Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), July 7, 1966, p. 4

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wildcats whip shands fergus to start new victory string drubbed 97 by west gara- fraxa in a thursday night grand river junior girls league game at havsumlun park actons wild wildcats roared back for a convincing 135 victory over shands saturday evening and added an even bigjer 283 win over leagueleading fergus on monday for a iwoowofthrcc edge in the pust weeks action and a start on a new win streuk wildcat clubber collected 19 hits and capitalized on six fer gus errors to pile up their 28 runs in mondavs hip massacre siindra slingerluntt ol acton bclteil a grand slam homer to highlight he game while wild cat huiler bonnie mcdougall fanned eight feigns bailers ji landsooixhigh picked up four hits to lead the hometown slug- geis in thv game- the locals colkvuil their first run in the lirsi inning seven in the second four in the thiixl eight in tlo big louilh ami lour rooiv each in me nud two miii- zas mcfkmgall sliiiiorliinl and man- golem had three hits apiece vhile li khv gail ti-v- er ka chisholm und iviuna landsborough bad singles each bonnie mcdougull tanned six shands swingers and her mates pounded out 22 safeties in the saiunduy win the cats weiv in control lnm start to llnish and vol oil to hi loi iu llu firs inning with live runs sin gle runs in the thiixl lourth and tilth iml another five urn spluige in the sixth made the scoiv lv lor the locals nearly all the young ladies got into the acton hit parade as li kirhv iiillccted tluxv ilailvs oiihein one p wheeler uvo jo i aiulshnroiigh lour honnlc mcdougall two hev hiinullo one lwm dunn one lauile clikholm one maty go lem two sandra slliigeilmid thuv and ktv thisholm two in their only setback of llu week west gtiralim t illicit tor two runs in the sixth inuinu to come up with a win ovoi the w i i d cut s jo i aihlshotiiuuh went iho iusuukv lor llu loseis ami ielileil lluve ixuis in the tiist one ill ihejhhil ivvoin the lourlh diul one it llin lmli she simck out six atloii col- idled ij hllv with jall ltvi jo i aiulslminuigh mitrv gilem ka ihlslmlm and samlra slin get laud gelling two cull single hits went in i i kiib turn oium anil 1 utile thlsholiu th artnn trff prr thurhny july 7 9a sports page zmusffltrztxrw its splash time again at the pool presentation rotes gomes highlight baptist pknk a ion uipiul chiiii h sikkiuv man dcvrir- oirli kick tto si lniiil li nit it km k mr mid si iieiie dcvliis iiovt iiiimi villain iiii siiiihiiv kuk he sihk slmmon darker i mi s in i only vi vd is an i r toll iiihliiii loi viiuill l llmlu maklon uiul hob uluu the game of lacrosse by howard pcarce like most minor sports in ac ton ineimssc has a gieat ileal ol potential no sport plavedin canada lias a liner tradition standings halton sfnior a of july vy gbl 4 caniphelkille u dundjs s burlington prcmcn 5 georgetown 5 oakxille s hamilton 4 9 miluxn i 2 fitvre games vetl jul c milton georgetown burlington at miljon thurdn jul t c helix ille at duralas sal july oakxille preston sun julv 10 preston at burlington hamilton at dun- das oakville at campbells ille mon jiuly ii georgetown at milton rural minor softball bantam standings w l t pts pet omagh 3 0 0 6 1000 hombv 3217 583 kilbride 12 13 375 drumquin 0 3 0 0 000 midget standings w l t pts pet at ha mp- at than laixsse it deserxes lo he tailed iho canadian game be cause its loots uv deep in oui liktorx fvcixone realizes that the popukirilv ol this game gaall ilc iviseil dining the ivlsos hut now it is coming back with ircat enthusiasm itoi only at the senior lewis but iuiuui uk i minor down to iu- xicesot vight yours old for nunv xvais hot ore aiul afier the turn ol the century lacrosse- was a major sport in this count rx and the names of lacrosse- greats were on cxerv bmv tongue it was trulv a na tional giime becausv it was pla- ed bv tile english and french speaking canadians aiul bv the indians who invented it pix fesional and unateur leagues nourished and the game spred to englind australia and the iuited states lacrosse has much in its lav or it ixis iveen called the fast est gaine on txvo leet it is a game of skill not brute force tvontiuiv li popuhu bellel and the lillk fellow can heat his laigei oppuneni bv superior ah iiiin it van lie plaxeit in all kinds ol xveither m our iiieiiii enuiiunciii is not cvpeiisivv it is an exiiling game lo watch hos culuy it i iv men ilouslx tlieiv is soiuellilug- alvmi tlie slickwoik and leant work eatcliiiig aiul ihixving the ball eluding vour oppon ent and shooting on goal that appeals lo the best nthletie spirits ol hnxs aiul young men as a conditioner laciosse is unsurpassed and some athletic directors including this one i eel that thk advantage nlone jusiities it inclusion in their spoils uirilctilum because ol the er fact that a stick is emploved the game develops sell control it is iioohii that puvnls and chihlreii w ill consider laciosse a wholesome and valuable lonn of i ecixmt iiinal activity our piogiam xv on ul lake anv child wishing to trx- this line sport give this pleat canadian vu- hall a cliaiuv let the xtiiuii tellows lix it and it will sell itself another busy weekend as 2317 cars at kelso lowville 6 0 0 12 1000 hombv 4 1 0 8 800 glen williams 2 4 0 4 333 drumquin 1 3 0 2 250 moffat 0 5 0 0 000 kelso park near milton heights had another husv xveek- end over the threeday holiday period as drivers ol 23t7 ve hicles paid admission to the 400- acne playground sunda crowd of 1120 saw the park busy but it xvas far behind the previous weekends record of 1736 cars in a single dav there xvere 650 cars there friday and 547 on saturday midweek attendance is also roberts elliot earn laurels as merchants top oakville twice wednesday night camp- bcllxille 1 ought back trom the brink ol deleat and finally in extra inbings turned on oak xille and conquered them by a 72 score there were many heroes in this thrilling xictory in tact the campbellxille club put out a real team eltort but veterans jack roberts and bill elliot provided the most dra matic moments as they both snatched victory avvav trom oakxille roberts doubled in two runs to lie the scoie in the seventh when the oaks were only one out awav trom a win and in i he bottom half ol the inning el liots great running catch in deep leltcentiv ended the in ning for oakxille with the win ning run sitting on third john mckenie went six and two thiids innings for oakxille bclorc giving xvav to don craig between them thev jtaxe up sex- en runs oft nine hits thex struck out eight and walked two harrx hamilton in six and odc third innings gave up txxo runs otf six hits he struck out fixe and walked three jack roberts the winner in relief xvorked just one and txvo thirds of hitlcss innings a he shut the oaks out and struck out one batter going into the boltom of the sixth it was a scoreless tie with campbellxille having three hits and oakxille txvo mackax op ened the halt inning bx doub- fng down the leftfield line and xvas sacriliced to third drxdvn then singled down the right field line and an outfield error per mitted him to gt to third hals single then drove in an other run and it was 20 tor oakville cairns doubled to open the top of the seventh but after an infield out and a strikeout he xxas still sitting on second and oakville was just one out awav from victory elliots single ad- xanced cairns to third and then roberts came in as a pinch hit ter and drove the first pitch to deep left centre scoring both runs and thus making it a 22 the a walk and a double put men on second and third with onlv one out for oakville in the bot torn of the seventh expecting a squeeze play campbellville brought in roberts as he is a top fieldingpitcher to hurl for hamtttea the nuwt was call ed but the batter missed the ball and the runner was out at the plate then elliot made his great catch and it went into ex tra innings this seemed to be all campbellville needed as in the top of the eighth they scor ed live runs on ken moores double singles bv al wingrove and earl cairns a walk and lour oakv ille errors in the bot tom ol the eighth oakxille had a base runner by xirtue of an error bill he xvas quicklv wiped out in a double plav and ro berts stmck hall out with four pitched balls to end the game dick bondy had two hits tor oakxille xvhile mackay doubl ed and dryden hall and me- feelers singled earl cairns hit a double and two singles for campbellville ken moore dou bled and singled jack roberts doubled and al wingroyc stu king bill elliot and harrv hamilton all singled footnotes the xvin helped solidilx- campbellxilles position in first place xviih a record of 10 xvins and one loss r h e cx ille 000 000 25 7 10 2 oakville 000 002 00 2 6 3 cville hamilton roberts 7 and wingrove oakx ille mckenie and capstick high since the heat wave be gan and a total of 216 cars were recorded 1or wednesday and thursday of last xveck kelso superintendent ross johnson urges parents to keep a walchlul eye on their child ren while visiting the park sev eral times each day parents re port missing children to the life guards at the pool wading pool or lake swimming areas this means the swimming areas must be emptied and searched a delay ol al least 15 minutes each time and ihe child us ually turn op in another part ol the park or in a car on a busy dav this could happen 10 times and ils rather exasperat ing for the officials mr john son reports iiv iminct uiul swimniiui imii in llllki 1 plicillliilioil in mi mil mi i luvil lluliiii mul lam 1 1 v who an- iiinviiii in ill iii ilillownji lire tin- nil lln- imiiiii anil i airs ilium du ll iy idi- il vmi aiiiikv hi vii- il kv i nil mil sli viii milllli- in is 710 vi h niik v lliilinii i illlui dt-vni- mil dl on- i win- hoy 7 hi vn hiilii ii nil miii lilli i hid- lliiiilllll hill si oil llllki gills iiii- aye ii ll hiiy gin li lii-iii- diaiu- mil vwikiv nuliin- hii 1 1 ii i ii ll sllillloll hillrl hid iyll luiilili lnlii- mil inl- i j 1 1 lllll iyjl i ii i i hill i illllll mill ilil lliv- i1l il iikiii i ii iiiiii v mviiis wlni iii il low i an- jill i ii ll di-iiisi- i nit j 1 1 i ll liiiil i l si1ii11 lailnh imiiiiiiii and unl mrs ii i irl win ii til iiiini hiiniiiii mil null mlini liuiliniiii iiiiikwiiik lln- raimii and i at i- 1 iviivmir iinvid i pit nil aipp i acton recreation summer schedule s 3j cooling off in the wading pool for the sum mer will be several youngsters taking swim ming instruction as part of the summer play ground program top photo shows swimming instructor trudy morris giving instruction to her young charges included in the photo are steve daigle billy manes robert ajien russell allen glenn jocque john gordon gordon bruce st iff ill loi timmy daigle ronnie hefner debbie neely and mary jean 4j bottom photo shows as sistant instructor paul cooper observing as an other group makes a big splash included are steven mcgillovvay fred allan brian larsen tom devnes nancy frank steven mcknight and barbara turkosz 29 hits 22 runs villagers edge dundas in fence buster craii georgetown didnt show for own game we vvent to georgetoxvn on sundav but georgetown wasnt there campbellville midget manager tom mitchell reported this week as a result the vil lagers xvill probably be awarded the scheduled halton countx- midget game bv default in tbtlr only other scheduled activity this week the villagers boxved to waterdown 112 pete andrexxs had two singles and txvo walks for a perfect day at the platei and bill dennis doubl ed once and xvalked three tim es neil robertson singled tx ice and jack mayes and doug mc laughlin each had singles john austen started on the mound for the villagers and al lowed four runs in onethird of an inning he gave up four campbellville turned back second place dundas bv a score of 1 110 in campbellville sunday afternoon in a thrilling slugtest although dundas out- hit the league leaders 1514 campbellville won the total base duel 21 to 22 as they had lour doubles to the visitors one and thae home runs to dun das txxo five pitchers saxv service in the x degree heat as wilson and litgen for dundas allowed 11 runs oft 14 hits thev walked three and struck out seven rin- toul hamilton and roberts all worked tor campbellville and thev gave up ten runs off 15 hits thev walked eight and st ruckout si starter wilson was the loser xvhile huirv ham ilton who worked six innings in the middle ol the game was the loser dundas jumped into a 40 lead oil mallei ralph rintoul in the lirst kraxvcxk xvalked but was thrown out stealing bv wingrove martino singled mc nab walked and both advanced on an intield out an error by- rook ic second baseman rick repta a xxalk and a single bv van sickle then produced four unearned runs and brought in hamillon to put out the fire campbellxille came right back- with three in their hall on an error txvo xvalks an infield out and elliots single dundas made it 63 in the top ot the second when thev scored two more on a walk followed bv larv wlsons home run r repta hit his tirst homv o the season in the fourth to cut the lead to 64 but in the top of the walks and txvo hits garnet mit chell finished the game and al lowed 12 hits and seven runs in sit and twothird innings he walked four and stmck out five fitth mcnab singled and wil son homered again to make it 84 bill elliot made a greau trv in centre field as he appeared lo have the ball on a great catch but crashed into the centre held lence just as he was catch ing it and iarred the ball out of his glove over the lence campbellville came hack strongly in the bottom hall ol the fifth wirh three run on singles bv moore and king and doubles by elliot and dredge this made it 87 campbellville finally took the lead in the sixth when with one out hamilton doubled and scored on win- groves double litgen then re placed wilson on the mound loi dundas and was greeted bv a line drive homerun over the right field fence bv moore earl cairns then hit a mammoth home run high into the trees across the road in right field to make il 1 1 it lor campbellville and suddenly the shoo was on the other loot dundas was far from through and thev came back with one in the seventh when wilson singled went to second on a walk to third on an infield and scored on van sickles single a double plav got campbellville out of truublc m the eighth with roberts pitching and in rlie ninth with one out arnold sing led and a walk put men on lirst and second and a bunt single bv litgen loaded the bases kra- cyk then grounded to inst campbellville tried for the double plax- but onlv got one- man and arnold scored to make it 1110 the next batter walked to load the bases again and then roberts struck out mcxjab to end the game footnotes it was the liflh game ol the season that camp bellxille has won bv a single um and it made their seasons iv- lind xvin against one loss larx wilson wnh two home- runs nut a single led the dun das attack don mcphail hit a double and a sinyle and jim marl i no and van sickle each had two singles the other hits xveie garnered bx fcravvsxk mcnab wikens arnold evans and litgen ken moore hit a homer and ivvo singles loi campbellville al wingrove bill elliot elmer diedge and harrx hamilton each hit a double and a single eail cairns and rick repta homered and stu king singled campbehlx ijle next home game will be against oakville oil sunday july 10 at 230 pm r h e dundas 420 020 101 10 15 2 cbellxflle 100 w 00 11 14 3 dundas wilson litgen 6 and i nolcl i camphellville riiitmil ham ilton 1 robeils 7 and win grove lakeview discount centre 126 main st 85311 so supplier for tiles draperies wallpapers glidden paints prehnished plywoods staff holidays our service shop will be closed from july 25th to august 6th inclusive so that our employees may enjoy their holidays parts pumps and sales will be in operation as usual your cooperation is solicited thompson motors acton ltd as main st n 8532370 llii itii mil diimik- onniil inliliin ioiihs pin ill vvvv keys made whue you wait hirtfons 5c1 store vvfcvvvvi sports corner 124 mill st e it wilbur phone 833 2160 vacation needs lewiscraft kits for the childran a variety of summer fun for 995 woods or western tents and campers supplies ccm bikes and trikes new used and repairs at sports corner park and community centre thursday july 7 3 p i rclef s4iig 8 15 pm faens soocll i d a v- l- kll saturday july 9 9am minor lafoive 8 u roller staling 10 pm teen dance monday july 1 1 7 30 p in senior cidzenv shuffle board 8 30 p m girls softball llillsluith vs at ion tuesday july 12 8pm roller skating 8 15pm- mens softball ijtja vs herbs dtlivcrv wednesday july 13 7 00 prn aamor lacrosse something new something different fol roller skating and dancing saturday july 9 bill warden and the teejays live and recorded music roller skating 8 pjm to lo pm dancing follows 10 pm to 1 130 pm admission 50c hornby ball clubs 19th annual garden party i greatest hit of the season to be held at hornby community park saturday july 16 v featuring boys softball game 7o0 pm sharp glen williams vs carlisle halton dairy princess will be presented the streetsville children of the stone band will b ien following the bell game all star stage program at 845 chuck ford elaine hardman gene snead gord emrson johnny mooring donnie poirier carol kennedy lonce king the musicalaires roth mckinny vince mounfford host and emcee adults ootssssrsjt good parking facilities and pa system

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