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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-01-08, Page 10Clinton's star of the game, Brian Langille (left) sparkled throu,gh,out the games played in New York. Danny Colquhoun holds the team trophy which the local ;team won in the tournament held in Clinton, N.Y. Also seen are John Smart, star of the Clinton, N.Y„ team and Mat Reimer chosen the game's outstanding goalie. BY BERT CLIFFORD The Colts hung in during the first two periods in two games this week but found the final 20 minutes too much each time as they lost to Monkton and Seaforth. In Mitchell the Colts trailed Monkton 4-3 as they went into the final period in a game on Friday, Clinton had taken an early two-goal lead on goals by Cam Coiquhoun and Mel Hohner only to see it shattered by three goals by Monkton's Powell, son of former Clinton resident Lazy Powell. Grant Volland tied the score at 3.3 but Monkton went ahead again before the period ended. The third , 'period saw NO York trip a success Clin,... .n News,Reopt4, Thurgloyt, ,Jonuary S, 1970. coming Events (1- Keith Grabeldinger (left) and Robbie Harneline of the Clinton; 14,Y., Pee Wee team are seen here with Clinton's Bill Irwin, team captain and star of the game; Gord Gilfillan, chosen gOalie of the game and Neil Coiquhoun, star of the first game of the tournament. Committee prepare' for hockey weekend THURSDAY, January ath 14.4.1-0. No. 719 Clinton Lodge meeting (tonight), Important business Pertaining to the building fund, — 20. IN1OMB TAX ,inforniation meeting at Huron Centennial School, Brucefield, on Thursday January 15 \ at 8.15 P,M, Special speaker Mr. Dietrich, Kitchener Taxation Department. gveryone welcome. Sponsored by. Tuckerernith Federation of Agriculture. — 2,3b. THURSDAY, January 15, 8:30 p.m. I.O.O.F. Euchre and. Five Hundred, .0ddfellows Hall. Ladies please bring lunch. — 2p. When you're ready to ;:name iithe day...see the beautiful SATURDAY, JatluarY 10 — Scpcial et Clinton Legion, music Supplied by a disc jockeY, Come and enjoy dancing to high quality music, Lunch provided, Dancing 9 to 12,— 2b. "GASH MNGO; Legion hall, Beaforth. Friday, January 9, 5:15 p.m. 15 regular gaMes, $10; three $25 games. Door prizes. Admission 4.00, Extra cards 25c, S for 50c or 7 for $1.00- Auspices Branch 156, Proceeds welfare work." — 2tfri. THURSDAY, January 8, Bingo at Clinton L4gion Hall, 830 p.m. Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers. Monkton fatten their lead with two more' goals while holding the Colts scoreless. It was much the same story Sunday night when a large hometown crowd saw the Colts stay with the strong 'Seaforth team most of the way. Don Bartliff and Butch Fleet scored for Clinton in the first period but Bob Beuttermiller, Ken Doig and Jim Dick scored to give Seaforth a 3-2 lead. Neither .club could score in the exciting second period but the third. period was all Seaforth's as they banged in five goals to Clinton's one. The Colts stopped their tough forechecking and allowed the smooth oldtimers like Ken Doig, Jack 1VIcIllwain and Murray Henderson to skate in around the defence. Henderson scored three and Mclllwain two in the third. Clinton's lone goal came from Sid Macaulay's stick. Elliott wins George (Butch) Elliott broke into the winner's circle at Western Fair Raceway Saturday afternoon. Driving Breckinridge from the H and B stable in London, the 20-year-old won the $1500 feature purse in the eighth race. It was his first win in three years of racing. The son of Dr. George Elliott,' local veterinarian, George plans to ;hake racing his career. THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU The 1970 Minor Hockey Committee was installed at the first meeting held Jan. 5. The slate of officers is as follows: Bruce Collins, chairman; Bert Clifford, past chairman; Rick Kush, vice-chairman; Pete Counter, secretary; Jack Reid, treasurer; Bruce Collins in charge of referees, Jack Blair, advertising. Clarence Neilans and Len Fawcett are in charge of Saturday night entertainment with Len Fawcett and Pat Graham in charge of tickets and the draw. Jack Irwin will be responsible for trophies with Jerry Holmes, Laurie Coiquhoun and Bill Jenkins working on programs. Judges will be Len Fawcett, Bob Mann and Bert 'Poop. Bert Clifford will be in charge Of arranging lunches at the arena for the hockey players. The committee welcomes any interested parent who wishes to assist in the weekend activities in minor hockey weekend. Clinton New York Pee Wees and Bantams along with Adastral Park Bantams have been invited. A program very similar to last year's with all boys and girls in the town leagues taking part is planned. FRIDAY, JAN, 23 6:454:30 Kinsmen Wee Wee Hockey 7 t 30-8:30 Pee Wee Hockey First game, total point Series Clinton (New York) Pee Webs vs, Clinton Kinsmen Pee Wees 8:30-9:00 Girls' Hockey (public sch001 age) 9-10:30 Bantam hockey Clinton New York vs, Clinton Fish and Game Bantams 9-10:00 Kinsmen Wee Wee hockey 10-11:80 Bantam Hockey Clinton N,Y, vs. Adastral Park 12:80-2:30 Kinsmen skirt hockey 2:804:00 Pee Wee hockey Clinton N.Y. vs, Kinsmen Ponies 4.5:00 Pee Wee town league 5.6:00 Bantam town league 7-8:30 Bantam hockey Clinton N.Y. vs. Fish and Game Ponies break win The Pee Wee Ponies lost their first game in a month Monday night to Goderich. For two periods Clinton stayed with a 2.2 tie but early in the third period Goderich went ahead with three goals before Steve Cook put in Clinton's third goal. Robin McAdam and Neil Coiquhoun scored in the first period. The Ponies stopped their forechecking in the third period allowing Goderich to press around the Clinton net. The heavy schedule and the long drive to New York on the weekend slowed the Clinton boys' skating late in the game. This weekend the Ponies play Friday evening in Watford against the Fortron Blue' Devils from St. Clair Shores, Michigan. The Bantams play against St. Marys on Saturday morning in Watford. SUN LIFE a progre$sive company 2'12.a progressive industry AmiiiirshaimioNmo 8:30-9:00 Girls' hockey (senior) 9.10:30 Clinton Midgets vs. Mitchell Midgets streak HOUSE LEAGUE In Kinsrhen squirt action in the house league the Red Wings won 4.0 on two goals by Jim Moon and singles by Gary Tebbutt and Terry Gordner. The Rangers beat the Canadiens 7-1. Scoring for the Rangers were Brad Reid with three, Steve Campbell with two and Steve Jones and Larry Reihl with one each. Peter Thompson scored the lone Canadien goal. In exhibition squirt play at CFB Clinton, the team from Clinton defeated the base team 6-0. Robert Taylor had two goals and singles were scored by David Bird, John Hart, Peter Thompson and Terry Gordner. In girls' hockey Clinton defeated St. Marys 9-0 in a game played in St. Marys. Sandra Graham scored five goals, Gail .Daer scored three and Ruth Ann Neilans added one. RY OffIT .PI,IFFORP_ 4ter fOtINWer delay in, finffalg and a hectic ride to ..reech NeW Yerk OW, the I* Weee titeSSed in ten miontes- and took the lee for their toughest game of the series,. Earlier in the 4,ay, Tthiea bad -downed Clinton, New Yorlc _5,2 and OW: Pee Wee* had to will to be in contention, The .boys showed their ,tiredness, not, in their Skating, but in their reflexee. The Ithica. goalie made .sOrne sensatiOnal saves, .ellowing oely pee goat despite haying 21 shots pumped at him by the ponies. David Clynick was first to the puek in the corner after Neil Colquhoun bad cleared the puek behind the Mica, goal, clynick's high shot hit the goalkeeper on the side and bounced into the net for the only goal of .the ,game, Most of the play was in. the Ithiea end. Gord made 11 saves for his shutout, Neil Colqnhoue Was judged Clinton Ontario's oetstanding player of the game. BANTAM The next game found our Bantams against their arch rivals Ithica but this year they were too strong for the Americans. They fired seven goals for a 7-0 victory. The game was slow for the first period with only five shots on either goal, three by Clinton and two by Ithica. Late in the • second period Clinton started to check and skate and in the space of a minute and 13 seconds Jim Langille and Mike Anstett drilled hard shots into the goal. 'Anstett's goal was set up by Danny Colquhoun and came with one second left in the period. Clinton went on a scoring spree again in the third with Anstett finishing off a beautiful setup by Brian Langille and Dann Colquhoun at 4:45 and Robbie Stirling scoring the hat trick on three rushes down the ice. His first goal came 4:45 from Claire Colquhoun. He skated through the entire team for his second. His third came on a rebound from Jim Cameron's shot at 5:47. Brian Langille earned the award for Clinton's outstanding player. FINAL After the evening's rest, the Pee Wees won their championship with an impressive 5-1 win over Clinton N.Y. Steve Cook opened the scoring after only two minutes of play with an assist from centre Greg Holmes. The second‘ goal was a solo effort by Captain Billy Irwin. He let go a long shot Impala four door sedan? fully equipped.— driven only 9,000 miles — a real BUY. from the hlueline; then Pielied up his Qinixebounci and fired a bard shot over the goalie's shonlder. A iniMite later Neil Culcitiheen hanged in a nesS from John OrahaM, 11gW York scored at I:10 of the second period for the poly goal against Gefillan in three games on' the weekend, It came from a scramble in front of the net. steve Cook and Robin McAdam scored nil hyeakaways in the third period. Again, as in the first game, only 10 shots were fired at the Ontario goaler but several were labelled and the judges awarded Gilfillan the outstanding; goaltender award for the game. Clinton star-rating went to Captain Billy Irvvin who Was a standout on defence and also played strong offence. Although the Clinton N.Y. Bantams are a young team, they skated right with the Ontario team and had some fantastic goaltending from first-year goaltender Mat Weimer, He caught at least four sizzling slap shots from Brian Langille and Danny Colquhoure The only goals put past Weimer were in scrambles. The first goal was by Billy Cantelon at 8:11 PI the first Peried tell rebound off Brian Kennedy's shot. litpt AS the -second period was ending a neWeemer to clinton N,Y„ John Sin* scored a beautiful goal to tie *the score. The game ended up OS a thriller with great save by heth goalies. Finally, with oply two minUtes left the game, Bill Cantelon slipped the puck over to Robbie Stirling for the game winner. Twenty ,seconds later, Langdle rushed into NeW 'York zone and set up Danny colonhoun for the extra goal to take the pressure off. After the game, Langille was again judged the outstanding player but later the judges gave a second award to defenceman Jim Cameron who saved the day on several occasions. Before leaving the heavy-snow area on Sunday, the Pee Wees played the New York team wioning 4-0 on goals by John Graham, Greg Holmes, Steve Cook and David Clynick, The Bantams, with two Pee Wees added to their lineup (Billy Irwin • and John Graham) won easily 8-3. Langille and Billy Cantelon scored three goals each while John Graham and Brian Kennedy scored the other two. INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT , JEWELLERS LTD., Clinton Walkerton And Seaforth L. CLINTON 482.952 Colts lose two CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE ARENA SCHEDULE THURSDAY, JANUARY 8 Midget Hockey Goderich vs. Clinton — 6:30 Intermediate Hockey Kincardine vs. Clinton Colts — 8:30 FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 Teen Town Auditorium — 9-12 Public Skating 8-10 Girls Hockey 7:00 P.M. St. Marys vs, Clinton SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 Figure Skating 8-12 Kinsmen Hockey — 1 2-5 Bantam Hockey — 6:30-8:00 Goderich vs. Clinton Public Skating — 8-10 SUNDAY, JANUARY 11 Tot Skating — 2-3 Public Skating — 3-4:30 Adult Skating — 8-9:30 MONDAY, JANUARY 12 Pee 'Wee Hockey Mitchell vs, Clinton — 6:30 Industrial Hockey — 8-10 Kases Comets — 10-11 TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 Sthool,Skating G reties 1-4 — 4: 1 5-5: 1 5 C,H.H.L. 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