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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-04-01, Page 6Clinton Midgets defeated Mitchell Monday night to take the John Anszeu tropny Tor use Zone 1 championship. Here Mr. Anstett presents the trophy to team captain Bill Crawford while his assistants Jon Van Loo and Mike Anstett flank the captain. Peewees gain zone 1 finals Bert's Corner EOM with Bert Clifford The long winter of hockey is slowly coming to a finish for Clinton fans. After being knocked out of the WOAA playoffs the Pee Wees and Midgets came back with some real fan pleasing hockey in the Zone playoffs. The Lions Midgets became the first winners of the Anstett Jewellers Trophy for the Midget "A" series. The top four clubs in each category played for the A trophies while the bottom four in the standings battled for the B championship. Mitchell won the Novice A, Huron Paik the Novice B. Zurich the Bantam A, Clinton the Midget A. Each town Zone 1 put up a trophy and John Anstett of Anstett Jewellers kindly donated a trophy from Clinton. For you people who have watchii4,1th poWer ',house, of*our zone, the Zurich Bantams, they are playing in Zurich Saturday 6 o'clock against Oakwood in the first game of a three out of five for the Ontario Championship. Zurich won this award last year and are hoping to be repeaters this year. Don't forget to listen for the upcoming games between the Clinton Ponies and Hensall or Goderich. The home games in the two game total goal series will not be able to be played in Clinton as the arena must have the ice out in preparation for the Legions' Camping Show April 17 and 18. If any boys between 9 and 17 are interested in attending the Hockey school at Huron Park I have several application forms and the people at Huron Park inform me a bus will be used to transport the boys back and forth this year. IS THERE ANY FUTURE IN FARMING? 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Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Local freight, licence, provincial tax, if applicable, extra. 6 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, April 1, 1971 Midgets get Austen trophy for zone championship the Bend goalie. The next 16 minutes had everyone hollering as both clubs went all out for the winner. Brian Millar's goal output was not high during the season, but in the last two playoff games he scored what proved to be the winners. Just seconds before his goal, Millar missed the open net, but the puck bounced back to Neil Colquhoun and his pass put Millar, in front of the net for the winner. The championship games will be played either in Goderich or Seaforth for Clinton's home game. , Results of the first week of playoffs in the Clinton-Blyth Ladies bowling league shows Pat's Pals with 2901; Krazy Kats, 2703; True Grits, 2652; The Blues, 2583; Dare Devils, 2552 and Hopeless Six, 2479. TUCKERSMITH MIXED Tony's Tigers lead after the r, first week7,, ,a, pinfall of 3121 followed by Bill's Bunnies, 3043; Ed's Elks, 3037; Mel's Monkeys, 2990; Dave's Deers, 2892; and Wes' Weasels, 2877. Helen Pepper had the high ladies single of 247 while Ruby Triebner had the high triple of 605. Tony Van Den Dool had the men's high single of 280 and triple of 747. Dave Triebner had the hidden score of 221. BILL'S MIXED LEAGUE Team 8 leads in A division after the first week of playoffs with a pinfall of 3038 followed by Team 7, 3011; Team 3, 2786; and Team 4, 2786. In the B division, Team 6 had a 3085 pinfall followed by Team 2, 2689; Team 5, 2590 and Team 4, 2539, CLINTON JUNIOR LEAGUE Lucky Strikes lead the league with 101 points followed by Pinrollers with 75, Daredevils With 71 and Tigers with 64. Bonnie Philips had the high single of 146 and double of 265 for the girls while Brad Atkinson led the boys with a 186 single and 341 double. CLINTON TEEN LEAGUE Art's Strikers lead with 96 points followed by Mort's Matirauders, 90; Mary's Boys, 70; Debbie's Pals, 67 and BY BERT CLIFFORD Our Midgets came home Monday evening with the Zone 1, Midget ',A" Series Trophy. Anstett Jewellers of Clinton donated the trophy for this new competition, Convener Bert Clifford presented the trophy to captain Bill Crawford in Mitchell, after Clinton swept the two out of three series in two games straight. After their tough series with Goderich, the championship was a breeze against Mitchell, as Clinton won 15-1 on Sunday and 9-3 on Monday. Captain Bill Crawford scored seven goals in the two games, Hoz.ve s completes season Allen Howes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howes, RR 4, Clinton, Ont., recently completed his second season with the St. Lawrence University varsity hockey team. The, Larries finished twelfth among eastern colleges and compiled a 10-14 overall record. Allen, a goaltender, had a good season • yielding less than four goals per game and only 12 goals in his last five games. His season record included two shutouts against Colgate and R.P.I. The St. Lawrence junior was named Eastern College Athletic Conference goalie of the week twice during the season. Glenda's Pros, 57. Bonnie Johnston led the girls with a 195 single and 537 triple. Art Snell had the 222 single and Jim Heard the 607 triple for top scores for the boys. LONDESBORO LADIES Super Six now have 140 points to lead the league while Crispy Critters are second with 111, Mixups third with 52 and Sugar Smacks well back with 33. Audrey Thompson led the girls with a 273 single and Nancy Roy had a 711 triple. MEN'S INTERTOWN Exeter, 195; Goderich, 183; St. Marys, 182; Bowl-Mor, 166; Mike's Lanes, 159; Valiants, 155; Mitchell, 183; Centre Restaurant, 118; Clinton, 115 and Zurich, 69. Jinx meet BY JANE SYMONS We had our second meeting on March 24 and Mrs. Nelson gave a demonstration. It was about the division of dahlias. Mrs. Nelson showed us that there are three different kinds of dahlia, the ball, the pom-pom and the single: These are the main three but there are more. She showed us some slides of flower gardens, winter carnival, etc. We are going to have a special competition for our horticultural group- For this we had to grow plants from a slip. The meeting closed and we were served refreshments. four in Clinton and three in Mitchell. Crawford won the scoring championship in Midget competition this year and several of his playoff goals were real beauties, Centre of the "kid" line, Mike Anstett, put in five on Sunday and a single goal in Mitchell. This line of Brian Kennedy and John Vanloo and sometimes Jim Cameron will be back in Midget action next year. Brian Kennedy put in three goals and assisted on six others. Jim Cameron notched two in Sunday's game. The two Bantams brought up to the Midgets, Randy Millar with four goals and Rick Cameron with one goal, showed they will be a big addition to the Midgets next year. Danny Colquhoun scored in Monday's game. Only seven penalties were called in Clinton and 14 in Mitchell, with Clinton picking up three and four in the two games. The shutout for the combination of Brad Turner and Robert Andrews was reported Sunday with 27 seconds left. Most drivers know that batteries lose power in cold weather, but the scale of the loss is not generally realised. A battery which has 100% of its efficiency at 80 degrees, delivers only 60% power at the freezing point. At zero it has shrunk to 46% power, and at 20 below it is down to only 30% power. The Ontario Safety League points out that in addition to the loss of efficiency, the battery has a heavier load to handle when oil is thickened by the cold. DATSUN IMPF PRODUCT Or 'NISSAN Mitchell's Rick O'Donnell broke in on a breakaway to beat "Swanky", The champions included: Goal, Brad Turner and Robert Andrews; Defence, Cal Prernlin, Randy Blake, Jim, Cameron, Rick Cameron, Brian Makins; Centres, 13111 Crawford, Mike Anstett; Forwards, Danny Colquhoun, Randy Millar, Brian Kennedy, John Vanloo, Brian Koene and Dave Fawcett; Coach, Bob Cook; Manager, Tom Clapp. Seaforth takes lead in series BY "NEWT" Seaforth Beavers took a 3-2 lead Mdnday night in their best of seven series with Kincardine Bulldogs in OHA Intermediate C action with a 6-3 win in Kincardine. Jack Mcllwain scored a pair for the Beavers with singles coming from Bill Weber, Bill McLaughlin, Terry Craig and Wayne Rau. Jim Bell, Ross Forster and Clark Pollock scored for the Bulldogs. Last Thursday the Beavers had dropped a 9-1 game in Kincardine but came back Saturday night to tie the series 2-2 with a 7-5 win. The sixth game is tonight (Thursday) in Seaforth. 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