Clinton News-Record, 1956-12-20, Page 16k.
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'We'"Nvislr you every joy
and blessirig of this happy
Christmas Seaskill
Colts
20,. 195e czmixoN SEWS-Rzoom PAGE PIFTZ
Far two periods on Tuesday
night it was the same old story
but during the last period of the
game, . it was a•differentelhing.
The young Colts literally skated
their more experienced opponents
into the ice. . , and came 'back
from a 7-2' deficit to pull within
one goal, of tieing.
Sad part of the thing wag a
couple of errors by the referees
1. Clinton, McLennan; 2. Clin-
ton, Livermore; ,3. Clinton, Gat-
tinger; 4.. Clinton, Murney.
Penalties, Smith, 'Cummings;
Livermore.
Second Period
5. Clinton, , Smith; 6,, Clinton,
Smith; 7. Mitchell, Robinson.; 8.
Mitchell, Neil; 9. Clinton, Liver-
more; 10. Clinton,' Gattinger (lV1C-
Lennan); 11. Clinton, Jacob; 12.
Clinton, Smith (1VIcLennan)•
Third Period
13: Clinton, Smith; 14. Clinton,
Smith; 15; Mitchell, Cqok; 16.
Clinton, Cummings; 17. Clinton.
Livermore; 18, Clinten,.McLennan;
19. Liverinore;. 20. Clinton,, Smith;
21. Clinton, Livermore.
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May +his Holiday
Season be the
,nicest you:ve
• ever had!
'Clinton Colts almost burst the
Mitchell bubble at the Lions
Arena last Friday night when
they bowed to •the legionaires
8,6. It took a goal fired ing?0,00he
empty Clinton net to clinch the
issue. „ .
Mitchell during the past few
years have proved ,to be the nem,
esis of the Colts in both, hockey.
and baseball. , they have
insted the .hockey ,Colts the last
three times these, teams have met
in the playoffs,
sters showed no mercy on their
rivals connecting for four goals-
in the first, eight- in the second
and six in the final twenty minu-
tes. -
Clinton—goal, Wilson; defence,
John Jacob, Charles Bartliff, Paul
Draper, Bill' Murney; forwants,
George Smith, Dale Gattinger,
Dave MeLerman, Ron Livermore,
Reger Cummings, Paul Pickett,
Budd Boyes, Don Seruton, Stan-
ley; subtgoal, Jim Dales.
McNaught;
fence, Elliott, Ahrens, C. Worth,'
Ralph; forwards, McCalAghlin,
Chessell, Cook, Warren, Neil,
Stapelton, Robinson, D. Boyd, L.
Boyd; D. Lemon, "sub-goal.
FIrst Period
.,Bulldozers Top •
AOf RCAF. ;league
Friday evening in the' Recreat-
Ion centm; RCAF' Station Clinton,
was the scene of two eompetitions
-aS the RCAF. Ladies' Bowling Lea-
gue met for the last time this
;:year, Team standings thus 'far
-"are: Bulldozers, 41; Trojans, 40;
'Iotshots, :36; Hornets, 33; King-
0-kniblers, rirOnUO,
4; Hotheads, 18; Safety Pins, 14;
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Clinton Colts almogt pulled the
upset of the schedule on Friday
night when they held Mitchell ,to
a 'close 8-6 decision, The game
was so elose that the Colts had
their goaltender off the ice when
the final goal was bored.
-It was a surprising game as in
the previous meeting between the
two teams went to Mitchell 12-1, -
Friday night, the Colts. showed
a never-say-die spirit and after
being down 7-2 at tone point in the,
third period, rapped home four
quick goals; and generally ,ran the
highly touted Legionaires into the
ice. In a,desperate attempt to tie
the score, coach Harry McEwan
pulled Don Denomme from the ice
in favour of the extra attacker.
More than once the, gamble seem-
ed certain of paying off but Alvin
Weber finally broke loose and fir-
ed a 1on shot from centre ice
into the unguarded cage.
A sour note from the Clinton
standpoint came 'during the high-
ly dramatic ending when 'the
Ireferees failed to call a-Mitchell
icing infractiOn when they thought
the Colts had a man advantage,
Jerry Holmes, John Hartley,
each scored twice for the Colts.
Boyes, Colquhoun were the other
marksmen. Charlie Westman
and McMillan each fired home,
511n1 LOVE,
three 'goals' for Mitchell, Don,
Weber picked up the
other .scoring ,points, for the visit-
ors.
Lou Heinbuck continued to be
Mitchell's most popular 'badman,
He was thumbed to cooler four
times: and added to his popularity
by cracking Jerry. Holmes over
the head with his stick,
'The Colts were playing with-
out the services of Jack Carter.
and Ray --AnStett on defence, but
Ray Bieman and Don Epps turn-
ed, in extra special efforts to make
up for the lote
Lineups; •
Mitchell.—goal,' Dolson, defen,.
ce, liennick, Bob Hartlieb,. Roh-
fritSch, Heinbuck; forwards, West,
man, Don'. Hartlieb, McMil n,
Weber,. Smith,. Powell, Doirnage„
Olintongoal, •Deriornme; de-
fence, Edgar, Strong, Bieman,
Epps; forwards, Hartley, Garon,
Hugill, Holmes, Colquhoun, Boyes,
Taylor,
First Period
1—Mitchell; Westman, (D Hart-
. lieb) 11443
.Colquhoun, 12,34
3—Mitchell, D. Hartlieb (West,
Man) .16,55 -
Penalties: Smi t h (hooking)
6.20; Heinbuck. (holding)' 12.00;
Colquhoun (roughing).18.30;
buck., (roughing) ,18.30,'
Team
'N.191#
',Seeo i4 Period
4 Mitchell, Westman (Heiribne)
- 4.15
5- Mitchell, 4ylcMillan, 11.05
6—Clinton, Hartley (Caron) 15,50
7----Mitcholl, McMillan` (p,, Hein-
buck, li„ Hartlieb) 455
Penalties.; BolifritsCh (tripping)
4.03; -DoIrriage (-tripping) -S.20.;
Hembuck..(reughing) Hein-
buck •(tripping) laripping)- - •
Third ;)E''eriod
Westman Hart-
lieb. (5,25
9,-Mitchell, Westman 5,55
-3.0.--,:clintort, 'Hartley (Garon) 7,25
139Yes, '8,59" 12—Clinton, Holmes 9,30 13--Clinton, HolmeS (Strong)
16.42
14—Mitchell, Weber, 10.48.
Penalties; Holmes (highstick-
ing) 11.25; .Heinbuck (bighstiek,
ing) 11,25-;* Edgar (highsticking)
17,58; D. Hartlelb .(highsticking)
17.58,
Clinton Legion Bantams made
an impressive start in their hock-
ey schedule• last Friday night
when they downed Mitchell 18-3.
Led by George Smith who ,scor-
ed six goals the Clinton- young-
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who failed to call Mitchell for
ing the pucli. , they thought th
Colts had a Man advantage whe.
they pulled Don Denomme fro
the nets in fAvour of the 'extra
attacker,. -These errors cost • the
Colts two important faceoffs. in
the Mitehell gone.
While nn the ...Subject of MitehO
the Legion Bantarris certainly re-
venged three al3aetrona season
Priday night. . , they trounced
18,3„ , izeporteci that
this is the first win in a wiled:Pl-
ed game for the. Bantams in three
SeasOns of plaY.- • It does please
this corner to: .s00 the lineup of
the Legion Bantams. . , they are
-.all graduates of the Kinsmen Pee,
wee Hockey League, . , this is
the first time that the local minor
sports -program shows signs of
paying off, let's hope that this
group of Bantams come along to
'form the nucleus of .ainton's
termediates in a few years.
'• -Still on the subject othockey, .
the Colts' are trying something a
little different' next week, . en
Boxing- Day Decorriber 26 they Avi
play their first afternoon game
It will be against their old riv
from Goderich. . , and the. ide
.behind the affair is the hope. the
a few of the .peOple -.WhO have re
turned to their r home- town for_ th
holiday season will come...out 'an
see what the present team, ,look
like. • As added attractions ther
will be a minor team game prio
to the intermediate contest.
-Mr. and Mrs, Ellwood' Bpps an
Pon wem in ft party that hav
had a highly successful moose
hunt. • . their trophies (three
moose) until recently have been
hanging in- front of Bliwood's
sports shop, . . and have attract,
ed more interest than a three-ring
circus.
Here's' • a bookmaker's • night,
mare. • a Brantford -nian (who
claimed that he wasn't lucky) re-
cently purchased 13 - tickets on
turkeys' in :three different raf-
fles. . . result—be won 13 turk-
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.TurkeyS won at the Hensel
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evening; Were' Mrs. 'Mae McLellan
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Mrs. A. Powell, Goderich, Mrs
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Clinton Legion Bantams
Get 18 Goals In First Game
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Winners of weekly prizes were;
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single; Mrs, Joyce Morton," 612,
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