HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-03-08, Page 9Goalie BIN German Saves The Day Fox Colts
BILL GERMAN is all alone as he kicks aside one of the many Watford thrusts• in the third game
of the home brew group finals on Saturday night, played in Watford. The action above shows Jack
Dolbear's shot rebounding off German's stick while Latour comes in from behind to try for a loose
puck. The Clinton netminder played his best game of the season as the Colts won the game 7-3.
BILL "WATSON" HANLY
Sparkplug of the Colts attack
on Saturday night "Watson"
came up with two timely goals
besides. playing a steady defen-
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THURSDAY, 'MARCH 8, 1958'
MIN TON NEWS-RECORP
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'Watford Takes First Win;
Colts Lead, Series 3 to 1.
Watford Atoms were awarded
54 win ort Tuesday night over-
Clinton Colts when the Colts fail-
ed to return to the ice for the
third period, The game was the
'fourth of the best-of-seven series
for the borne-brew group title.
Clinton leads the series three pen-
' ee te one.
Reason for the refusal to ice the
squad was 'Incompetent referee-
ing" and was brought to a head
when Danny Colquiroun received
a Match misconduct a few seconds
before the end of the second per,
Watford took the lead in the
first period on a goal by Hal-
brooke While the Celts were a man
•ehort. The •Watford wingman
drove the puck into the mesh
'though a scramble that had Don
Denornme's view completely block-
The Atoms took advantage of
:.another penalty and some loose
play by the Colts early in the sec-
Nond and Latour banged home P.
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5—Watford, J. Dolbear (McKin-
ley, C. Wilson) 8.36
6—Clinton, Counter (MeEwan)
9.41
Penalties: Strong, Wolsey '(2
min. plus 10 min. misconduct);
Garon, Moffatt, Counter, J.
Carter, K. Colquhoun (2 min.
plus game misconduct).
Haply, German
Main Cogs In
Colt 7-3 Win
Clinton Colts took a strangle
hold on the homebrew group
championship on Saturday night
when they 'defeated Watford At-
oms 7-3. This was the third win
in a row for the Colts and they
need just one more victory to sew
up the group title.
Bill Hanly with two goals and
Bill German in the Clinton nets
were the big stars of the night,
Hanly started the Colts roiling in
the first period with a sizzling shot
from the right wing. In the final
period he fired the marker that
gave the team the lift when Wat-
ford had just pulled the count up
to 4-a and were threatening to tie
the score. German was never bet-
ter between the pipes and held the
Atoms at bay when Clinton's de-
fensive plays seemed to falter,
Clinton jumped into a three goal
lead before Watford were able to
score. Hanly, Edgar and MeEwan
were Clinton's marksmen, Mof-
fatt brought the home crowd up
with a roar with his goal late in
the period. The second stanza was
very close, Jack Carter picked up
the only goal with a screen shot
from the blueline,
Watford came out fighting in
the final period. They made the
most of a Clinton penalty to Gar-
on to stage a powerful ganging at-
tack that paid off just as the Clin-
ton player got back on the ice.
Jack Dolbear got credit for the
goal. The Atoms encouraged by
their goal increased their efforts
and clicked again at the 8.07 mark
to make the Score 4-3. The Colts
seemed dazed by the turn of ev-
ents until Bill. Hanly grabbed a
loose pucka few feet in front of
the Watford net and flashed the
light with a backhand shot.
Clinton took command from that
point until the end. Hartley and
Strong added to the Clinton: total
and Woodcock had to be very
good to hold the score to seven,
Colts Quit At End
Of Second Period;
And Forfeit Game
'Incompetent refereeing' was the
reason that prompted the manage-
ment of the Clinton Colts to take
their team out of the game in
Watford on Tuesday night. The
action came at the end of the sec-
ond period just after Danny Col-
quhoun had been given a game
misconduct penalty.
'The game was the fourth of the
best of seven series for the group
title. Clinton had won the first
three contests before the Tuesday
night game.
What will come out of the affair
is not yet known, . however the
WOAA executive will, in all pro-
bability, make their decision be-
fore the next game scheduled to
be played here on Saturday night.
Peewee Hockey
Maple Leafs -took a 3-1 win over
Canadiens in a regularly scheduled
peewee hockey game on Monday.
Both teams played good hockey
and showed great improvement
from the start of the season. Cred-
it for the fine passing and back
checking exercised by both teams
goes to coaches John Wilson and
Jerry Holmes. Mike Murphy play-
ed very well in the Leafs net, fie,
Ling in. for the. regular goaltender
Len Wilson. He was helped con-
siderably by the fine defensive
work of "Butch" Murney, who
stopped many dangerous rushes by
Tommy Sharp and Bill Wild. Big
Craig Cox, Canadians star def on-
cernan was a standout. He was
helped by his fast skating for-
wards; Little Bob Livermore,
Laurie Colquhoun, John Cooper
who slowed down many Leaf rush-
es.
Scorers for Leafs were B. Mac-
Rae, assisted by Butch Murney;
Tony Hackett on a pass from
Keith Ashton and Ray Garen from
Barry Elliott. •
Leafs: goal, Mike Murphy; de-
fence, Bill Murney, C. Snell; cen-
Borden McRae; wings Ray Garen,
Barry Elliott; subs., Keith Ashton,
Barry Glazier, Tony Hackett,
Wayne Dupee.
Canadiens, goal. Bob Watkins;
defence, Craig Cox, T. Sharp; cen-
tre, Bob Livermore; wings, Laurie
Colquhoun, Don Colquhoun; subs,
John Cooper, Don Freeman, Bruce
Cooper, Bill Wild, Butch Scott,
Bob Glazier, Peter Staniforth,
Kinsmen Peewee hockey,ends on
March 21, with the playoffs to be-
gin immediately among the four
teams in the league. The teams
will be battling for the Tip-Top
Tailors trophy which was donated
to the league last year and is cur-
rently held by Canadiens,
After the playoffs the team re-
presenting Clinton will go to Gee.,
erieh to partieipate in Young Can-
ada Week. This "all-star" team
has already been practising and
are currently holding special prac-
tices under the watchful eyes of
Kinsmen Frank MeEwan and Diek
Cidyt.
SAM RENNIE SKIPS RINK TO
TITLE IN RCAF BONSPIEL
Sam Rennie, Hensall, skipped a
rink of civil service employeee to
the championship of RCIAle Stat-
ion Centralia, at a bonspiel held in
Hensall last Saturday night, Ren-
nie, whose rink is made up of first
year curlers, defeated LAC Jim
Herrington 9-7 in the final match
of the two day 'spiel, to win the
Dutch Boy Trophy.
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Win First Game
From South .Huron
CfPOT Redrnen will take a six
point lead into the second game
of the two game total point series
with South Huron Nigh School here' on Friday afternoon. This
is the result of their close w,.45
win in .Exeter yesterday!. —
The first game of the series
played on the big Ea.ceter gym was
a thriller from. the opening whis-
tle, The lead changed hands many
times in the first iltiarter with the
score ending 1444, In the second
quarter the Redmen went to the
front and although .often threaten,
ed they stayed in front until the
end.
Clinton's big period was the
third when they outscored the
home team 12-3 to earn a 43-33
lead at the three-quarter mark of
the game. In the final 15 minutes
South Huron tried desperately.
They came within three points of
tieing the Reamer): but two quick
baskets by McKay and Porter
made victory a certainty,
Ron McKay was the highest
scorer on the floor with 21 paints.
Jim Howes counted for 13 and
Porter 9. Sturgess, Smith and. Lov-
ell, were high men for South Hur-
on.
Clinton. McKay 21, Howes 13,
Porter 9, Weymouth 4, Snell 4,
Sharkey, Finlay, Farquhar, Mc-
Donald, Bruce, Groves, Hoytema.
South Huron, Lavender 8, Stur-
gess 11, Kernik 6, Lovell 9, Smith
10, Polland 1, Wade, Gulens, Eth-
erington, NOrminton, 0
Clinton
Scout
and
Cub
News
(By Kenneth Magee)
Highlight of last Thursday was
a joint meeting of the Clinton
Cubs and Scouts to view movies.
After the Cubs departed the
Scouts viewed a realistic RCAF
first aid film. The movie was a
help to these scouts studying for
the Ambulance Man proficiency
badge.
Conservation cards and pins
have been distributed among the
Scouts to impress this year's
theme, "Serve by Conserving," on
the minds of the Scouts. On the
cards there is the Conservation
pledge, "I give my pledge as a
Canadian to save and faithfully de-
fend from waste the natural re-
sources of my country—its soil
and minerals, its forests, waters
and wildlife." Scouts are expect-
ed to carry out Conservation in
all fields, but are to concentrate
on forest, soil, water and wildlife
conservation. The subjects of the
four new Scout proficiency badges
introduced this year.
To help put forest conservation
into practical use, one of the staff
of the Forestry Department at
Stratford is to give a talk on For-
estry to the Clinton Scout Troop
on Wednesday, March 28. He will
use movies and display material
to supplement his discussion.
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ATTENDANCE AND PRICES
Middlesex Seed Fair last week
had an all-time high of 1,242 ex-
hibits, and an attendance of 4,460
people'. At the' auction Chippewa
soybeans sold at $6.50 per bushel.
Top of the sale was on ten bush-
els of Brant barley at $18.75 per
bushel, and other barley ranged
from $2,25 to $2,75. Oats sold for
$1,50 to $2.50; potatoes brought
up to $3,20 per bag, and Comets
soybeans sold for $4.70.
Badminton Club
Host To Seaforth,
Results Listed
Clinton Badminton Club were
hosts to Seaforth last Thursday
night. The games were played on
the courts in the town, hall with
the• following results:
Men's doubles, Clinton 3, Sea-
forth 1. W. Craig, M, Draper de.
feated Huisser. Pegg, 1540, 114;
R. Hale, H, Hartley defeated Cald-
well, Bassett, 15-3, 15-1; Eaton,
Gehan defeated H, Eimer:, R.
Hale; B. Mengles, W. Craig defeat-
ed Brears, Greensides, 15-s, 11-7,
Ladies' Doubles: Clinton 3, Sea-
forth 0. E, 1VIcEwan, I. Watson
defeated Bassett, Kelly, 15-0, 11-6;
E. Hartley, K. Sharp defeated
Cardno, Barr, 15.6, 11-2; M, Edgar,
M. Lee defeated Canino, Barr,
15-10, 13-10.
Mixed Doubles: Clinton 3, Sea-
forth 2. M. Draper, E. MeEwan
defeated Pegg, Barr, 15-5, 11-6; W.
Craig, K, Sharp defeated Gehan,
Cardno, 15-8, 11.9; H. Hartley, E•
Hartley defeated Gehan, Cardno,
15-9, 15-10; Eaton, Bassett defeat-
ed R. Biernan, M. Lee, 18-14, 11-10;
Huisser, Kelly defeated M, Draper,
M, Edgar, 10-15, 11-7, 11-5.
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Dolbear's rebound when he was
left uncovered is front ,of the net.
J, Dolbear counted his first goal
of the period at 6.31 golfing .4
screen shot into the corner of the .
net when Clinton's defence were
slow in clearing,
IWCEWan tallied Clinton's first
goal on a breakaway' from centre
ice going in all, alone to beat
Woodcock, Dolbear scored for
the Atoms a minute later, Mc-
Kinley and C. 'Wilson .earning as-
sists on the play, Counter ,ended
the scoring in the period tipping
in Ntprowail's. shot when Colts were
enjoying a two man advantage.
Both goaltenders played out-
standing games with Woodcock
kicking out blistering shots off the
sticks of Elliott, leanly and Mc-
Ewan. Don Denonune at the op-
posite end of the ice held the Colts
up particularly in the first period
when the Atoms completely out-
played Clinton at all times.
Watford; goal, Woodcock; de-
fence, Wolsey, P. Dolbear; centre,
J. Latour; wings, N. Wilson, Hol-
hrooke; subs., Cook, aeloffatt, R.
Dolbear, McKinley, J, Dolbear,
Clinton: goal, D, Denornme; de-
fence, la .Colquhoun, J .Carter;
centre, McEwan; wings, Edgar,
M. Colquhoun; subs., Hartley, Ger-
m, leanly, Strong, Holmes, Come-
ter, T. Colquhoun, Elliott.
First Period
1—Watford, Holbrooke (N. Wil-
son) 13.01.
Penalties: N. Wilson, MeEwan,
Edgar, Moffatt,
Second Period
2—Watford; Latour (P. Dolbear)
1.57
3—Watford, J. Dolbear (McKinley,
Moffatt) 6.31
4—Clinton, MeEWan (Edgar, M.
Coiquhoun) 7.02
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