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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-07-27, Page 5A stairway that leads to nowhere. That's what this picture looks like that was taken in Clinton last week. The house at the.corner of High Street and Victoria was wrecked recently and the wrecking hammer spared the ornate staircase for a few days after the rest of the house was demolished. (Clinton News-Record photo) Theatre group performs at Pioneer Park Clinton Entries FIRST PACE - COND. 1. KRISTIE CREED 2. JAY DEE RIGGS 3. MARSH HAWK 4. JUDY MATHERS 5. STARFLITE WATER 6. MISS DIRECT BAKER ROLLY:/S MARK A.E. CLAYBROOK DAN SECOND - PACE COND, 1. NORTHWOOD GABE 2. TIMELY PAT ' 8'. GOLD'PEVER 4. BLAZE B DALE 5. THE BATTIN BOY 6. DUSTY ATOM 7. MARYLAND PAUL THIRD - PACE - COND. 1, WALTERS GEORGE 2, MYRTLE9'S FROSTY 3. MEADOW ROACH 4, JOHNNY PULL 5. GRANDPA HARDY 6, DARCIE HERBERT 7. PINELAND SCOT FOURTH - TROT 'COND. 1. BAY TOWN FROSTY 2. BLAZING JEFF 3, JOHNNY V 4. LAND LORD 5. LARRY LEE 6. ICE BOX 7. MISS BETTY ATOM A.E. DERRY MAY FIFTH -;- PACE - CLAIM 1. CLAYBROOK RICCI 2„ STARLITE WATER 3. CUTIE DARES 4. ADIOS TAN 5. ROMPIN RHONDA 6. NORTHWOOD GAELIC '1. DOMINO LOU A.E. CLAYBROOK TERRY SIXTH PACE CONE) 1. MISS BONTEALE 2. CENTENNIAL BOB 3. INDIAN PHYLLIS 4. LEE ANN VOLO 5. SUSAN R LEE 6. KERR'S TRIGGER GUN 7. YANKEE BAY SEVENTH - RACE COND 1. PINK PANTHER 2, TOPIC TIME 3. BATtior! CHIEF , '4. INDIAN LAKE 5. BEES GALLON 6. MISS CHOIR GIRL 7. SUPER CHECK EIGHTH - PACE - COND. 1. SANDY DOO LITTLE 2. TIMELY MARGE 3. KAREN LANG 4. CARMEL'S PATRICIA 5. IM A CARRUTHERS 6. NORILE 7. TOYOTA A. E. MOLNARS, PRIDE BRENDA',S LASS NINTH - PACE CALIM 1. ADELAIDE QUEEN 2. MY FAVORITE SONG 3. MISS DYNA MITE 4. CLAYBROOK JEFF 5. RICKY HOWARD 6. ADIOTA 7. MABLE GRATTAN A.E. DOCTOR JOYCE WINDALE PRIDE TENTH - PACE - Preferred 1. MISS EDNA Mc 2. ARVELLA'S FIRST 3. SUNICREST IRENE 4. SCOTCH APLENTY 5. JR, GRATTAN 6. NANCY BELLE 7. STEADY RHYTHM Purse $275 R. MORGAN C. CRANDON P. KERR J. 1VIcCLENNAN M. LEE T.B.A. D. 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KENNEDY SOW ihru one Classified Ads 111111•1.1141•••••••••• le i'HOLDING ‘44:1 They're all comirf over FRI JULY 28 SAT JULY 29 SUN 30 OPEN GODERICH ,2+4° N\°'I SNO SPORT They're all comin'over CLINTON for THE PRE • FREEZIN SEASON SHOWING of the '73s 5 GREAT MODELS COME OUT - BRING YOUR SWIM SUIT FREE SWIMMING - CHANGE ROOMS BY THELAKE • FREE COFFEE'& DOUGHNUTS 262-5809 8 mi, West & 2 ml, South of Seaforth House THIS WEEKEND . ia„„. .93 't N,- , -6 - 62' ,...---..--_---------twaro- ,-E .:.--- ....... . • ,;LI HULLY GULLY BRUCEFIELD CENTENNIAL SCHOOL HWY. Np. 4 Hully Gully Sno-Sports 12 mi. North & 6 sni, iat of Grand Bend 12 mi, North 8;2 mi. West of Eketer The Lambton Youth Group performed in Bayfield last Sunday to an enthusiastic audience who sat on the grass or brought thei r own lawn chairs. This is the second year thatthey have entertained for Bayfi et d residents. (photo by Lisa Williams) Clinton bantams played two games last week displaying fine performances in each, The first game, against Goderich, was in- complete as it was rained out af- ter four innings. During those four innings, Bartliff mesmerized the opposition with four ineffective singles and two runs, Meanwhile, a combination of hits, walks and errors let Clinton build up an 8-2 lead; partial revenge at least for an earlier defeat by Goderich. Wednesday, Crediton came to town and it was all Mark Nicholson, who had a no-hitter and 16 strikeouts over six in- nings of play, Clinton supported Nicholson with alert base run: ning, scoring when opportunity arose, The final score was 4-1 in favour of Clinton. At game's end, Crediton had one run on two hits, while Clinton was four runs on six hits, Nicholson ad- ded one more strikeout in the seventh to give him 17 in a seven-inning game. DONATE YOUR EYES WITH A PLEDGE CARD WHEAT Harvest is here! 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Andrews St. GODERICH 524.8391- $2195 $3395 4101.1!. vsv,* •• 36,000 MILES 1969 BEAUMONT CUSTOM Two-door hardtop, lady driven; 307 V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, GM vinyl top, radio, defogger, whitewalls, wheel discs, light green with dark green top and trim. Factory warranty remaining. N32344, Sport Coupe-V8, automatic, power steering, power disc brakes, radio, vinyl top, belted whitewalls, wheel discs, beautiful light beige with brown top and trim, bucket seats, console. K45571, 26,000 MILES 1971 COUGAR X R Clinton is,etnis..Flppor:04 Thotsday, ,lily 1972-HO Raton Colts streak to 15th romped to their twelth straight win, Leading hitters in the game were Paul Bartliff with 4.• homer end single, Cam Colquhoun, homer, Butch Fleet two singles, Larry Pickett two singles, Don ,Bartliff two singles, Rick Freinhn. two singles, Doc Miller and Hans Leppington one hit each. Back in Clinton last Saturday night the Colts won the battle for first place in the Huron- Perth League by swamping Walkerton 10-11. The Colts victory hoisted them into sole possession of first place by one full game. Walkerton's record is 13 wins 2 losses; and the Colts record is 13 wins and 1 loss, With temperatures soaring into the high 80's Brad Dutot fashioned an excellent performance in limiting Walkerton to only three hits. At Mitchell last Wednesday Ply 19, the Clinton Colts limped Mitchell for the fourth straight time this year behind the pitching of Larry Pickett who gained, his fonrth victory of the season without a defeat. Clinton was leading 14-2 at the end of the seventh inning when Mitchell awarded the game to the Colt's. Larry struck out five batters, walked one and allowed only four hits in the seven inning contest. The big hits of the game for the Colts were back to back homers by Cam Colquhoun and Paul Bartliff in a four run second inning which staked Clinton off to a 4.0 lead. It was Cam's third homer and Paul's first round tripper of the season. , These two hits were the only extra base hits of the game and along with 11 singles, Clinton Colts' Statistics Pitching Name of player At Hits Bat, Records Bats Avg. Pitcher Loss Win Don Bartliff 49 22 .449 Stu Mtfstart 0 5 Laurie Colquhoun 27 11 P .407 Larry Pickett 0 4 Brad Dutot 39 15 Brad Dutot 0 2 Butch Fleet 53 • 18 .339 Don Bartliff 2 Robert Miller 54, 18 .333 Stu Mustard 52 17 .326 Larry Pickett 51 15 .294 Rick kremlin 37 g .243 Paul Bartliff 25 5 .200 Cam Colquhoun 41 7 .171 Greg Burns 46 6 .130 Bob Livermore 5 3 .600 Danny Colquhoun 4 1 .250 Hans Leppington 2 .286 Newt Collins 5 0 .000 The Colts got all. the runs they needed in the first inning when they scared three runs. Stu Mustard opened up the game with a double down the left field line. Butch Fleet followed with a single with Stu taking third on the play, Larry Pickett hit a sacrifice fly scoring Mustard, Laurie ,Colquhoun then reached second on an, error putting runners on third and second. Brad Dutot knocked in these two runners With a single. In the fifth inning Laurie Colquhoun slammed a 330 foot homer over the left field fence with a man aboard. The Colts then put the game out of reach With a four run uprising in the eighth. The big blow in this 'The Blyth Trotting Pony Club held its races July 15 with a good attendance. Winners were: 2:30 and over class - Paradise Valley Sally, Jim Harrison, Goderich; Poor Boy, Mervin McAllister, Goderich, 2:20 to 2:25 class - Paradise Valley Susie, Reg Good, Goderich; Maple Creek Sam, Jim Buchanan, Goderich; Puke of Bedford, Neil Edgar, Wingham; Thunder Bay C, Bev Cunningham, Lucan, 2:15 to 2:20 class - Smokey M, Earl Morgan, Zurich; Trigger Dean, Alex Keffer, Brussels. 2:10 to 2:15 class - Peter JaCkson, Ivan Webber. Zurich. inning was a booming triple by Paul Bartliff to deep centrefield, Leading hitters in this game were Stu Mustard with a double and. two singles, Laurie Colquhoun a homer, Paul Bartliff a triple, Butch Fleet Larry Pickett, and Bred Dutot with one hit each. last Sunday, Wingham forfeited a four point game to the Colts when they failed to have enough players for the game, With this forfeit, the Colts streak has now reached fifteen games without a setback, The Colts play at Dashwood this Friday .night at 8:00 pan:. Earlier this season„ Clinton defeated Dashwood 5-0. 2;05 to 2;10 class -R. Ways Hal, Mike Krukowski, Kitchener; Gallant Prince, Mel Good, Goderich; Peter Pan, Keith Moffatt, Wingham; Sandman, Paul Nice, Seaforth. 2:00 to 2;05 class - Lucy Khan, Ben Feagan, Goderich; Lucky Lady, Eugene Webber, Zurich; Lady 'Heather, Wayne Good,.. Goderich; Peanut Cluster, Wilson Maurer, Kincardine. 1:55 to 2:00 class r Smokey Hal, Mervin McAllister, Goderich. 1;30 to 1:35 class - R Ways China Doll, Roy Steffler, Kitchener, Children's Race - Duke of Bedford, Murray Edgar, Wingham; Trigger Dean, Rhonda Keffler, Brussels. Powder Puff - R Ways China Doll, Bonnie Steffler, Kitchener; Lucy Khan, Jean Feagan, Goderich. The next race is Saturday, July 29. BY LIZA WILLIAMS The Lambton Youth Theatre performed Sunday evening in Pioneer Park in Bayfield to a crowd gathered on lawn chairs or sprawled on the grass. The play, called "Hexastylos", was a collage of six excerpts from well-known plays of all ages. Its purpose was to portray the history of theatre. Starting with "Prometheus Bound" by Aeschylus, the players demonstrated classical theatre, Shakespearean comedy, Shaw's Pygmalion", all the way up to e.e. curnmings and an original "Free Form" exercise with audience participation. The scenery consisted of hand- painted boxes and screens, and the imaginative costumes were lit by the Lake Huron sunset. The Lambton Players are Youth Programs, which help students participate in summer jobs. Every week they hold ton workshops, and sometime in mid- August they will discontinue the workshops and go on tour. They perform within a radius of about 200 miles from Sarnia, which sometimes can involve quite a bit of travelling on the day of the performance, Last year the Players performed "Che" in Pioneer Park. Although the cast changes from year to year, Bayfield citizenf hope this will become a tradition, Their director, Mr. Graf, says the group "work like fury," and Bantams wipe Goderich Blyth Trotting Pony Results although it is an amateur group, the audience were very enthusiastic.