Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), October 25, 1972, p. 24

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The Acton Print Wednesday October and QmteA from the world of sport by DnJs Gibbons The Acton Minor Hockey will probably suggest that the executive may be jumping the gun a little by elevating Acton teams from the B population category to the A 500010000 classification as has been rumored At 5084 Acton is barely over the A series minimum and the OMHA executive uses the figures as rule of thumb only anyway Its no secret that a sign at the entrance to Fergus reported a population of 5000 for two years before the OMHA decided to raise Fergus teams a category Another example of getting around the population figures rule was reported to me by TriCounty officer Erwin Nelson of whose midget team squared off against Essex In the OMHA midget A semi finals last season According to Erwin Essex officials openly admitted they were drawing players from a regional area with an approximate population of close to even though the town of Essex Itself claims a population of only between 3 and the admission quickly revealed one good reason why Essex sent three of its four teams at least as far as the provincial semi finals In a field of over 30 teams in and produced two Ontario champions and one finalist from a similar field of teams In On the positive side a classification jump could work to Acton s advantage as far as the WaterlooWellington league Is concerned With a few exceptions teams in Fergus Orangeville and Elmira the A centres were generally not as strong as those of New Hamburg whose B clubs swept four out of five playoff series against Acton suffering their only loss in overtime of the deciding game of the bantam Rock and Broom mostfy corn TIME CHAMPIONS Moffat and under girls won Laurie Pierce Paula KitchlnK Back row I to are Mlchelk both the County ORSA mpionships this manager Doug Thomson Karen Sandra year losing only one game In the process Team members are Darlene Snyder Shelly Kim front row tor Joanne Popp Valeric Wild Holly Hunen Nancy Riding coach Shirley Thomson Cortc Stone Sue Thomson Debbie Honor three Moffat teams league and one championship team wen honored Friday night as the Moffat Minor Softball Association wound up a sue season with a banquet at Maybe we should get to check the regional population of New Hamburg Its hardly fair that Legion Minor Hockey executive members should be criticized by some parents who neglected to see that their boys registered on either of the two days already passed Both registrations were well advertised in this paper and it was made dear the expected increase in players would make it necessary for the line to be drawn on registrations somewhere While many of us were comfortably watching the World color at Branch 197 last week Kerwin McPhail John and Irwin Legion minor hockey executive members were busy in another room drawing up teams work which will now undoubtedly have to be altered because the been generous enough to allow boys who missed the proudly Dennis a member of the Moffat 12 two registrations to sign up at the arena this Saturday and under girls receives her trophy from a happy coach morning Shirley Thomson PhotobyD Gibbons expands to six teams Acton Industrial Hockey League has expanded from four to six teams for the season following an unexpected Increase registration Sponsors have not yet been obtained for the two new teams have been designated Team A and Team B for the present The league will begin a 15 game schedule this Sunday night at the community centre Games will beplaydat7 15and9every Sunda night until February 16 with the exception of December Christmas Eve and December New Year a Eve Only the top four teams In the final standings will make the playoffs A list of team rosters and a schedule follow Ciptaln Ron Mellon Din Noteworthy Jim Hifftll Roy itucklni John Roberta Sieve Girrrtt Aim Hall Ernl Waller Fred Buchanan Cord Mateo Ken Owen Captain Dave Ryder Ed Bill Cook Ron be midl Hon Heller fart it Charlie llarrlion Woody Fabian Rob Ray Jim Pith TIAM A Captain Dave Ilptllon John Cyril Reel Jim McDonald Jim Kavanaugn Lei am A 1 rns llcllrt I lakeview Nielsens Pre is Team A Team Team I Blow I Team A tub 1 earn A Nfcltcn J Team Blow I rcas I row It vi rti Turn Captain John KavanauRli Dave iproilon Gibbon Cecil Kevin King Jeff Coy Eric Stone Rum Maialci Jack Brian Derek Bell Niclien v Heller HIS- Team A N client All Barnes will start the exact tunc scheduled Any teams starling lute will forfeit the wasted time Only four teams will enter the playoffs Heller a John Cunningham Gerry Gary Van RiKhe Bob Waller Dave Mike Miller Ray Stull BUI Bernard PRESS Captain Boh Andrew Dan Phil Mario Gary Bill Coon Cliff Gordon Ken Mcliaac Larry Hick verm ore Grant Nov Nielsen MS Kellers Team Like view Blow Press Nov DO Nielsen vs Blow Press Hellers Team A Team Parent join at school Parents are getting a firsthand sit in on classes seeing exactly look at school days this week at now a normal classromm works the M Bennett school these days Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday afternoon they re to discuss the program with the invited to come to the school and staff NOTICE PUBLIC SKATING ACTON ARENA Sat0t428Hi 8 to 10 PM Swu Oct 2 to PJI mmm SNOWMOBILES SHOW at SHOPPERS I WORLD I OCT 2528 I Don mtss this interesting display of Snowmobiles 3 WEEKS ONLY WED OCT thru to If SAT NOV fc tof S Sat 11 to E SHOPPERS I WORLD School girls teams and under A Special presentations were also and find under and 13 and made to Shirley Doug under Thomson who coached both the girls 15 and under and 12 and under championship teams as well as the and under girls Moffat atoms received the trophy they won for besting Eden Mills in the TriCounty league championship series Wim fm V th f ft fUs ii to 4 iimlnit tpflnvd no ftmf ft fvH flvf nmM fx f Qua t wium fti fay At in Ve fitfitw ft if that draw rirmr working druwt rift win- and part A wp i by maty work has fmuhd ft that nexufi r hand all made will a lw t two th who haw- important Jobo framework th- teams start practices m bom in mi fr Or V tax irS a a it- aj- v r v iS or the ORSA crown ousting Oneidu Fisher lie and the way The and under back to defeat Hlllsburgh in their final series after trailing two famcs to one Moffat Minor Softball Association Jim Watson was emcee for the banquet He was assisted by lutzl Special guests Included Reeve Anno MacArthur who spoke on the history of base ball and Deputyreeve Don Millan who recalled previous township efforts to win ORSA championships Players coaches and managers from nil Moffat teams attended Moffat was represented tills year by four boys teams squirt A and B atoms and four All five Acton OMHA teams bantam midget and juvenile held their opening practices in the community centre on the weekend Midgets and juveniles will Lake to the ice tonight Wed i at and respec Lively novices and bantams will practice in that order times for the practices ore I J and respec tively managers remind that all boys who registered are eligible to out with the OMHA teams if they wish and it will be a fair opportunity to make the team rep Bill Knight reports Waterloo Wellington league swill befinlhc following wet kind ites and tunes of the opening ame will appear in next tret Press will consist of between and games depending upon the nutrber of towns entered in each age Hockey Acton moior officials granted a registration even Lhocgh the two advertised registration dates have passed House league teams have beer selected but there are a few openings on some teams and will be accepted as register at the arena Saturday October hi winners in last week draw were B Bradley and J Cook GEORGE iHcrgw is a tfiLlfr tut be was the of an went to in is and lives at just north of the club Thev flaw three socK He is a salesman for Atlas in Toronto is chief steward of Jie and looks alter liquid refreshments He started in

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