs off seven over the final seven Inning Including a towering home run by Manderson in the eighth Narrow count Behind narrowed the count to 53 in the second Inning when Denis Gibbons cashed In a pair of runs with a triple to left centre and Bob Andrews followed with three bagger over the head of Fergus left fielder Bill McGowan in a I two Acton runs came In the seventh on Dave single an error and a pair of ground outs Fergus committed just one error behind Manderson who went the distance fanning seven barber shop batsmen along the way Barbers booted the ball four times Three hits Dave rapped out a pair of singles and a double In four at bats for Petes Bob Andrews singled and tripled Denis Gib bons tripled and John Dunn and both singled 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