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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-01-06, Page 54- Pazzei FUEL. KIDS' PAUL KERRIGAN tY 01482- 9653 379 VICTORIA ST., S ,CL INTON1 owe ott., IS THAT 6000 HEATING TYPE, Amp FOLK$ mouse IT NEVER GRIPE, WEV NQT ONE OF uS 0 LOCAL THAMMAR No need to gripe ... when you use our Fuel Oil. V1/ a r m efficient, economical. Phone us right now, HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR 300 MEN'S SUITS TOPCOATS SPORT COATS BLAZERS WINTER JACKETS sticES SLASHED 5 O FF STARTS THURSDAY, JAN. 6 BOY'S WINTER JACKETS 1 /3 OFF 12 to 18 TAILORED-TO-MEASURE SALE 20% OFF ALL SUITS THE COMPLETE BALANCE OF OUR WINTER STOCK NOW ON SALE GO MUSTANGS GO FRIDAY, JAN. 7 8:30 p.m. vs. TAVISTOCK At Clinton Community Centre HERE TOO LONG! Yes These Cars Have Been Here Too Long DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICED TO SELL Top notch fully reconditioned cars. Prices in effect until January 15. 1968 DODGE POLARA 500 TWO-DOOR HARDTOP — V-3, automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes, vinyl top, vinyl interior, whitewalls, wheel discs. 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NOW $106 MGEES GODERICH Clinton News-Reco*rd, Thursday, January 6, 1972 5 Mustangs beat Tavistock on 4-goal performance by Riley Peewees beat Seaforth 6-4, lose to Goderich Bayfield hammered by Building Centre in CHHL After dropping two games earlier in the. week the Mustangs came back with a 9-7 victory over Tavistock on. Thursday night. Gord Riley was the hero of the night scoring four big goals, one each in the first and third and two, only two minutes apart, in the second period. His four goals and an assist boosted Riley's output to nine goals and seven assists for the* season. CORD RILEY ' Nets 4 goals Ron Graham broke out of a four game scoring slump with two goals, the first Clinton goal, and the game winner at 10:53 of the third period. With Gary Curnmings out of the lineup for the next three weeks with a broken jaw, coach Bill Weber was forced to put John McKinley back on defence.. McKinley scored at 12;27 in the second, then put the ninth goal in an empty net with 14 seconds left in the game. -Just before McKinley's insurance goal, goalie Dave Slade made a terrific deflection save off his arm to help save the win. The other goal was scored by winger Bill Stirling. Stirling has amassed 17 assists and four goals so far,this season. FIRST PERIOD 0:42 (T), Don Zehr. 5:45 (0), Ron Graham, (17,), Stu Mustard. fr. "6*: 52' '(C) o id 1 ey , '(0, 'PAW Johnson. Penalties — Clinton 3, Tavistock 0. SECOND PERIOD 0:45 (T), Dale Winhold. 4:00 (C), Gord Riley (7), Johnson. 6:14 (C), Riley (8). 12:27 (C), John McKinley (7), Mustard. Peewee B's beat Bayfield Last Thursday night the B All-Stars defeated Bayfield by a score of 10.0, Paul Galachuck lead the offense with four goals. Paul Van Damme had three goals while Steve Blaine got two and Randy Garrow got one Robt. Knight was in net for the shut-out, On Sunday the B's again defeated Bayfield 13-2. Craig Miller and Paul Van Demme had three goals apiece with Mark Bell getting two, Single scores went to Paul Galachuck, Rick Frizby, Wayne Durcharme, Paul Taylor and Randy Garrow. BUYING? S tea E ch LUNG? 11,800 Households in Huron County with an economical WANT AD In the HURON SHOPPING NEWS CLASSIFIED PAGE 12:29 (T), Al Morris. Penalties — Clinton 0, Tavistock 3, THIRD PERIOD 1;29, (C), Gord Riley, (9). 1;49, (T), John fuller. 2;21, (C), Stirling (4), A six-minute lapse in the second period by the Mustangs • allowed the mighty Hawks from Exeter to go ahead 6-4. Clinton built up an early lead of 3-1 as Stu Mustard, Bill Stirling and John McKinley whipped quick wrist shots past John Hayter in the Exeter nets. Exeter's lone goal in the first period came on a breakaway when two Clinton defencemen collided. Exeter outshot the Mustangs 14-11 in the first and dominated them in the last two periods by outshooting them 30-12. Fred German had an exceptionally busy night and except for the lapse in the second period held the Hawks at bay. The game was by far the fastest of the season in Clinton. The more than 400 fans were treated to good hockey. From now on every game will be important as the Mustangs try to hold on to first place, Clinton pounded Exeter hard in the first period, then stopped their hard checking and Exeter capitalized on every Clinton mistake for their first win over the Mustangs this year. Exeter has played two less games than the Mustangs and are only two points behind Clinton. Bob Cook's slap shot on the power play in the second drew assists from Bill Stirling and Stu Mustard. Mustard's second goal of the ,game and his fourth point of the night closed the score to 6-5 near the end of the second period. . Exeter , scored -on, ,a Only three leagues saw action during the holiday week but some great triples were recorded. In the Clinton-Blyth ladies league, 'Mary Davey had a'825 triple which included a 302 single. The league is now beginning its second series with Peacocks on top with seven points, Petunias with six; Alley Cats, five; Whiz Kids, five; Hill Billies, five; Fuddle Duddles, five; Five McKinley. 6:40, (T), Larry Rohner. 10:53, (0), Graham (13), Stirling, Riley. 11:50 (T), Dave Weicker. 12;56 (T), Lee Raper, 19:56, (0), McKinley. two-man breakaway with only six minutes left in the game. The line of Stu Mustard, Bill Stirling and Ron Graham skated hard all evening and their efforts produced three goals and four assists, Missing from the line-up were defencemen Gary Cummings, Greg Jervis and Wayne Arthur and two midgets, Danny Colquhoun of Clinton and Wayne Tasker of Blyth were called up for the game. Both played well, TOO MUCH TURKEY Before a capacity crowd in Belmont on Sunday, Dec. 26, the Mustangs found they were too heavy with Christmas turkey as their hosts completely .dominated the game. The game was played at a terrific pace but for the first 3,0 minutes the, Mustangs stayed with Belmont, allowing only one goal. Then the gates opened as Belmont fired four more past Fred German and two past David Slade who replaced him early in the third. Mustangs travelled to Lambeth last night and will be at home Friday night to Tavistock. The young Tavistock team has caught fire recently and is giving everyone a tough time. 'EXETER 7 CLINTON 5 FIRST PERIOD 0:51 (C), Stu Mustard (20). 5:38 (C), Bill Stirling (3), Mustard. %non Belles, four and Lucky Strikes, three, Steve AmSing had an 800 triple in play in the Crown Teen League. He also had a 284 single. Debbie Johnston had a 278 single and 691 triple for the girls. The Unknowns lead the league with 67 points followed by Bob's Gang with 62; Fuddle Duddles, 53; Charlie Brown's The Pee Wee Hockey Team played in Seaforth on December 28 and, won '6.4, This game saw the referee handout 10 penalties, seven of them to Clinton, which is the highest of any game yet. Robert Heard had two goals, Peter Thompson two, John McMahon one goal and an assist. with one goal to John Hart and an assist to Richard Carter, On December 30, Goderich came to Clinton for an exhibition game. It was more than halfway through the third period, with Goderich ahead 3-0, before John McMahon was able STU MUSTARD • Scores 21st goal 11:49 (C), John McKinley (6), Bob Cook. 17;31 (E), Steve Murley. Penalties, Clinton 2, Exeter 2. SECOND PERIOD 3:51 (E), Pete Kleinstiver. 5:07 (C), Cook (4), Mustard, Stirling. 7:31 (E), Murley. 9:30 (E), Ron Lindenfield. 10:24 (E), Lindenfield. 13:10 (E), Brian Campbell. 1,7:42 (C), Mustard (21), Stirling. Penalties, Clinton 4, Exeter 6. THIRD PERIOD (E), Perry Stover, Exeter 2 0 Team, 49 and HeOple's People, 42. Isabel's Indians lead the Tuckersmith Mixed league with 60 points followed by Ruby's Rebels with 48; Ann's Angels, 43; Anna's Arrows, 41; Betty's Bulletts, 32 and Jo-Ann's Jets, 28. Jo-Ann Hayman led the ladies with a 230 single and 559 triple. Vic Hargreaves had a 264 single and Dave Triebner had a 647 triple for the men. to open the scoring -on a pass from Robert Xedrd. 28 Seconds later, Pete Thompson scored, with the play set up by John McMahon and Robert Heard. In the final minute, Robert Taylor took a pass from Paul Wise and broke in alone for the tying goal. This game had only two penalties, both against Goderich, Mitchell came to Clinton on Jan. 3 to play the game that had to be cancelled on Dec, 16 when the Flying Fathers were in Clinton. Mitchell earned the 4-2 victory by outskating and outchecking the Clinton boys. Scoring for Clinton were Bill Roy od'a slap shot from the blue -line and Robert Heard on a pass from John McMahon. House League resumes on Saturday, Jan. 8 with the Rangers Vs. Canadiens at 3;00 p.m. and Bruins Vs. Leafs at 4:00 p.m, After this, the next house league session will have the Leafs Vs. Rangers and the Canadiens Vs. Bruins. This will complete the six sessions of games, whereby each team will have played the other three teams on two occasions. Convener Gord Harkes will then have to decide on the next step for the house leagues. After four weeks of play, the standings for the teams are as follows: Bruins are at the top, with two wins and a tie for five points and 17 goals scored. Rangers have two wins and a tie for five points and 11 goals scored. Leafs have two wins for four points and 12 goals.'Canadiens have one win and three losses, for two points, and six goals scored. NEW4PAPEZ GET Hard - ar BY KEITH WILLIAMS Four games were played this week as the 'Central Huron Hockey League swung back into regular action after some disorganization in scheduling over the Christmas and New Year holiday weeks, Two games were played on Wednesday December 29 and another two on Sunday January 2. The first game played on Wednesday evening saw Building Centre trounce Bayfield 9.1 at the Goderich arena. The first period ended scoreless and in the second, Building Centre only took a 2-1 lead when Dennis Lassaline scored from . Buck Million at 5:38 and then scored again unassisted at 13:341 The Bayfield goal came at 8:38 when Dave Wilkinson scored unassisted. Sparked by Bud Boyes, Building Centre jumped into control of the game at the 38 second mark of the final frame when Boyes scored from Million. Boyes then went ahead and scored two more, the first unassisted at 6:02 and the second from Million again at 9:06. Jim McLeod picked up from there and sank a marker at 12:04 from Earl Routley, and then Buck Million added another at 12:32, with the assists going to Dennis Lassaline and Bud Boyes. Boyes scored his fourth goal from Million at 15:32 and Dennis Lassaline wound things up for Building Centre at 15:23 the assist going to Buck Million. Later the same evening Sifto Salt and Holmesville battled to a 4-4 deadlock in a game played at Clinton. Holmesville opened the scoring when Mel.Rohner hit the mesh at the 56 second mark from Brian Triebner, Wane Fisher tied the score at 12:23 unassisted for Sifto but Hohner came back with goal number two to put Holmesville in the lead at the end of the first period. Sifto Salt* controlled the Scoring of the second frame. Fisher scored his second goal at 1:35 with Wayne Draper getting the assist and Derwyn Carter added another for the Salt team at 9:30 the assist going to Tim O'Brien. In the final 20 minutes of play Holmesville came back' to take the lead as Jim Hayter tied things up unassisted at 5:23 and Art McDougall put his team in the lead at 5:36 the assist going to Mel Hohner, Ken Daer managed to tie the game unassisted at11: 41. In action at Sunday evening's double header in the Goderich arena DRMCO edged Building Centre 7-6 and Bayfield handed Please turn to Page 8 Exeter, Belmont dump Mustangs Good triples in holiday bowling action SKI TOW & TOBOGGAN HILL NOW ,OPERATING Saturday and Sunday Afternoons 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday Nights 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m, Party Reservations on request. SNOWMOBI LING By The Day $2.00 Season's Tickets Available KEN TYNDALL R.R, No. 5, Clinton. (Tyndall Hill) 2 Miles West of Clinton on Bayfield Rd. lb