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Vans Welding takes win over Station Hotel Van Welding cut Station Hotel off to one run as they derailed the house In men a recreational fastball played at Primped Park last Squirt girls top Limehouse Pizza squirt girls garnered a win in their first of the playoffs over i chouse in Hal ton rural minor Softball play Thursday evening here Debbie McQuadc ushered squirt girls onto the score board early in the first inning with a run and the Acton rally in the third which netted them three runs and the game Diana Romano Allison and a home run by Kelly White made the high light of the play Playing for the Acton crew Diana Romano Allison Chaisson Kelly White Linda Phillips Lori Sharon Turkosz Susan Wilson and Robin dure Gerry Eyken Ed Hillier were batted In by John Dunn run and Joe Richards crossed the plate for five Station Hotel pitcher Ken Pilgrim struck out three batters in the second inning and two in the third to hold Van Welding onslaught Van fought back for a single run In the fourth tallied by Larry Kistner and Terry Ma sales Joe Richards and Bill Boyd nailed runs in the sixth Station Hotel first baseman Fred Crawford made the lone tally for Station Hotel in the bottom of the seventh Inning In the second game of the double header Hills defeated Ledger I G A without superstar pitcher Frank Daley Pit china for Electric was Stanbridge and Bob Jarre tt tallied two runs at the top of the first inning Wally Ella nabbed one run in the fifth and catcher Hugh Forbes and Don Richards grabbed a run each in the sixth inning Jim made the lone I A run at the bottom of the fifth Inning Burg gals win Beaumont Shield Hillsburgh ladies have clinched the Beaumont Knitting Mills Shield which goes annually to the regular season pennant winner in the Halton Ladies Softball League The burg gals clinched the league flag Monday night when they Glen Williams 156 That gave them points six more than both Glen Williams and Streetsville who are tied for second place Armstrong Georgettes are fourth and Hornby are in the cellar STANDINGS Acton Atoms win tie for first The Acton Free Press Wed July Acton Sport and Atoms solidly trounced gel them lied for first place with Glen Williams in rural minor action first round of next week for the Atoms Peewee girls top Limehouse Acton girls of i Rural Minor soft bill Icigue trampktl I imohousi in a game which saw imthoust J Woodworth walk Acton batters early week Acton played trong at Ihe first no tune in runs enough to I Hire rcsp weakly wild thru runs mid Acton once In took lie mother 1 1 runs the top of I hi cond liruiiln ijeutrj mil Neither Milder crossed lit for I imehmisi in Hie to bring their total lo Aeton Inn Paul struck out Ixiwville batters in five to pace the Atom win action was be found in top of the second inning as Acton led ifler Ihe first limine Thev rollftd for runs as Rhys Canary Ian Paul and Steve runs Runs were also by Ciliary Ted I Paul Suit wo Allan and pair from Willi the score G 1 lvvill entered the bottom the second period dismayed and I tilled two runs loliiiston managed i hit mid was driven in by Jeff Vulnn home run I in Piul Raines home run Paul irill and tallied runs in the third At Ion 1t id Murk Hunt tallies- Hit button of third for wile Pa NOW UNDER ONE ROOF The Best in Small Cars HIGHEST TRADE IN ALLOWANCE Tho Money You Save at Baz Will Be Your ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING TEAMS OF THE ACTON rural minor Association are in for playoffs Atoms begin their playoffs next week and another Alton minor team have a bye into the finals Acton player slides to third base as Lowville player watches the play with ball in Golden Hawks over Knights New coach G I Hillsbureh Glen Williams 15 11 4 14 fi Streetsville 15 Id Georgetown Hornby 13 15 4 Remaining Games Hillsburgh Hornby Glen Williams vs Georgetown 2 StreetsvilJe vs Georgetown Georgetown Glen Williams 2 vs Streetsvilie 1 Hornby 1 vs Hillsburgh Last Weeks Scores Hillsburgh 7 Georgetown 6 innings Streetsville 30 Hornby Streetsville 11 Glen Williams Georgetown won over Hornby be default Hillsburgh Glen Williams 6 No water skiers at Kelso lake There Ilk no water skiing also denied use or lone distance swim training for Ions training at Kelso this sum distance swims According to members of Million fitgion turn Anus Board Acton Golden Hawks defeated Sue Bed Knichts in Acton minor soft ball play Monday evening in a first inning rally that clinched Ihe garni Red Knights took the lead as Robin McClure and Debbie I umbers were hit in Mori ire run Golden Hawks night in their first inning a but netted six runs which included a home run by pitcher Glenn Linda Ager Shirley Ren fori Gary Lumbers and Simon Ager tallied the runs Red Knights were held runless until allied one late in the fifth inning Golden Hawks nailed another six in the second inning starting with a walk for Shirley Gary lumbers Simon Ager Ann home run Karen and Paton made the second inning Gary Lumbers grabbed a home run to commence another six run inning as hits were batted in by Simon Ager Ann McCord Glenn Karen McCord Linda Palon Lumbers Ager and McCord tallied a run in tht fourth lo end game in a secure victory In a evening contest week earlier Golden lopped Red Knights Highlight of was four home til lied by Allison Chaisson Beverly Glenn and Joanne Gordon nailed home runs Pally Sally and Karen Jackson labbed runs for the Red Knights Searches for family tree The family history is being researched by one of lis members and Beverley Brazier of Sioux Lookout was in Acton last week searching Free Press files Barr who hod a grocery store here for years is a great uncle She would like very much to hear from anyone who can help her in her search A with Just the simple address Sioux Lookout will reach her she says mil t ike tin toithuiL runs of HI his Ihe r a missed numl r runs lliem lend two times bit si itkuiniin running power live mori runs I lions spirits in the bottom of Ihe manured lo chop in run six in fourth ind rim in the il filth J met e 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