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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-12-23, Page 6Merry Christmas from the folks who serve you at (Tr" QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS CLINTON No Deliveries on Christmas Day Boxing Day or New Year's Day GO MUSTANGS GO TUESDAY, DEC. 28 8:30 p.m. vs. EXETER At Clinton Community Centre Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our supporters. 51 Our sincere thanks to all our friends for your wonderful patronage and good will this past year, and throughout the 9 years i have operated the CSMINC, ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL I would like to wish Alex and Erma Swatogor, the new owners, every success as they continue to serve you. Sincerely, Bill Fleischauer l,vx<vmvxv==xvx.vxvxvxvmvxvxv&vmv=xvxvxvxxvx,vxvxvxva,vxcvxv=x2cxvavxvmvx-va.vx.v 4h °fru Hams It's always a pleasure to take time during the holiday season to wish our friends well! MARY IRVING JIM PFRIMMER JOHN VANDERWALL FRED MCCULLOUGH LLOYD POELMAN PAUL LAM E. D. BRINTNELL KEN McGEE McGEE PONTIAC BUICK DOUG CRUICKSHANK DON WENCH STAN KACPRZAK AL McGEE KEN TREITZ JOHN IVIacINNIS WAYNE HOY RON McGEE 524.8391 GOderith XVXVXAIMVgXVMt4XVXVXVMVAVMVAVWOXV=MVUXVXVX'VXVXVXVXVXVXVXVAVAV=A'VMVXVMVMV*VXVMVX'VN KEN VVOOD TOM POELMAN BILL KIRKEY 6 Clinton Nevvs.flecord, Thursday, PeCeMber 23, 1971 Mustangs bomb Tavistock 84 in junior D action. A hot third• period helped Clinton Mustangs ride to an easy 8-1 victory Over Tavistock in OHA Westerri Junior D hockey action Friday' night in Clinton- Defencernan GarrY Cummings started off the third with one of his quickies again. After only 57 seconds of play Ron Graham passed over to Cummings who scored his fourth goal in the last four games. Stu Mustard scored his second hat-trick of the season when he opened the game at 3;37 in thei first period and added two more beauties in the third. Bill Stirling and Ron Graham picked up assists on two of Mustard's goals and Graham also assisted on two other goals BY BERT CLIFFORD After their; last poor showing earlier in the year, the Mustangs, going with only two lines; skated Bev Bromley leads teen league . Crown Teen League was led last week by Bev Bromley who had a' 268 single for the boys and Bob Falconer who had a 752 triple. Marg O'Brien had the girls' high single and triple of 226 and 597. The Unknowns lead the league with 56 points followed by Bob's 'Gang, 53; Fuddle Duddles, 42;' Charlie Brown'S Team, 39 and Heople's People, 36. Isabel Rogerson had a 301 single in the Tuckersmith bowling league and put together a 633 triple. Bill Rogerson had a 281 single and Mel Graham had a 668 triple for the men. Isabel's Indians lead the league with 51 points followed by Ann's Angel's, Ruby's Rebels and Anna's Arrows and'Jo-Ann's Jets with 36 and Betty's Bullets with 25. Bill Harris bowled a whopping 363 single and 781 triple in the IOOF and Rebekahs league. Top averages for the men were scored by Ward Hodgins and Doug Jones with 215, Valerie Marriage and Marg Draper had the top singles for the ladies with 271 while Gerry Harris had a 690 triple and 203 average. Spark Plugs lead the league with 42 points followed. by Choke-Ups with 41; Margie's Muttons, 36;: Hot Shots,' 35; Cheerful Charlies, 34; Bill's Blisters, 33; Sunken Six, 30 and Bill's Bunyans 29. Swingin Six lead in the Londesboro Ladies League with 64 points; followed by Dot's Dolls, 52; Rolling Pins, 40 and Ding Dong Bells, 40. Marjorie Duizer led the ladies with a 298 single while Brenda Radford had 'a 666 triple and Dorothy Carter had a 195 average. Most iiinproved bowlers were Dorothy ',Carter and Brenda Radford with plus 22 each. In the Clinton Blyth bowling league, Mary Davey scored a 311 single and Betty Daer had a 725 triple. Peacocks lead the league with .59 points followed by Whiz Kids with 59; Hillbillies with 54; Fuddle Duddles with 54; Five Belles, 54; Lucky Strikes, 53; Alley Cats with 50 and Petunias, 49, The Crown Junior League was dominated by Connie Horbanuik in the girls division and Brad Atkinson in the boys. Connie had a 179 single and 308 double while !Brad had a 206 single arid 371 double. Ballbreakera lead the league with 41 points followed by Sharpshooters,, 35; Alley Cats, 33; Pete's Penguins, 31; Strikers, 29. The Bayfield Bowling league sees Alley Dusters on top with 47 poihts followed by Misfits with 46; Dingi A Lings with 44 and Nobody's! Business with 43. Dianna Argyle led the ladies With a 242 single and 642 triple. Bob Turner had a 245 single and tied with Lloyd Huffman for the top triple of 588. Cliff Saundercock led all the way in the Londesboro Men's league. He had, a 304 single, 888 triple and 233 average. Most improved bewlet was Tom Duizer with a plus 38. Fords lead the league with 55 points followed by Dodges with 40 points, CheVs with 37 and VWs with 36. ' to move to 24 points in the scoring race. Coach Bill Weber formed a line of Wayne Arthur, Paul Johnson and Crawford and it, too, produced results. Each scored a goal. The other goal came from a set up by Jim Cameron who passed into the corner to Wayne McDougall who fed it out to circles around Lucan in their exciting 5.3 win. Fred German was the big difference as he kicked out 55 shots of the 58 peppered at him, Although Lucan outshot the Mustangs, most of the shots were from the point. . Early in the game, John McKinley stole the puck from a Lucan defeneeman's stick and pulled out the goalie to give Clinton the first goal. Lucan came back a minute later when a shot from Jeff Craig ricochetted into the net. On several occasions early in the game Clinton failed on chances especially when one of Mustard's backhand shots hit the post, then bounced across the top crossbar. Clinton went ahead again on a beautiful breakaway goal by Ron Graham who was set up by Bob Cook on a clearing pass from centre. German kept the club in the game with some great saves and had a little bit of luck. Just after Ron Graham missed on his second breakaway of the game, a wicked curving shot deflected off German's gloye into the net to tie the gaine. Captain Bob Cobk, blasted in the third goal on a shot from the point with John McKinley screening the Lucan goalie. For only the second time this year, Clinton outscored a club in the third period. Defenceman Gary Cummings whipped in a pass from Stu Mustard after only 39 seconds of , play in the period. With two Clinton players in the sin bin, Lucan's Dennis Carty did everything possible to beat German but excellent defensive work by Cameron, Jervis, Cook and Cummings and superb penalty killing by Gord Riley and Carl Frennin mined Fred. The insurance goal for the Mustangs was a beauty by John McKinley as he fought off two defenders to score on his backhand. The win put the Mustangs out in front with three points over second place Exeter Gord Riley on a perfect pass. Riley drilled the shot past Rick Williamson. Another first for the season was that the Mustangs outshot, Tavistock throbghout the game. Clinton's defensive unit o'f Cameron, Fremlin, Jervis and Cummings played a strong game defensively, The world's motor vehicle population more than trebled in the last decade, says the Ontario Safety League. The total increased from 73 million in 1960 to 226 million in 1970. Mitchell top Three period goals by Mitchell gave the Hawks a 6.4 victory over the Mustangs. Playing their fourth game in six nights showed on the Mustangs in the latter part of the pine and also the top ,scorers Stu Mustard. and John McKinley were out of the lineup due to university exams. Coach Bill Weber was pressed into using only three defencemen as Bob Cook sat out the game, after suffering a broken nose in the Lucan game on Friday night. Mitchell's three lines skated hard all night and their team leader, Don Hislop beat Fred German at the 55-second mark. Then he assisted Lloyd Pickering midway through the first period. In the dying seconds of the period Bill Stirling finished off a play from Jim Cameron and Gary Cummings to put Clinton on the scoreboard. Wayne Arthur netted the tying goal when he tried to centre the puck but Fundy knocked the puck into his own net off his skate. Clinton took advantage of a powerplay to go ahead 3-2 on a goal by Gary, Cummings, Cummings banged in a rebound on Bill Stirling's quick rush at 11:55. BY KEITH WILLIAMS Only three games were played in the Central Huron Hockey League this week as a game the Juveniles were supposed to have seen action in was postponed due to the fact that team members were involved in examination at GDCI. In the opening game of action on Tuesday night in Clinton, Bayfield downed Holmesville 7,4; In the first period Pete Postill opened the scoring for Holmesville with an assist going to Bill Hogarth at 3:50, Bayfield came back rather strongly however as Joe Livermore combined with Gord Fisher for two goals the first at 11:12 and the second at 11:42 and then Frank Hagan sunk one more for the Bayfield team with Wayne Doak getting the assist. Don Freeman scored at 1:36 from Wayne Doak to give Bayfield another marker but Art McDougall scored for Holmesville in that second period as well with assists on that effort going to Ron Miller and Jim Hayter. s Mustangs Then, with everyone backed in on top of German, Mitchell's Jim Roiph grilled in a shot from the point. The first two periods found the Mustangs three defencemen, led by Jim Cameron, Cal Fremlin and Greg Jervis, doing a great job of holding off Mitchell. Wayne' Arthur• was • spotted as a defenceman. Atthe eight-minute mark of the third period he fired a wicked slap shot to put Clinton in the lead. Cameron picked up a hooking penalty when he tried to stop a breakaway, Mitchell took advantage of the extra man to tie the game, then took the lead on Hislop's second goal which bounced off the post. The final goal was disputed to no avail by Clinton. German stopped Dennis Smith on a breakaway but the goal judge ruled the puck went in. CLINTON'S SCORING FIRST PERIOD; Bill Stirling (2), Cameron, Crawford, SECOND PERIOD; Wayne Arthur (6), Paul Johnson, Gary Cummings (5), Bill Stirling, Arthur. THIRD PERIOD; Wayne' Arthur (7). The third period opened with George Gould combined with Joe Livermore and Gord Fisher scoring for Bayfield at 1:09. Then Art McDougall scored, unassisted for Holmesville only to have Don Crawford and Frank Hagan come back with two more Bayfield markers at 4:36 with* Frank Hagan and Wayne Doak assisting and at 5:09 with Wayne Doak and Don Freeman assisting. Ron Miller wrapped it up at 14;07 scoring for Holmesville from Harvey Carter. In the first game of the Sunday night double header in Goderich Sifto Salt and DRMCO battled to a 5,5 deadlock, Jim McIver scored the only goal in the first frame sinking the marker for Sifto from Ken Deer at 2:04. DRMCO came on strong in the second period as they scored at the 17 second mark when Ken Meriam sunk one from George Schram, John Hodge scored at 5:54 from Harold Leddy and Ed. Jones Scored unassisted at 8:26. Sifto managed to reorganize late in the period however and scored twice. Derwyn Carter sunk one at 13:12 unassisted and Tom Crawford scored another from Ken Deer at 13:35. In the final period Sifto and DRMCO split the scoring as Tom Crawford and Ken Daer each scored with Derwyn Carter getting the assist on both goals the markers coming at the 38 and 56 second mark of that frame. At 10:22 Ken Meriam scored unassisted and then John Hodge tied it up for DRMCO from Harold Leddy at 14:20. The second game of the evening also ended in a 5-5 tie, this time between Holmesville and Building Centre. In the first and second periods it looked as though Building Centre had it all wrapped up as they scored a total of five markers by the end of the second 20 minute time slot, In the first period it was Bud Boys at 4:35 and Rick Sowerby at $:48 bath Unassisted and then Sowerby combined with Buck Million and John Phillips at 10:54 for number three. In the second period Building Centre kept up the attack as Earl Routley scored two more the first at 3:12 with the help of John Phillips and the second unassisted at 8;38. In the final 20 minutes of the game however Holmesville rallied and managed to come back and even the count. Paul Draper scored from Brian Triegner at 1:10, Draper from Harvey Carter at 1:54, Jim Hayter from Mel Horner at 4:15, Ron Miller from Art McDougall at 10:21 and then Miller again this time from Hayter and Mel Horner at 17:52. League standings still show Sifto Salt on top with 16 points oh a season record of seven wins, one loss and two ties followed by Bayfield with five wins, two losses and three tie games for 13 points. In third place is Building Centre with 11 points and a season record of four,- four and three. DRMCO and the Juveniles are tied for fourth with eight points each. DRMCO has a record of three, seven and two and the Juveniles have a record of four, four and zero. Holmesville is in the cellar with six points and a record of two, seven and two. Only two games will be played on the upcoming schedule for the week with no action scheduled for Boxing Day. On Wednesday in Clinton, Holmesville will face off against Sifto Salt with game time set for 9:15 p.m. The same night in Goderich at 8:30 p.m. Building Centre is scheduled to play Bayfield. eBayfield beats Holm sville in COTtrat Huron _hockey action Mustangs topple Lucan with 2 lines CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE ARENA SCHEDULE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY } SKATING SCHEDULE FRIDAY — DECEMBER 24 2-4 p.m. — Public Skating SUNDAY — DECEMBER 26 2-3 p.m. Tot Skating 3-4:30 p.m. Public Skating WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 29 2-4 p.m. Public Skating FRIDAY -- DECEMBER 31 2-4 p.m. Public Skating SUNDAY — JANUARY 2, 1972 2-3 p.m. Tot Skating 3-4:30 p.m. Public Skating