HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-07-21, Page 12Fage 12—Clinton News-Record—Thun., July 21, 1966
Kinsmen Peewee Baseball Team
Won Last Four Games - Big Scores
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Junior Golfers Compete at BayfieldI
Clinton Kinsmen Pee\yee
Ponies baseball team which. wpn
six and lost two games ip the
WOAA schedule just completed,
now enter playoffs against St,
Marys. Dates had not been ar
ranged at press time yesterday.
In the, schedule, Clinton beat
St, Marys twice, 15-7 and 16-10.
Clinton won their' last
games by big scores'?4
Clinton 16 -r- Lucan
Clinton 29 — Lucan
8,
3
Clinton 12 ■— Mitchell 6
. Clinton 4 — Mitchell 0
Clinton used three pitchers in
Lucan on July 8, Gary Cum
mings (toe winning pitcher),
three innings, Brian, Edgar,
three, innings and Steve Swit
zer pitched the seventh. They
struck out ten Lucan batters.
Jim Engel and Barjry Edgar
.shared catching duties; . (
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Back in Clinton on July 12,
the Kin Ponies walked ail diver
Lucan, scoring 29 runs on 11
Mt? fvnd 11 walks. Gary Cum
mings . anti' Daye Fawcett
smashed homo jnins and Steve
Switzer hit a triple. Switzer
pitched' the full seven, innm®1?,
allo\ving only two hits; ho
struck put six and walked two,
Barry Edgar did the catching,
Clinton sepred 11 runs in the
first and 12 in the fourth for
their big innings.
.i|< J’.S at
At Mitchell last Thursday,
Daye Fawcett hit three doubles
to lead' the ponies to a 12-6 win.
Brian Langille had thrieie .singles
and Danny Colquhoun, Barry
Edgar, Brian Edgar and Steve
Switzpr all had a pair of singles.
Pitcher Brian Edgar struck out
nine Mitchell- batters. Barry
Edlgar caught.
Clinton ....
Lucan .......
Two Homers
- Help Midgets
Whip Hensail
> On Friday, July 15 at Clinton
Community Park, the Clinton
Degilon Midgets continued their
winning ways by whipping Hen
sail 15-1.
Don Bartliff Won his second
game of the year, yielding pnly
one hit and striking out ten
batters, in a five-inning contest
called because or darkness.
Cam Colquhoun led the hit
ting attack with Ms first homer
of the season and he also con
tributed two singles -to up liis
batting average. Allan Howes
and John Irwin contributed a
double and a single apiece.
Rick Fremlin also contributed
his first homer oif the' year to
the big 'run. spree. Other hitters
were Larry Pickett with a
triple, Pon Bartliff with a triple
and Dave Johnson with a
double.
For five games this; year the
midgets have won four
and tied1 another.
games
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11 1
Cdlqu-
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HensiaR 100 00 — 1
Clinton 526 2x — 15
'Clinton: Bantliff and
houn; Hensah: Chipchasle, Sol
den (2) and Hoy.
Over Listowel
For Sixth Victory
On Tuesday night the Clinton
Midgets' kept their unbeaten
Streak as they beat Listowel
13-6.
Again leading the‘attack was
Cam 'Colquhoun with a tremen-
■ dous 'three hundred foot three-
run homer, his’ second in as
many games. Cam also drew
two walks' and1 scored three
runs. ‘Butch Fleet Contributed
a long triple knocking in -two
more runs.'" Singles1 Were added
By Larry ’Pickett, Allan Howes,
Don Bartliff and Paul Bartliff
Who was up from toe Flilsh and
Game Bantams.
Larry Pickett started on the
mound for Clinton and was re
placed in toe thihd because of
his wildness. Allan Howes came
in with toe (bases loaded and
one out. He struck out the first
batter and forced the next one
to ground out. Howes received
credit for the victory, thus win
ning his second game of the
season.
Each member of toe Clinton
midget pitching corps of Larry
Pickett, Don 'Bartliff and Allan
Howes have a won-lost record
of two' victories and no defeats.
Clinton’s next game is in
Walkerton on Sunday afternoon
at five o^ctock in a return
hibition game.
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and Colquhoun, Fleet (3); Dis-
towel: .McConnell and Whyte.
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Jitney Every
Clinton ....... 002
Mitchell ....... 010
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514
230
Pitcher Steve' Switzer got a
well-earned 4-0 shultrout against
Mitchell here on Tuesday even
ing. He allowed , only one hit>
struck out ten and only walked
one batter. The s'even inning
game was played 'in one hour
■and ten minutes. Barry Edgar
was Clinton’s catcher.
Clinton’s first run in the third
was knocked in by Brian Lan-
gille’s ^single after Gary Cum
mings "had got . on on'an error.
Cummings hit a booming
home' run in ’the’ fifth to score
•lili'S second run. Clinton doubled
the score in the sixth when
Barry Edgar tripled, 'Brian Ed
gar dbubled and Dennis Deline
singled, scoring Brian.
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Lisitowei 102 30 — 6 5
Clinton .. 362 2x — 13 8
Clinton: Pickett, Howes
Every Tuesday evening at
Clinton Bowling • Greein, corner
of Mary and Isaac Streets, is
open bowling night. This fe
When the experienced lawk
bowlers take as partners the
novices of those wishing to
learn the gaibe. It’s oalled jit
ney night.
With a Very small member
ship this year, the club would
like to see more persons out.
Both men and women are wel
come.
The member who requested
us to publicize this says "It’s
the most relaxing game I’ve
found?’
, On Thursday bight th is week,
Bort Gray won the men’s prize
and Mrs. Arthur (Helen.) Aiken
was the best lady bowler.
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H ifilt
During toe past week Clinton
men’s softball team defeated
the strong Belgrave team 'twice.,
Last Thursday under the lights
at Brussels, the Clinton boys
took a close 5-4 decision and.
then on Saturday' night at .toe
CFB sports field Clinton won
by 9 to 3.
Final games are being played
this week and playoffs Will be
gin next week.
On Saturday night the Clin
ton 'team were decked out in
their new uniforms1 supplied by
Oorrie’is' Red and White Food
master.
Personnel of the Clinton team
and their usual position is as
follows: Len Fawcett, manager;
Al Welch, ■ playing coach and
first baseman; Don. Freeman,
catcher;, D. Kennedy and Ken
Woods, -pitchers; Bob .Cook,
third1 base; Paul Draper, short
stop; Bob Mann, third base;
Barry Foster, third base; Russ
Hoffimieyer, Ron McKay, Clare
Magee and Bob Livermore,’out
fielders; Ray (Brown, Ed Br.es-
siaire and Raymond Garon, util
ity players. ’ .
Clinton plays all tiieir home
games at the CFB;sports fields
■Highway 4.
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MIDDLETON
Mr. and MhS* WIJMW Mfi”
.Gqifrie,, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs.,
William Stratychuk pif Brussels
and Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Mid
dleton attended the London and
District Fruit and Vegetable
Grower’s; tour and the twilight
meeting held at the farm of
Coir Versteegh, London, on
Tuesday evening of this week,
Can Still Qualify
For Umpire Cards
For the convenience of the
uniipireis that could! pot, pr did
npt attend any clinic and wlish
tp qualify fpr an umpire card,
■it is npw necessary .that they
write a qualified exam at any
of toe following places;
Southern Area, July 25, any
time’ between 8;30 and 10:30
p.m. at Canadian Forces: Base,
Clinton,, in 'toe Married Quar
ters Cpimimuniity Centre; .Nor-?
them Area, July 27, any time
between 8:30 and 10;30.p.m, at
Walkerton Town Hall; Eastern
Area, August 10, any time be
tween 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. at
Tavistock Legion Hail.
As a further alternative any
interested person may contact
Hugh Hodges, WOAA umpire
and 'Chief, phone 482-9896.- -------------:--;--—----.---- ...
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July 21-22
"A VERY SPECIAL
FAVOR"
Pictured above are the 14 boys who competed in the
Annual Junior Golf Tournament at the Bayfield-
Clinton Golf Course. Front row# left to right, Paul
Ryan, Windsor; Peter Carswell,- Dundas,* Paul Card-
well, Sarnia; Bob Cameron, London; Wayne Hart
man, Bayfield; Doug Slade, London; Danny Baker,
Goderich. Second row, left to right, Jim Cameron,
. London; Doug Hoston, Toronto; Dave Kemp, Tor
onto; Bart Gmeiner, Birmingham, Mich.; Jeff Shad
dick, Londesboro; Barry Long, London, and Gordy
, Beuttenmjller, Seaforth.
‘ ; (Photos by Audrey Bellchomber)
COMING EVENTS
1
.BAYFIELD -k Gordy Beut
tenmiller of Seaforth; was the
Winner, of the SteWart Cook
Memorial Trophy ht the annual
Junior golf tournament held at
the Bayfield - Clinton Golf
Course .on Thursday, July 14.
Teeing off'at 8:00 am., the
14 boys ranging in age from 10
to 16 played 18 holes before re
turning to toe Club House for
lunch and trophy awards. Be
fore -lunch, Bert Gray, Qliinton
Public School .principal, asked
for a period of silence in mem
ory of the late Stewart Cook.
1 Lloyd Stevens of Toronto',
who addressed the boys, traced
the history of toe Stewart Cook
trophy, and paid tribute to the
fine. athletic prowess of Mr.
Cook.
Mr. Gray presented a replica
qf the trophy to Gordy Beut
tenmiller and other awards,
donated by Fred Hulls, owner
professional of toe course. Wan
ners were:, first flight, 15-16
year old. Mass’, Gordy Beutten
miller, 91; second flight, 12-13,
Bert Gmeiner, Birmingham,
Mich., 94; third flight, 16-11,
Bob Cameron, London, 119;
youngest golfer*, beginners class,
Wayne Hartman, Bayfield'; 'high.
scoo?e, Doug 'Sladie, London; for
most pars, Jeff Shaddick, Lon
desboro.
Lome Cook also spoke; to the
young golfing enthusiasts and
congratulated them on
spoutsmanshiip and
their
thanked
Fred Hulls for the interest and
encouragement he has always
shown in young golfers. He also
warmly thanked Mfs. Hulls for
the bounteous lunch sihe had
provided.
Goderich Rink
Boyes And Doig
In Ontario Open
Two local golfers, Bev. Boyes
of Toronto and Clinton, and
Ken Doig of Seaforth, competed
in the 44th annual Ontario
Open Golf Tournament played
in Kingston last week, Doug
Mos’s'op, ‘ 42-year-old amateur
from Toronto won the 54-hole
championship with a one-under
par 209.
Bev’s 36-hote total of 156.
was four over the cut-off and
he did not reach the ..finals'.
However, Doig did survive toe
cut-off and reached the final
mound. Doig ported a 54-hole
total of 228.
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Eric Collins Shoots
48 At Bayfield
Fred Hulls, owner, of toe
Bayfield-Clinton Golf Course-,
reports that on Tuesday even
ing,. Eric Collins, of Clinton,
who for the past 11 years has,
been restricted by the loss of
one arm, completed a nine hofe
round' tin 48, an enviable score.
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WOAA Intermediate
Ladies Softball
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St. Marys....
BruCefield ....
Brussels .....
Winthrop ....
Hens all........
Exeter .......
Goderich .....
Blyth...........
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A Goderich rink, skipped by
Earl Allison, with Pete Basset,
won the Hiram Walker trophy
at the men’s doubles tourna
ment at Clinton bowling greens
last Wednesday, July 13.' The
same rink won the trophy here
in 1964 ’ and another Goderich
rink skipped by Harry Shackle
ton, with Dr. Harry Ball were
the 1965 winners. This year
they placed fifth.
Four Clinton rinks were en
tered1 but failed to make the top
prizes,
in th e
six who all received
Twenty rinks competed
annual tourney.
The first six winners*
follows (the first named 'is
skip)": Earl Allison and Pete
BliSset, Goderich, three wins'
plus 35; Archlie Townsend and
Stewart Robinson, Goderich,
three wins plus 27; Lou Lavelle
and Ernie Marriott, St. Marys,
two wins 'plus 29; Jim Watkins
and Bob Watkins, London, two
Wins plus 23; Harry Shackleton
and Dr. Harry Ball, Goderich,
two Wins plus 23; Elwil Web
ster, Whigham and Harry Wil
liams, CMiiton, two wins plus
20.
are as
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3
3
3
5
3
5
9
Based on reports received by
Tuesday a.m.
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SWIM MEET
Bantams Play Lucan
Here Friday, July 22
The Fish and Game Club ban
tam baseball team hosts the
Lucan bantams at Clinton Com
munity Park on Friday, July 22.
Game ttoe is 6:45 ipjrt
The local, ban tarns defeated
Mitchell 16-9 tin a Six inning
game last Monday evening. The
game was called because of
darkness.
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Saturday, July 23, 1:30 to 5:30
. ■ ' ■ /
All competitors welcome races for all
ages under 19
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Bert Gray presents Gordy Beuttenmiller with a replica
of the Stewart Cook Memorial Trophy.
Ont. JC Bantam Golf
RATE: Four cents a word;
Minimum 75 cents
Thursday, July 21 — BINGO
at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg
ular games for 85.00. 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-toe-wealth games, jack
pot applies on those 3 games
$57.00 in 57 numbers. 2 door
prizes for $2.00 each. Admission
50c; extra cards 25c or 6 for
51.00. tfb
Friday, July 22—Cash Bingo
in Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15
p.m. 15 regular games for $10;
3-$25 ■specials; l-$50 jackpot.
Sponsors, Branch 156 Royal
Canadian Legion. 29b
Friday, July 22 — Farewell
Party for Mr. and Mrs. Borden
Brown and family, COF Hall,
Constance, program at 9 p.m.
dancing to follow. Ladies please
bring lunch. 29x
Tuesday, July 26 — BINGO
at Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot $59.00 in 59 numbers.
Six door ■ prizes. 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, July 27 — Bay-
field Lions AnnuairFrolic, par
ade starts 7:45 p.m. Entry
prizes, Community Centre
Grounds, Eveiyone Welcome.
28, 9x
Saturday, Aug. 27 — Reunion
picnlic; Baird’s School, SS No. 1,
Stanley Twp., Supper, 5 p.m.
Bring picnic-basket and dishes..
Refreshment provided: Invita
tion to ex-teachers, pupils,
friends. 29p
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Mike McTaggart, of Toronto
and Bayrftiieild, whose home
course is 'the Bayfield-Clinton
Golf Course, has: had great suc
cess in tournament play during
the past month. On Monday oil;
this week Mike topped the ban
tam division (11-13 year olds-)
oif tire first Ontario Jaycee Jun
ior Golf Tournament. An ex
cerpt from the Toronto Tele
gram sports page follows:
"Mike Me Taggart, a deter
mined 12-year-old, won a play
off on the second extra hole
with a. par five to edge Tom
Henry, 13 of Peteriborio. They
had, tied for' bantam honors
with brilliant 79s.
“McTaiggart’s' Victory was his
third in less than a month., The
Bayfield Club lad won the Jun
ior Board of Trade Metro title,
then topped the Metro bantam
division qualifying of too Ont
ario Golf Association at West
view.’’
Mike’s
score 'in
included
,79 was sixth lowest
the tournament which
bantam, juvenile and
junior divisions. Peter Turner,
18-year-dld Toronto golfer won
the over-ail championship with
a one-over-par 72.
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