HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-01-14, Page 5Busy week for Clinton minor teams
Andrew Amsing gets away a shot over the outstretched fingers of a Goderich player . Redmen
were unable to get untracked in the first game of the season on Friday against the Vikings in
Goderich losing 57-49 but they coasted to an easy win over'South Huron on Tuesday. Their big
game comes up on Friday when they take on Stratford Central. It is good basketball and those
around town are missing something by not watching. -staff photo.
The Minor Hockey Association is holding its final meeting
Thursday, January 14, at 7 p.m., before the Annual Minor Hockey
Weekend next week.
Highlighting the two nights and all Saturday activities will be the
games between the visiting Clinton -New Yorkers and our local
Bantams and Pee Wees. Saturday night's game between Hensall
should be a real thriller as both clubs are tied along with Goderich
for second place in zone 1.
Chairman, Jerry Holmes, and his committee have arranged a big
weekend with all the boys and girls who participate in our Minor
Hockey Program taking part.
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A big thank you is due to the Kinette Club of Clinton, as their
recent' purchase - the new ice-making machine, has made a big
improvement on the condition of the ice at the Community Centre.
As Jim and Doug become used to the equipment, the time required
to make and scrape the ice is going to be greatly reduced. * *
An excellent crowd turned out last Friday night to see the little
Wee Wees playing against the Base. The Base carne prepared with 32
players and won the game 8 to 1.
This coming Saturday the 8-year-old's team will travel to Brussels
- to participate in Brussels Winter Carnival Mite Tournament.
The many boys who play in the house league teams are having
games arranged with local house league teams from Blyth, Goderich,
Brussels and the Base. This Saturday at 7 p.m. the Kinsmen Ponies
play Stoneybrook. (Their Coach is Frank Murch). Then the Bantam
"B"'s play one of Goderich's Bantam teams. Monday, January 18,
Brussels will be here to play a Squirt team at 6:30.
Ken Taylor and Bob Mann are helping with the Pee Wee "B".s.
They tied the Base 3-3 in their first game.
Manager, Pete Counter, reports that the Ponies,have again been
accepted to play in ACA Stfineybrook' Tduinatreht it l'easpre
Gardens, London. The points are based OratilitY, and""
appearance, We have been represented the last five years at this
excellent tournament.
Speaking of tournaments, the Clinton Recreation Annual
Tournament's Entry, Chairman Doug Andrews, has received several
applications over the weekend.
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The fans who missed last Sunday's exciting junior game with
Belmont should come out Friday night, as Belmont will be back for
their final regular visit. The Colts must win every game from now
'till the end of the schedule.
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RENTALS Two losses in the last three
games have virtually relegated
Clinton Juniors to the roll of
spoilers for the rest of the OHA
Junior D hockey season.
The Juniors put on a good
show to stop Hensall-Zurich
Co-Ops 5-1 last Friday night,
but then went down to a 4-3
loss at home Sunday night to
Belmont and a 7-2 drubbing by
Mitchell on Tuesday.
Stu Mustard scored a pair of
goals in the win and another
pair in the loss to Belmont to
Allen Howse
stars
Collewe
Allen Howes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. I)on Ilowes, R. R. 4,
Clinton, Ontario has been named
to the E. C. A. C. All-Eastern
Division 1 hockey Learn for his
fine play against Harvard last
week.
Goalie Ilowes, a St. Lawrence
University junior, stopped 31
Crimson shots in a 2-1 loss to
Harvard.
Wednesday night, January 6,
Howes paced the Larries to their
first shutout victory in 57 games
against Colgate. Ile had another
brilliant performance kicking
aside 34 Red Raider shots.
St.Lawrence faced
Middlebury at Appleton Arena
on Saturday night, Jan. 9, and
Howes will be in the nets for the
Lorries.
A film entitled "The
Management of Chronic
Respiratory Insufficiency" will
be shown in the Auxiliary
Room, Alexandra 11,1arine and
General Hospital, on Thursday,
January 21, 1971; 7:30 p.m. All
persons suffering from
"breathing" diseases will be
interested. The film was made at
the Sanatorium Board,'
Rehabilitation Hospital ;
Winnipeg, Man. and the meeting
will be sponsored by
Huron-Perth Tuberculosis and
Respiratory Disease Association.
Parents of asthmatic children
also welcome.
PERK UP YOUR WINTER MENUS
I
Surget
before Brian Koene finished a
play by John Vanloo and Brian
Kennedy.
In the home doubleheader on
Saturday night the • Mitchell
clubs came from behind in both
games to earn a 6-6 tie in the
Bantams and a 8-5 victory over
the Midgets,
Randy Millar put Clinton out
in front 2-0 before Kevin Aikens
scored his first of three for
Mitchell, John Graham and Rick
Cameron gave the Fish and
Garners a 4-1 lead midway
through the second period.
Mitchell came back strong With
three goals to tie the game up.
Then Rick Cameron gave
Clinton a 5-4 lead at 13:25. A
defensive lapse lead to two quick
goals within a minute to put
Mitchell ahead 6.5. At 16:06
Randy Millar set up Cameron's
third goal of the game for the
tying goal.
Two minutes of relentless
pressure by Mitchell earned
them four goals from the 16:18
mark to 18:30 in the third
period. Clinton had gone ahead
5-4 on Mike Anstett's goal
midway through third. Cal
Fremlin, Danny Colquhoun with
two and John Vanloo scored the
earlier goals. The loss left
Clinton tied in second place with
Hensall and Goderich.
Bowling
CLINTON-BLYTH
Krazy Kats lead the
Clinton-Blyth Ladies' League,
now in its second series. They
have 13 points followed by Dare
Devils, 11; True Grits, 10; The
Blues, 10; Pat's Pals, 10 and
Hopeless Six, 6.
TEEN LEAGUE •
Mort's Marauders, 54; Art's
Strikers, 51; Debbie's Pals, 43;
Glenda's Pros, 36; Mary's Boys,
35. .
Debbie Johnston had the top
girl's single of 230 and double of
571. Randy Blake had the top
boy's single of 228 with Leo
Horbinuik, the triple of 528.
BAYFIELD-BLUEWATER
Sharks have 60 points, Crabs,
57; Suckers, 57 and Minnows,
44.
Corrie Koerie had the ladies'
high single of 236 and Ruth
Makins had the top triple of 616
and average of 206. Joe Koene
led the men with a 258 single,
701 triple and 234 average.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Heather Hart led the girls with
a 182 single and 277 double.
Brad Atkinson had a 210 single.
Terry Gordner led the boys with
a 392 double.
Lucky Strikes lead the league
with 57 points followed by
Pinrollers, 46; Dare' Devils, 38;
Tigers, 31.
TUCKERSMITH MIXED
Tony's Tigers are in front
With 66 points while Dave's
Deets have 60; Bill's Bunnies,
50; Ed's Elks, 37; Mel's
Monkeys, 32; Weses Weasels, 28.
Jo-Aim Aidwinkle had the
ladies top single of 258 and
triple of .577. Mel Grattan led
the Men with 280 and 667.
Shirley Hargreaves had the
hidden score of 190.
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All interested are invited to attend. During the evening two
films will beshown:"Basic Skills" and "Racing Rules." Both
films are from the Lanadian Yachting Association, Outlines
for plans for 1971 will be discussed. For further
information call George Robertson at 524.6658 or Jim
Mulhearn at 524-8631.
The Lions' Midgets bounced
back from two losses to romp
over Huron Park 124. Team
Captain, Billy Crawford, lead the
way with four goals and three
assists. Mike Anstett scored the
hat trick. Dan Colqultoun with
two and singles by Bill Cantelon,
Randy 'Millar and Cal "Zeke"
Fremlin completed the scoring.
In the Wednesday night's
game in Zurich, Danny
Colquhoun scored at the 21 and
50-second mark to give Clinton a
3-3 draw. Zurich went ahead 2.0
The local Pee Wees, Bantams
.and Midgets played seven games
this past weekend in WOAA,
Zone 1, action.
Five different players scored
in the 5.1 victory by the Ponies
over Zurich, David Counter and
John Feeney put Clinton ahead
2-1 after two periods. David
Clynick, Mike Gibbings and Paul
Gibbings found the mark in the
third. The win helped the Ponies
to stay in fifth place with 11
points, 'one point behind
Mitchell and Hensall.
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Hensall
lead the team. Ron Henry, Ron
Graham and Bill Stirling
collected the other goals in the
5-1 win over Zurich.
Brian Campbell scored the
only goal for the home team.
In Clinton on Sunday, the
Juniors desperately needed a win
to keep them in the fight for the
final playoff spot. But Belmont,
one of the hotter teams in the
league of late, proved too much
for them. Jim Barr, Doug
Hepburn, Gary Horton and Dave
Gauthier led the Sunsets. Wayne
Arthur scored the only other
goal than Mustard's pair.
Tuesday night the Juniors
went to Mitchell to play the
only other team they had a
chance of catching. But the team
they.. started. off the. season
against by drubbing
turned the tables with a 7-2
win.
Friday night the Juniors get
another crack at Belmont at
home, then travel to Tavistock
on the Sunday.
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