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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-02-11, Page 9O'nd SW 12 0 0 96 24 Goderich 9 2 1 78 27 Hensall 6 4 4 63 40 Zurich 6 7 3 63 59 Mitchell 7 6 0 68 51 Clinton 5 4 2 49 36 Huron Park 5 6 0 43 40 Seaforth 2 10 2 30 73 Adastral 0 12 0 5 147 BANTAM W L T F A Zurich 15 0 1 168 27 SeAforlh 10 3 2 69 43 Clinton 8 4 2 61 52 Ooderich 10 3 0 is 28 Hensall 6 8 0 70 66 Mitchell 4 11 1 43 70 Huron Park 2 12 0 19 82 Adastral 0 16 0 16 166 MIDGET, W L F Mitchell 13 4 2 104 10;10'11 11 3 3 110 Oinderith II 6 0 74 Clinton Seaferth S 3 6 8 2 114 59 Zurich 3 11 3 53 Huron Park 0 14 3 30 A 49 52 81 75 95 BY JOLANDE AMSING The Drama Club of CHSS is busy again. For February 27 the Club 6 with staff advisor Mr. George O Atkinson will present "A Battle O of Wits". This Chinese comedy 31 22 by Norman Williams is the play 20 selected by the Drama Club to 20 12 be CHSS's entry into the annual 9 4 Huron-Perth Drama Festival held o in the Goderich District O Collegiate Institute. This Festival 28 25 stars student talent in a variety 22 21 of plays, dramatic or comic. The 14 9 actors and actresses from a Clinton ate as follows: Rob Roy, Heather McAdam, Rhea p 24 19 16 15 14 12 10 Drama club lays plans A P 5222239177 111189591 31 8 123 0 ews of high school and youth English students see Romeo and Juliet ert's Corner with Bert Clifford fter being grounded for a week and a half due to the big storm local clubs were back in action this past week, he Lions Midgets returned to their early season form with an ressive 13.1 victory in their first game of the WOAA 'B' i-finals. The line of John Vanloo, Mike Anstett and Brian nedy earned special mention. They scored nine of the 13 goals, f them very well played goals. * * * he long layoff didn't help the Ponies as they were defeated 5.2 istowel Monday night. Manager Bill Counter expects the return e will he played in Clinton on Saturday, : * (land-the nine players turned out for the Bantam game at Adastral Base camenip with a 2,2 tie to earn their first point of year. For their playoffs the Fish and Garners meet Listowel. y were outgunned 7.1 Tuesday night with several players ill use of flu. They will be back in Clinton either Saturday or day. ecause of the Winter Carnival this weekend, all local leagues lar times are cancelled until Monday evening. Friday night Clinton peewees and bantams will be at the CFB iton for games against the Adastral Park teams. here is plenty of sporting activity this weekend as part of the ter carnival. Check the schedules here in the paper or on the ters and printed programs around town for the times and places. 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They were winners of the second draw and overall winners, itilembers of the rink are presented with their prizes, Left to right are Harold Black, Branch 140 president, Willard Aiken, Diek Dickson, Bob Pickering of Labatts Brewery who donated the trophies, Andy Peterson and Bill Campbell. A Goderich rink skipped by Jim Skeoch was winner of the first draw and runnerup overall at the Clinton Canadian Legion Branch bonspiel held at CFB Clinton on Feb, 7. Members of the rink Ore seen here With their trophies (left to tight) Jim tkeoch, Doug Morris MacMillan, Frank Young and Clinton Legion President, Harold Black. Qlintgn N0W5-Record, Thursday, .February 11, 1971 $ Midgets hammer Hanover Juniors fight back but lose Three third period goats gave in ton Juniors some pectibility Sunday afternoon they dropped a• 7-4 decision Tavistock at the Community ntre. The Juniors, without many of players who were their instays throughout the year re trailing 7-1 going into the al frame. Up until then it had all Tavistock in one of the chest games of the ,season. e Bean led Tavistock with a r of goals with singles going Dale Winhold, Bruce artzentruber, Bob Lehr, ce Bender and Eugene der. They led 3-1 in the t and added four more in the nd. on Graham was Clinton's y goal scorer in the first lod when he connected at with assists going to Jim p and Bob Cook. ut the locals started getting e back in the third. Bill ing made a fine rush isted to score at 7:47. t, Lawrence Elliott scored a low shot between the ie's legs with Mark Jenkins ing the assist. hen at 19:10 with the rs pressing, Wayne Arthur let go a booming shot from the point to finish the scoring. Ron Graham had the assist, Dave Slade was in the nets for Clinton and played a good game. He was particularly successful in the final period when he was given more protection by his mates but still was called on to make several sharp moves, The Juniors now have one game left on their schedule, a post-poned affair with Hensall-Zurich Co-ops which will be played sometime after the winter carnival. The refereeing in Sundays game left something to be desired and neither team was happy about it, In, an incident after the game a Tavistock player threw a punch at Lawrence Elliott. Elliott retaliated. The referees gave the Tavistock player a two-minute minor for roughing and gave Elliott a major and a misconduct. Clinton had 16 other penalties to Tavistocks 10 in a game that was just plain chippy. The arena was well populated by noisy Tavistock fans but the handful of Clinton fans tried their best to make as much noise. Bayfield Bluewater Bowlers bowled twice last week to make up for the week of the storm. Thursday Madelon Mclllwain led the scorers with a 291 single, 712 triple, and 237 average. Joe Koene led the men with a 243 single, 674 triple and 225 average. On Sunday Madelon again had the top single of 255 for the ladies but Jeanette Huffman had the top triple of 612 and average of 204. Joe Koene again led the men with 256 single, 632 triple and 211 average. Suckers lead with 80 points after the action while Sharks have 78, Crabs 76, and Minnows 64, JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE Lucky Strikes lead the league with 76 points, Pinrotiers have 57, Daredevils 51 and Tigers 44. Heather Hart's 161 single led the girls' and her 284 double was also best. Terry (lordlier had the top single of 219 and Peter Wise had the best double of 387. CLINTON TEEN LEAGUE Mort's Marauders lead with 68 followed by Arts Strikers, 60, Debbie's Pals 59, Mary's Boys 54 acid Glenda's Pros, 48. Mary Heard had the top single of 242 and Debbie Johnston tied with Bob Falconer with a 630 triple. Paul Radford had the top boys single of 234. C LI NTON-BLYTH LADIES True Grits have 30 points followed by Krazy Rats 28; The "Blues" 26; Pats' Pals 25; Dare Devils 21; Hopeless Six 20, Norma Ball had the top single with 289, while Mary Davey had the top triple of 694 and average of 219. BILL'S BOWLING AND BILLIARDS Scores from Bill's Bowling and Billiards are available this week. CLINTG;,; MIXED LEAGUE Team 1 has 66 points; No. 2, 48; No. 3, 60; No. 4, 64; No, 5, 43; No. 6, 35; No. 7, 77; No, 8, 61. Kay Falconer had the top single with 346 and Marie MacAulay had the ladies best triple 755. Larry Cook led the men with a 333 single and Ken Johnston had the top triple of 817. LONDESBORO LADIES Nancy Roy had the top triple of 683. LONDESBORO MEN'S Moto Skis have 77; Sno-Jets 71; Hustlers, 53 and Ski-doos 51, Cliff Saundercock led the men with a 368 single and 846 triple. Keith Allen was the most improved bowler. MEN'S INTER-TOWN LEAGUE Exeter bowlers lead the league with 145 points followed by Goderich, 130; St. Marys, 116; Valiants (Stratford) 114; Bowl-Mor (Stratford) 112; Mike's Lanes (Stratford) 110; Mitchell, 104; Clinton 77; Centre Restaurant (Stratford) 75; Zurich 51. Top singles were R Newell, 400 and W Beattie 385 with J. Fuller having the top average of 253 and G. Gegen second with 248. JUNIOR LEAGUE Team 1 has 38 points; No. 2, 75; No. 3, 22; and No. 4, 35, Jim Switzer led with a 268 single and Robert Andrews had a 160 average. - Minor Hockey WOAA NOVICE ZONE 1 Wt. T r Seaforth 9 2 1 75 Goderich 9 1 1 66 Zurich 7 3 1 51 Mitchell 5 5 1 50 Hensall 3 7 2 36 Huron Park 3 6 2 26 Adastral PEEW 0 12 EE 0 4 w I. 4r F The Clinton Midgets won their first game of the W,. 0, A, A, semi-finals with a strong team effort. They out-skated and out-hussled the Hanover team as indicated by the 13-1 score. The key to their success was their teamwork in passing the puck, setting up plays and then finishing them off, Mike Anstett, Brian Kennedy and John Vanloo figured in on nine of the goals scored with John Vanloo getting the hat trick, The line of Bill Crawford, Dave Fawcett . and Danny Colcaihoun worked well in collecting four goals. The defensemen, Cal Fremlin, Randy Blake, Jim Cameron, Rick Cameron and Brian Makins put up such a strong defense that Clinton goalies had few worries. The .youngest defenseman, Rick Canieron, picked up a goal on a pass from Brian Kennedy. The goalies, Brad Turner and Grand Bend scorers lead the way in WOAA pee wee competition according to the latest statistics. The team leads the league and Steve Jennison and Kevin Datars also lead in points. Jennison has 28 goals and 19 assists for 47 points. Datars has 22 goals and 19 assists for 41 points. Jamie Caldwell of Hensall is third with 36 points on 28 goals and 8 assists. BY JOLANDE AMSING On Wednesday the English classes taking Shakespeare were to travel by bus to Goderich, weather permitting, to see Romeo and Juliet at the Park Theatre. It is a special presentation of the movie version of Shakespeare's famous play, Two English teachers, one. from C.H.S.S, and one from Goderich District Collegiate, put their heads together to come up with this unusual field trip for the students. Last Friday saw another typically busy day for students Robert Andrews did not have too much work but were there when needed, If the team continues to work as a team they are going to be hard to beat, Their next game is in Hanover Thursday night. This team would greatly appreciate When the Bayfield girls hockey team found out they were going to play Clinton Orange Raiders...on Friday they were a little pessimistic. The Raiders have been the class of girls' hockey teams in this part of the country this year and the Bayfield girls weren't looking forward to a good deal Randy Millar of Clinton was the only non-Zurich player to crack the top five scorers in Bantam. Gerald Weido had 34 goals on 43 assists for '77 points with Harry Smits having 38, 36-74; Pat Bedard, 26, 24-60 and Bill Bedard, 11, 24-35 all from Zurich following. Next came Millar with 26 goals and seven assists for 33 points. at C.H.S.S. On the radio it was announced that no buses would be running that morning. Several buses did make it through somehow. About half of my class was here. We started the day by watching the Apollo landing and lunar walk. After a series of spares and double lunches, classes were dismissed to watch a basketball game. Stratford Northwestern boy's basketball teams made it, but one-half of the students in the area didn't. This whole week has been a good opportunity to get essays and seminars completed Sturgeon, Jim Riddell, Fred German, Jo-Anne Palmer and Henry Middel, The Festival is sponsored by Simpson-Sears of Canada. In the first week of March a series of student-directed one act plays will be presented at CHSS for public viewing. At that time Clinton and surrounding area will be able to see "A Battle of Wits" as well as "Out at Sea" (directed by Mike Beck), "The Last to Co" and "Black and White" (both directed by Brian Williams). Good luck to All future Elizabeth Taylors and Richard Burtont some fans to support them, These young men have produced a lot of exciting hockey for Clinton this year. All they need is some people to cheer them on to show them it is all worthwhile, of success. But after 30 minutes Of play their attitudes changed, They defeated the Raiders 4-1. Rosanne Middleton headed the scorers with three goals and Nancy Graham added the other, Sandra Graham scored for Clinton. Janice Middleton turned in a superb performance in the Bayfield nets. Clinton scorers dominate Midget scorers. Danny Colquhoun leads with 20 goals and 16 assists for 36 points and closely followed by Bill Crawford with 19 goals and 16 assists for 35 points. Cord Pryde of Hensall was third with 18 goals and 17 for 35 points. Then came Clinton's Mike Anstett with 20 goals, 13 assists for 33 points. due for the middle of the month. The Athletic Association has decorated the gymnasium with pennants won in the last five years. The athletes who won them are proud of them for they show honour and glory won for the whole school. Now everyone can admire them. Retbiteir again BY ANDRE AMSING Last Friday, Clinton met Stratford Northwestern in a senior basketball game. The game was one of the better of the season,, but CHSS again could not rouse themselves to play good basketball. The game was won by Clinton only because of the better individual play. The final score was 72-47 with Pete Cameron getting 20 points, Andre Aiming 12 and James Newland with 10. Last Monday, Clinton conquered Wingham 73-32. Pete Cameron had a big afternoon with 28 points. Rich Dubler followed with 12. Highlight of the game was a complete control of the ball for a minute at a time, for almost five minutes. Next game Wednesday against Listowel, Friday a big game against Mitchell and next Tuesday against St. Marys. Mike Anstett and John Vanloo combined on this play Sunday night to score one of 13 goals the Clinton Midgets garnered as they swept to a 13-1 win over Hanover in the WOAA semi-finals. Here the Hanover defenceman watchs the puck go into the net. The two, along with Brian Kennedy scored nine of the 13 goals. Bowling A Bayfield girls beat Raiders Clinton Midget scorers dominate statistics