HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-02-03, Page 6Midgets oust Mitchell
in first playoff round
Basketball isnot always a graceful sport played high in the air. The game came down to earth last
Thursday as Central Huron Junior Redmen fought Goderich Junior Vikings in a basketball game at
CHSS. Goderich won the match.
Graham reaches 20-goal mark
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CLINTON 8—TAVISTOCK 4
First Period.
4:53, T, Dennis Winhold. 13:00
C, Stu Mustard, (22), Ron
Graham. 18:26, C, John McKinley
(9), Jim Cameron. Penalties,
Clinton, 4, Tavistock, 2.
Second Period.
T, Al Morris. 8:28, C, Ron
Graham (18), Bill Stirling, Greg.
Jervis. Penalties, Clinton 3 and
TavistoCk 3.
THIRD PERIOD:
:10, C, Stu Mustard (23). :45, C,
Ron Graham (19), Mustard, Bill
Stirling. 1:45, C, Bill McDougall
(4). 5:28, T, Len Roper. 14:41, T,
Duanne Zehr. 17:54, C, Graham
(20), Stirling, Mustard, 18:12, C,
Bob Cook (6), Greg Jervis.
SENIORS THUMP WINGHAM
BY NOLA LEE
On Jan. 20 the Senior Boys'
Basketball - Team thumped
Wingham by a score of 54 to„,,24.
High scorers for the Clinton team
were Pete Cameron with 15
points, Bob Rielh with 10 points
and Paul Bartliff with eight
points.
Then on Jan. 27 they played a
close game here, defeating
Goderich 52 to 51. High scorers
for this game were: Pete,
Cameron with 22 points and Dick
Jewson with 19 points.
Next game will he here on
Thursday, Feb. 3 against St.
Marys. Good Luck!
6'-Clinton Nevies,Record, Thursday, February 3, 1972
Mustangs, Mitchell continue
battle for third spot
be able to play at home until
Sunday, night, Feb, ig.,
4Uoi.?--CLINTON 7
First Period;
7:08,C., Ron Graham (g1),,13ill
Stirling, 12;25, L., Ron is unstop..
Penalties, Lucan 1,
SECOND PERIOD:
1;06, C., Bob Cook, (7), Bill
McDougall, Gord Riley. 8J9, C,
Cook (8), Riley* Bill Crawford.
10:03, Mark Jenkins, (1), John
McKinley, Bill McDougall. 14:18,
C, Jenkins, (2), Stirling,
Penalties, Clinton 1, Lucan 5.
THIRD FERicp:
;21, Le Dennis Carty, 7:56, C,
Cook (9), Riley. 18:48; Wayne,
McDougall (10), McKinley, Cal
Fremlin,
Clinton Midgets defeated
Mitchell 8-0 on Sunday afternoon
in Clinton in the first game of the
best of three series.
Mike Anstett led the Clinton
Squad with four goals and an
assist in a very easy game. Single
goals were picked up by John
Vanloo, Randy Millar, Dan
Colquhoun and John Graham.
Each team picked up six
penalties including a 10-minute
misconduct to George Leslie of
Mitchell.
On Saturday night the Midgets
closed their regular schedule
with an exciting 3.2 win over
Goderich that picked them up four
points.
The game was exciting and
roughly played, Goderich opened
the scoring at 3:27 of the second
on a goal by Fisher. Clinton tied
the score at 11:32 with Steve
Wilkinson scoring on a set-up by
Randy Miller and Dan Colquhoun.
At 8:53 of the third period,
Goderich took the lead once again
The Fish' and Game Club
Bantams were poor hosts to their
Clinton New York guests during
Minor Hockey weekend, beating
their American friends 6-2 on
Friday evening and again
Saturday evening by a 4-3 score.
Both were very good games
with the local boys having their
friday night while running up
a decisive margin, Saturday the
New York boys were as good as
the 4-3 score indicated. The local
boys had to give iteverything they
hail to come out on top.
Saturday, Jan. 29, a round robin
series with Seaforth and Mitchell
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On Monday night in Mitchell,
Don Stewart led the way with a hat-
trick, scoring at 4;10 of the first
period and adding two more in the
third Period as the Midgets
defeated Mitchell 8-0.
Other Clinton scorers were
Mike Anstett with two and Rick
Cameron, Randy Millar and Butch
Heipel, one each. This gives the
Midgets the best of three series
and they meet Seaforth later this
week,
an another goal by Fisher. But
their lead was short-lived as Mike
Anstett was set up by Colquhoun at
9:23.
With only a minute and 10
seconds left, Randy Millar banged
in the winner on a goal set up by
Don Stewart and Colquhoun. The
game was a rough one with a total
of 18 penalties being assessed, 10
to Goderich and eight to Clinton.
This included a 10 minute
misconduct to Mark Duncan of
Goderich.
began which will declare a WOAA
Bantam C winner to advance in the
WOAA playoffs.
Clintonbeat Seaforth 4-2 in the
first game of this series. It was a
costly win as the team ran into its
first injuries of the season with
Jamie Thompson fracturing a,
thumb aend Dave Clynick
fracturing his collar bone..
Sunday, at home without the two
injured players in the lineup, the
locals came from behind a 2-0
deficit to gain a 2-2 tie, with
Mitchell. - ,
This coming Saturday at 6:45,
Seaforth comes to Clinton for
Clinton's third game of the round
robin. It is hoped a good crowd
will be on hand'to encourage the
Fish and Game Bantams to
victory.
Todate the Bantams record in
26 games is 17 wins, seven losses
and two ties with an excellent
record of 124 goals scored and 69
against.
The Mustangs finished off the
successful Minor Hockey.
Weekend activities Jan. 23 with a
big 8-4 win over Tavistock in the.
Sunday night tilt.
Coach Bill Weber told the boys,
to go out for a quick goal in th&
third period and they did. After 101
seconds, Stu Mustard fired a long.
shot. TheneRon 'Graham and BilW
McDougall drilled in back-to-back!
shots at 45 seconds and 1:45. Roi!
Graham put in his third goal of th
night with only two minutes left!
and Captain Bob Cook followed 18
seconds later with a breakaway
goal for the eighth and final goal.'
Clinton led all the way through;
the game. Stu Mustard and John'
McKinley put in first period
goals. Graham scored Clinton's
lone goal on a powerplay in the
Wrestlers lose
tourtament
BY MARY LOU CASTLE
Rick Shropshall, Central
Huron's top wrestler for this
year, won both his matches
against Exeter and St. Marys late
last week. Rick now has 14 wins
and two losses. He was also
presented with a trophy for being
top wrestler in the 167 lb. class,
Wayne Hartman placed second
in his weight class against St,
Marys.
However, the team on a whole
has no wins in the duel meets as
yet. The team is composed of first
and second year wrestlers and
this promises to be a big boost to
them next year,
second period. This was a big win
for the Mustangs as the two points
moved them into a tie for third
place with Mitchell, only a game
back of second place Belmont,
A big improvement in the
Mustangs was the return to the
lineup of the club's leading
scorer, Stu Mustard. His right
winger, Ron Gwaham became the
second player tefteHhitlie‘20-goalt.
level as his hat trick included his
18th, 19th, and 20th goals of the
season.
In Exeter on Friday night,
Exeter fired in six powerplay
goals out of their total of eight.
Five different Clinton players had
a hand in scoring: Gord Riley, Bill
Stirling, Mike Anstett and Bill and
Wayne McDougall.
Anstett was one of two local
Midgets called up for the game.
He scored a pretty goal in the
second and Brian Kennedy played
a good checking game. Missing
from the lineup were Bill
Crawford, Jim Cameron, Stu
Mustard and Gary Cummings.
The win moved Exeter into first
place for the first time this
season.
BY 13 fftl Ct-IFFPRD
A convincing 7.2 win over the
Lucan Irish helped the Mustangs
stay close to their arch rivals, the
Mitchell Hawks in the 011A
Western
ijn moved e th Dd LeaegI. The Mustangs
back into third place tie but the
Hawks picked up a win over the
weekend from Lambeth to again
move two points ahead of Clinton. '
Two tough weekend games, the
first in Tavistock Thursday and
the next in Exeter Friday will
decide bow important the final
game of the schedule between
Mitchell and Clinton in Mitchell
on Feb. 8 will be.
While the Mustangs battle for
either third or fourth place, the
two top teams, Exeter and
Belmont, are staying within a
point. of each other. This past
Tuesday Belmont was in Exeter
and Sunday night Exeter finishes
their schedule back in Belmont.
The Irish came out of the first
period with a 1.1 tie, Ron Graham
opened the scoring with his 21st
goal, He banged in a perfect pass
from Bill Stirling who had worked
his pass from a corner spot.
Clinton moved in front with two
goals by team captain Bob Cook.
Bill McDougall and Gord Riley set
up the first goal, then Riley and
Bill Crawford teamed up for the
first of four power play goals, at
8:19. Riley sent the pass back to
Cook which resulted in the goal.
After sitting out most of the
season, big Mark Jenkins found
his scoring touch with two, back-
to-back power play goals in the
second, His first came from a
play started by defenceman Bill
McDougall. John McKinley
knocked down McDougall's hard
shot and flipped the puck back to
Jenkins.
Bill Stirling picked up his 26th
assist of the year on Jenkins
second goal. Bob Cook picked up
his third goal midway through the
third, earning him the manager's •
bonus for scoring the hat trick.
The wrist-shot specialist,
Wayne McDougall, connected for
his 10th goal at 18:48. Lucan
scored on a rebound shot in the
first period on German, then put
in a quicky at 21 seconds of the
third. A good turnout of fans will
really help give the boys a moral
boost in Exeter Friday night.
Let's get out and help,
Manager Bert Clifford attended
the playoff meeting last night and
will report in next week's paper
on the expected playoff set up. Due
to the winter carnival activities
next week, be Mustangs will not
CHSS voleyball
girls win
BY NOLA LEE
Last Friday the Junior Girls'
Volleyball Team reigned
victorious at Stratford. They
defeated ,Mitchell and Stratford.
The Senior Girls' Team were able
to defeat Mitchell, but were
defeated by the Northwestern
Team.
There was one injury sustained
by the Clinton Team. Marlene
Cunningham pulled and tore the
ligaments in her ankle. However,
the team hopes to see her back in
action soon.
Midgets beat Goderich
3-2 in final schedule game
Bantams do well
in playoff round robin
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Curl• ing
BY NORMAN SCOINS
On Sunday Bob Wilson's rink of Kay Sharpe, Bill Campbell Jr. and
Sharon Wilson travelled to Southampton in a bid to eliminate Group 14,
which was represented by a Galt rink of Terry Bishop, Jo Ann Dolan,
Lan Thompson and Karen Graham in the Rose Bowl Playdowns.
In the first game, Seaforth came up with a win of 8-3. However, in the
second game with Seaforth holding a tie at the end of nine ends and with
last stone coming home, Bob threw one a bit too heavy giving Galt the
win '7-6. The third game was a different story. With determination
written all over their faces they ended up with a 8.4 win to give them a
spot in the All Ontario Playdowns, in Brantford, This will be a three-
day event on the weekend of Feb, 12. Our good wishes go with you.
• On Saturday the boys arrived home from a whole week's curling in
Quebec City's International, Those from our Club attending were Joe
Murphy, Clinton; Stew McCall, Walton; Dick Box and Bill Leyburne, of
Seaforth; and John McDonald of London and Beecher Menaie's rink of
Jack McDonald, Brussels; Earle Palmer and R. Caldwell of London;
and Jack Hodgins, Wingham. Unfortunately they came home trophyless
but have something of more value: memories of the Quebec hospitality.
A play-off .to see who would represent our club in the
"Intermediates" was held in our Club Sunday evening. Jack
Patterson's rink of Cliff Parker, Bill Lobb and Herb Travis played
Lloyd Rowatt's rink of john Langstaff, Frank Case and Harold Pryce,
with Patterson's rink coming up with the honour. The playdowns for
13B will be held in Mount Forest next Sunday.
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