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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1953-01-15, Page 15District Schools Set Basketball Schedule ' The Huron Secondary Schools basketball schedule for the 1953 season has been set. Four teams are represented in the group4 Sea- forth, Wingham, Goderich and Clinton, and the winner of the group will advance into the WOSSA play-offs in London. Wed., Jan. 21-Clinton at Sea- forth Fri., Jan. 23-Winghhm at Goder- ich Mon., Jan. 26-Wingham at Clin- ton, Wed., Jan. 28-Goderich at Clin- ton, Seaforth at Wingham Fri., Jan. 30-Seaforth at Goder- ich Wed., Feb. 4-Gocierich at Wing- ham, Seaforth at Clinton Mon., Feb. 9-Clinton at Goderich Wed., Feb. 11-Clinton at Wing- ham, Goderich at Seaforth Fri., Feb. 13-Wingham at Sea- forth 0 CLINTON COLTS SCORING POINTS Pens. in Player G A Total Mins. McEwan 23 20 43 4 May 12 8 20 6 Hanly 8 8 16 4 Edgar 6 10 16 2 Dolmage 6 9 15 10 Counter 6 6 12 6 Bartliff 4 5 9 `34 Strong 5 2 7 2 M. Colquhoun 5 1 6 2 Schoenhals ,. 1 4 5 16 Wilson . 1 2 3 0 K. Colquhoun 0 3 3 20 (Includes game played Jan. 13). SKATES SHARPENED WE HAVE FINEST EQUIPMENT LENGTHWISE and HOLLOW GROUND FOR BEST RESULTS Nelson's MACHINE SHOP Clinton ,r4 -4414- .117 .11• McEWAN'S GIGANTIC Boxed Stationery SALE Continues For One More Week Fancy Boxed Stationery These would make ideal prizes for your bridge or euchre, party McEwan 9 s Gift and Stationery Store The largest crowd of the season, over 900, witnessed a first class hockey match last Saturday even- ing as the Clinton Colts played one of their better games and out- fought the Milverton Dominions to win a close 10-9 decision and bring them within two points of second place in the group standing. McCallum opened the scoring one minute after the opening face- off as he whipped a fast shot past Nediger from in front of the net. Three minutes later Harry Mc- Ewan was left uncovered in front of the Milverton cage and rifled home a ten-foot shot. Bartliff re- ceived a penalty for hooking but the Colts checked very closely and Milverton couldn't get their power play working. Bartliff had just returned to the ice when Murray Colquhoun picked a loose puck up at centre ice and raced in on his opposite wing to fire a low shot into the bottom left hand corner to give the Colts a lead that they never relinquished. Milverton did tie matters up but May scored it the final minute of the period. Second Period Clinton took complete charge early in the second. Hanly counted once and McEwan twice to give the Colts a 6-2 edge as the Domin- ions seemed to crumble, under the continued pressure. Late in the period Milverton 'took over and scored two goals in the last two minutes as the Colts appeared very tired. , High Scoring Third Both teams pulled all the stops in the final period. A total of nine goals were scored, five to Milverton and four to the Colts. Milverton continually pulled with- in one goal of the Colts only to have the home team score again.. McCallum, C. Westman and J. Westman were the best for Mil- verton, scoring four times in the final twenty minutes; Counters two goals in the last minutes prov- ed to be the margin of victory. The genie although inclined to be rough, was very cleanly prayed. The referees, Robertson and Mc- Fadden from London are fast be- coming favourites with the local fans. These two officials are al- ways 'in complete charge of the game and the players and fans cannot speak too highly of them. Scoring Siurnriary First Period: Milverton, McCal- lum (C. Westman, J. Westman) 1,00; Clinton, McEwan, 4.40; Clin- ton, M. Colquhoun, 10.01; Milver- ton, C, Westman (1VIcCallurn, Westman) 16.45; Clinton, May, 19.20. Penalties: C. Kipfer (trip- ping), Bartliff (hooking), K. Col- quhoun (tripping). Second Period: Clinton, Hanly (Dolmage, May) 5,43; Clinton, Mc- Ewan, 6.30; Clinton, McEwan (Schoenhals) 15.55; Milverton, Mc- Callum, 17.20; Milverton, Ayre8 (Flood) 19.40. Penalties: Schoen- hals (tripping), Dolmage (inter- ference), Yost (hooking), C. Kip- fer (tripping). Third Period: Milverton, McCal- lum (C. Westman, Yost) 5.42; Clinton, May, 7.09; Milverton, Kemp (R. Kipfer) 7.20; Clinton, Edgar, 8.54; Milverton, C. West- man (Yost), 13.04; Clinton, Coun- ter (M. Colquhoun) 14.47; Milver- ton, J. Westman (C, Westman, McCallum) 15.20; Clinton, Counter (McEwan) 18.10; Milverton, J. Westman (McCallum) 18.53. Pen- alties: Dolmage (roughing), Yost (roughing). 0 Kippen Gun Shoot At the weekend shoot held by the Kippen Gun Club, Charlie Par- kinson, London, and William Lurn- by, Goderich were high with 43 out of the first 50. John Anderson, Hensall, broke his first 25 straight. The following scores were made: Shot at 125, Tom Allen, London, 107. Shot at 75, .Harvey Mathers, Exeter, 55; John Anderson, 60; C. Parkinson, London, 63. Shot at 50, Kipfer, Exeter, 36; Norman Harburn, Staffa, 37; Lloyd Ven- ner, Hensall, 40; A. Gilbert, God- erich, 38; E. Harburn, Staffa,. 37; William Beck, Goderich, 38; Will- iam Venner, Hensall, 39; William Lumby, Goderich, 43. Shot at 25, T. Sherritt, Hensall, 19; H. Green, Exeter, 17; Jack Peck, Kippen, 19; William Kyle, 19. Londesboro 13.A.'s Win Two Games From Brussels Londesboro 13,A.'s overwhelmed Brussels 13-8 in a scheduled WOAA Intermediate "D" hockey match,in Brussels last Wednesday night. The same teams met again in Blyth Friday evening and Lon- desboro again won, this one by an 8-3 score. Londesboro 13-Brussels 8 In the first meeting of the two teams, in Brussels, Jack Lee scor- ed five times, Glen Carter twice and Kernighan twice. The B,A,'s roared ahead in the second period and were never seriously threat- ened. A. Willis was the outstand- ing player for Brussels, scoring three times.. Londesboro 8-Brussels 3 , In Blyth last Friday night, seven players scored goals for Londes- bore; Kernighan being the only player to get two. Single counters went to Lee, Cantelon, Wood, Pec- kitt, Carter and Bromley. LONDESBORO: goal, Ives; de- fence, Peckitt, Cowan; centre, Cantelon; wings, Carter, Kernig- han; subs, Lee, Wood, Bromley, Armstrong, Tamblyn, Fairservice, Riley, Pattefson., BRUSSELS: goal, Jewell; de- fence, Watson, Edgar; centre, 0. Riley; wings, A. Willis, B. Willis; subs, Hesselwood, Travis, Brown, McDonald, Wildfong. `PAGE TEN Clinton Colts Take 10-9 Decision Over Milverton On MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS Every Suit Individually Tailored SAVE 20.00 to 25.001 Be early for Best Selections! 150 All-Wool Suitings At This One Low Price 59.50 EXTRA PANTS FREE , 25 TOP QUALITY SUITS Sizes 35 to 44 January Sale,Price . . . 39.50 Herman's Men's Wear PHONE 224W CLINTON CLINTON NEVA78-RPCORD. HOCKEY STANDING Following is the standing of the Intermediate .13" hoc- key group which includes the two local hockey teams. (including games played Jan. 14) W I. T G A Pts. Milverton 7 5 0 112 85 14 Centralia, 6 1 1. 86 63 13 Mitchell 5 3 2 88 71 12. Clinton Colts 5 6 0 82 101 10 N. Hamburg 2 5 1 48 62 5 Clinton, E. 1 6: 0 43 o. Playoff Race Tightens, N Hamburg Whips Colts New Hamburg's play--off hopes were revived on Tuesday evening when they defeated Clinton's (fourth place) Colts in a hard- fought game played in New Ham- burg. The score was not a good indication of the play as the Colts were in charge for most of the game but they could-hot capitalize on their many opportunities. New Hamburg, although outplayed, scored most' of their goals on .breakaways. Ice conditions were not as good as usual, with the weather playing havoc with the natural ice. The men in charge of the New Ham- burg arena have been unable to get ice to any, depth and in some cases there is a space between the boards and the ice, making it impossible to carry the puck up the sides of the rink, this hindered both teams considerably. New Hamburg was paced• by the Boone-Honderich-McGee line who accounted for five of their goals and were always dangerous. Mur- ray Colquhoun led the Clinton at- tack 'with two goals, Wilson and McD,van notched the other mark- ers. Murray Colquhoun Stars Murray Colquhoun, who is play- ing his first season with the Colts was the scoring star of the Colts, as he fired home two first-period goals, These counters bring Mur- ray's total to five in the three games he has played and should serves as a warning to the other teams of the group that he will bear much watching. Both goal tenders Fere called upon to make many brilliant saves. Haunn had to be excep- tionally good in the first and last periods as the Colts fired shots at him from all angles. Nediger proved his worth in the second period when he outguessed Boone, Bingeman and Swartzentruber when they seemed to have him at their mercy. Scoring Summary First Period: N.H., Boone (Mc- Gee, Dufton) 2.25; Clinton, M. Colquhoun (McEwan) 4.42; Clin- ton, M. Colquhoun (McEwan, Ed- gar) 10.15; N.H., Boone (Arnold) 11.20; N.H., Helm (Honderich) 12.12. Penalties: Boone (tripping). Second Period: N.H., Boone (Honderich, McGee) 10.07; N.H., Honderich (Toman, McGee) 18,07. Penalties: Counter (tripping), M. Colquhoun (boarding). Third Period: N.H., Honderich (McGee, Boone) 8.01; Clinton, Mc- Ewan (Edgar) 10.23; Clinton, Wil- son (K. Colquhoun) 16.14, Penal- ties: Hanly (slashing), Bartliff (tripping). Centralia 11, Colts 6 Goal, Nediger; defense, Bartliff, Wilson; centre, McEwan; wings, Edgar, Colquhoun; , subs, Dolmage, Hanley, Strong,.' Counter, Colqu- houn, Tideswell. Centralia, goal, Barker; denfen- se Pumple, Needham; centre, Ellis; wings, Embury Johnson; subs Vez- ina, Beatty, Wilberforce, Smith, Todd, McLeod. Score Summery: 1. Clinton, Hanly, 6:53; 2. Cen- tralia, Embury (Ellis) 10:21; 3. Centralia, Ellis (Embury 11:42; 4. Clinton, M. Colquhoun (McEwan) 12:10; 5. Centralia, Johnson, (Pumple, Ellis) 15:27; 6. Centralia, Ellis (Johnson) 16:13; 7. Central- ia, Johnson (Embury) 18:17. Second Period: 8. Centralia, Johnson (Ellis), 4:34; 9. Clinton, M. Colquhoun (Wilson, McEwan) 6:28; 10. Centralia, Embury (Ellis) 7; 11. Centralia, Johnson 9:15; 12, Centralia, Ellis (Embury, Beatty), 13:25; 13. Clinton, McEwan (Wil- son), 17:56; 14, Clinton, McEwan, 18:48. Penalties: K. Colquhoun (high- sticking) ; Bartliff (kneeing) Beat- ty (charging); Bartliff (high stic- king); Johnson (high sticking); Bartliff (high sticking). Third period: 15, Centralia, Em- burg; 6:00; 16. Clinton, McEwan, (Penalty Shot) 8:13; 17. Central- ia, Embury (Ellis) 10:41. 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The fans were hardly settled in their seats when Rochon, the diminutive wingman, sank the first goal on passes from Gilhen and Garrow. Twenty' seconds lat- er Gibson tied the count convert- ing Ross Kipfer's pass. Midway through the period Ayres got the gate and before he had returned to the ice Edmonds had scored, Didduck getting credited with an assist. Gilhen received a two-minute penalty for tripping when he dumped Gibson near the boards. Milverton then roared into high gear and before Gilhen had re- turned Gibson and McCallum had scored to give Milyerton a one- goal lead. Edmonds got that one back as Aimmummik CLINTON ARENA ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE NOR THE COMING WEEK Thursday, January 15 6.30 p.m.-MIDGET HOCKEY - Wingham vs. Clinton Lions Midgets. 8.15-10 p.m.-Public Skating Friday, January 16 6.30 p.m.-BANTAM HOCKEY - Exeter vs. Clinton Lions Bantams 8.15-10 p.m.-Public Skating Saturday, January 17 9.30-11 a.m.-FREE SKATING - Public School Children 2-4 p.m.-Public Skating 9.00 p.m.-HOCKEY-Int. "B" - Clinton RCAF Electras vs. Clinton Colts. Monday, January 19 8.30 p.m.-HOCKEY-Int. "B" - Milverton vs. Clinton RCAF Electras. Bantam and Midget hockey games scheduled for this night will be postponed. Tuesday, January 20 8.15-10 p.m.-Public Skating Wednesday, January 21 2-4 p.m.-Public Skating (Pre- School Children admitted free) RCAF Night at Lions Arena - Clinton Lions Club have given the RCAF Station free use of the Arena Thursday, January 22 8.30 p.m.-HOCKEY-Int. "B" -- New Hamburg vs. Clin- ton RCAF Electras. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 OFFICIAL OPENI4G Of Clinton Lions Arena $2,000 Worth of Prizes will be drawn; watch this column for opening night programme. FREE SKATING For all country and town Public School Children from 9 a.m. to 10.30 am. Every Saturday Morning Admission to Public Skating: Adults 35c; Children 25c he tipped Didduck's goal-mouth pass past the unsuspecting Gram) as the clock showed 16;29. Milverton really had things their own way in the second frame and the Electras were fortunate that they held the Dominions to three goals, Facing a three goal deficit in the Axial period the Electras made the most of every opportunity and scored three goals to tie the score and force an overtime period, This stanza had the partisan fans on the edge of their seats as the Electras battled to win in regula- tion time. Rochon very nearly be- came the hero in the final minute but he tipped Didduck's pass past the post with Gropp in the op- pbsite corner of the net. Boulet scored at the three-min- ute mark, of the overtime *period to give the Airforce team the lead for the first time since early in the game. McCallum tied things up two minutes and nine seconds 'later on a neat play with C. West- man and Carl Kipfer. Milverton finally ended matters TOURSDAY, JANUARY 1*, • with just 52 seconds to g ; Mc Callum again finding the mark, This goal was loudly disp ted it appeared that the lVfilverton player had batted the puck into the net with his hand.. Referee McLean ruled that the goal hag) been scored legally and the Elect- ras are still looking for their first victory. First Period:0 Electras, Rochon (Gilhen, Garrow) 1.50; Milverton, Gibson (R. Kipfer) 2.10; Electras, Edmonds (Didduck) 9.50; Milver- ton, Gibson (Kemp, R. Kipfer) 10,19; Milverton, McCallum, 12.28; Electras. Edmonds (Didduck) 16,39. Penalties: Gilhen (trip- ping), Ayres (tripping). Second Period; Milverton, C, Westman (McCallum, J. 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