HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-06-25, Page 5.ag.1317 -PLIFFORP
Three was the magic nunther
for Clinton in their ImereSsive
victory over arch rivals
DaShwood last Thursday eventing
in Huron-Perth baseball Action.
Barry Mutrie.scored three
runs. Laurie Colquhoun hit the
first home run in the new park, a
330 ft. blast over the left field
fence. It came with two men on
base and gave the Colts a 5-1
lead,
Ed Daer made his record 2-1
with a well-pitched game. He
struck out 12 Dashwood batters
and allowed only five scattered
hits, Pete Ravelle scored in the
second on John Hayter's double.
Ravelle was safe on Mutrie's
throwing error, one of three the
shortstop made on throws to first
baseman Brad Dutot. Later in
the game, however, he came up
with two great plays.
Daer was in trouble in the
second after two errors 'and
Hayter's double loaded the
bases, but Jim O'rouke struck
out to end the inning.
Hayter tagged a double and
two singles in four times at bat
for Dashwood.
Lineup AB R H
Barry Mutrie 4 3 2
Doc Miller 3 0 0
Stu Mustard 1 0 0
Cam 'Colquhoun 3 0 2
Bob Batkin 1 0 2
Ed Daer 4 0 0
Butch Fleet 4 0 0
Bob Livermore 2 0 0
. Ken Daer 1 0 0
Brad Dutot 3
Pon Bartliff 3 1
Laurie Colquhoun g 1.
Rick Fremlin 1 , 0
CLINTON .8 IVIITCHE14.
Clinton rolled over Mitchell in
Mitchell Sunday by an 8-3
margin.
Ed 'Daer cracked his fourth
homer of the year in the third
and Cam MacDonald ideked .up
his first in the fourth, bath
two-run blasts.
Clinton scored two in the first
and again in the third, added
three in the fourth and finished
off with one in the seventh.
Mitchell broke out for three
runs in the eighth. MacDonald
started the game as pitcher
allowing only seven batters to
reach first base in seven innings,
all on walks. He struck out five.
He was relieved in the seventh
by Ted Tisdale. Daer took over
in the eighth and struck out four
of the six batters he faced.
Lineup AB R H
Barry Mutrie 5 0 0
Doc Miller 4 2 1
Cam Colquhoun 4 1 0
Ed Deer 5 2 4
Butch Fleet 2 1 2
Bob Livermore 2 0 0
Brad Dutot 5 0 1
L. Colquhoun 3 1 1
Cam MacDonald 3 1 1
Ted Tisdale 1 0 0
Stu Mustard 1 0 0
Ron McKay 1 0 0
Rick Fremlin 1 0 0
Don Bartliff 1 0 0
Pee Wee division finals
BY RICK KUSK
In the Pee Wee Division finals,
the Fireballs, coached by Mr. G.
Leeson soundly defeated the
Dodgers,. coached by. ' second
best" Mr. B. Mann in two
straight games.
The Fireballs, who knocked
off the first place Expos to get
into, the finals were led by Greg
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19. . The Fireballs were led by This week in sports pitcher G. Butler, R. Harkes, S.
Gibbings and N. Colquhoun, Big
guns for the Dodgers were M.
White, R. McAdam, S. Steep and
B. Irwin.
In the second game the
Fireballs clobbered the Dodgers
26-9 on 23 hits as all Fireball
batters hit safely at least once.
The Fireballs scored in every,
inning. Greg Butler had five hits,
four singles and a double, driving
in four runs.
Robert Harkes had two triples
and a single while Neil
Two recent victories for Juvenile girls
Colquhoun had two singles and a
double. Paul Garrow had three
singles and a triple driving in five
runs. S. Gibbings, Mr. Riley and
M. Howard each had two hits.
The Dodgers were led by
Robin McAdam who had four
hits, D. Schoenhals and John
Graham who bad three hits each
and Steve Steep with two hits.
Thurs., June 25 — Hensall at
Clinton Int.
Thurs., June 25 — Clinton at
Dashwood Mid.
Sun., June 28 — Ex. Corunna at
Clinton Int. 2:30
Sun., June 28 — St. Marys at
Clinton Jr. 6:30
Mon., June 29 — Clinton at
Goderich Mid.
Mon., June 29 — Mitchell at
Clinton Bant
Mon., June 29 — Listowel at
Clinton Jr.
Clinton's newest club, the
juvenile girls now have a 2-1
record after two recent victories.
The girls beat Brodhagen 26.17
at Clinton last Thursday. In an
earlier game they had
surrendered a 13-12 lead in the
seventh when Tavistock scored
four runs on two errors to gain a
16-13 win.
Tavistock
Lineup
Sally Walden
Cindy Colquhoun
Sandra Fremlin
Marlene Cunningham
Joyce Neilaris
M. C.rneron
Micky McPherson
Deannie Strong
Dianne Cunningham
Patti Kay
Ruth Ann Neilans
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3 1
4 0
2 2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
Sandra Fremlin pitched the
game against Brodhagen and
collected two runs. Sally
Walden, Cindy Colquhoun and
Deannie Strong each hit home
runs.
Saturday the girls defeated
Listowel in Listowel by a 22.8
count. Sandra Fremlin and
Dianne Cunningham shared the
pitching duties.
Clinton scored four in the
first when the first four batters
scored. They added three in the
second, six in the third, two in
the fourth, four in the fifth and
three in the seventh. The sixth
was their only scoreless inning,
Sandra Fremlin led the girls'
22 hit attack with four singles.
Ponies schedule
June14, Sun., 7 p.m. Clinton at Goclerich
June 22, Mon., 6:30 p.m. — GOderich at Clinton"-
June 25, Thurs, 6;80 p.m. — Clinton et Mitchell
'June 28, Sun., 6:30 p.m. Mitchell at "Clinton'
July 2, Thurs., 8 p.m. — Clinton at Dashwood
July 6, Mon., 6:30 p.nti. — Clinton at Crediton.
July 9, Thurs., 6:30 p.m. Cretliton at "Clinton"
July13, Mon., 6:30 p.m. — Huron Park at "Clinton'
July16, Thurs., 6:30 p.m.— Seaforth at
Huron July 20, Mon., 6:30 p.m. Clinton at Huron Park
July 27, Mon., 6:30 Dashwood at "Clinton"
July 30. Thutt, 6:30 pan. — Clinton at Seaforth.
Brucefield ladies defeated
Mitchell Monday to make it five
wins and one loss for the
Bombers.
Brucefield started the scoring
in the first inning when they
collected seven runs. Betty
Dalrymple reached base safely
'on an error. This was followed
by Joyce Ferguson with a
double, Sandra Graham with a
homer, Eleanor Shiels with a
double and Lea DeJong with a
triple. Joyce Carter was walked
' and Jo—Ann Aldwinckle singled
to right field. Brucefield
collected three more runs in
each of the next three innings
with Joyce Ferguson colletting
two hits, Betty Dalrymple,
Eleanor Shiels and Janet Oraham
each adding one. They ended the
scoring in the fifth with hits by
Etobicoke hosts first
Winter Games in Dec.
The first_ ,Ontario Winter
featuring athletes from
across the provinee; will be held
in Etobicoke in December,
Premier John Robarts
• announced last week.
The Games will be organized
and run by the Ontario
Department of Education's
youth and recreation branch.
' Nearly 1,000' young athletes
will compete in 16 events during
the three-day meet scheduled for
December 28-29-30. The
competitions will decide the
make-up of, the Ontario team to
the Canada Winter Games in
Saskatoon six weeks later.
Ontario Games events are:
,badthiptory, basketball, ,b:oxing,'
curling, fencing, gymnastics,
hockey, judo, figure and speed
skating, skiing, synchronized
swimming, table tennis, volley
ball, weightlifting and wrestling.
The events will be held in 17
Etobicoke secondary schools
and two arenas: the Albion
Community Centre and
Etobicoke's Centennial Park.
Representatives to the Ontario
Games will be decided by a
series of regional competitions
to be held from now to
November.
Midgets win
doubleheader
CLINTON 11 — ZURICH 2
Steve Switzer rebounded from
a poor start in the first inning to
hold • Zurich to only three hits
the rest of the way. Going all the
way Switzer struck out 12 and
walked seven. At bat Steve also
excelled with four singles in four
trips to the plate.
Clinton picked up 14 hits
running the score from 5-2 to
9-2 in the fourth inning on five
straight hits.
Scoring for Clinton were
Danny Colquhoun, Ron Graham
and Neil Mustard with two each
and Wayne Pollock, Bill Collins.
'Daryl Haugh and Bob Falconer
had one each.
CLINTON 28 — GODERICH 8
Everyone scored in the
lopsided game in the night-cap, a
28.8 rout of Goderich. Neil
Mustard, Brian Langille and Ron
Graham each took a try at
pitching.
The big bat for Clinton was
Steve Switzer's with two triples
and two singles. Danny
Colquhoun had three singles,
Zeke Fremlin four singles and
Mike McNichol contributed a
triple. Altogether the locals had
17 hits.
Player standings
5 games up to June 18, 1970
AB
Barrie. Mutrie 20
Brad Dutot 18
Cam Colquhoun 20
Ed Daer
L. Colquhoun
Archie Pickett
Don Bartliff
Bob Livermore
H. Lippington
Dec Miller
Rick Fremlin
Ken Daer
Butch Fleet
Cam Macdonald 4 0 1
Bob Batkin 0 0 0
B.- Reid 0 0 0
Frank Ladd 0 0 0
But awing 0 0
Ted Tisdale 0 0 0
Newyt Allis 1 0 0
S. Mustard 4 0 0
Ron MacKay 1 0 0
Pitchers: Ed Daer 2-1; Archie
Pickett 1-0; Cana MacDonald 0-1.
Home Rams: Ed Deer 3, Doc
Miller 1., Laurie Colquhoun 1.
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Ron Mostery of Exeter captured the senior boys high jump with this jump. Three schools took
part with Exeter finiehing on top.-- staff photo.
Separate schools compete
in track and field meet
Three area separate schools
competed in a track and field
meet held at Central Huron
Secondary School, Clinton on
Monday.
Exeter pulled out on top of
the meet with 84 points with St.
Joseph second with 62 and
Clinton's St Joseph's school
third with 33.
Although their school finished
third, several Clinton athletes
turned in outstanding efforts. In
the girls 9-10 years group
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The Dedication and. DelloSiting of Replicas
Of the
COLOURS OF THE 161st HURON
BATTALION, e C E F
will take place in
Trivitt Memoriail Church - Exeter
SUNDAY, JUNE 28 MO P.M.
The Hurenia Male Chorus will heed in the Singing.
A wreath laying service will follow et the cenotaph with
Lieutenant Charles Hall, only surviving officer, taking the
salute.
The Public Is Cordially Invited
All Veterans are invited for refreshments at the H. E.
Pooley Branch following the service.,
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Clinton tops Dashwood
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Brucefield Bombers total five wins
Debora Leduc had two seconds
and four thirds in six events.
' Theresa Jordan had two firsts
and a second in the 11-12. Betty
Heysbergen won two firsts and
three seconds in the senior
category of 13-14.
Ponies ,win .opener
.The ,P4AtoP ;PPP- Wee 'ROMPS
Made :it two straight over
Goderich Nfom14yi
wippipg. 13-4, ?A Phillips
allowed Pply- one 'hit 'In f01ir
innings. PPe to errOra!`• the.
•PPOOPIA ,411-§0,T4 .scored three
runs, Stow • ,P991c. relieved
t'hillipsin the fifth Inning acid
allowed only OR ten while
.41*.kl4ing out seven b4tters,
The Ponies ,rnogy0 •g run in
all but the r9Prth 414tPg, In the
first COO doubled, driving in N.
Colquhoun and 13,, Irwin. R.
McAdam Own sacrificed Cook,
P, C mpbeli scored the only
run in the second when P.
Phillips. .drove him in. IP the
third inning, B. Irwin had a
triple and came in on Cook's
single. Irwin and Cook again
produced a OM in the fifth.
Irwin rounded out a perfect
three fnr three night by hitting
single in the sixth driving in two
runs. G. Butler, B. Kempston
And .MeAdam each scored in
the sixth when Campbell hit a
double..
Next game is Thursday in
Mitchell at 6;30. Next home
game is Sunday JUne 28 at 6:30
at the Public School.
Sue McLeod, Shiels and Carter.
Mitchell collected one run in
the third, one in the fourth, one
in the fifth and then four in the
seventh to make the final score
21-7 for Brucefield.
The Brucefield Bombers are at
home to Exeter on Thursday,
June 25 and again on Monday
June 29 to Shakespeare.
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NOTICE
HYDRO POWER INTERRUPTION
Saturday, June 27, 1970
From 5 A.M. To 9 A.M.
FOLLOWING STREETS WILL BE AFFECTED
.Orange Street From Dunlop To Joseph Street
Joseph Street From North Street To Isaac Street
REASON:
To make necessary repairs and change to the power lines.
CLINTON PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
'69 ALL ONTARIO INTERMEDIATE "Iir FINALISTS EXHIBITION BASEBALL '69 ALL ONTARIO INTERMEDIATE "B" CHAMPS
CLINTON COLTS vs. CORUNNA
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SUNDAY, JUNE 28
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