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In the eight, Brad Dutot hit his second double of the game. He scored on a pass ball by the Walkerton catcher to make the score 4-0. In the ninth the Colts made it 5-0 when Doc Miller singled with two out and Don Bartliff knocked him in with his fourth hit of the game, a double to left centrefield. Every batter in the Colt line- up for the third straight game in a row had at least one hit each. Don Bartliff, who has been having a sensational year at the bat, again led the Clinton attack with four hits. Don is currently leading the team in batting with a .457 average. Other hitters were Brad Dutot, two doubles; Laurie Colquhoun, a homer) Stu Mustard, Larry Pickett, Doc Miller, Danny Colquhoun, Greg Burns, and Rick Fremlin one single each. No dates have yet bee- n set for the Huron-Perth final between Clinton and Thorndale. It will probably start this weekend, so check with the posters around town for further notice, Your local support is well appreciated by the Colts. Atomos won the first division of the O.H.H,A. Belvedere Stake at Clinton Sunday afternoon in 2;063/5; the fastest mile of the day, Armbro Mia finished second and Keen Bert was third. Atomos who led all the way went off at 1-9 and paid $2.10 to win, Atornos and Arrnbro Mia paid $2.10 to place. There was no show wagering on the race. The sixth exactor of Atomos and Armbro Mia (2-5) paid $3.60, Topic Time took the first in 2:11 and paid $16.30, $5.00, $2.40. Ricky Howard won the second to combine for daily double (7-2) of $48,50, Dennis Jewitt drove Miss Direct Baker to victory in the third, Darcie Herbert finished second and Babes Boy third. Time for the mile was 2:092/5. Belmont Ernie took the fourth in 2:10 and combined with Stiggins for a fourth exactor (2-4) of $33,20, Bay Town Frosty won the trot in 2:12 415. Carry On Sly won the seventh in 2:122/5. Derby Dan won the eigth, the second division of the 0.11,H.A. Belvedere Stake in 2:10. This 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 f f i t i ll t il IM M 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 Last Friday night at Mitchell the Clinton Colts took a strangle hold in the best of five series with Mitchell by defeating them by _a 1$-2 score, En route to their second straight win against Mitchell, the Colts hammered out 1$ hits and played their beat defensive game of the season. Brad Dutot . pitched his fifth win of the season and second in a row against Mitchell in the playoffs. Brad was in complete command of the game allowing only seven hits and striking out five batters. Don Bartliff and Greg Burns led the Colt attack w ith three hits each, Greg Burns, who has been in a slump, played his beet game of the season by scoring four big runs and getting on base all six times he was up to bat. One of the big blows of the game was Laurie Calocchoun's three-run homer aver the left field fence in the fifth inning which gave the Colts a comfortable 7-1 lead at the time. Everyone in the Colt line-up had at least one hit except for Rick Fremlin who only played three innings in a defensive role in the outfield, The hits were as follows: Don Bartliff, a double and two singles; Greg Burns, three singles; Laurie Colquhoun, a homer and single; Doc Miller,. a double and single; Brad Dutot, double and single; Paul Bartliff, two singles; Danny Colquhoun, two singles, Stu Mustard and Larry Pickett one single each. Danny Colquhoun, subbing in for the injured catcher Butch Fleet played a very good game behind the plate. Next game of this series was played last night (Wed.), The score was not available at press time. Last Wednesday night against the Walkerton Angels in the first game of the best of three series in the semi-finals for the Huron-Perth championship, the Clinton Colts exploded for ten runs on ten hits in the bottom of the eighth inning to take an 18-7 win. Stu Mustard started on the hill for Clinton, but needed relief help from Larry Pickett in the sixth inning. The Colts pounded out 22 hits in the contest which was played very sloppy at times by both teams. The effort by the Colts was strictly offensive as they committed seven errors on the field, As was the game in Mitchell last Friday night, everyone in the Colt line-up had at least one hit, Stu Mustard and Doc Miller led all Clinton batters with four hits each. In the last 11 at bats, Stu has gathered eight hits to raise his average from .310 to .366. Doc Miller hit his third homer of the season in the ten run eighth inning in which, Clinton sent 14 men to the plate. The hits were as follows: Doc Miller, a homer and three singles; Stu Mustard, four singles; Laurie Colquhoun, two doubles; Hans Leppington, a double and two singles; Brad Dutot, two singles, Larry Pickett, two singles; Don Bartliff, two singles; Rick Fremlin, a double; Greg Burns and Danny Colquhoun, one single each. In the last two games the Colts have collected a total of 31 runs on 40 base hits. Last Sunday afternoon at Last Thursday, the Clinton Kinette Juvenile girls, beat Mitchell 35-14 for the second straight time in their playoffs. The whole team was hitting well. Sandra Fremlin, Debbie Johnston and Betty Heynesbergen each hammered two home runs and Ruth Ann Neilans had one. The rest of the team had at least one hit each. Pitching honours were shared Walkerton the Colts handed the Angels a 5-2 setback to advance them into the Huron-Perth finals against Thorndale. Larry Pickett was pitching shutout ball until the bottom of the ninth when the Angels scored their only two runs. With this pitching verdict, Larry's record for the season now stands at six wins against no losses and four saves. The Colts took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Don Bartliff singled home Larry Pickett from second who had singled earlier on in the inning. Brad Dutot's ground rule double, a sacrifice by Greg Burns and a beautiful bunt single by Danny Colquhoun made the score 2-0 in the second inning. Laurie Colquhoun, who has hit four homers in the last three games, hit another homer, his sixth of the season to give Bantams out The season ended for the Clinton bantams as Seaforth won the final game of the series 6-5. In the contest, Seaforth was 'able to hit Clinton pitching for 11 hits while Clinton could only muster five hits. Dave Bartliff started the game and in 41 /3 innings, gave up nine hits and eight runs while Phillips finished up, allowing two hits. Bennett of Seaforth won his third game of the series and was particularly effective at the most critical points. Steve Cook had two of the five Clinton hits with the others going to Irwin, Butler and Riehl. by Sandra Fremitn, Debbie Johnston and Mickie Cruickshank. The catcher was Betty Heynesbergen. Clinton now advances to a home and home series with Tavistock. The first game is in Tavistock tonight and then Clinton plays host here on Friday at 6:30 p.m. Be sure to come out and support the girls. was his fourth Straight win an sixth in seven starts, Derby Da went off at 1-9, like Atomos an paid $2.10 to win. Barbara' Hope finished second and pal $7.00 to place. The exactor (5-2 paid $37.70, MacGregor Joanne won the third division o the Belvedere Stake in 2:122/5, Dolly Clay was second and R U Muddy third, MacGregor's Joanne paid $13.20, $5.70, $2.70; Dolly Clay $11.30, $2,80 and R U Muddy $2.30. The next leg of the 0.1-I,H.A. Belvedere Stake will be held this Sunday (August 27) in Orangeville, It will be in Elmira on September 8. Lochinvar Rex took the preferred tenth in 2:10 2/5. Victor Tide was second Lu's Imp third, Meadow Roach fourth, Susanne's Duke fifth and Atotn Weick sixth. Mutuel payoffs for the tenth Lochinvar Rex $6,40, $5.00 and Victor Tide $13.50. The exactor (2-1) paid $108.00. Attendance on Sunday was 1,616 and mutuel handle $61,592. HAROLD WISE LIMITED Derby Dan, owned, trained, and driven by Ron Ellerker of Forest is presented with a blanket by belvedere cigarette representatives. Derby Dan won the second division of the OHHA-Belvedere Stake at Clinton Raceway on Sunday afternoon. Clinton has a chance at getting the $6,000 final log of the pace in September. (News Record photo) Clinton advances to finals Juvenile girls hitting Electrical - Plumbing And Heating contractor ,262 Mayfield Rd.-482.7062 tfn MIIII11111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111411111111111111111111111111111101111111111111101111111111111111111111118, • THE NEW SK1ROULE$ HAVE ARRIVED! And you're all invited to see them at our*c .:_r• OPEN HOUSEv r-~.; Bowling correction The News-Record lawn bowling story in last week's paper was incomplete, First prize of two silver trays donated by the Royal Bank of Canada's Clinton branch went to Tom Phillips and his mother, Mrs. Tony Phillips of Seaforth. Second price of 12 silver dollars donated by the Clinton Bank of Montreal went to Bert Gray and Florence Ludvigsen of Clinton, Third prize went to Art Finlayson and his daughter Brenda of Seaforth who got $5 each from the Clinton Community Credit Union. Lorne Dale and Mrs. Dale of Seaforth took home fourth prize of $3 each, donated by the Clinton Lawn Bowling Club.