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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-08-01, Page 10N% *-.N.'•••••;•• • • EXCLUSIVE GUARANTEE —3 YEARS PARTS AND • LABOUR SERVICE, • SALES with SERVICE BOB'S TV 8 APPLIANCES Stratford-271.6433 129 Ontario St., St. Marys-284.2290 127. Queen St., "BOB'S TV SINCE '53" Bob Weeks, Prop. tf b •••••••••••••••NAAN MAYTAG KELVINATOR ELECTROHOME ADMIRAL • • • • • • • • • • Men's softball Clinton's entry in the men's softball league dropped a game to B. R. Robinson by a score of 14 to 4 last week. The Goderich team scored 12 runs in the first inning and were never threatened. Hans Leppington hit a home run in the sixth inning with two men on base for Clinton. Clinton finished with an 8 - 4 record for the season and will begin playoffs in the near future. which went by the infield, only one lofty ball was hit to the outfield, and this was handled routinely by outfielder Steve Amsing, The entire team played their best fielding game of the year. Catcher Mike Anstett retired three men on pop up foul balls. First baseman Brian Kennedy made several fine catches in assisting putouts. In the fourth inning, the first Listowel batter received a walk, and stole second but was tagged out by Danny Colquhoun when he was trapped between second and third on ahit by the second ,batter. The second batter was put out by Colquhoun on a perfect peg from catcher Mike Anstett. In the fifth inning, two hard hit balls were handled by shortstop Brian Langille who fielded the balls on crazy hops and threw the batters out at first base. The two Listowel pitchers couldn't stop' Langille at the plate. In five times at bat he connected for a single, a double, and two triples. His first triple in the sixth inning drove in three runs. CLINTON: 2 0 2 0 4 8 1,- 17 LISTOWEL: 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 Clinton, hits 14, errors 0. Listowel, hits 3, errors 5. 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A perfect choice for tone. wedding or shower. WATCH FOR OUR BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS ALBERT ST., 452.9766 CLINTON 1Q Clrl.ton NIPm—Record, Thursday, August 1, 1.960 Ponies finish league play undefeated EQUIPMENT Bayfield Rd. Clinton LAUREL MIST Its delicate flowers glitter and sparkle on a lustrous textured surface to bloom forever, COMING ENJOY CIVIC 1-IOLIPAY at "Man and His. World",'Montreal, by modern Air-ride coach. Leave CF13, Clinton and .:Seaforth August 2a return August 5. For information and reservations. ph..,. Hal;t1SIrlt 171:411Bit Service Ltd., Seaforth, 627,1222, -- 28,31h. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1,. bingo, at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers, EVENTS SATURDAY. AUGUST 3, Enjoy yourself at •Bayfield's second. Fun I\lite• Dancing 9.1;2, Town Hall. Admission 31b FRIDAY AUGUST 2, Cash Bingo Legion Hall. Seaforth 8:15 p.m, 15 regular games for $10.00; 3425.00 specials; $75.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission $4,00 ; extra cards 25c or 7 for $1.00. Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfare Work, -- 21tfn TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, Regular Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club, jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers. 6 door prizes, 8:30 13.41. AUGUST 5, TURKEY and Ham Supper at. Bayfield United Church. Sponsored by Bayfield Parsonage Board. 5 -- 7 p.m. - • • 30,31b ASSESSMENT FOR HANDICAPPED Last year 1,252 physically disabled men and women were assessed by the Rehabilitation Foundation for the Disabled (March of Dimes) for their work capabilities. 'Assessment is done by psychologists in three centres in Ontario: Toronto, Hamilton and London. It is a necessary step before finding suitable jobs for the physically handicapped. 44 piece service for $ $15000 A Saving of $2500 over open Stock pricing CHEST $29.95 The Kinsmen sponsored Pee Wee Ponies closed out regular league play Thursday night with another victory — their tenth straight, They did not suffer a loss all year, While his teammates banged Juldor golfers The annual junior golf tournament was held at the Bayfield-Clinton Golf Course June, 23. Golfers were competing for the Stew Cook Memorial Trophy. Winners were; Age 14 to 16, Gary Cummings, Gary was tied with Gordon Lavis at the end of 18 holes, and was declared winner after two extra holes had been played. Age 11 to 13, Wayne Hartman. Age 10 and under, Bob Cameron. After golf, a delicious meal was served by Mrs. Hulls and staff. Background of the Stew Cook Memorial Trophy was explained to the boys by Mr. Stevens of • 'Toronto, out 14 hits and scored 17 runs,, Robbie Stirling held the Listowel nine to one run on three hits, His curve and drop ball kept the opposition gnessing for the entire game. Except for the three hits brother-in-law of the late Stew Cook, Bert Gray presented trophies to the winners, Mr. and Mrs. Hulls must be commended for their interest in the junior golfing population of the area. Kay Sharpe, a member of the club, recently played in the Business Girls' Tournament at the Strathroy Golf Club. She won the low gross inter group class, and took home a chaise lounge as her prize. Dave Hallman, another club member, while playing at Grand Bend, had an amazing score in his last three holes. On the 16th hole he had a par three, on the 17th he 'achieved the golfer's dream -- a hole in one, and finished the game with a birdie on the 18th. SENIORS: Frank Cameron, Robert Andrews, Beth Chowan, Kay Stevens, Joyce Neilans, Louise Hazet, Vicki Garrow,' Cathy Freeman. INTERMEDIATES: David Bartliff, James Stevens, Rod Campbell, Cindy Colquhoun, Danny Campbell, Deannie ' Strong, Bill Bryden, Kevin McLean; , Marion Thompson, Katherine Forbes, Karen Graham, Carol Chowan, Heather McAdam, Sheila Phillips, Lori Symons, Yvonne Hazet, Janet East, Kay McPherson, Ann Bakker. JUNIORS: Paul Wheeler, Steven Steep, Randy Garrow, Paul Herman, David Hanley, David Counter, Jeff Gibb, Richard Budding, Cathy Engel, Ruth Ann NeilansAane Symons, Jo-Anne Gibson, Nancy Colson, Brenda Edgar, Marsha McNeil, Diane McDougall, Susan Street, Barry Young, Kim Fink, Chris Marshall. Results from the other classes will be published in next week's paper. Both the Pee Wees and Bantams, have completed their schedulesand are noWpreparing for the upcoming playoffs- The Bantams compiled a 7 - 2 record, while the Pee Wees won all 10 games in their schedule, In recent games I note several parents and fans are beginning to attend both home and away games, and I am sure this is a great boost for the boys. At Listowel on Thursday evening, 10 adults and eight children accompanied the Pee Wees, and they witnessed one of the best games the local boys have played this year. ' The Pee Wees are entered in the All Canada Pee Wee Tournament at Listowel from August 3 to 5., They are classed with Listowel, Petrolia and Kincardine in the "B" class. They will play their first game at 12 o'clock Saturday. I noticed recently a large picnic being held in our local community park. If you are, The Clinton Bantams finished their, WOAA league schedule by defeating Exeter 12 to 10. Although Exeter outhit Clinton 14 to 13, Clinton pitcher Brian Edgar did not issue a walk, while Exeter' pitchers gave up five free passes. Big gun at the plate for Clinton was Barry Edgar who had three singles and a double. Gary Cummings belted a triple to start the second inning, and scored Clinton's first run on a Bantams defeat Clinton Bantams gained another victory last Tuesday when they defeated Seaforth 10 to 8 in a game played on the local diamond. A big sixth inning cinched the game for Clinton. After Gary Cummings and Wayne Pollock had reached first and second on two errors, Jim Engel belted out a triple, allowing both runners to score. Cal Fremlin followed with a single scoring Engel. Brian Edgar' received a walk, stole second' and third, and scored on a wild pitch to end the scoring. In the first inning Steve planning a family Pic Pr group get-together, dor overloPlc the e;<cellent faciliti at our park, Conta Recreational Director Doi Andrews to comple arrangements. Four Clinton area spor representatives, Howard Tait, Mullaney, Dan Davis, and Be Clifford, attended a workshop Kimberley over the pa weekend. The clinic was joint sponsored by the WOAA and tl Youth and Recreation Branch I the Ontario Department I Education,. Instructors for the weeker were Mrs. Glad. Archer and P Migillary local representative the Youth and Recreatic Branch at Waterloo. The course was felt to I extremely successful by tho, attending and the organizers a planning more workshops 1 help inform interested peop who wish to promote spor within each community. sacrifice by Wayne Pollock, The game was a pitcher's du until the fourth inning wh Clinton scored seven runs ai Exeter pushed four across t plate. In the seventh inning, Exet connected for four straight h off Brian Edgar, and narrow Clinton's lead to 12 to 1 Coach Mait Edgar pulled Bri and had Barry finish the gam Clinton must now wait un the other "B" teams, Listow and Exeter, complete t schedule before playoffs begi S eaforth, 10 - I Switzer knocked in two runs ( a home run, Brian Edgar scoria ahead of him. Jim Engel scort in the second after singling centre field. In the third innin Switzer banged out a doubl scoring the Edgar brothers. Barry Edgar pitched 6 1 innings, allowing eight hits 'at striking out 10 men. His broth( Brian, came in to pitch to t1 last three batters after Seafor scored two runs in the sevent narrowing the Clinton'ead to to 8, Seaforth: 2 0 0 0 4 0 2-- Clinton: 2 1 2 0 0 5 0-•- Clinton sports News by B.C. • • t- 6 7nternationai DEEP SILVERMATE, with Sterling Inlay Lifetime Guarantee The International Silver Company guarantees that Deep Silverplate will not wear through in a lifetime of normal use. 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