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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-03-04, Page 5get scorers tops in Zone 1 stats. GET RESULTS THURSDAY "E" action saw Ilderton bounce Brussels 10-3. Brent Howey scored three goals to lead the way for the winners, while Bill Ravensburg had two, and singles went to Geoff Smith, Tom Davis, Brian McNeil, Charles Frank and Jim McGuire. Roger Humphries scored twice for Brussels and Bruce Blake scored the other. Walkerton thumped Exeter 6-1 in a "B" game, scoring four times in the third period. Steve Adams and Chris Ralrshaw each scored a pair for Walkerton, while Pat O'Hagan and Paul Zippel had singles. Brad Daters scored for Exeter. In "D" action Lucknow scored six goals in the third to whip Tavistock 8-3. Dave Farrish and Ian Montgomery each scored three and Kevin Murray and Kevin Ackert scored singles. Duane Gingrich scored two for Tavistock and Stephen Yantzi one. FRIDAY Despite an early lead of 4-1, the hometown Clinton team lost 8-6 to Hanover Friday night in a "B" game. Hanover got two goal performances from Doug Spielmacher, Steve Smith and Jim Hamilton and singles from Doug Eva and David Mercey. Randy Millar and Rick Cameron each collected a pair for Clinton with Don MacDonald and Steve —C(36k' getting singles. A goal with less than five minutes to go helped Lambeth edge Kincardine 4-3 in "C". Joe Reaume had a pair and Brian Williams and Al Keen singles for Lambeth, while Allan Brindley had two and Jerry McAulty one for Kincardine. Stoneybrook had to go into overtime to beat Hespeler 6-5. Rick Sullivan had two for Stoneybrook, with singles going to Scott Abion, Kerry Harwood, John Francis and Rick Banks. Don Elye, Doug Rose, with a pair, Gary Thea, and Bob Van Stoepen scored for Hespeler. Clinton filled in for St. Marys when that team was unable to come to the tournament, but lost again to Listowel 3-0. C. Whitfield, T. Seiler and T. Thompson scored for the winners. SATURDAY MORNING As expected, Zurich had little trouble with Alviston, winning 6-2. Gerald Weido scored a pair with singles going to Patrick Bedard, Harry Smits, Barry Hess and Bradley Oke. Mike McKinnon scored both goals for Alvinston. Ingersoll hung on to defeat Byron 6-4, after having an early lead of 5-0. Ted Clement led the winners with a pair, with singles going to Brad Barber, Rick Haycock, Dave Herman and Jim Armstrong. Byron got two goals from Pat Gowdy, with Jim Grant and Terry Foran contributing one each. Dorchester defeated Elora A—'1 in "D" action, getting two goals from Dave McLeod and one from Terry Budden. Bill Murray scored for Flora. Watford swamped Southampton 9-1 in another "D" game. Peter Van Lieshout and Mike Van Sevenant each scored a pair, with singles going to Rick Brown, Kerry King, David Bryce, Rick Jackson and Rick Richardson. Don McLeod scored for Southampton. SATURDAY AFTERNOON Whitby scored four goals in the last period to defeat Oakridges 7-5 in an "AA" game. Doug Lay and David Souchette each scored a pair, with singles going to Rick Rowley, Ken Clark and Dave Parish. Doug Gleed, Joe Henry, Bruce Webb, Bill King and Randy Johnston scored for Oakridges. Three third-period goals helped Dorset Park, Scarboro, defeat London 3-1 in "AAA" play. Paul Culliton, Michael McKinnon and John Stainsby scored for Scarboro. Rick Warin scored in the first for London. Georgetown defeated St. Thomas 7-5 in an "AA" game. Two goal efforts came from Bill Kirby and Dean Papiel, with singles coming from Gary McFadyen, Dale Mieczaniec and Kevin Reiks. Dale Reek scored a pair for St. Thomas, with singles going to Steve Cook, Ray Griffin and Doug Parkins. Watford polished off Dorchester with five final period goals for an 8-2 win. Rick Jackson and Mike Van Severant each scored a hat-trick, with singles going to Kim Burns and Robert Babcock. Terry Budden and Jim Weber scored for Dorchester. SATURDAY NIGHT Markham scored an 8-5 win over Ingersoll in a game that saw 15 penalties assessed. Ed McCrossan and Ron Wilson scored twice for the winners, with singles coming from Tom Curtis, Bob Tradbeater, Dave Anderson and Jim Malcolm , Ingersoll got two goals from Pete Herman and singles from Dave Herman, Ted Clement and Jim Armstrong. A small, fast Whitby team upset a big Georgetown team with good positional play in a 5-3 win in "AA" play. Whitby goals came from Stephen Sandford, with two, Terry Harper, David Parish and Garth Bush. Tom Findley, Mike Forbes and Bill Kirby scored for Georgetown. Port Huron came to the tournament as a replacement for Kitchener, when that team was unable to come, and ended up going home with the "AAA" trophy , after defeating Scarboro in an exciting 1-0 win Saturday night. A first period goal by Mark Harrison on a Scarboro defensive lapse stood up throughout the game despite numerous Scarboro opportunities. A total of 21 penalties were called in the match. Jamie Cooper and Jim Fleming along with their coach, Wally Gordner accept the consolation trophy at tile CFB Mite tournament from Major Frank Golding, Base Commander at CFB Clinton, Bert's Corner •:•:/,.•••.:•;:•:•:'••:.;:c:•. with Bert Clifford Clinton has been a hive of activity for sport this past week. The annual Bantam tournament is having some great hockey played especially by clubs like Bowmanville, Whitby, Petrolia and Stoneybrook. All of these teams will be back next weekend to compete in the finals. Come out and see some top hockey. Our boys were knocked out by Hanover 8-6 in a game which Clinton could have easily won but Hanover turned every defensive mistake into a goal. After a rest of two games the Fish and Games played Listowel. St. Mary's are involved in OMHA playoffs, and couldn't appear. Listowel won the game 3-0. * * * Several of the Bantams were members of the victorious Public School Volleyball team which won the Central Huron Volleyball championships. Congratulations go out to both the boys and the giils from Clinton for sweeping the championships. I understand they now advance against the Goderich area schools. • * The capacity crowd last Friday afternoon helped the Senior Redmen down Goderich in the first game of a total points series for the Huron-Perth' Basketball championships. On several occasions the locals let down their guard and gave Goderich good chances to go ahead but the crowd were behind the boys cheering therm on. Pete Cameron and Gord Lavis impressed nie With their accurate foul cheating and this turned out to be a big factor in Clinton's win. • * * The Pee Wees, Bantams and Midgets will begin their Zone Playoffs this weekend in away games and will be home next week. Give them your support. 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Come to the Lord Simcoe, close to shopping, theatres and entertainment. Special price$54,90per couple includes Fri. & Sat. night accommodation in deluxe bed sitting room, or best available. Bottle of champagne. Breakfast and dinner (for 2) on Saturday. Breakfast and city sight seeing tour (for 2) on Sunday. Please mention the get-a-way weekend to your travel ' agent or when you make your reservations. Lord Simcoe Hotel Tel. 362-1848 Teltr02-2458 replacement calf production TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT TENDERS FOR MUNICIPAL DRAINS STURDY 1,100 lineal feet of open drain (150 cu. yds.) 11,580 lineal feet of closed drain 13 catch basins, 2 junction boxes County Road crossing (Boring) GIBBINGS Approx. 6,900 lineal feet of open drain (4,000 cu. yds.) 4,158 lineal feet of closed drain 4 catch basins, 1 junction box C.N. Railway culvert (separate contract) Separate Tenders will be accepted for open and closed work. Lowest Tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to state date of commencement and finish. Breakdown between crossings and lands to be shown, No Tender to be accepted after March 22nd, at 6:00 p.m. Further particulars, plans and specifications may be seen at the Clerk's Office. Clare Vincent Clerk-Treasurer REPLACEMENT CALVES NEED THE "BEST" IN NUTRITION. THE "BEST" COSTS LESS THAN MILK! From the fifth day after birth to about 5 weeks of age, a replacement heifer calf will consume about 25 pounds of the "best" in calf nutrition , Shur-Gain Milk Replacer, or 250 lbs. of whole milk. Multiply 250 lbs. of milk by your price per pound of milk sold, subtract the cost of Shur-Gain Milk Replacer. The result is one good reason why Shur-Gain is the "best"— cash savings. Another reason is the inclusion of proper levels of antibiotics to give you peace of mind. Two really good reasons to specify "the best" —Shur-Gain Milk Replacer. H. F. WETTLAUFER FEED MILL 35 MARY STREET — CL1NTpN, ONT. leadership in nutrition • continuous research • management skills • growing animal health service 4 big wins for Midgets Four straight lop-sided wins , by the Clinton Midgets helped push them into second spot in Midget Zone 1 action behind Hensall. Last Wednesday the locals defeated Seaforth at home by a 7-4 count. Mike Anstett scored a hat-trick and Dan Colquhoun, Bill Crawford, John Van Loo and Brian Kennedy scored singles. The big guns zeroed in the next night in Huron Park and scored 13 goals in the 13-2 win, Mike Anstett and Bill Crawford scored hat-tricks and Brian Kennedy, Cal Fremlin and Dave Fawcett scored two each. Singles came from Jim Cameron and Dan Coiquhoun. It was 11-1 over Zurich in a game played at Adastral Park arena on Sunday. Mike Anstett again scored a hat-trick with two goal performances coming from Cal Fremlin, John Van Loo and Dan Colquhoun and singles from Bill Crawford and Dave Fawcett. The final game of the streak came Monday night in Clinton when they defeated Goderich 8-3, Danny Colquhoun scored a pair of goals to go with singles from Mike Anstett, Brian Koene, Rick Cameron, Bill Crawford, Dave Fawcett and Randy Millar, Clinton players dominate the individual statistics in midget action in the latest Zone 1 statistics released this week. Four Clinton scorers hold down the first four places. Danny Coiquhoun has 29 goals and 22 assists for the lead with 51 points followed by Bill Crawford (25-25-50), Mike Anstett (30-18-48) and Dave Fawcett (26-15-41). Three scorers from the first place Hensall team hold down the next three places with Gordon Pryde having 20 goals and 21 assists for 41, Murray Glanville (24-15-39) and Randy Campbell (18-18-36). In Bantam statistics the powerful Zurich team holds the four of the top five individual leaders Gerald Weido had 36 goals and 46 assists for 82 points followed by Harry Smits (40-37—'77), Pat Bedard (39-27-66) and Bill Bedard in fifth spot with an 11-25-36 record. The lone non-Zurich player to make the top five was Clinton's Randy Millar with 28 goals and 10 assists for 38 points. Jamie Caldwell of Hensall was the only area scorer to make the top 10 in peewee as his 34 goals and 10 assists gave him 44 points. Kevin Deters of .Grand Bend has 56 points to lead the league and teammate Steve ' Jennison has 53. SUNDAY MORNING Belmont, one of the favourites in "D" play, easily defeated Milverton 9-0 Sunday. Rick Landon had a hat-trick, Jeff Dale a pair and Jack Tromp, Randy Foster, Paul Logan and Kevin George scored singles. Petrolia defeated Delhi 6-2 in "B" action. They got goals from Bob Gould (three), Mark Pettit (two), and John Simpson. Kevin Kusch and Rene De Poorter scored for Delhi. Strathroy defeated Goderich 4-1 by getting goals from Ken Bolton (two), Don Marshall and David Santon, Mike Palmer scored for Goderich. SUNDAY AFTERNOON Bowmanville defeated Fraser Michigan 3-1 in "A" action. Boyd Knox scored a pair for the winners, with a single being scored by Donny Spichor. Dave Fraser scored for the Americans. Belmont filled in for Meaford in a "B" game against Blenheim and lost 4-2. David De Gelas scored a hat-trick for Blenheim. Danny Gagner scored the other goal. Rick Landon and Paul Vanderspock scored for Belmont. Favoured Zurich swamped Sarnia Reserve 10-2 in "E" action. Four goals by Pat Bedard led the winners and Harry Smits and Gerald Weido scored two each, with singles going to David Schilbe and Bradley Oke. Wayne Nakmabin and Greg Gray scored for Sarnia. Bowmanville defeated Strathroy 3-1 in "A" action. Grant Lufton, Andrew MacKenzie and Pearce Wilcox scored for the winners. David Santon scored for Strathroy. SUNDAY NIGHT Petrolia defeated .Blenheim 6-2 in a B game. Mark Pettit scored three and singles came from Paul Burley, Bob Gould, Garry Dobbin and Mark Bract. Blenheim goals come from Danny Gagner and David De Celas. Belmont had to fight hard to defeat Sarnia Township 6-4 in "D" play. Rick Landon scored twice for the winners, with singles going to Paul Vanderspock, Jeff Dale and Paul Logan. Gary Hicken and Don Smith scored twice each for Sarnia Township. A third period goal moved Ridgetown past Forest in "C" play. Stephen Mack, David Brackett and Blair Harden scored for the -winners in the 3-2 win. Kim Orchard and Mike MacDonald replied for the Forest squad. Exeter leads the way in inter-town bowling from Bill's Billiards. Exeter has 166, Goderich, 147, St. Marys', 147, Bowl-Mor, 146, Valiants, 132, Mike's lanes, 131, Mitchell, 124, Centre resturant, 88, Clinton, 81 and Zurich, 59. G. Gagan had the high five with 1536 followed by H. McGillivry with 1498. R. Newell had the high single with 400 and A. Betto with 390. The high average was scored by G. Gagan with 252. LOND ESBO R 0 LADIES Super Six lead the lead with 119, with Crispy Critters second, 98, Mix Ups have 36 and Sugar Smacks 27. Nancy Roy had the high triple of 711 and Delores Howatt the high average of 187. LONDESBORO MENS Moto-Skis have 91 points, Sno-Jets, 78, Hustlers, 67 and Ski-Doos, 58. Cliff Saundercock had the high single of 368 and triple of 846. JUNIOR BOYS LEAGUE Jim Switzer scored ,the high single ,of 268 and Robert Andrews the high average of 160 in action last week. Team 2 leads with 87 points followed by team one with 43, team 4 with 38 and team 3 with 32. BILL'S MIXED LEAGUE Team 7 has 101 points followed by team 8, 82, team 1, 77, team 3 and team 4 with 73, team 7, 56, team 2, 55, and team 5, 49 Edith Falconer led the ladies with a 351 single, while Marie Macauley had the high triple of 755 and Polly Gordner the high average of 220. Larry Cook had the high men's single of 333, while Gary Freemen had an 805 triple and Ken Johnston a 225 average. The high team triple was 3335 by team 7 and the same crew had the high single of 1247. TUCKERSMITH MIXED Tony's Tigers lead with 88 followed by Dave's Deem, 80, Bill's Bunnies, 77, Ed's Elks, 63, Weet Weasels, 49 and Mel's Monkeys, 42. Ruby Triebner led the ladies with a high single of 285 and triple of 611. Dave Triebner led the men with a 263 single and 630 triple. The hidden score was Vie Hargreaves with 198. BAYFIELD—BLUEWATER Suckers had 99, Sharks, 93, Crabs, 91 and Minnows 75. Elsie Reder led the ladies with a 302 single, 691 triple and 231 average. Joe Koene led the men with a 259 single, 723 triple and 241 average. TEEN LEAGUE Mort's Marauders have the league lead with 85 points followed by Art's Strikers, 77, Debbie's Pals, 65, Mary's Boys, 58 and Glenda's Pros, 53. Debbie Johnston had the high single of 326 and high triple of 744 for the girls. Bob Falconer had a high single of 250 for the boys and Bob Atkinson a triple of 587. 100F AND REBEKAHS Dum-Dums are tied with Ups and Downs for the lead with 87 points followed by Bill's Unknowns, 84, Generation Gap, 69, Down A Lanes 65, Lucky Five, 52, Bryan's Belles, 46 and Don's Dynamos, 42. CLINTON—BLYTH LADIES Krazy Kats had a narrow lead in the race for the top. They have 45 points followed by The Blues, 43, True Grits, 42, Pat's Pals, 39, Hopeless Six, 36 and Dare Devils, 35. Mert Elliott had the high single of 290 and triple of 691; while Mary Davey had the best average of 219. JUNIOR LEAGUE Lucky Strikes lead with 86 points followed by Pinrollers, 65, Dare Devils, 56, and Tigers, 49. Patty Paterson had the high single of 141 and double of 258 for the girls. Terry Gordner had the high single of 206 and 373 double for the boys. SHUR-GAIN Captain Dave Hebner of Port Huron accepts the "AAA" 'class trophy from Dennis Fleischauer of the Elm Haven Motor Hotel after his team defeated Scarboro in an exciting 1-0 victory to the championship at the • Clinton Bantam Tournament on Saturday night. Action at the tournament continues again tonight (Thursday) winding up with six more championship games on Sunday night. Bowling REXALL CUT THE COST OF LIVING SALE STARTS MAR. 11 Review of Bantam tournament action