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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-03-29, Page 11Trophy Presented To Hawk Captain e.:ree,e00-1M . Chicago Black Hawke did riot do as well in the National Hockey League as their namesakes in the Kinsmen Pee Wee Hockey League on Monday night. Above R. B. "Bob" Campbell, left, presents the Tip Top Tailor Trophy to Deere Mc,Lennale captain of the Black Hawks just after he had led his team, to the championship for this season. Dave scored- seven goals in the semi-final game and four in the finals. H. J. McEwan, vice- president of the Kinsmen Club looks on approvingly. Clinton Phone 25 Main Corner) HERE'S THE EASTER LOOK in Men's Wear, designed to point up your good looks. See our value- priced- selection soon. SUITS ... In the newest fabrics and styles. See "Stardust", "Diamond Dust", "Reverse Twist". We have a SUIT to suit you. from 39.50 to 69.50 TOPCOATS . . . 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Dates for the Cline ton-Kincardine series are: Wednes- day, March 28 in Clinton, end Sat- urday, March 31 in Kincardine. The third game, if necessary,' will be played in Kincardine, on Mon- day, April 2. Round Robin Standing W L F A lets Phillipsburg 2 2 26 17e- 4 Clinton 2 2 _26 26 4 Kincardine 2 2° 23 32,- 4 Cummings; wings, Bud Boyes, D. Lamb; subs., Thompson, Glew, male, Collins, Lockwood, McDon- ald. FIRST PERIOD 1-Wings, Cummings 2-Hawks, Butler (G. Smith, D. McLennan) 3--'Hawks, D. McLennan (Smith)- 4-Hawks, D. McLennan 5-Hawks, Smith, (J. McLennan) 6-Hawks, J. McLennan (D. Mc- Lennan) Penalties: Hyaners SECOND PERIOD 7-Hawks,-D. McLennan, (J. Mc- Lennan) 8-Hawks, D. McLennan 9-Wings, Lamb (Thompson) 10-Hawks, J. McLennan, (D-Mc- Lennan) 11-Hawks, Butler, (D: McLennan) 12-Hawks, D. McLennan, (J. Mc- Lennan) 13-Hawks, G. Smith • Penalties: Glew THIRD PERIOD 14-Wings, Cummings 15-Hawks, D. McLennan 16-Wings, Bud Bores, Williams) 17-Wings, Bud Boyes 18-Hawks, J. 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'Me CLINTON NEW$-RECORD PAGE ELEVEN W01.10.10011/ 131ack.Hawks Take Kinsmen. Peewee Hockey Crown dolts Show No erg Trounce Kincardine 04 terms with an unassisted marker before the period ended. Borden MeRae gave Maple Leafs e one goal lead for the second time with a neat goal and the blue and white made the goals stand up un- til the end of the second period. In the third Dave McLennan and Smith really- started to roll and before Maple Leafs could get set, tied they had combined fer two goals to put Black Hawks in front for the first time. Ray Garon and McRae combined agein a few min-, utes later to tie -things, at 3-3, and McRae scored hie second gpal of the game with Garon assisting as Leafs surged in front for the third time. John 'and Dave McLennan pro- vided the necessary scoring punch to turn the tide .of battle with both plays set up by George Sinith, Following the game Dave Mc- Lennan, 'captain of the Black Hawks, received the Tip-Top Tall, or trophy' on behalf of his team. The trophy was presented by 13- B. Campbell of Pickett and Camp- • bell Limited. MAPLE LEAFS - goal, L. Wil- son; defence, B. Murney, C. Snell; centre, B. McRae; wings, R. Gar- en, M. Murphy; subs., K. Ashton, S. Cook, B. Elliott, B. Glazier, G. Shaddick, BLACK HAWKS - goal, Bruce Smith; defence, Jim Coates, Craig Hamill; centre-, Dave McLennan; wings, George Sinith, John Mc- Leman; subs., Dennis Logan, Bill Halliwell, Garry P:oxon, Ron But- ler, John Uren, Jim Bellamy.- FIRST PERIOD 1-Leafs, B. Elliott, (Murney) 2-Hawks, George Smith SECOND PERIOD 3-Leafs, B. McRae, (R. Garon) Penaltiese-George Smith . THIRD PERIOD 4-Hawks, D. McLennan (Smith) 5-Hawks; D. IVfeLennan, (Smith) 6-Leafs, _Garth; (McRae) 7-Leafs, McRae, (Garon) 8-Hawks, J. Mclennan, (Smith) 9-Hawks, D. McLennane(Smith) Captain Date McLennan was, the 'sparkpleig for Black Hawks as he led hie team, to a close 5-4 win, over Maple Leafs in the sudden- death final game for the Kinsmen Pee Wee Hockey title, The tricky• wingman scored three goals in- eluding the winner in the final period. Linemete George :Smith scored once and assisted in the other four goals hie team scored to lead all players in the scoring department. „Borden McRae and Raymond Garen were the most .ef, festive players for Maple Leafs. The game was the best gaine of the playoffs. Maple Leafs went into the lead in the first period on a goal by Barry Elliott assisted by Bill Murney. George Smith, pulled Black. Hawks back on even Kinsmen.teewecs Play Wiarton This Friday The all-star peewee hockey team picked from the Kinsmen sponsor- ed town' league will play Wiarton Peewees on Friday afternoon. This will be the first game for the Clin ton team in the Young Canada Week hockey tourney which gets tinder way in Goderich on Friday and continues until a week from this Saturday. Last year the Kinsmen entry won their, first game but were el- iminated in the second round. 'It is hoped that this year's team will better that showing and if recent practice sessions- are any indicat- ions there should be little worry in that regard. Game time for the first game is 6.90 p.m. Members of the team are:• Bor- den McRae, Mike Murphy, Ray- mond Garon, Leonard Wilson, John McLennan, George Smith, David McLennan, Craig Hamill, Dwight Williams, Bob, Livermore, Bruce Cooper, Craig Cox, Fred Lamb, Roger Cummings, Bud Boyes, Jim Coates. Frank 1Vietwan is coach and R. D. "Dick" Fremlin, man- ager. Leafs, Hawks Win Semi-Final Games In Peewee Hockey Maple Leafs and Black Hawks who finished in a tie for the leag- ue lead in the regular schedule earned the right to meet in the finals. Leafs downed ,Canadiens 6-1 and Hawks laced Red Wings 15-6 in the sudden-death semi- final games played at the Lions Arena last Friday evening.' Borden McRae was the stand- out for Leafs in their win. The scrappy centreman scored twice and assisted in three other goals. Ray Garon scored three times for Leafs. Little Bob Livermore play- ed a terrific game and scored Can- adien's only goal. This game started out as though it was going to be a battle be- tween the rival goaltenders. There was no scoring 'in the first period but Leafs' broke loose in the second with five to sew up the contest. Black Hawks spotted Red Wings an early first period goal by Roger Cummings and roared back with five markers before the period ended to go on to a very impress- ive 15-6 win over the luckless Red Wings. Dave McLennan was the big man for the Hawks scoring seven goals and four assists. George Smith, John McLennan, Butler and J. Bellamy were the other Black Hawks who played well, Cummings! with three, Bud Boyes two, and Thompson scored the goals for Red Wings, -MAPLE LEAFS - goal, Len Wilson; defence, B. Mueller, C. Snell; centre, B. McRae; wings, M. Murphy, R. Garon; subs.,Ashton, B. Glazier, B. Elliott, . Dupuis, C. Shaddick, T. Hackett, S. Cooke. CANADIENS - goal, Bob Wat- kins; defence, T. Sharp, Craig Cox; centre, Bob Livermore; wings, B. Cooper, Don Colquhoun; subs., J. Cooper, L. Cooper, Bill' Wild; Brian Levis, B. Glazier, P. Staniforth, D. Freeman, FIRST PERIOD No Scoring . SECOND PERIOD 1-Leafs, B. McRae, (Garon) 2-Leafs, B. McRae, (Elliott) 3-Leafs, Garon, (Murphy, McRae) 4-Leafs, Garon, (McRae) 5-Canadiens, Bob Livermore (T. Sharp) 6-Leafs, Garon, (McRae) THIRD PERIOD 7-Leafs, B. Murney (K. Ashton, Garon) BLACK HAWKS - goal, R. G. Smith; defence, J. Coates, C. Ham- ill; centre, J. McLennan; wings, G. Smith, D. McLennan; subs., B. Hailliwell, B. Logan, R. Bellamy, Bellamy, R. Butler, J. limn. RED WINGS - goal, B. Boyes; defence, Hymers, Williams; centre, (Conti-wed from Page One) Clinton winger; was :robbed .of fifth in a row when McDonald got his toe on another 'shot but IVIc-. Ewan was in the right position to tap home the rebound. 'The score When the bell sounded at the end of the second' read Clinton 11 xin, oardine Garon, Edgar, Strong mad' Mc- Ewan all counted in the final frame as the colts just toyed with their .discouraged Cleopeents,...Play roughened considerably, as the Bulldogs started to thro* their weight around . but they couldn't catch up to the fast skating Colts. Lineups: KINCARDINE goal, IVIcDen- ald; defence, B. Bell, J. Pyan; cen- tre, A, Wilson: 'wings, M. Pollard, J. ',Connell; subs., J. zoia, 3, Burn- side, E. Young, B. Wall, J, Sutherland. CLINTON goal, German; de- fence, K. Colquhoun, Carter; cen- tre, Hartley; wings, Garon, Hanly; subs., Counter, Elliott, MeEwan, M, Colquhoun, Edgar, Strong; sub, goal, Denonene. FIRST PERIOD 1-Kincardine, Pym (A. Wilson), 6.15 2-Clinton, Garon, (Manly), 12,45 3-Clinton, M. Colquhoun, (Mc, Ewan, Edgar), 14.55 4--Clinteli, Strong, (Garon), 15.30 5--Clinton, 1V.fcEwan, (M. Colqu- houn, Counter), 17,20 6-Clinton, Strong, (Ilartley, Garon), 19.30 Penalties: Garon, SECOND PERIOD 7-Clinton, Hartley, 3,50 8.-Chlinottmeni, 4Z,440g. (M,' 9-Clinton, Edgar, (M. •Colque 10-Clinton, Edgar (Conoter); 6.2() 11-Clinton, Edgar, M. Celeue 11110Q:n0)),' 1514: McKwan, (M, Celeitie home; Edger), 15,45 Penalties; A. Wilson, Garon, Burnside, Bell, K. Colquhoun, THIRD PERIOD 13-Clinton, Garon, (Elliott),. 5.35 14-Clinton, Edgar, (Elliott, -Me- )iiwan), 16.50 15-Clinton, Strong, (Garon, Hart- ley),, 18.40 16-Clinton, McEwan, (14, Calque :noun, Edgar), 18.50 Penalties; Ge.ron, P.ene, Elliott, A. Wilson. ANSWER TO THIS WEEK'S X-WORD • You may get a month's supply of gasoline & oil FREE If You Buy At Wells Auto Electric $1, Attention, Farmers! 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