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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-02-09, Page 12Clifford and Cummings paced the Juniors in, their victory march with 15 and 14 points respectively. The Clinton squad took an early lead and: were never in serious, trouble. Clinton WM. out in front. 124 at the quarter and 21-1.0 at. half time. 44500" PARTY A,C4RIOUI-4TURAL ,OFFIO4 BOARD nou FRIDAY. FEB, 10 8,00 COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS. Sponsored by Clinton Gown Bowling Ciub 4444, Colts Lose Rid. For Third Place in Big 4 Series. Clinton Colts lost all chances of reaching third place in the- WQAA. Eig-8 last night when they bowed to Ilderton Wildcats 7-.3 in a scheduled game played in Clinton. Lions Arena, It was the first time that the Cats had been able to de- feat the Colts, but for the big • game they were much .sharper than the. faltering Clinton .sextet. Ilderton went into the genie with two point margin in the stand- ing, but Clinton had a game in hand. Now wi.thi. Ilderton's win, the final game for the Colts with at. Marys can have no bearing on the final standing. Clinton took an early lead in the first period when gawan banged home Ed' gar's Pafa pass- ont from behind the net. Tam- blyn pulled the Cats back on .ey, en terms five minutes later scor- ing on Kenriecly's. pass, .Ilderton kept the Colts off-'balance with their stubborn checking And wait„ ed for breaks which they capita*, on, fl. Urlasbot and '1'0015m each scored before the period en- ded to .give Ilderton a :34 edge, Lee's crosschecking: penalty WO' the only one in the period, Ilderton outscored Clinton 2-Q in the middle period, both goals coming late in the period off the. sticks of Alumbrach and. O. shot, In the third each team .scor-. ad twice, M. Colquhoun and. Ham 157 for Clinton, P. Vrbahot and: Tamblyn with his third goal of the game for Merton, Rick 'Elliott received a shoulder' injury late in the game but it is unknown how serious the injury might be. .1,1derten:: goals Scarborough; defence, Alumbrach, Kennedy; centre, Evans; wings, D. Urbshot, ',rambling; subs, McNair, B. iJrb- shot, .Renfrew„ Charlton, Simp- sop, ShorWell. Clinton: goal, Denottane; de- fence, Counter, Elliott; centre, Megwan; wings, M. Colquhonn, Edgar; subs, Strong, Garon, Lee, Hanly,. Ifugill, K. Col- quhoun, T. Coiquhoun, Colts, Face Zurich, In Playoff Spot As a result of the week's activ- ities Clinton Colts wilt, have to be content with a fourth place finish This means, that they. will meet Zurich Flyers; who finished in fifth spot, in the first round for the cyclone trophy. Playoff dates have not been ar- ranged to date but it is expected that they will get under way the latter part of next week. WOAABg 8 Group Standing *Mitchell 21 3 0 42 Lunn 20 5 '0 40 .*Ilderton 15 31 0 32 Clinton 15 11 0 30 *Zurich 1.0 15 0 20 • Watford 717 016 *St, Marys 5 12 1 11 *Blackwell 4 16 1 10 * four point games GAMES TO PLAY Friday- Watford at Lucan Clinton at St. Marys Saturday-. Watford at Zurich Pee Wee Players Are Picked For "All-Star" Team Coaches and managers of the Kinsmen Peewee hockey league met on Tuesday evening to pick the best players from the league. The players picked will receive extra coaching and training and it is frOm this group that the team representing Clinton at Young Canada. Week in Goderich will be picked. First practice for the players will be on Friday after- noon, February 10 at 5,15 p.m. Those chosen were: Roger Cum- mings, Bud Boyce, Maynard Hym- ers; Fred Lamb, Don Lockwood, Ken Smith, Leonard Wilson, Bill Murney, Charles Snell, Raymond Garon, Borden McRae, Mike Mur- phy, Bob Livermore; 'Don Colqu- houn, Craig Cox, Donnie Freeman, Laurie Colquhoun, David McLen- nan, John McLennan, George Smith, Craig Hamill, Jim Coats, Gary Poxon. New Schedule Set Additional games were also ad- ded to the schedule for regular league play. They are: Monday, Feb. 12-Black Hawks at Leafs (5.15) Wednesday, Feb. 15-Red Wings at Canadiens (5,30) Monday, Feb. 20-Leafs at Can- adiens (5.15) Additional schedule will be an- nounced when hours for games can be arranged. Serious Played By Cubs Hoeke Hockey was never.Played Imre' seriously than en, Monday night when Clinton Cabs played hosts to the Cubs frona,ROAF. Station. Clinton. The game ended with the town team in front 6-3, after three periods of thrilling hockey before about 200 fans who roared their approval at almost every move. John McLennan proved to be the. brightest star on the ice scoring all of his team's goals and coming up with a sparkling performance, Don Coiquhoun was the top:man for Clinton Cubs with. a goal and two assists; Barry Elliott scored Briann ce Laancvl is.single goals went to Don Fremlin, Rorden McRae and RCAF;. Gary Poxon, Billy Hal- lowell, Pierce Lebrun, Francois Lebrun, Dale King, Teddy Clark, Gordon Bradley, Douglas Deline, John Uren, Harvey Noble, John Carew, Larry Smith, Claude Chiasson, Mike pate, John Bate, Don ,Mathews,. Gary Golks, Pat Murphy, Gerald Murphy, Billy McTaggart, Arnold George, Ted- dy 'Lecrobc, Billy Finley, Jimmy Smith, Robert lVfcDon- ad, Craig Bellamy, 'James. Bel- lamy, Roy Paul, Craig Hamill, Denis Logan, Bruce Smith, Thane McLennan, Richard Po-. well, Paul Shorey, Donald Gal- braith, Douglas Oates, Leslie S.pilsbury, Gary Campbell, Donald Upton, Paul Desjardine, Billy Preston, Bobby 3Ones, Gordon Logan, David Desjardine, John McLennan, Max Bentley. Town Cubs: Ken Johnston, Ted Bridle, Brian Lavis, Don. .Colqu- houn, Robert Addison, Barry El- liott, Don Fremlin, Doug. Frern- lin, Peter Thompson, ' Steve Cooke, Bordon McRae, A. Shal- len. Referee: F/S L, Halliwell. YOUR INSURANCE may be out of date, too! Does the insurance program you planned years ago meet today's needs? See us for a complete up-to-date insurance to completely cover all your needs. SUN LIFE. ASSURANCE CO OF -- CANADA REPRESENTATIVE. 7445.1.E,703 W2 •• 73u444.1,44 60 . CIA N.,,T ON; 6lottezt7 4 COQ .Cage Teams Win Over Seaforth ODOI boys basketball teams de- feated their visitors from -.eaforth District. High School yesterday afternoon at the local gymnasium. The Seniors almost doubled the score on, their opponents, winning 41.23, while the zuwor$ were 7.5 points better in. their 38-23 win, Ron McKay continued to pace the Seniors with 20 Points in a game in which the local .quintet played a very disappointing game. They started very slowly and at the end of the .first quarter led by only 7-2; at half time they were out in frront 19-4, everybody LOVES our... Why don't yop visit our lot and look over our USED CAR Stock. Prices were never lower. Our stock was never better. The best selection in town! CHEVROLET '49 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN '50 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN '47 CHEVROLET COACH '55 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON '54 CHEVROLET Y2 TON -- '56 FORD COACH (NFE ORWD) '54 FORD COACH '52 . FORD COACH -.DODGE - '51 DODGE SEDAN '50 DODGE SEDAN - BUICK - '54 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN '52 BUICK CUSTOM SEDAN Automatic transmission, Radio, Seat Covers, and many other ,extras included With some cars listed. Come and see for yourself. 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