Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), January 16, 1974, p. 7

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town league tallies NOVICE Rohbio Allen A A S t v polled a pair of goals and McKnight sparked Quebec to Scott played well in a victory Boat as shut out by scoring two Koala Bandy Weston Upton notched the other Shutout by Nordfquc goal and Will Paul Morrison and a second scored for the JlIh goal by Goals by Norm enabled Brampton Peter Terry Winters to claim 10 win ox Dixie and Alberta ATOMNlaoara Falls and win Ottawa Mike Kingston battled to a tie Morris John Thompson and with Fred Kappert Paul avcrty scored for the Campbell and Jack Garton Oilers scoring for the Flyers and MIDJFTHon Kelly MarkSlaley bagging all three scored twice and Kcl y Kingslon goals connected once for Detroit in Bill McKemlc scored twice a win Toronto Ted to give Oshawa a tic with scored for the London Ken Death and Don Storey and Nolanscorcd for the Knights netted two goals apiece and Mitchell Eddie Lee Draper tallicil once for Eddie Allen Mark Montreal as the Hobs and Timbers scored downed Vancouver Gary for St Kitts as the Black Campbell and Gary Jones Hawks blanked Hamilton for the Canucks Mike Ashley played a fine t game in goal to earn the shut is PFE Baltimore a two goal effort A sparked Tidewater to a win over Richmond Jim Upton Don Broulllard Nick and Ralph also scored for the Tides yml Reuben Salmon connected twice and Ricky London once for Richmond Bob tallied two goals to lift Cleveland to a over Jpringficld i Gary Stewart also scored for Cleveland and Malcolm replied Tor the Kings Rochester and Baltimore tied Gordon Scott and Steve Trotter scored for Rochester Scott and Randy In tyre replied for the Clippers II The Acton Free Press Wed Jon 16 Avoid sin bin midgets win Acton CFAW midgets solidified their hold on second place in Ihc Waterloo Wellington league when they downed at the community centre last night wins over Lions AC TON MINOR HOCKEY coaches received first hand and first and managers from Acton and area took advantage of the three tale instruction Saturday from Lome White a former hour clinic which drew rave notices from several men with University of Western Ontario player and now a member of Ron many years experience White said the response in Acton was Smith 0 A technical advisory staff Close to coaches better than it has been in any town of similar size in Ontario OHA clinic scores hit A first period goal by Ken was all Juveniles needed to gain a 10 WoterlooWellinglon league over Acton Lions here last Tuesday Hon Moore played except Ion illy well In the Acton nets in split of the loss Moore was lilted In favor of sixth attacker In tho final minute of the but failed lo tic the Rick lone marksman Rick Van Fleet scored the only Acton goal as Aclon bantams played to a tie against Milton minor bantams of the county league In an exhibition garni on trie weekend Hit winning In the second period and adding on in marker in Ihe third Steve Buchanan assisted on both goals Jeff scored unmwIMul goal and John Hansen cashed In a pass from J Legale for Acton In Ihc first period Robin went the distance In ihc Acton Nets Orange villi marksmen were McLaren and Assistant coach Don said hit learn played an Improved brand of hockey and clear of Ihc penalty box There were only minors handed out in the Atton look two of them Midgets close out their regular schedule against Fergus here Tueidoy January is now ioI fill POLLOCK AND iff CAMPBELL all Jl av no GALT Nor in 11 roll 1 Tide a Rochester a I Unions- Springfield BO Richmond Cleveland HO London Hamilton JO St Kills Niagara Hill lOWOahawa Kingston 12 CO Brampton Winnipeg Albert Relerre Ed J Rick Ed InnCnmpbtll Dot McKcr Inn Campbell Danny Kay Danny Allen Dunbar Sieve Wayne Do Fore John Ashley Sunday J an Ian Campbell Danny Allen Ian Campbell Danny Allen Proper use ice thru for practices fundamental- in proper coaching wire demon sin ted lo eager Alton minor hotkey Saturday by member of the II technical stiff clink hosted by the Acton Waterloo Wellington Minor Hockey Association Include in hour of slides one hour leiturc and third hour of on the Instruction White a former University of Western Ontario player an Junior II coach em that most of the progress in hockey tit present is bunt made in the Soviet Union me I am not communist I am not pro Russian but the Soviets arc the ones with all Ihe in methods right now I dedicated to improving the brand of hockey in Canada believe he said White advised conches hot most the physical con programs for teams off the ice He said ice time should not be wasted in exercises when these things can be done off the ice He demonstrated Ihc use of three simultaneous drills during practice time and also gov lips and special requests from coaches such as Humber Highland rink wins playdown honors moving the puck out of Ihc defensive end The clinic was very well received by Acton coaches who had lo pay only to register thought knew a little bit about coaching but I see vc only scratched the surface said pec wee coach Barry lnscoc It the best dollar I vc ever spent added Doug Legate assistant coach of Ihc Acton midgets President Don Lindsay said he hopes to Level of the clinic here in Acton next year Mutch s Highland rink a stcond Highland rink skipped by Isit it the Curling Club to earn the right to present District in the Southern Ontario ladies curling championships in next week The two Highland rinks off in the final following a double knockout hit involved rinks and legun last Monet The play downs continued every from Monday to at the Acton Curling Hub compel inj wire two rinks from two from Dixit and from North ideorgttowni and Mrs 1aiv ens District to Hit Southern Ontario Ladies Curling convened the rink skipped by KneHiinstn with Ann Moore is vice skip Bitty Bill and Phyllis Patrick met Ihe tventual thampion Highland rink the very first round Supporting skip Mutch on Iht v inning rink were v Ice skip second Webb and lead llosmi Lewicki husband I skipped Ins rnk to victory in Ihe district consols and whose Iwodiughtcrs icrc members of the rink which won the district junior linkard el Mi ml of Mrs runner up llumbcr Highland rink vvtre Yvonne Smith second Shciln 400 club and lead Sandy Winner of the Southern Ontario bonspiel goes on lo the all Ontario cham in Burlington Lucky winners In lasl which will decide Ontario week 100 club draw were representative in this years J inndlan championships in HO Bos tell 127 Ictorla C and E Thatcher 138 AC CARPETS FOR QUALITY SERVICE SATISFACTION 1 JANUARY savings ON ALL FLOOR COVERING IN STOCK AT 30 OFF Now i the unit during while irk tail Wed HOURS Yuri Enpnlanca No Job Too Big or Small 25 MILL STREET GEORGETOWN 877 BEHIND OLD ROYAL BANK BUILDING Four runners surprise coach Acton High pcrformtd beyond the of their it in all mict it Ihe South at the Rodger Mttochcrn ran third in his heat in Ihc BOO in 2 brink Houston v is first in his hint in 2D Scotl rvillc rin 11 ind Make Dennis wisrunning in his first competition out side of school ind Houston Somcrvillc both broke the 2 mirk Ihey hod set as i goal for indoor season the first ran hopes lo enter i x relay team in the if Indoor Gomes it Girdens I I m very with Iheir Sotur he under two minutes flat Is college so to hive four runners in our school that close is quite an These guys have rcillv worked hard HUMBER HIGHLAND rink skipped by Nini Mutch won the District 7 playoffs at the Acton Curling Club last week and earned the right to advance to the Ontario championships Rink members are 1 to r skip Nini Mutch viceskip Wyn second Eleanor Webb and lead Robina standings Five scores were recorded In the Legion league lost week leaving the standings very close to the way they were Eight point collectors were Club Firemen A Legion Campbell Construction and Legion A maintain their hold on first place with points Standings Legion A Club Boat Club Dlsston Saw 80 firemen Campbells Construction Legion Outsiders Firemen A Hymers coach Carl was named playing coach for the establishing Milton Trident Intermediate B 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