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Clinton News-Record, 1966-02-17, Page 10Page 10—-Clinton News-Record—Thurs./Feb. 17, 1966 Three Clinton Hockey Teams In Playoffs Lions Midgets Eliminate Seaforth; To Play Listowel Here Saturday Clinton Ponies Advance in Playoffs Down Seaforth 8-1, To Play Mitchell CHSS Quintets ]■ ■ ii Beaten By ■ ■■ London Central J ? The Lions Club sponsored midget hockey team advanced in OMHA playoffs as they de feated Seaforth last week 12-5 in a home and home goals to count series. Word Was receiv ed Wednesday noon that' the midgets’ next opponents will be Listowel and the opening game will be played in Clinton Lions Arena on Saturday, February 19, commencing at 8:00 p.m. The Clinton team has lost only .two games' this season and deserve some fan-support in their upcoming series against Listowel. The second game of Legion Juveniles Start Playoffs Here Tonight The Clinton Legion sponsor ed juvenile hockey team finish ed in second spot in the five- team WOAA double schedule league, Mitehell finished in first place with Seaforth third and Wingham fourth. The Legion Juveniles begin a two but of three series again- “ st fourth place Whigham in Clinton Lions Arena tonight (Thursday) at eight o’clock. The 'previous game between these two teams ended in a 7-7 tie on Clinton Minor Hockey Day. The second game will be play ed in Wiingham on Tuesday, February 22, and if a third game i£ necessary the time and place will be 'announced in next ■ week’s issue. the two out of three series will be played to Listowel on Mon day or Wednesday next week and the time and place of the third game, (if necessary) will be announced in. next week’s ’ issue, Clinton 8 w- Seaforth 2 Clinton completely oiitdassed Seaforth in the first game of the series played to Clinton last Wednesday Rick Fremlin .opened the scoring to the first period at 8:04 and less than a minute later “Butch” Fleet made it 2-0 for Clinton. Cam Colquhoun dominated the scoring from) the 16:58 mark of the first period as he scored unassisted and went on to score the remainder of the Clinton goals, picking up three in the second period and' two in the third for a total of six in the game. With Colquhoun supply ing the scoring punch, Clinton’s defense played a strong game and the visitors couldn’t get an offense going. Clinton 4 — Seaforth 2 The return game in S'eaforth on Saturday night was a rug ged, hard fought .affair marred • by numerous -flare-ups and mis conduct penalties. Cam Colqu houn Was again Clinton’s top scorer with .two 'goals and Rick Fremlin and Wes Chambers picked up Single counters, -----------o-------.— Clinton Ponies defeated Sea forth in a two game home and home goals to count series 8-1, winning the first game 3-1, and the second 5-0, in OMHA Pee Wee “B” playoffs. The Ponies navy meet Mitchell in a best two put of three serj.es with the opener being played at Clinton Lions Arena tonight (Thurs day) at 6:30 p.m. The second game is. scheduled for Tuesday, February 22 in Mitchell. On February 9, in Seaforth, the Clinton Pee Wees opened the scoring at the 6:00 mark of the first period when Mike Anstett scored on a pass from Gary Cummings and Doug O§- born. In the second period Os- born spared the winner from Anstett and he also scored ar gain in the third period, assist ed by Wayne Cantelon. At Clinton Lions Arena on February 12 in the return game Gary Cummings scored twite for the Ponies with singles go ing to Brian Lahgille, Mike Am s'tett .and Barry Edgar. Tom Murch played in the net for the shut-out and in the final five minutes turned aside at least three tough shots Seaforth squad, There were only two ties1 called 'in the series each game with the Clinton team getting both, by the penal- one in 87 80 67 60 LONDESBORO MEN J.-Collins............................ 7-Up .................................... Coke .................................... Capt. Morgan ................... High single, Bruce Roy, 448; high triple, Bruce Rcy, 880; 'high average, Cliff Saunder- cock, 223. Arrangements SALE POT OF PANSIES or ASTERS R^g. $1.25 — Special 69c BOWL OF 'MUMS or GLADS Reg. $2.95 Special $1.49 . 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SOLID COPPER CIRCUITS, replace old-fashioned hand wiring for dependability, better performance, fewer service troubles, GALBRAITH’S YOUR TV SERVICE DEALER CLINTON — 482-3841 Three Clinton Pee Wee Teams Play Exhibitions With Bayfield, RCAF for the Clinton teams are as follows: Rangers: Paul Anstett, Fred Bird, Rod Campbell, Ken Cook, Gerry Lobb, Ray Lobb, John Gibbtogs, David Dalgliesh, Brian Delawski, Cal Fremlin, John Snell; John VanLoo, Digby Howse; coaches, Jerry Holmes and Bob Mann. Bruins: Robert Andrews, Randy Blake, Bruce Craig, Keith Harkes, Leo Hohbanuik, Walter Lepptogton, Robert Mc Mahon, Ricki Morrison, Danny Wise, Ken Schlegel, Tom Den nis, Terry Fogo, Paul Kay, Dale Williams; coaches, Russ Hoffmeyer and John Kearns. • Maple Leafs: Paul Critten den, Jeff Falconer, John Lep- Miller, Robbie Morrison, Frank Ntwlanh, Don' Reger, Ron Reger, George Thompson, Wayne Hoy, Jay Fisher, Ricki May, Ron Lolbb; coaches, Cam Addison and Al May. On Friday, February 11 the Rangers defeated the Adastrai Park white 'team 3-1 in a game played at RCAF Clinton arena. Ranger goal scorers were Ron Lobb, John Lepptogton and John Gibbtogs and McConnell scored for Adastrai Park. The Maple Leafs defeated the Bayfield Pee Wees 5-4 on Feb ruary 9. Future Games The Clinton Kinsmen Pee Wees are back in action again with three teams playing a schedule of games against teams from Adastrai Park and Bayfield. The revised lineups Central Huron Secondary School boys’ basketball teams ran into some tough opposi tion when they took on the junior and senior teams from London Central to exhibition games played at CHSS on Wednesday, February 9. The Clinton senior team, which has been undefeated in the Huron-Perth Conference, drop ped a. 68-48 decision to the city boys'. In the junior contest, the locals were outclassed to a one-sided 60-22 game. Both CHSS squads were outplayed around the 'back- boards where their taller op ponents' had a decided advan tage. One London Central senior was reported to be 6'7” tail. The local seniors how ever were superior in the foul shot department. Brad Dutot was the leading scorer .in the senior game, picking up 17 points' on three foul shots and seven 2-pointers. Clare Magee scored 13 paints for CHSS, Bryan Lavtis 8, Larry Pickett 6, Fred Jewson and Rolfe Cooke, 2 each. London Central’s McLaren was the bug. gun in the junior contest with 22 points. CHSS scorers were: Poppenk and Black, 6 each; Lobb 4; Mc Connell, Hoy and McKay, each with 2. < \ < << 1 «... Senior Basketball Match At CHSS Tense seconds during senior basketball exhibition match at CHSS last week occurred when foul shots were successful. Clinton’s Clare Magee has an other basket here. The local team held.London’s Central leading five to a re spectable 20 lead, though they were out-matched in height by many of the city boys. One lanky forward, according to rumour, measured 6’ 7”. ■ ________________________ (News-Record Photo) Mite Hockey This Weekend The Fourth Annual Mite Hockey Tournament for boys up to eight years of age will be held at RCAF Station Clin ton on Saturday, February 19, with eight teams participating: Detroit Roostertaiils, Londoon Oakridge, RCAF Clinton, For est, Goderich, Seaforth, Exeter ■and Zurich. Sergeant G. A. Sinker is chairman of the Mite Hockey Tournament .Committee and co-ordinator for the activities'. The tournament is a dlay long ■affair with ten gamete' played. Between games each team will be entertained to the Physical Training Centre where movies, sports facilities and refresh ments will be available. 8 a.m.—Goderich, Seaforth 9 a.m.—Detroit, RCAF 'Clinton 10 a.m,—Exeter, Oakridge 11 a.m.—Forest, Zurich Playoffs in the afternoon. The committee under the chairmanship of Sgt. Sinker, comprises of vice-chairman, Corporal Dieraff; secretary, Cpl. E. W. O’Brien; and mem bers, S'gtte'. McFarlane, Schlegel, Williams, Calil and Pratt, Cpls. Haeock, Thomson, Barr, Jagger and Fisher and LAC Ron Silk. This tournament is1 a self- supporting activity throng en try fees and donations by the Permanent Married Quarters Council and the Corporals’ Clulb. Feb. 19 — 10-11 a.nv Bayfield vs. Bruins Feb. 26 •—- 10-11 a.m. Bayfield vs. Rangers Mar. 4 — 6 p.m. Maple Leafs vs. RCAF whites Mar. 4 — 7 p.m. Bruins vs. RCAF greens Mar. 5 — 10-11 a.m. Rangers vs. Bayfield ptogton, Brian Merrill, Bruce Central Huron Junior Basket ball team seeking revenge for the loss suffered at the hand's of the Vikings at the Blue and White tournament in Goderich, defeated the Vikings by a score of 46-41 after a 3 minute period of overtime. At half time Cen tral was leading Goderich by a score of 19 to 15. The game continued to be close until the last two minutes of regulation time When Central Huron .was up on top by 6 points'. At this time Central’s high scorer for the day Nick Poppenk with 23 received his fifth fold of the game and was forced to leave. Brian Smith for Goderich made the foul shots and a basket to reduce Central’s lead to two. With two seconds left in regulation time a Central player again fouled Brian Smith. Smith made the two foul' shots to tie the'score 41-41 at end of regulation time. With Nick Poppenk out of action, the situation looked grim for. Central. Jeff Shaddick who suffered1 a badly sprained ankle in their game with’ St. Marys scored five points in the last minute of the overtime period to win the game for Central. Along with his five points in overtime, Jeff scored 10 points in regulation time for a total of 95 points in 4% games. Other scorers for. Clinton were John Hoy with 4, Jerry Lobb with 3 and Gregory Croijye with 1. High Scorers for Goderich were Brian Smith with 17 and Andy Pirie with 15.-----------0---------- COMING EVENTS RATE: Four cents a word; Minimum 75 cents o Bankers Hold 3 Point Lead In Town Hockey CATHOLIC MIXED LEAGUE Indians .................................. Bad Boys ............................. Go Go Os ............................. High single, ladies, Edna CHSS Senior Boys' Basketball Team Hands Goderich First Loss, 62-34 The Bankers maintained their three-point lead atop the town Hockey League by edging the Teachers 7-5 in a game played last Monday evening. With only two games remaining in the schedule the Bankers will wind up in first place with one more win; In the first game played Mon day evening the Maipstreeters doubled the score on 'the' Hydro, winning 8-4, to remain three points off the pace. Standings W Bankers ........ 7 ’Streeters .....*..... 6 Hydro'.................. 4 Teachers................2 In next Monday’s action the Mainstreeters have a chance to close the gap as they play the Bankers tin the first game at 8:00 p.m. The Hydro meets the Teachers in the second match at 9:15 p.m. . 96 . 88 . 64 , ____ Le beau, 245; men', Tony Van Dongen, 283; high triple, ladies, Edna Lebeau, 580; men, Tony Van Dongen, 684; high average, ladies, Carol Diemert, 173; men, Tony Van' Dongen, 182. CLINTON MEN’S LEAGUE Squirts ...... Gamblers .... Old Timers Boozers .................................. __ High single, Jack Carter, 330; high triple, Jack Carter, 810; high average, Jim Armstrong, 224;‘team nigh single, Boozers, 1226; team high triple, Boozers, 3437. 89 65 62 50 MIXED LEAGUE Raiders ............................ Hecklers .......................... S'hur Shots .................... Rolling Stones ................ ■Untouchables' .................. Scatter Pins1 .................... Alley Cats ........................ Boo Boobs ............................ High single, ladies, D. O’Con nell, 402; men, H. Black, 326; high triple ladies, Bess Black, Mary Freeman, 744; men, J. Armstrong, 885; high average ladies, Bess Black, 192; men, J. Armstrong, 224. 95 84 bu 75 66 53 46 19 L T 2 .1 4 -0 6 0 7 1 IOOF Carm’s Torpedoes ! Wise Wizards.......... Cracker Jacks ......... Ken’s Komets ........ Bill’s Bulletts ........ Bob’s Bombers ........ Murray’s Maulers ... Ik’s Daredevils .... 93 77 69 67 62 58 54 _____ _________ 52 High stogie, ladies, Gerry I-Iarris, 324; men, Mervyn Webb, 351; ‘high triple, ladies, Bette Ladd, 656; men, Bob Gibbtogs, 802; high average, ladies, Kaye Harris, Kaye Harris', 178; men, Bob Gibbtogs, 206. DISCONTINUED LINES Earrings SPECIAL Anstett Jewellers Ltd.—Clinton INTERTOWN LEAGUE Exeter .................................. Little Bowl.......................... ' Oloud 9.................................. : Clinton RCAF .................. : Jim’s Selects ......... : Seaforth.....'.......................... : Zurich .................................. BELL TELEPHONE Tri-Hards ........................... Dynamites ........................... White Tornadoes............... Blow Outs........................... Nuts .................................... Meat Heads ....'................... 173 147 143 137 124 110 93 5G 55 44 44 35 ..................... 30 High single, ladies, Shirley Elder, 241; men, Paul Morrison, 287; high triple, ladies, Winnie Bell, 547; men, Joe Desmarais, 695; high average, ladies, Win nie Bell, 189; men, Joe Des marais, 233. CLINTON JUNIOR LEAGUE 'B C Lions ............................ 59 Falcons .................................. 55 T-Birds .................................. 52 Indians ................................. 46 High stogie, 'dare Magee, 350; high average, Bob Pear son, 214; high double, John Cooper, 586; team single, In dians, dians, 1207; team double', In- 2201. TUCKERSMITH MIXED LEAGUE Birds .......*...........75 63 60 ______ , 54 High single, ladies, Betty Graham, 256; men, Maynard ■Hymens, 271; high triple, ladies, Betty Graham, 591; men, May nard Hymers', 670. Snow Blue Jays Meadow Larks Night Hawks . WESLEY-WILLIS HI-C Wing Dings ..................... Whiz Kids............................. Finks: ............ , Crackers .............. ............ 40 41 24 7 I High single, ladies, Sharori Dowson, 213; men, Bob Pear son, .228; high triple, ladies, Shahan Dowson, 507; meh;, Bob Pearsap, 672; high average, ladies, Sharon Dowson, 169 { Bob Pearson, 224. Thursday, Feb. 17 — BINGO at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg ular games for $5.00. 2 share- the-wealth games. 1 special game for $25.00, the first letter “L” and first letter “T” applies on this game for $2.00 each. 3 share-the-wealth games, jack pot applies on those 3 games $55.00 in 55 numbers. 2 door prizes for $2.00 each' Admission 50c; extra cards 25c or 6 for $1.00. ' tfb Friday, Feb. 18 ■,— Varna LOL Ice Carnival, prizes for best costumes; broom ball teams from Clinton', Brucetield, Bay- field and Varna lodges; Lunch served in Orange Hall, pro ceeds for rink fuhd. Admission 50c and 25c, all to costume free. Card 'party postponed to February 25. 7b Tuesday, Feb. 22 — BINGO at Huron Fish and Game dub. Jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers. Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m. Tues., Feb 22 — Pancake Supper, Varna United Church, 5-8 p.m.; sponsors Explorer group. Adults 75c, children under 8, 25c. 6, 7b Wednesday, March 2—Dessert and Hat Show, Humphrys’ Hats, Nurses’ residence, 2 shows, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. aus pices' Hospital Auxiliary, ad mission 75c, tickets from mem bers. 6, 7b, 8x Huron County Egg Producers •are urged to attend their an- niial meeting in the Agricultur al 'Board Rooms, Clinton, Thurs day, March 3 'at 8 p.m. Purpose to elect 12 committee men as county representatives of the Ontario Egg and Fowl Produc ers Marketing Board. Guest speaker J.im Huctwith, Forest, zone director for Essex, Kent, and Lambton Counties. 7, 8b Sunday, March 27 — Wesley- Willis UCW Thankoffering, 7:-30 p.m. Guest speaker, 'Dr. Paul Yates, Nigeria. Everyone wel come. 7b The tenacious defense of Cen tral Huron’s senior basketball team again was successful in 'beating Goderich 62-34. This de fense has proven very success ful during regular season games, holding their opposition to 142 while scoring 338 points on offense. Although Goderich had the advantage of height Central was able to control the play by excellent ball con trol. Clare Magee, Central Huron’s highest scorer with 115 points, played' an excellent game check ing and' holding Goderich’s high ■scorer Ed Curry to only 7 points. Clare also added 23 points of Central’s 62 points. CLINTON-BLYTH LADIES LEAGUE Wiz-Bangs......................... The Go Go’s ................... Beatlettes ......................... The Ups & Downs........... The Whirley-Bird ........... Jet Set .............................. Gemini VT ....................... Rolling Stones ................. High single, Beth Thompson, 316; high triple, Kay Sharp, 745; high average, Polly Gord- ner, 182. 117 115 114 108 101 86 85 74 Central’s second high scorer Brad Dutot with 98 hit for 14 points. Fred Jewson came alive on offense scaring 10 points after being a stalwart on de fense during the games so far. Other scorers for Central were Bryan Lavis With 8, Rolfe Cooke with 4, and John Irwin, with 3. High scorers for Gode*-- .rich were John Pirie with 11 and George Clark with 8. This Win over Goderich as sures Central with first place in Huron-Perth , Conference. Central Huron’s last game of the schedule will be against Stratford Northwestern on Wed1., Feb. 16 in Stratford. This year Central Huron' will be host of the tournament on Sat., Feb. 26 Whicih will decide the Huron- Perth Champion which then will go on to WOSA the follow ing Friday evening and' Satur day. 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