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4 the aoon free press wednesday december 3 1969 fanners upset fergus 84 mcduffe fires hat trick nm meoatfa and three jen rem jsadt tot ootdei an and 1 1 1 1 i on m fourth best dou locssswbia and keair laatniamm laid aston tamtam hast sealed iste otfcar tereaar o thee- saoond arln of the year saer an s4 apes of ferew fryers dotal bast kevin rltat harold tsweaaaew taanani sot out four minor panama and ftvrt oahea slat cfcwtttal owtajtlo iwt itanoimcs w t l hi uin s t gttmjtlomn 4 i lstcee 4 dartum 4 qiatsvnharl 3 tapis 1 acta i ii 9 i je 4 ft 4 3 3 1 novices down ching holmes scores four bruce modufpti tahimfa sxeeted no tiree ejertanej on in soareefieec leef neght moduha look nam frans jan mlddest and boat th fan toail at the u aasond spark of th firot period tarawa tear mm heeded aftar that leedinf 21 m th and of the f bat period and 83 aftar two framos top scorers g g ttenaaa d 9 jtluiu6 4 jbobbl 7 kbea u s proctor l 7 gauesoottls ekoba 4 caor jlowa l-anais- darkaeis acton 7 ctsaluiiwfl s gaaretlowe 8 axtoa a lanka 3 doisaa i 14 ii 10 17 acton tanners trapped a clou bo decision to georgetown raider friday night and will try to gat back on ik winning track this friday night whan durham huskies coma to town th club execuliva ha dasignatad th night uual th tenners night and all public school children will b admitted fraa front row i to r bruc thomaion harry phllllpa gordi ball john mason jan rtddell phil merto slu mcdonald fit anthony back row i to r harold yowftilay frad buchanan jim james jack poot kevin hall doug lockerbie bruc mcouffe max mutelius back coach rut bowman staff pholo hkky holmes scored four goals in i ho third period saturday as acton novices came from behind to down chlnguacousys b kim 42 the win was aclons second of lli year and combined with three ties uses have gained gives them a total of seven points the shifty centre scored his first goal on a pats from ford alton at 2 40 to tie the score tl after mcmahon had scored in i he second period for chinguacouty brad buchanan sal up homes second marker at 4s derksen scored for chinguacousy two minutes later tit knot live count once again but acton applied the pressure in the last five minutes and holmes tallied the winning goal 400 dub winners lucky winners in bit weeks 400 club draw were tom wier duffy kenlner bud kenlner don blaik and john tocher tanners protest 86 raider win at the legion hall activities at branch 197 by ckarik ttiimison oa behalf of use acton iii war vll i would ilia to thank use aseasben of brusca 13 port cwdjl tor tar hoasltslity they xtsjsdd ui ku wednesday ii was a bimsurr and a eesvlwae to a invited to such a lovely branch aad us fifiradtiisa was treusendous oar vry kled thoughts go to si psad bel and ur green for showing us through use lovely bulkuag i only bap usil our branch can mtorocal in th sur furur a eight or 10 fathers an badly hiitid to look alter rntdget teams in lsfsoa house league on alternate stasia midgets puy monday nights groat fi until 9 pm m jack altdrla scared 65 to walk off with th sleeks at friday rughti raeav auchr h wilkinson was second with 4 and frank uariscak teed adds 1 nona pile took th baaa eatfc a bidden teat of a a a at saturday nights mixed euchre cheryl phillips took fail plac in th women dkislon with 57 windy fabians 35 look second plac honors lynda dalton won th bacon willi a hidden scon of 39 in the nuns division gord junes ctsiftsad the steaks after posting a scor of 61 aim llall finished second with sb and o s boyd won the bacon with a hidden score of 37 legion c 3 fbeftua 53 30 club 53 beuaua snack bar 51 uaton a so ivias barber shop 4 luliibl taal 45 suiion llolel 4j laaloaa41 tanners 4i ray aesew b a patienl in guelph general hospltal bob angau at hoes with a cast on hit foot we svati them both a ipsedy recovery acton tanners came within a hair of upsetting the powerful georgetown raiders here friday night but chances are ihe game may still be awarded to acton raiders won use nip and luck battle 86 but tanner officials lions tie hockey guelph calendar present ttiisdiiifs in crtbbag leaau are the legion ss touosvs midgets lose two games acton midgets dropped two tticounty league games recently sunday afternoon acton went down to defeat 102 at the hands of a powerful brampton team then last night hespeler downed the locals 81 here pete morrison and gary turkoaz scored for acton sunday morrison scored the only acton goal in last nights encounter thursday dec 4 guelph vs pee wees 700 ptettsa v juvaagei too waytcs c- dtuham vs tenners 830 saturday dec 6 huron b vs novscei 130 guelph vt bantams 230 sunday dec 7 ive wees at buiunaton 510 bantanu at burlington ft 30 uidgels at burlington 730 juveniles at buiunaton 840 tuesday dec 9 guelph vs uldgeli 800 novices at georgetown 700 pee wees at georgetown 800 bantams at georgetown 900 kitchener whips 4town bantams actons 4town bantam team dropped a 93 decision to kitchener in their first exhibition game in hespeler sunday aclun played well but werent able to cope with the strong kitchener crew roger swan scored all three acton goals charlie mccrea picked up two assists and jamie davidson notched one tfetej w quctea fvotw the tjvttttd of spoet by denis gibbons ever twee the final gun sounded at the montreal autostade sunday theres been considerable discussion among sports fans about two questions a would saskatchewan have won under belter field conditions and b did russ jackson really deserve the games mvp award or ware the ballots actually cast the night before 1 dont think theres any doubt that saskatchewans mam offensive weapon bruning fullback george reed was minimized by the sloppy condition of the field big george was held to jusl 28 yards rushing ui 1 1 carries however both teams had to put up with the field and on his particular sunday frank clairs ottawa crew adjusted more readily and made the moat of a bad situation unlike hookey or baseball playoff series where losing teams get a second chance football championships are decided in one game and its the team thats up for that particular game that brings home the bacon the baltimore colts found that out ui miami ust january after that game many people still said the colts could take the jets four out of five unfortunately for the colts they played the fifth game tint the second question can probably be debated for the test of tlmetlorl stewart and jim mankins both had outstanding games and jerry campbell and don sutrterln turned in superb defensive efforts offensive guards tom schuette and dave braggint executed blocking a perfectly especially on the 80 yard screen pass play to stewart but ilg the rudder that steers the ship and in the game of football the rudder it the quarterback russ jackson steered ottawas ship to victory sunday with superb play calling pinpoint passing and the poise of a real pro after dropping 70 and 72 decisions to georgetown and brampton two tricounty league powerhouses acton lions juveniles bounced back to tie guelph i i in a game here last night coach jim james and manager carl timbers were pleased with the teams showing last night craig weldon played a fine game in goaj and our defense cleared the puck well coach james commented mike cooper scored actons goal with jim stevenson and joe tan drawing assists guelph served three of the five minor penalties in the game juves dressed only nine players for sundays game but still trailed only 42 at the end of the second period uoyd smallwood was chosen actons mvp for the game lloyd scored one goal and assisted on the other by bob andrews georgetown with several exjunior c players in their lineup were just too much for acton to handle thursday night here paul presswood scored twice for the winners and hugh williams bui bauer douo wiles bruce lewis and benny heppes each scored once juves host preston here thursday night at 8 then travel to burlington for a sunday night encounter acton defeated preston 32 earlier this year and coach james is confident his team can make it two in a row acton craig weldon bill muelbaclier mike cooper bob andrews bui field joe tan charlie gidden dave leblanc siu mccuuoch jim stevenson ken marshau clare snow have registered an official protest with ihe oha claiming that five raiders have not yet signed oiia players cards georgetown failed to produce their cards when asked by referee don laurence of hespeler before the game dennis snider one of five former tanners in llse raider lineup opened the scoring at use five minute mark of the fust period and jack gudgeon nude it 20 before the period ended raiders outscored the locals 43 in the second stanza to nuke the score 63 wayne davison tallied two georgetown goals and blake inglis and dennis arlims notched one apiece bruce mcduftc slu mcdonald and harold towntley replied for acton towiuley had another goal disallowed when referee laurence ruled one of his diols had not crossed ihe goal line after wayne davidson scored his third goal of the night at the eight second mark of use final frame tanners came on like a house afire and liad raiders on the run for the rest of the game bruce mcdulfe scored on a pass from jim james at the 59 second mark and jan riddall narrowed the count to 75 with mcduffe and towntley assisting just three minutes later blake inglis scored his second of the game for georgetown at i2s8 and harold townsley counted his second for acton at 1730 to complete the scoring mcduffe and rlddau assisted on the play wayne davison paced the raider win with a hat trick blake inglis scored twice and jack gudgeon dennis schneider and dennis adams added one each gudgeon and jack davidson collected three assists apiece while terry lane had two and adams and bill dwyer chipped in with one apiece bruce mcduffe and harold tosvmley each tallied two goals and two auisls for acton stu mcdonald and jan rlddau each scored once and piiu mario and jim james sdded assists raiders served 10 of the 17 penalties lisnded out by referee laurence durham huskies make their first visit lo town friday night at 830 the night has been designated meet the tanners night and au public school children will be admitted free lnptriod g snider 5 00 g gudgeon i davidson dwycs 3nd period w davidson lanell7 ucduffe sluio 834 inatls gudgeon adims adsntt 1529 unassisted at 1216 with only ii aeconda lef in the gam llolmel added an lrtitlrno goal jeff shields and doug mcknighf assisted on the play chlnguacouty served two of the three minor penalties handed out by referees george mcpfuul and joe terr novices play lit htspeler tonight at 71 5 then host mulons 8 team saturday al 130 acton mark morrison roger ord shane withers scott withers ricky llolnwt ford alton mike morris larry brown doug mckjilgw scott malcolm dave mcguioway norm thornhui brad buchanan jeff shields brampton edges peewees 32 acton ys men peeweea made a fine showing despite dropping a tough 32 decision to brampton sunday afternoon in a tricounty league game in brampton the flower town lads led 30 al one itage but acton bounced back to narrow llse score to 32 on goals by gerald harden from ruu van fleet and john hansen unaislued coach barry inscoe pulled his goalie with 35 seconds remaining in the game but the locals werent able to get the equalizer mike luty and hob in inscoe were holler than firecrackers in llse aclon nets and robbed brampton players on several good scoring opportunities tin acton defense cleared ihe puck well ihrouglsoul the game peewees mike their next start against guelph here tlturiday night al 7 then play in burlington sunday afternoon at 5 10 acton mike luty robin inscoe gsry baiden gerald barden john hansen kent kenlner joe kenlner jeff towntley kuis van fleet john mccutcheon wayne allan steve brunelle john ashley john scoyne jim hurley 849 gudgeon 1 davidson dgeoi uage ucdoiujd townsley 1738 tosvnuey 1 840 3rd period g w davidson une 08 a mcduffe lames 59 a r i d dell towndcy 359 g inglis gudgeon towntley industrial point parade mcduffe riddjll 17 30 1358 mcduffe blow press lakevtcw lleueri nielsens t pis 0 10 dominion whips milton 102 acton dominion hotel trounced milton legion 102 in united sliuffieboard league action last thursday dominion host oakville house this thursday char lie thomson presents dave heverty with his championship trophy at the minor soccer association banquet at the legion curling cues the tee is now in al the new curling club building a work crew pjinted the whole ice urface and the circles in saturday and finished the work on monday evening we will be curling this week hopefully on thursday anyone who is interested will be jbe to try the game so if you would like to give it a try contact bill toth at k53o660 the draw committee is busy arranging the schedule and regular curling will start next week blows keep presses rolling but lakeview coming on fast blow press fought back from a 41 deficit to edge hellers 76 and maintain their hold on fust place in the acton industrial hockey league sunday night in the second game lakeview discount moved into second elace with a 72 win over llelsens clothing the win was the fourth in a row for lakeview keven hau led blow press to victory with a three goal one assist performance john cunningham scored twice and ed hiuier and steve goy added one apiece john mason collected three assists while goy and bill coon each notched one ron mellon tallied tluee goals and assisted on another for hellers gary ritchie counted two goals and an assist and cluck milne scored once ron heller helped out on two markers and gary taiuefer howard dwyer and bui cook each picked up an assist cook served two minor penalties for hellers while ritchie dwyer and taiuefer each sat out one steve goy received the only blow press penally goalie wayne wilson was a tower of strength for nielsens in the nightcap holding highscoring lakeview to just two goals in the fust two periods but the defending league champs rattled in five unanswered goals in the third stanza to wrap up the win league scoring leader stu mcdonald and ernie waller paced the lakeview win with a pair of goals and an assist each dave papillon added a goal and two helpers and dave sproslon and gerry van der eyken scored a goal each george cook and larry porte both assisted oh two goals ron schmidt and larry mcafee scored the nielsen goals barry wilson gord mason russ masales and ray stull each couected an assist j wales sat out two penalties and gord mason was banished once craig weldon and bob andrews handled the officiating chores for both games maple rock shootwt range gunsnuthing gun sales trap and rifle shooting 8530555 acton bantams downed twice pti 19 18 ib 17 16 is 11 ii ii ii stu mcdonald l ron mellon ii denis gibbons l ed hluser b dave sproston l dsve papillon l john qjnnlnghjni d bui coon b kevin hill b gerry van der eyken l this weeks games 7 pm ileuers vi nielsens 830 pjn lakeview vt blow press have you heard about the karate expert who rolled down the window of hiscar lo signal for a left hand turn he chopped a volkswagen in half aclon fuefighter bantams suffered two lossei in tricounty league action last week hespeler downed ihe bants 61 here thursday night ihen brampton shut them out 40 in brampton sunday ron loutetl scored actons only goal thursday night as llse locals experienced an offnighl ricky bonnette did play well in goal however bantams travel lo hespeler for a return game tonight at 8 15 then play host to guelph saturday afternoon at 230 1 11 k aftalsva jafcat f f t3leglfw i u 1 can tall my presents cam from spom comfi action in the acton industrial hockey laagua this year hat beet fast and furious kara nielsens defenaeman gut holm throw a little artow as ed hlllser 6 of blow prats speeds past nielsen goalie wayne wilson four teems play a cloiiblahaatlar every sunday night at th community cantraistaff photo vou meet the best of people at the station join the fun go ski- 1970 drop in now and sb our stock or 1970 skidoos 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