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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1966-02-10, Page 61 Page 6—Clinton NeWs-^ecprd~~Thurs.< Feb. 10, 1966 T ■ , - .'A « 1 3 I •<-> ■■ XfWSiS: f I 1 1 1 j 1 Presentation Of Father Reed-Lewis Trophy Chairman of Clinton Minor Hockey Day Com mittee Doug Andrews is shown above presenting the Father Reed-Lewis Trophy to Bill Stirling, cap tain of the Clinton Fish and Game Bantams. Pic tured from the left are: Tom Roy, captain of the St. Sebastian Bantams;- Norm Roy, president of the St. Sebastian Dad’s Club, sponsors of the Dearborn team; Jery Wszola, coach of the visiting bantams; Doug Andrews; Clarence Neilans, coach of the lo cal team; Bill Stirling. (News-Record Photo) i Clinton Bantams Win International Game A .strong Fish and Game Club Bantam team coached by Clarence Neilans outclassed Jerry Wstola’s. younger and less experienced St. Sebastian Ban tams from Dearborn, Mich.,, ■Saturday ' afternoon during Minor Hockey Day at Clinton Lilotns Arena. ■The Clinton squad got off to an early start with. Lawrence Elliott scoring unassisted at 2:01 of the .first period. John McPherson netted: the first, of his three goals ten minutes later assisted by Bob Langiile and Bill Stirling, To make1 the score 3-0 by the end of the first stanza, Bill Stirling scored on a passing play from Jim Keller and John Anstett. Stewart Mustard put on a fine display of .puck control during the first three minutes, of the second period as he scored twice on solo; efforts after skating through the en tire St. Sebastian team.. Larry May scored from Jim Keller a,t ■the 18:45 ,/mairk to' complete the scoring in the second period. The St. Sebastian team tired in the third' period as. this wias their second game of the day and the local players took ad Dearborn Team Edged By Lions Midgets, 5-4 Legion Juveniles Play Wingham To 7-7 Tie Lions Midgets Win Hugh Hawkins Trophy Following the final game of the Minor Hockey Day program, Doug An drews (centre) presented the Hugh Hawkins Trophy to Don Bartliff (left) captain of the Clinton Lions Midgets. At the right is Frank Cernik, captain of the Dearborn Midgets who won second star honours during the game., (News-Record Photo) The Hugh Hawkins trophy was retained by Clinton on Sat urday evening when the Clin ton Lions Midgets shaded the Veteran1 of Foreign Wars - sponsored DeaiiDorn Midget team, by a 5-4 scorn The Dear born team was in the game/-all the way and the fans on hand were treated to a fast, exciting brand of hockey. Good defensive hockey was displayed by both squads in the first period and although some scoring chances were missed, it wasn’t until the half-way point in 'the period that the first goal- was scored. Clinton’s Cam Colquhoun was the marksman as he collected a pass from. Don Bartliff and beat Mark Sullivan with a good! shot. Dearborn’s Mike Blaszkowski scored an un assisted igoal at 15:10' to com plete 'the scoring in the first .period. The Lions Midgets outscored the visitors 2-1 in the second frame to take a 3-2 lead. Mel . Hohner got the locals1 off to an early start when he netted a pass from Cam Colquhoun and Rick Fremlin. With five minutes remaining in the period Colquhoun intercepted a Dear born pass while his team was a man short and went in to score on a solo effort. At 18:10, right winger Tim Byrnes put Dearborn back into the game as he converted a pass from Dave Hauncher into a goal. Clinton moved two goals a- head at the 4:08 mark of the third period as Butch Fleet slammed in a pass from Col- quhoun. Dave Hauncher kept (his team, in the game 'by scoring unassisted at 5:14 to again move to within one goal of the Lions Mid'gets. Rick Fremlin put the game ■away for the locals, at 8:35 of the third! period as he collected a clearing pass ,a.t centre just after serving a two minute trip ping penalty. Fremlin missed on his first shot, but after Colquhoun had picked up the ■ rebound. ' ~ made no med the the open born igoeiie was spnawl'ejd out of position. The visitors fought back hard and managed to score once more but they couldn’t beat Allan Howes, who played a brilliant game in the nets., for the tying goal. Dearborn’s final goal was scored by Dennis Meyers. Dear Dorn: Mark Sullivan, goal; Dan Savu, Dave Morley, Ron Roy, Dennis Meyers, Frank Cernik, Paul Secan, Dave Hauncher, John Del Grosso, Fred Kemp, Tom Byrnes, Paul Wojewuczki, Tim Byrnes, Mike Blaszkowski; Fred Kemp, Sr. and Frank Cernik, Sr. coaches. Clinton Allan Howes, goal; Rick Fremlin, Bruce Schoen- als, Dave Johnston, Don Bart- l'iiff, Bruce Fleet, Cam Colqu- houn, Mel Hohner, Ron Scott, Wes Chambers, Mike Graham, Derwyn Carter, George Elliott, Paul Gornall, Gary McKay, Keh Strong; John Cooper coach. Outstanding Players Cam Colquhoun won the Anstett Jewellers Ltd. trophy as the most valuable player in the game. The second star was awarded to Frank Cermik of Dearborn who received the K. W. Colquhoun trophy and Don Bartliff received the Clinton Laundry trophy for third star. A special award lor the best goal tender in the Bantam and Midget games between Clinton and Dearborn teams was won by Allan I-Iowes who. received the J. D. Thorndike trophy. and shot, Fremlin mistake as he slam- second rebound into corner as; the Dear- vantage of their defensive laps es and popped in six goals to run the total up to 12-0 for the game, Bob Langiile scored two quick goals at the start of the third period, the first assisted by Stewart Mustard and Greg Burns, and Burns also picked up an assist on the second1 goal. John McPherson netted his sec ond counter of the game on a solo effort at 14; 45. Completing his three-goal performance, Bob Langiile seared from McPher son at 15:20. A minute later Langiile returned the favor by settling up McPherson for his ■third' goal of the game. Dennis Deline completed the goal par ade 'for the Clinton squad as he dented the twine on a pass ing play from Gordon Lavis and Clare Proctor. Dennis Riggin, formerly with the Detroit Red Wings and Jack Stod'dlar't, a former New York Ranger handled the re fereeing chores and handed' out five penalties, three to th'e win ners and two to St. Sebastian'. Coach Jerry Wszola con gratulated the. winners in their dressing room following the game 'and told the Clinton boys that any one of them or ail of ■them were welcome to sign up with his team anytime; St. Sebastian: Bill Mlarrs, goal; Keith Girard, Mike Mit chell, Tom Roy, Phil Beau- kleare, Ed Schector, Steve Wancha, Pat Lehman, Bob Nagy, Bob Molinari, Doug Teachout, Roger Goldie, Bob Wancha, Bruce Anderson, Ken Karaimon, N. Anderson; Jerry Wszola, coach. Clinton: Jim Engel, goal; Jim Keller, goal; Stewart. Mustard, Bill Stirling, Lawrence Elliott, Clare Proctor, Glen Irwin, Greg Burns, Bob Langiile, John McPherson, Torn Leppington, Lyle Steep, Dennis Define, Ron Graham, John Anstett, Paul Bartliff, Terry MacDonald, Gord Lavis, Larry May, D. Anstett; Clarence Neilans, coach. In an exciting see-saw battle which remained in doubt until the finial bell, the Clinton Legion Juveniles and. the Wing ham Juveniles played to a 7-7 deadlock, Larry • Pickett seared the tying goal with a minute left to play in the game. Winghiam bolted into an early lead When Grant Coultes beat goalie Gary Black on a pass from Wally Houston at 3:14. Five minutes later Wiingham added Deyqil Tire in the period' period had evened the count at 2-2. Dean Reid scored Clinton's first goal, assisted by Larry Pickett and Bill McKay got the second unassisted at 17:11. Clinton took the lead 15 sec onds after the1 start of the sec ond period as Larry Pickett set up Bill McKay for the goal. One minute later the visitor's tied the1 game when Tom Deyell scored and before the period ended they had picked up two more goals to take a 5-3 lead. Steve Gorrie and Russ Allen were the trigger-men on Wing ham’s finial goals1 of the period. Bruce Lyndon completed a passing play from Chuck And rews and Steve Hands early ’in the third period "* to move Ronto their lead as scored unassisted. Legion team, took second half of the and hy the end of the over first Clinton to within one goal of the visitors. At 7:50 Larry Pickett evened the game as he ,beiat goalie Taylor unassisted, Clinton took the lead a minute- later as Bill McKay connected for .his 'third goal of the game, assisted by Pickett. Clinton’s lead was short-lived as Ron Deyell scored Tor Wing-- ham only seven seconds later to once more tie the game, Wally Houston put the visitors out in front at the 15:57 mark when he scored on a play with Grant Coultes, This, set the ■stage for Pickett's tying mark er at 18;44 on a pretty passing play with Dean Reid and Bill McKay. There were 14 penalties dur ing the rugged contest, seven going to eaah team, Wingham: Larry Taylor, goal; Bill Kerr, Bill Dauphlin, Torn Deyell, Ron Deyeil, Wally Houston, Denny Anderson, Grant Coultes, Jim Mitchell, Steve Gorrie, Russ Allen, Mike Fleury . Clinton: Gary Black, goal; Steve Harris, Ashley Boyan, Bill • McKay, Larry Pickett, Dean Reid, Pete Postiil, Bruce Lyndon, Chuck Andrews, Doug Proctor, Don McDougall; Doug Andrews, coach, Referees: Jack Lee and Ron McKay. St. Sebastian Bantams Blank Adastral Park f The trap to Clinton Minor Hockey, Day by the; Dearborn teams was not an entirely los ing effort, as the St. • Sebastian Bantams whipped the Adastral Park Bantams by 'ah impressive 4-0 score. ■ This contest was played early Saturday morning at Clinton Dions Arena. The Aclastral Park Bantams played their best hockey in the first period and although, they couldn’t beat Goalie Bill Marts, they held St. Sebastian score less. At the 1:45 mark of the sec ond period Phil Beaukleare col lected a pass from. Bruce An derson and beat Gary McFar land to open the scoring for St. Sebastian. Four minutes later Bob Wancha netted the visitors second goal, assisted" by Ken Karaimon. Bruce Anderson set up Mike Mitchell who triggered the Dearborn team’s third" coun ter of the second stanza. Adas.tral Park had a few good chances in .the third pericd but were held off the score sheet by the St. Sebastian goalie. The final goal of the game was scared by Bob Nagy of the Dearborn squad as he beat McFarland unassisted. Referee Doug Andrews called only one penalty against the (Continued on page 10) Yeo Memorial Trophy Presented Jack Yeo (left), is shown above presenting the trophy given in memory of his son, The Don Yeo Memorial Trophy, to Bill McKay, captain of the Clinton Legion Juveniles, who received the honour as the outstanding Clinton player in the feature game of the annual Clinton Minor Hockey Day. The late Don Yeo was a member of many Clinton minor sports teams. On Minor Hockey Day in 1964 ■ Don was judged the most valuable player in the juvenile game, and in the junior-age game on Minor Hockey Day in 1965 he was picked as the out standing player of the game. (News-Record Photo) 262 BAYFIELD ROAD — CLINTON 482-7062 k..-. ................................................ .. ............... ■ nln.- ..■..wdi—...................J |X Charles House of Beauty CLINTON — Phon* 482-7065 SHAMPOO and SET — $2.00 All Other Remain The Same 74 Victoria Street ■*—* Effective February 1 - Includes Cream Rinse t Reg. $12.50 OQFA Reg. $10.00 Permanent J0.3U Permanent... Includes Cut, shampoo, style and set THIS SALE ENDS MARCH 5, 1966 Three Stars Of Bantam Game Pictured above are the three players who received awards for outstanding performances during the bantam game between St. Sebastian and Clinton* From the left are: Tom Roy, captain of the visiting team, holding the Pickett & Campbell Ltd. Trophy he received as third star; Stewart Mustard, awarded D. A. Kay & Son Trophy for first star, and Bob Langiile, second star, hold ing the Herman’s Men’s Wear Trophy* (News-Record Photo) Sale On Permanents HELENE CURTIS CREME OIL WAVES Seniors Stage Fun Game At Lions Arena Clinton Lions Arena echoed the sounds of a hockey game, along with the sounds of creak ing joints and protesting lungs early Sunday a.m. as the man agers and coaches of the visit ing Dearborn teams squared off (Continued on page 10) - < v /X. > - WM|| •■Bl b.« Juvenile’Trophy Winners Jim Mitchell (left) of the Wingham Juveniles won the Clinton IGA Store Trophy award to the second star of the juvenile game Friday evening. At the right is Doug Proctor, the third star, who received Corrie’s Red & White Foodmaster Trophy. Lett Fawcett, Clinton Minor Hockey Committee member in charge of trophies is pictured in the centre. (News-Record Photo) Players Enjoy Lunch Following Game Carl Cox’s auto repair shop was a busy place on Miner Hockey Day and it has been to the past number of years during this event. Carl suspends opera tion and opens his shop to the minor hockey committee as a spot for the young sters to enjoy a lunch after their games. Pictured above is a group of Clinton Pee Wees enjoying hot chocolate arid hot dogs served by members of the Cliri- | tori Ninette Club. (News-Record Photo) O WASHERS « DRYERS ® DISHWASHERS o WATER HEATERS Now Available At llf ICE plumbingWI3E & HEATING