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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-12-18, Page 12PAGE IVEY-AM -CLINTON NFrW$,RECORA 17-10 DAY, DTrG` A l✓l t , . leu2 Basketball .may be on the way out in Clinton. At least that is the information we can glean from those that are connected with the Clinton Trojans. The management of the Trojans is wondering just what they have to do to get a crewd at their games. They feel that they have .done their share in producing a win- ning team, one that is currently leading the league, and yet they can only get a handful of fans at their home games. it is so bad that the playera themselves have had to dig down into their own jeans and pay the referee's expenses. 'Ibis corner does not know why the sports minded people of Chrt ton do not go and see a game or two. We feel that if they went to a game that they would become ardent followers of the Trojans, Those who have tickets on the Clinton Colts Turkey Draw will be interested to know that the draw will take place between the second and third period of the New Hamburg -Colts game on Saturday night, December 20. For those who have not aa yet picked up their tickets contact any mem- ber of the team or pick one up at one of the various stores that are displaying then on their Counters. Reports coining out of Milver, ton have it that Harry Yost, Pop- Ular defence player, suffered a broken hand during the game be- tween the Colts and the Domin- ions. We hope that Harry makes a speedy recovery and will soon be seen patrolling the blue -line once more. We understand that the game Played Last Saturday night in Mitchell between the Legionaires and Clinton Electras is being pro- tested by the Electras. It seems that the Electras were leading 10- 9 when time ran out on the big time clock. The final hell did not sound until the big clock had con- s REVISED STANDARD VERSION ' • OF BIBLE ,,........6■W FANCY BOXED STATIONERY For Men and Women, Boys and Girls, all°' styles, colours and designs. Priced from 50c .to $3.50 CHRISTMAS CARDS - Individual Christmas Cards by Coutts and Rustcraft for everyone on your list 50c to $3.50 BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS -- By • Rustcraft and Coutts Hallmark - Many designs to choose from - 59c to $1.50 -44:6: i.!.:i.Q':44-attatria tz47 4a -t- 4++4 i .0s14 44 * '4 .. . ' ' 4. 4444:401,44+ 4 34 ?iF!r.�i�: 'H+.'"44+++8 ++ SPECIAL ON CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS Box -of Twelve and Tree Top reg. $1,40 for 75e Box of Twelve and Tree Top ... reg. $1.19 for 98e ty Box of Twelve Tree Balls reg. $1.35 for 89c I. 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TONY DA' ' SWEATERS DRESSING GOWNS BIL tMORl RATS out eertifteictes) + Herman's Men's Wear ItULTMd> E WAS PHONE 224W 10008V/it SillitTS tinned for quite a number of sec* onds past the sixty minute mark and during this :interval Mitchell tied the score forcing .an overtime period which the Legionaires scored again winning the game 11- 10. ''he Electras are basing their Pretest on the fact that the tieing goal was scored after regulation time had elapsed. Mitchell are going by the word of the time- keeper who apparently says that the big clock was inaccurate and that his stop watch showed that the game was not over until atter the tieing goal. We do not know who is right or wrong in this matter and we will not take any sides in the squab ble, but it might have been the fault of the time keeper who was perhaps so engrossed in the game that he forgot to stop the strug- gle at the proper time. This is a very easy thing to do and each team should be very careful in selecting their men for such jobs. HOCKEY STANDING ORA INTERMEDIATE "B" (As at Dec. 11) PWLT Pts, Milverton 3 3 0 0 6 Mitchell 3 1 0 2 4 Centralia 3 1 1 1 3 Clinton Colts 2 1 1 0 2 New Hamburg 2 0 1 1' 1 Clinton RCAF 3 0 3 0 0 Scores in Group to date Milverton 13 -Clinton Colts 6 Milverton 7 -New Hamburg 3 Milverton 12 -Centralia 8 Mitchell 6 -New Hamburg 6 Mitchell 11 -Clinton RCAF 10 Mitchell 12 -Centralia 12 Centralia 15 -Clinton RCAF 3 Clinton Colts 10 -Clinton RCAF 4 Trojans Win 59.37 Still. Undefeated Clinton Trojans racked up an impressive 59-37. win over the Wingham Comets at the CDCI gymnasium on Tuesday night to take sole possession of the top rung in the London and District Basketball Association (North Group). Playing before a very poor crowd the local team dis- played an attack that completely overpowered the Wingham cagers. Ken Arkell again paced the Trojans as they jumped to an early lead and commanded the play throughout. The locals were, scoring almost at will and their shooting, (which has been their weakness to date) was all but per- fect. Bob Elliott and George Beatty, former stars of CDC', turned in brilliant efforts counting eight points each. Lineups: Wingham Comets: Saxton 10, Currie 0, Brophy 1, Anderson, 0, Hignell 6, Lloyd 2, Conron 0, Fer- guson 18-37 points. Clinton Trojans: Humphreys 4, Wilson 2, Porter 6, Epps 1, Dal- madge,. 2, Arkell 18, Huisser 4, Postill 0, Elliott 8, Beatty 8, Den- omme 6. Half time score; 28-18 Clinton. Refrees: Allan and Sasso. F-44 4-444t Bowl For Fun! PRIZE ROLL Friday, Dec. 19 to Monday, Dec. 29 Bowl -Off --Tues., Dec. 30 .. 7.00 p.m. 1st Prize --WRIST WATCH Consolation Prizes Open Bowling Nightly Clinton Bowling Alley 46. 4.4-4 Londesboro and Blyth. In Sarne WOAA Group Schedule Announioed. Following is the WOAA Int- ermediate "C" and "D„ schedule: which. includes Londesboro and Myth :from this district, Blyth, Brussels and Teeswater are "C" teams,, while Londesboro, Neustadt, Corrie and Ripley are "D" classification, December 17-Teeswater at Ripley 27--Londesboro at Teeswater January 2 -Ripley at Neustadt 2 --,-Brussels at Blyth 5 -Corrie at Brussels 7-Londesboro at Brussels 8-Teeswater at Carrie 9-Neustadt at Ripley 9 --Blyth at Londesboro, 12• -.Corrie at Neustadt 12--.Londesboro at Ripley 13 -.Brussels at R.ipley 14 --.Blyth at Brussels 14-Teeswater at Londesboro 15 -Ripley at Gorrie 16--Neustadt at Blyth 17 -Ripley at Teeswater 20-Londesboro at Neustadt 22 -Brussels at Gerrie 23 -Ripley at Londesboro 23-Neustadt at Teeswater 26-Gorrie at Teeswater 26. -.Blyth at Ripley 26--Neustadt at Brussels 28 -Ripley at Blyth 28--Teeswater at Brussels 29 Londesboro at Corrie 30 ---Blyth at Neustadt 30 -Brussels at Teeswater February 3 -Brussels at Neustadt 4-Londesboro at Blyth 6--Neustadt at Gerrie 5 -Ripley at Brussels 6 -Blyth at Teeswater 11 -Brussels at Londesboro 12 -Blyth at Carrie 13-Neustadt at Londesboro Carrie at Blyth Colts Whip RCAF 10-4 In Opening Game (Continued from Page One) - (tripping), ` McEwan (roughing), Rochon, (10 -minute misconduct, throwing stick), S c h ecu h a is (roughing). Milverton 18 -Colts 0 The opening game of the sched- ule was far from being a profit- able one in so far as the Colts were concerned as their arch rivals, the Milverton. Dominions - trounced them 13-6. Clinton far- ed far better than the score would indicate and it was a disastrous second period that sunk the Colts'' ship. Milverton were in far bet- ter condition, at times skating the local team into the ice. Clinton led at the end of the first period 3-2 but they ran out of steam and Milverton scared seven goals in the second to build up a lead that was never in dan- ger. The final period saw both teams net the puck four times. Al May was the big gun for Clinton, scoring three goals; he seemed to be the only player that could un - track himself as he played one of his best games. Bill Tideswell played brilliantly, especially in the second period when the Dominions completely dominated the play and were coasting in unmolested, stop- ping many shots that seemed to be certain goals. Milverton showed some new faces, the most effective being McCallum and. Flood, both of whom counted three goals. Ross Kipfer and Bob Gaul were con- stant threats as usual, CLINTON COLTS: goal, Tides - well; defence, Colquhoun, Schoen- hals; centre, McEwan; wings, Bartliff, Edgar; subs, Dolmage, May, Hanly, Counter; .Wilson. MILVERTON: goal, Schmidt; defence, Ayers, C. Kipfer; centre, C. Westman; wings, J. Westman, McCallum; subs, Gaul, Yost, Flood, Gibson, R. Kipfer; sub -goal, Gropp. Referees; Gardner and Smith,. Stratford. Scoring Sununary First Period: 1 -Clinton, Hanly (May) 2.29; 2 -F -Milverton, R. Kip- fer (Gibson) 3.00; 3 -Milverton, C. Westman (McCaIlum, J. West - man) 4.01; 4 -Clinton, May (Han- ly, Dolmage) 4.56; 5 -Clinton, 146y, ;1244, Penalties: M:cEwan (slashing). Second period: 6- 11 ilvert4n, Flood (Gibson) 2,35; 7 -•--Milverton, Flood (R, Kipfer, Gibson) 3.21;. 8 --Milverton, R. Kipfer, 3,40; 9--. Milverton, J. Westman (McCal- lum,. C. Westman) 9,551 10 -Mil- verton., McCallum (J. Westman) 12,58; 11--IVIllverton„ McCallum (J. Westman) 13.16; 12--ltiilver.- ton, Flood (R. Kipfer,. Yost) 13.47; 13 -Milverton, Gaul (Flood) 14,03, Penalties: Colquhoun (slashing), May (boarding), Ca1qUhQua . (roughing), XeCallurn. (roughing).. Third Period; .14 -Clinton, Mc-• Ewart (Bartliff).-r.09; 15 --Clinton,. Haply ('Counter). 1:,53'; 16- Milver- ton, McCallum, 3,54; 17 -,-Clinton,. HanlY (Aolreage) 9.47; 18 ----Mil verton,, Gaul (Gibson) 12.37;; Milverton, R: Kipfer (Gibson, C.. Kipfer) 13.40.. Penalties: 4.111 (tripping),.. Flood (tripping).,, Yost . (slashing),. May (slashing). CLINTON ARENA ENTERTAINMENT' SCHEDULE FOR THE ,COMING WEEK. Friday, Dec. 19-- 8-T0, punk,Publit: Skating Saturday,. Dec. 2OL,-. 9-1173 a.m.--FREE SKATING ••-.,. (•Publte Sc h o 410 Children and"'ander.. • town send' reuntey 2-4' p.m. -Public Skating 9.00 p.m. --HOCKEY, OIIA Int- ermediate "B"', New Hamburg yrs... Colts. Monday, Dec.. 22--- 9-1r a.m.--FREE SKATING. (P. S. Children) 2-4 p.m. --Public Skating - it -10 p.mk--Public Skating, Tuesday, Dec: 23- 9-11 a.m,-FREE- SKATING (P. S. Children) 2-4 p.m. ---Public Skat ig 8.30 p.m. -HOCKEY, OHA 7att�- mediate "B", Mitekelh vs. Clinton Colts., Wednesday, Dec. 24- 9-11 a.m.-FREE SKATING -. (P:. S. Children) 2-4 p:m:--Public Skating 8-10 p.m.-Publle Skating, Christmas Day, Dec. 25=--•- 2-4 p.m. --Public Skating. 8-10 p.m. --Public Skating Friday, Dec. 26- 9-11 a.m.-FREE SKATING -- (P. S. Children) 2-4 p.m. -Public Skating 8-10p.m,-Public Skating, FREE SKATING During Christmas Holiday For all country and town Public - School Children from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., and Every Saturday Morning Admission to Public Skating; Adults 35c; Children 25c : SKATES SHARPENED WE HAVE FINEST EQUIPMENT: LENGTHWISE and HOLLOW,: GROUND FOR BEST RESULTS • 25c Per Pair Nelson's MACHINE SHOP Clinton -r Lights "On Target" -AND THE SPARK OF LIFE IN YOUR IGNITION! Just about time for an over- all lights -and -ignition check- up. Look at it this way --- 'or the sake of your car and your passengers, you want headlights lined up right "on the target" - not blinding the other fellow when he's heading' for you at a good clip! Also, tail -lights and stop lights are your protection against a crash in the rear - likewise your direction signals. :For the sake of quicker starts and snappier action on the road and for the sake of getting a lot more pleasure out of your car, ask. our service man for a complete lighting-0,nd- ignition checkup. Better do it today! Lorne Brown Motors Limited CH VROLE 4tOtMOI E ---Shies & SerViCe Your Friendly General Motors Dealer PHONE 367 CLINTON 31'"1131/44fl'4'41 1°44.. �uY w,rcrc 4es ' �44.: `rW b*)