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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-07-06, Page 5ohs clip Bluebirds Don Jefferson, right, Sports.Chairman of the Clinton Kinsmen Club, and Bert Clifford hold the "Bert Clifford Trophy" that was presented to the Town P astba I I League by the Clinton Kinsmen. The trophy is in recognition of the time and enthusiasm that Bert has contributed to minor sport in Clinton. Bert, who was transfered to London, holds a replica of the trophy. Clinton wins seventh game, eye O.B.A. championship Clinton Entries FIRST---PACE MILE COND Purse Mo SIXTH-PACE MILE CLAIM Purse $275 1. JUDY MATHERS Z. KAREN LANG 3. DE AWN WALL PETHERTON BELLE 5. SANDY DOO LITTLE 6, NORILE 1. KERR'S TRIGGER GUN 8. CLAYBROOK JEFF 1. DOCTOR JOYCE 2. RONNIE C DUKE 3. NORTHWOOD GABE 4, MISS DYNA MITE 5, JEANNEY'S PRIDE 6. WINDALE PRIDE 7. SHAWNEE RAIDER 8. FEARLESS FAY A, E. MY MICKY THIRD-PACE COND I. MANNO PAT 2. SIR RICHARD 3. INDIAN LAKE 4. SPACE MISSION 5. DERBY CHARLIE 6. MISS DIRECT BAKER 7. CLAYBROOK DAN 8. CLAYBROOK WAY FOURTH-TROT COND 1. LAGANO 2. WORTHY WONDER 3. JOHNNY V. 4. MISS BETTY ATOM 5. ANN'S ADIOS 6, DUKE'S COUNTESS 7. SCOTT MORAY D. JEWITT K. HUTTON D. WALL M. SCHAEFER F. MacDONALD Wm. CALDWELL 13, KERR C. YOUNG N, McKNIGkIT J. EAGLESON J, BOND C. FISHER G, GIRLING D. WALL K. MacLEAN J, WALLACE D. JEWITT Purse $250 R. MORGAN R. MacLEAN J. DUCKWORTH R. COLVIN K. GRAHAM. F. MacDONALD Wm. CALDWELL J. MUIR Purse $300 L. HUTTON R. FAULDS R: LACKEY M. POLLARD G. GALBRAITH P. THIBEUDEAU N. CAMPBELL 1, STARLITE WATER 2, CORNY ADIOS CLAY 3. CLAYBROOK RICCI 4. CLAYBROOK STAR 5. WIL LOR ACE 6, ROYAL BABY 7. SENATOR BREEZE 8. CATASTROPHE A, E. MALCOLM'S CREED ADIOS TAN SEVENTH-PACE MILE COND 1. K.S.B. CHIEF 2, WALTER'S GEORGE 3, MYRTLE'S FROSTY 4, HEATHER MacDONALD 5. SEBRINGVILLE 6, PRIMA DAVEY 7. PINELAND SCOT EIGHTH--.:PACE MILE COND 1. LUCAN'S GIRL 2. KRISTIE CREED 3. CENTENNIAL BOB 4. LASSIE ATOM 5. STARLITE BARS 6. PENNY BATTLES 7. JUNE AFFAIR 8. L M VALLEY NINTH-PACE MILE COND CLAIM 1, It, DEMON QUEEN 2. TOPIC TIME 3. TIMELY PAT 4. MIKE'S TRUMP 5. DOMINO LOU 6. NOBLE LYN 7. HOLOD 8. JOHNNY PULL A. HARPY B. COLVIN DUPEE J. BOTATIS R. HUTTON D. FLYNN B. STEWART N. MeNIGHT K, McLEAN A. HARDY Purse $300 N. McNIGHT D. JEWITT F. JONES N. CAMPBELL J. MATHERS M. KESTLE R. HITCHCOCK Purse $275 E, YOUNG F. MacDONALD C, CRANDON J, McCLENNAN POLLARD K. GRAHAM D. WALL H. KENNEDY Purse $300 J. EAGLESON D. JEWITT F. MacDONALD R. LACKEY J. MARSHALL F, DAM T.B,A, W. DUPEE SECOND-PACE MILE CLAIM Purse $250 FIFTH-PACE COND Purse $250 TENTH-PACE MILE PREFERRED Purse $550 1. JAY DEE RIGGS 2. LEE ANN VOLO 3. DARES CARRUTHERS 4. WHISKERS le WOOD 5. AZUCAR EDNA 6. MISS CHOIR GIRL 7. ATTORNEY LADY 8. TIMBERINA HY A. ABBOTT J. McCLENNAN J. TRUCKLE R. GUDMANN J. LENEVE F. MacDONALD POLLARD J. MERIAM . MY MART .SHELLY TAR . ARVELLA'S FIRST . LIZA MAID . DIRECT CREAM . VICTOR TIDE .BE THOUGHTFUL N. CAMPBELL K, HOUSTON M. POLLARD K. SMITH R. HITCHCOCK M. 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Reductions 20% to 50% DRESSES $9.99 to $1 9.99 SWIM SUITS $6.99 to $14.99 Summer HANDBAGS $2.99 to $4.99 All Weather COATS $12.99to$24.99 Summer SPORTSWEAR - All At Sale Prices SECRET PANTYHOSE .99c Come in and Shop and See our Many Bargains Fabric Centre (ground floor ) All Summer Fabrics Reduced For Quick Sale 60" Crimplene $3.330 60" Fancy Crimplene $3,99 yd 45" White Cotton Broadcloth .63c Td Luggage On Sale Selection of Train Cases, Weekend, Wardrobes On. Sale Printed Terry, Bonded Turbon, Printed Polyesters, Victorian Prints, Printed Sheers LADIES WEAR LIMITED THE SQUARE GODERICH Last Monday night it was all Colts as they clipped the Bidebird's wings bya score of 1'7, 7, The Bluebirds were never in the game, After two scoreless Innings the Colts galloped into the lead scoring nine runs in the third. They never looked back from thee on. On the same night, the teachers took over sole possession of first place. They controlled the game from the start through to the end of six innings. The Kinsmen didn't Last week Clinton bantams beat Exeter 14-3 in their fourth league game. Mark Nicholson was the deciding factor giving up 2 hits and 3 unearned runs in his six innings. Dave Bartliff added insult to injury striking out the side in the seventh. Bill Irwin paced the 16 hit Clinton attack with two singles and a triple. Saturday, Clinton filled in at Hanover for an exhibition game against a good B team, In the first inning Clinton paraded ten men to the plate and scored six runs. Unfortunately, Clinton hit only Brucefield BY MRS. H. F. BERRY Mr. W. M. Budge, while at the Garage of Robt. Dalrymple was severely burned while assisting Mr. R. Dalrymple. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Plant, Toronto, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Vic Hargreaves and family, also with Mr. and Mrs. R, Snell. The Board of Stewards of Brucefield United Church wish to thank all who helped at the Strawberry Supper to make it a decided success. , Brucefield Sunday School Picnic will be held on Sunday, July 9th at Seaforth park, The congregation is invited. give up, and their hats caught fire and tallied seven runs to tie the game at 17-1'7. The Teachers ended the game quickly by getting a run in the last of the seventh ending the gameby a score of 18- 17. Next week at 6:30 p.m, the Bluebirds confront the league leading Teachers. The Second game under the lights pits the Colts looking for two in arrow versus the Kinsmen Club, two singles after that as the third Hanover pitcher shut the door on the Clinton boys. In the meantime, Hanover got to starter Cantelon for six runs in the first two innings, Phillips pitched the last 4 1-3 innings and was touched for 2 hits and 2 runs, one unearned, The boys played well on short notice with only eleven players, corning out on the short end of an 8-6 score. Juvenile girls win two On the 26th of June, the Juvenile Girls knocked out 48 hits against Mitchell's 5 as they walked to an easy 46-6 victory, A pair of homers by both Patti Kay and Sandra Fremlin kept the hot bats rolling. Starting pitcher Mick Cruickshank was aided by Sandra Fremlin in the later innings. Two days later, Cathie Patterson• gave up two hits as Clinton slammed the Dublin team 31-8' Single homers by Marlene Cunningham and Sandra Fremlin led the Clinton bats in the win, The next Juvenile Girls'game will he played this Thursday at home against Shakespeare at 7 p.m. On the strength of two convincing\ victories last week, the Clinton Colts have stretched their season record to seven wins and one loss. At Mitchell the Colts walloped Mitchell 20-2. Stu Mustard pitched the distance allowing only two runs on five hits. He struck out five batters and allowed six walks, His record for the season now stands with two wins and no losses and one save, The game started out very slow and was scoreless until the fifth inning; Then the roof fell in on Mitchell. The Colts scored 3 runs in the fifth, 5 runs in the sixth, 9 runs in the seventh, and 3 runs in the eighth to round out the scoring. The birflow was a grand slam homerun by Doc Miller in the sixth. Clinton pounded out 15 hits. The leading hitters for the Colts were Doc Miller with a homer, double and single; -A rchie Pickett, a double and single; Cam Colquhoun, a triple and double; Stu Mustard, two singles: Brad Dutot, double and single: and singles going to Rick Fremlin, Don Bartliff, Butch Fleet, and Greg Burns, On last Sunday evening at the Clinton Community Park, the Colts romped over Arva 13-9. The score did not indicate that Larry Pickett pitched a good game. His team mates committed seven errors, Arva was only credited with two earned runs out of the nine -they received. It was Pickett's first complete game of the season, and by going the distance, he ran his pitching record to two Wins and no losses. Larry struck out five and walked one batter. Clinton jumped off to a 3-0 lead in the first inning. A lead-off double by Butch Fleet and a single by Laurie Colquhoun produced one run. A double by Don Bartliff and a single by Brad Dutot knocked in two more. Arva narrowed the margin to 3-2 in the second inning when two Clinton errors proved costly. Going into the fifth inning Clinton trailed 6-5. The Colts erupted for four big runs on three walks, an error and a double by Butch Fleet. With the score 9-6, Arva battled back and trailed 9-8 after six innings. Arva's pitching wildness got them into trouble again- Six walks and a booming double by Laurie Colquhoun with the bases loaded helped Clinton get their last four runs. Clinton 's leading hitters in this game were Butch Fleet with 2 doubles, Larry Pickett 2 doubles, Laurie Colquhoun 2 singles and a double; Don Bartliff, a double; Brad Dutot and Greg Burns one single each. Clinton's next home game is Saturday night at 8 p.m. at the Park. Come out and support your local intermediate O.B.A. Champions of last year. antams beat Exeter