HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-01-04, Page 9They may not be the Boston Bruins, but you have got to admit that Clinton's contribution to
girls' hockey are a lot prettier. The Raiders, sponsored by Milt and Mabel's Restaurant,
paused long enough during a recent game to have their picture taken. Left to right, back
row are Milt and Mabel Schieber, Anita Brochu, Sandra Fremlin, Patti Kay, Janet Graham,
Lorrie Symons and coach Frank (they won't let him into the dressing room) Draper. Front
row, Jo-anne Palmer, Darlene Chowen, Joan Garrow, Ruth Ann Neilans and Jennifer
Luckham. Donna Reichert was absent.
The Lucan irisn goane MOCKS
in Clinton last Friday night. T
let in 10 shots as Clinton beat
this weekend. (News-Record
Bowling news
a booming Clinton slapshot during a fast, hard-fought game
he Lucan goalie wasn't so lucky on other Clinton shots as he
the Irish 10-5. Clinton plays Exeter in a home-at-home series
photo)
There was little action in the
bowling leagues the last couple
of weeks as most leagues shut
down for the Christmas season.
There was action, hoWever,'
in Bill's Mixed League at Bill's
Bowling.apd.Ailliardsas,Teaugillil
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-"52.'fiblrit total: 'Closely "folloWed
by Team Three with 51; Team
Four, 41; and Team One, 38.
Betty Switzer had the high
ladies' single with a 204 mark
while Phyllis Edwards had the
high Triple of 528. Barb Van-
damme has the high average of
177.
Don Switzer continues his
domination of the men's honors
with the high single of 257, the
high triple of 715 and the high
average of 220.
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A ter going 12 games without
a efeat, the Fish and Game
Ba tarns lost their first game of
th season Saturday night in
Ki icardine in the finals of the
Kincardine Winter Games to
the', host team, 5-4.
The Kincardine team were
OMHA champions last year
and were extended to their
limit in what their supporters
maintained was the best game
of the tournament.
Mike Gibbings opened the
scoring on a three way play
with Dave Colquhoun and Rob
Heard: Paul Priestap converted
a Dave Counter pass to make it
2-0 and created much gloom in
the Kincardine Arena.
However, the home team
rebounded with three goals to
take a short-lived lead. Clinton
tied the scare as Neil
Colquhoun finished off a pretty
pass from linemates Priestap.
and Counter. Before the end of
On December 23, the Clinton
Colts travelled to Listowel and
downed the Jets 11-5, Five dif-
ferent players accounted two
goals each. Bud Boyes, Butch
Fleet, Rick Fremlin, Don
MacDougall and Ken Daer
each scored a pair of goals for
the Colts, while Laurie
Colquhoun added the other.
The Colts caught the Jets
sleeping in the first period and
scored eight unanswered goals.
This game extended the Colts
unbeaten streak to four games.
In Lucknow last Friday
night, the Colts' streak came to
a halt. The Lucknow Sepoys
squeaked by the Colts 5-4.
Playing before a good crowd
in Lucknow, the Colts led 3-2
after the first but were tied 3-3
after the second and then the
Sepoys outscored them two to
one in the final period. Because
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the second period, Priestap put
Clinton ahead 4-3 converting a
Colquhoun pass.
The lead stpod until midway
through the third period when
Kincardine tied it. They then
won the game with about two
minutes remaining. A short
session of six Clinton attackers
failed to alter the 5.4 score,
To reach finals at Kincar-
dine, Clinton defeated Durham
Thursday afternoon by a 7-5
score with Mike Gibbings and
Neil Colquhoun getting two
each and Paul Priestap getting
the other marker.
Thursday evening, Chesley
provided stiff opposition and a
tie resulted after regulation
*time. Priestap got two goals
and Heard, Gibbings and
Clynick each got one. The tie
was decided by each team
taking three penalty shots and
of weather conditions, the
game was delayed 30 minutes
in beginning. Colt scorers were
Ken Daer, Don Bartliff, Don
MacDougall and "Joe" Liver-
more.
The Colts outplayed the
Sepoys but had no luck around
the opposition's net. Ken
Meriam had seemed to tie the
game late in the third period
but the referees declined the
goal as they said Meriam
knocked it in with his skate.
The Colts' next home game is
this Friday night when they
face the same Lucknow Sepoys
at 8:30 p.m. A good home
crowd would be appreciated by
the Colts.
Then Sunday afternoon, the
Colts journey to Milverton to
play the Four-Wheel Drives at
2 p.m. The fan support at away
games has been inspiring.
while Bob Harkes beat the
Chesley goalie each time, while
Mike Gibbings got the winning
goal.
On Saturday December 23,
Clinton beat Goderich 7-5 in
Goderich to remain undefeated
in Zone play. Neil Colquhoun
led the way with four goals and
Rob Heard scored two while
Mike Gibbings picked up the
other Clinton marker.
The Fish and Game Bantams
played in Grand Bend in
Zurich Tuesday and are at
home to Mitchell Saturday
night. They go to Watford on
Sunday for the opening of the
Silver Stick Tournament,
meeting Mooretown at 11:30
a. m,
Tough month
for 'Stangs
The Clinton Mustangs exten-
ded their winning streak to two
games with a commendable 10-
5 win over the Lucan Irish last
Friday night in Clinton.
Clinton are now tied with
Lambeth for sixth spot in the
league with 15 points, eight
away from second place Mit-
chell who have 23. Exeter
Hawks are runaway leaders
with 31 points. Exeter's only
loss in 17 .league games this
season came at the hands of
Clinton,
Clinton scored first in the
opening frame Friday night and
never looked back as Mike An-
stett collected Clinton's first
three goals to take a 3-1 lead
after 20 minutes.
Clinton scored four goals in
the second period to Lucan's
two to take a 7-3 lead. Mustang
marksmen were Johnson with a
pair and one each by Millar
and Graham.
Colquhoun, Petrie and Ken-
nedy each collected a goal for
Clinton in the final 20 minutes
while Lucan only picked up two
goals.
The game turned into a
rough checking affair as Clin-
ton collected 12 penalties in-
cluding two misconducts, while
Lucan was assessed 9 minors.
Most,Ilistange,plagersandiw
the coach 'admit that January:
will tell the tale whether Clin-
ton will be in, play-off conten-
tion or not. The Mustangs take
on their arch rivals from Mit-
chell four times and the league
leading Hawks twice.
Next game is this Friday
night (Jan. 5) when the
Mustangs travel to Exeter to
do battle with a talented Hawk
team. Clinton is home this Sun-
day night when the Hawks visit
for an all important game.
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SUNDAY, JAN. 7
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