Clinton News-Record, 1957-03-07, Page 11BENEFIT HOCKEY'
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Saturday March 9, 8,30 p.m.
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• Clinton Colts have moved to within one victory of their
„Western Ontario Athletie. Association Intermediate ".c" group
chainplonship with two straight wins over Zorich Flyers tloring
the past week. The two 'teams meet again tonight and a win
for Clinton would end the series.
Zurich took, the first .garne in Clinton 4-3 and the Colts
came .back 'to •capture the second, played in Bxeter on Friday,
7-5 in a bitterly 'fought game. The third meeting between the
two .clubs was a free scoring affair with the Colts :finally emerg-
ing on the long end of a 13.9 score.
Each game in the: series. so far has been very close with
the Colts having a definite territorial, edge in the. play. Biggest
highlight to date was the' prolific scoring, of Bon augili iii the
third game when switched to right wing. Bon came up with
six big goals including two in the first 15 .seconds,
P-On Hesse along with linernates Don and Doug O'Brien have
been the brightest spots in the Flyers'' offense. Hesse is, leading
all point getters in the series with, seven goals and, SIX assists
for 13 points,
Penalty-wise the Colts reign .supreme, Both Doug Bartliff
and Dan ecelquheun have received ten-Minute MiseendUcts: pies
game raiscondects for voicing their objections to the referees' fle,.
visions too vigot'ously. Tom. Rawlings was thumbed for ten min-.
sites .on Mondry night .for talking too 'strenuously,
Buis, McKinley, likawlings„ Hay.
ter; .forwards, Hesse, Don O'Brien,
Doug O'Brien, Gignac, McIntyre,
Baynham, Ga-scho,
13'irst Period
ton, McEwan (Holmes,
E'd ar) 745
2—Clinton, Hanly (Bartley,
Garon) 19.05
Penalties; Ellis (elbowing) 9.15;
K. Colquhoun (elbowing) 14.00;
Edgar (slashing) 15.21.
Second Period
3—Z u r i eh, Don O'Brien
(Hesse) 5.00
ur c h, Don O'Brien
(Besse; Rawlings) 8,51
5—Zurich, Baynham (Mc-
Intyre, McKinley) 10.20
6—ClintondVICEtwan (Edgar) 13.55
7--Linton, Hartley (Hanly) 18.20
Penalties; Aristett (interference)
7.37; Baynham (slashing) 10.47;
Ellie (holding) 11.27; Garon (slash-
ing) 18.23; Holrifes (tripping) 19,54,
Third Period
8—Zuiich, Hesse (Don Co-.
/ Brien, Doug O'Brien) .55
9—Clinton, Edgar (K. Col-
, quhoun) e 6.58
10--Zurich; Hesse (McKinley) 10.55
11--Clinton, , M, Colquhotin
(Edgar, McElwan) 16.25
2—Clinton, MeErwan (Edgar) 19.00
Penalties: GI gnac (tripping)
1.10; 'K. Colteeheurr (elbowing)
9.10; g Ira c (slashing) 11.46;
Doug O'Brien (roughing), 15.20; K.
Colquhoun( roughing plus '10
misconduct plus game misconduct)
15.20.‘
Zurich: goal, McFalls; defence, open play for the period and 10
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THE 'NEWS-RECORD.
Top man for. the Pensioners was
pert Harris who .scored a total of
c692. Jim .Armstrong and George
Cowan with ,663 and 604 were the
:71other big guns for the winners.
NOwie Grealis came up w,ith 694
pins, in a losing cause: and Glen
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ntingstars With 671.
,-Ceita 7—Flyers 5
Friday night's game in Exeter
Was a must 'for the Colts and they
came through in splendid fashion,
They completely outplayed the
Flyers inthe. first period, wilted
badly and were outscored 3-2 in
the second 29 minutes, then rallied
to take the verdict,
Harry Mclewan came up with a
three goal effort, Bill Hazily, Mur-
ray Coiquhoun, Malt 'Edgar and
John Hartley each scored once.
Don O'Brien and Don Hesse each
scored twice for Zurich, Bob Bayn-
harn was the other marksman.
Clinton went out in front 2-0
in the first period when they show-
ed their best form of the game.
Rich -Walls in the Zurich net
was the big reason that the Colts
didn't have the game sewed up in
the first 20 minutes.
Zurich mine back in the second
and took the lead with two goals
from the stick of Don O'Brien and
one by Bob Baynhame They had
the Colts moving in circles for 10
.minutes before a goal by McE,Wan
setttled them: down, John Hartley
combined with Hanly to put Clin-
ton back in the lead. Before the
period-ended Bob, Garon and Gerry
Holmes-, were ," given-penalties- just
a few seconds apaet.
Zurich struck swiftly while the
Colts. were short-handed with Don
Hesse being the marksman at the'
55 second mark. Mait Edgar put
Clinton back into the lead' at 6.58
only to have Hesse tie the count
mid way through the period. -
Clinton continued to press for
the winning goal and Murray Col-
quhoun gave them the margin they
needed by deflecting Mait Edgar'e
shot past McFalls with less than
four minutes left in the garne,
Zurich pulled their netminder in a
desperate effort to tie the score
brit from the first face=off in the
Clinton end, ,McEwan backhanded
the puck the length of the ice into
the open cage.
Clinton Colts: goal, Denomme;
defence, Carter, Anstett, Ke Col-
quhoun, Holmes; forwards, Hart-
ley, Garon, Hanly, McEwan, Ed-
gar, 1Vt, Coiquhoun, Hug411.
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Prize With 250
Friday evening was again the
scene of keen competition. as the
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tinned thechedole. •
Weekly prizes went to WS. L.
Pettigrew foe high single of 258,
and to Mrs, V. Lonnin for. high
"cross of .555.
Good scores of over 200 were
mad by; Mrs, L, Pettigrew, 258;
Mrs, K, Renville) 248; Mrs. M,
Sutton, 240; Mrs. J. Cameron)
240; Mrs, V, Lunnin, 215; Mrs. L.
.215; Mrs. M, 215;
Mrs, .4, )3outyvq, 214; Mrs. T.
Deslands, 211; 'Mrs. P. Hayter,
200; Mrs, B. MacDonald, 236.
Team standings;
Bulldozers 84
Trojans 68
Hornets 68
Fireballs 63
King Pins 62
Hot Shots 57
Gamblers' 49
Hepcats 37
:Hotheads 34 -
Safety Pins ,,..,.• , 84
goals were chalked with the Colts
ending in front- 6-4
The. Colts tightened their game
defensively for the second period
and held the Flyers offthe score
sheet. An injury to 1VicF'alls• at
the 15.00 minute point of the sec-
ond period, forced the teams to
retire for their in-between period
rest then• play the final portion of
the second period.
Before changleg ends for the
final,-20 minutes the Colts had
couned three more goals and led
9-5 at the end of the second per-
iod.
McIntyre started the Flyers off
in the third with a neat goal and
Zurich followed this up with tem(
snore to close the gap to 9-8. Mc-
Ewan banged home Coiquhoun's
pass for the • goal ' that gave the
Colts a much ,needed -lift and also
took the sting, out of the Zurich
attack, Hugill and McEWan scor-
ed again for Clinton and. Don
O'Brien's goal was matched by
Murray Colquhoun's tally .that en-
ded the scoring.
Clinton Colts: goal, Denomme
and --Clifford; defence, Bartliff,
Anstett, Carter, Bieman; forwards,
Hartley, Garosi, Hugill, McE Wan,
M. Colquhoun, Edgar, Holmes:
Zurich; goal, McFalls; defence,.
Ellis, Rawlings, Hayter; forwards,'
Hesse, Don O'Brien, Doug O'Brien;
Gignac, Baynham, McIntyre. ,
First Period
1—Clinton, Hugill (Garon,
Hartley) .10
2—Clinton, Hugill (Garon,
'Hartley) 0 .15
3—Clinton, Hugel (Hartley,
Garon) „ , 3.50
4—"Clihton, McEwan (k.
Colqehoun, 'Edgar) 4.10
5—Zurich, Hesse (Hayter,
Doug. O'Brien) ....... _4.40
6—Zurich, Doug. O'Brien
(Hesse) 5.25 . 7—Zurich, IVIcIntyre (Gig-
nac, Baynham) . . 10.4.5
8 Clintonentigile (Hertley) 14.30
9 Clinton, Garon (Bartliff) 18.01
10—Zurich, Gignac (Mc-
Intyre, Baynham) 19.15
Penalties: Hartley (high stick-
ing) .25; Rawlings (elbowing) .25;
Colquhourr (interference) 8.40; El-
lis (elbowing) 14,40; Hugill (slash-
ing) 1140.
Second Period
11—Clinton, McEwan 15.33
12—Clinton, IVIcElwan (Edgar) 17.45
13—Clinton, Hugill (Garon,
Barthel') 18.30
Penalties: Gignac (tripping) 3.35;
Baynhain (tripping) 6.05; Gignac
(interference) 8.40; Edgar (inter-
ference) IOM;, • Ellis (boarding)
12.00; Bartliff (holding) 15.35;
Carter (roughing) 16.10; Hayter
(interference) 17.59; Rawlings (10
min. misconduct) 15,33.
. Third Period •
14—Zurich, McIntyre (Hayter) 5.30
15—Zurich, Hesse (Doug O'-
Brien, Rawlings) 6.05
16—Z u r i c h, Doug. O'Brien
(Don O'Brien, Rawlings) 7.51
17—Z uric h, Doug O'Brien
(Hesse) • 10,05
18---Clinton, IVIctware (Coiqu-
houn) 13.45
19—Clintbn, Hugill (Anstett) 15.15
20—Clinton, McEwan (Edgar) 16.35
21—Z uric 11, Don O'Brien
(Doug O'Brien, Hesse) 17.45
22—Clinton, Colquhoun. (Mc-'
• Ewan, Rieman) 18.02
Penalties: )3 artliff ( holding)
5.35; Baynham (roughing) 16.10;
Garon (slashing) 19.35,
Referees: Clare VanHorne and
Bob Bloxam, London,
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- ;Colts 13—Zurich 9
Paced by six goals:by Ron Hug-
ill and five by Harry MeEwarr,
Clinton. Colts won a wide-open
gable' from, Zurich on Monday
night 13-9 to take a 2-1 lead in
their best •of five: series ".
Clinton grabbed their winning
margin before.the Flyers got set-
tled.info their stride. 1-Ingit click-
ed. :foe two goals • on the first two
rushes of the game and is was 2-0
with the game only 15seeonds old.
Four minutes later McEeven had
scored and HugilY had counted
number three,. Zurich came back
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