HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-06-10, Page 5Clinton native wins
London sports award.
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Tonight and Friday
Clinton Minor Basketball
League Championships
at CHSS gym
Tonight (Thursday) 7100 P.M.
RYAN'S RAIDERS vs. HERMAN'S HEROES
and
CRYING CHARL1ES vs. 'TOWN CRIERS
8:00 P.M.
BARRY'S BASKETEERS vs, TEAM 8
and
WINNER OF GAME I vs. WINNER OF GAME 2
Friday
7:00 P.M. LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
8t00 P.M., ALL STAR GAME
MINOR LEAGUE ALL STARS
vs.
CHSS MIDGETS
The League Champions Will Receive -
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This little girl doesn't know much about basketball she
thinks it's something to eat, But many Clirithh area residents
will get a chance to see just what the game is all about tonight
and tomorrow night as the championship tournament for the
Clinton News-Record Bowl fin the foreground) is conducted at
Central Huron Secondary School by the six teams of the
Clinton Minor Basketball League. Everyone is welcome to see
the youngsters show off the skills they've picked up.
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Frank McKay of Beal
technical schoel, London and
formerly of Cliiiiton was awarded
the Greg Anderson Memorial
Trophy in London last week, the
highest athletic honour in the
London and District ..,.thletic
Conference,
Frank, the son of Mrs. Addle
McKay of London, and formerly
of Clinton, brother of Ron
McKay and grandson of Mrs.
George Bayley, RR 4, Clinton,
had been selected to more allstar
teams than any tither athlete in
the conference. The award is
given to the athlete in the
conference who most displays
leadership, sportsmanship,
co-operation within his school
and is not an under-achiever in
his academic studies.
His coach, Jack Foot said "He
has real athletic ability. He's a
team leader...a take charge guy."
Frank has a long line of
accomplishments. He was top
scorer in the conference in his
second year of junior basketball,
an allster in both basketball and
football in 1967.68 and WOSSA
finalist in the 1.20-yard hurdles;
Beal's senior athlete of the year
in 1967.68; an Mister and most
valuable player on the Beal
basketball team in 1968-69;
co-winner of the same award in
1969.70; most valuable player at
the annual Purple and White
basketball tournament and
member of the allstar team in
1969-70; winner of the same
two honours in 1970-71 and was
an allstar in football this past
year.
He has had such a fabulous
athletic record at his school that
a trophy has been named After
him and another player to be
awarded to the outstanding
athlete at the school over five
years of attendance, Fittingly
enough, Frank was co-winner of
the award this year.
Orioles moved into a tie for
first place with a close 7-6 win
over the Yankees. Doug
Schoenhals led the way with two
runs. Robert Harkes, Raymond
Wheeler, Mark Nicholson, Paul
Wise and Larry Livingston
scored the other Oriole runs. For
the Yankees David Counter had
two, Mike Howard, Paul
Galachuich, Robert Menzies and
The schedule for the Clinton
Minor Basketball season wound
up last week and tonight the six
teams begin the tournament play
for the league championship and
the Clinton News-Record Bowl.
Quarter finals begin at 7 p.m.
tonight at the gym at Central
Huron Secondary School.
Ryan's Raiders will play.
Herman's Heroes and Crying
Charlies will play Town Criers.
In the semi-finals, to follow
immediately after the
completion of these games,
Barry's Basketeers and Team 8,
who won a buy into the
semi-finals, will play off and the
winners in the quarter final
games will play off. '
The championship will be
decided on Friday night 'at 7
,BY BERT CLIFFORD
The Ponies remain undefeated
after their tough 9.6 win over
Belgrave.
Belgrave had a former Clinton
player Kevin Carter on the
mound and he held Clinton to
seven hits, For Clinton Mark
Nicholson made his first start,
allowing five hits while striking
out 16.
In the hitting Nicholson also
was the power with a triple in
the fourth and single in the
sixth. Neil Colquhoun picked up
his eighth and ninth hit with his
two singles. Both he and
Nicholson scored two runs
apiece. Robert Harkes and Doug
Schoenhals scored back-to-back
runs in the third to put Clinton
out in front 8-2,
130grave closed the seem to
5-4 in the bottom of the fifth.
They had the bases loaded when
Nicholson retired the last two
batters by strikeouts, In three
other innings Nicholson had the
bases loaded and pitched himself
out of trouble.
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A driver's perception
deteriorates with speed, says the
Ontario Safety League. The
ability to read road signs
decreases by 20 feet for each 10
in,p.h.
Pot example, a person with
20120 vision tan read highway
signs at 400 feet, when
stationary. If travelling at 50
mph he could not make out the
signs with the sane eiarity until
he was within 300 feet.
Jack Cook, one each.
SQUIRT
The Expos pulled a big upset
by downing the undefeated
Grants 18-9. Paul Taylor (3),
Kerry Colquhoun (3), Wayne
Tideswell (3), Mark Bell (2),
Brent Jordan (2), Peter Anstett
(2), Chris Middleton, Joe
McMahon and Ian Fleming
p.m., with an all-star game to
follow between the league
all-stars and the CHSS Midgets.
In final action last week,
Town Criers came up with a
narrow 10-6 win over Ryan's
Raiders in a Thursday night
game.
Brian White's five points led
the Criers and Peter Nesbitt had
three and Jamie Scott two.
Tim Jewson had four points
for the Raiders and Steve
Gibbings had two.
Paul Middleton scored eight
points to lead Crying Charlies to
a 10-6 win over Jerry's Jinx.
Gord Milian had the other two
points,
Dan Campbell had two points
and Jerry Steegstra four for the
Jinx,
third win
In the sixth Counter,
Colquhoun and Nicholson
scored to give Clinton a good
lead. In the seventh Terry
Gordner led off with a double
then scored his second run by
stealing home on a passed bail.
Third baseman Paul Priestap had
a double play in the third when
he caught a hot liner and tagged
third base forcing the base
runner.
Clint9n Flews-Record,, ThurScIaY,JIMO 10, 1971 5
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The top athletes of Central Huron .Secondary School were
honoured last week at a dinner at the school. Attending the
dinner were; Christine Hartley, most outstanding senior girl
athlete; Janet Graham, most outstanding junior girl; Ron Wise,
overall Huron-Perth junior champion; Bill Cantelon, co-winner of
the outstanding junior boy award; R, J. Homuth, principal of
CHSS; Gerry Lobb, co-winner of the junior boy award; Ken
Clynick, coach; Dr. Powell, guest speaker at the dinner from the
University of Guelph; Gord Levis, outstanding senior boy; and
Evelyn Benjamins, individual winner of the senior WOSSA cross
country race,
Orioles tie for first place in Peewee houseleague
scored the runs,
Larry Riehl (2), Steven Blair
(2), Paul Castle, Rick Gordner,
K. Colquhoun, Tony Denomme
and Mark McLain were the Giant
scorers. The Reds finally won a
game with a 12.11 win over the
Cards in a well-played game by
both clubs. For the Reds,
Robbie Blake (2), Steve Elder
(2), Pat Jordan (2), David
Stephenson (2), Greg Wise,
Danny Holmes and Rick
Ducharme scored.
Brad Morgan scored three
times for the Cards and Brian
Pickard, Paul Stanley, Michael
Cooper had two each. John
Wood and Gordon Finrey had
one run each.
Basketball tournament
starts tonight at CHSS