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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-01-25, Page 7An unidentified Clinton Mustang• player skates away from the Strathroy net last Friday night after scoring a goal. Clinton went on to defeat Strathroy but lost to Tavistock Sunday night and were downed 4.2 in Mitchell last Tuesday night. Mitchell returns to Clinton on Sunday night for a league game (News-Record photo) TODAY OR TONIGHT IS THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY ON OUR LARGE FRESH INVENTORY. EAST PARK GOLF SHOP SPECIAL HE WEEK . • • CEILING TILE Sloe the West petterns in ceiling tile and ask eltoot the easiest way it tan be in, stalled le yeur horn,. les simple to replace old coiling tile or cover an unsightly ceiNng. BALL0MACAULAY LIMITED SEAFORTH - 527-0010 482-9614 HENSALL 262-2713 CLINTON How Sterling Wusb can help you beat the tax man and pile up $1100,000. The secret? A Sterling Trusts Regis- tered Retirement Savings Plan.The Govern- ment of Canada wants you to live well when you retire. 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On Sunday afternoon, the Four-Wheel Drives simply overpowered the Colts and whitewashed them 11-6. Failure to capitalize on scoring chances and failure to clear the puck from in front of their own net were the Colt's downfalls. Joe Livermore and Greg Burns scored a pair of goals each while Laurie Colquhoun and Don MacDougall had one goal apiece. Tonight's game is the last en- counter between the Listowel Jets and the Colts. Like their games before this should be a hard-hitting contest. Mel Hohner and Ken "Sugar" Meriam are both coming off in- juries and are beginning to work out. Their return to the lineup is not definite but it should be in the near future. To help pay for their expen- ses, the Colts are holding a dance on February the 24th. The Countryboys will be playing that night at the Legion Hall and tickets ($5 a couple) Colts win and lose games ' iv The Clinton Mustangs tightened the gap between them and fourth-place Strathroy by downing the Falcons 7.2 on Friday night, Both teams were suffering with the flu and it showed in their skating and playing abilities. The game seemed slow at times as players Weren't playing up to par and seemed to get winded fast. Strathroy opened the scoring but was the only time they led in the game. Brian Kennedy and Bill MacDougall replied for Clinton in the first period. Bill Crawford set up MacDougall's goal to tie the game, and Kennedy's goal put the Mustangs out front to stay. The second period saw Clin- ton get the majority of their penalties. They fought off Strathroy's power play for the second period as the Mustangs seemed to be a man short the whole period, sometimes two men short, Randy Millar and Brian Kennedy with his second, were the goal scorers in the second period. Dan Colquhoun set up both goals and Mike Anstett helped out on Kennedy's. The third period saw Bill Crawford score two goals, one coming 11 seconds after the Falcons scored their second goal. Tom Murray set up Crawfords' second goal. Phil Petrie finished off the scoring at 15:27 of the third period, Colquhoun and Jim Cameron drew assists on the play. The scoring in the game didn't quite tell the story and all NMI NMI MINI all I GOLFERS 41. I --E;,\-• 1 SPECIAL NOW I I --WHiLE THEY LAST! I / NOW STAFFS ..... , . 239 IHAIG ULTA 239 'I POWER BILT 229 EXECUTIVE 210 ITOP FOIE 210 DYNA MAX 249 GOLF BALLS I From $3.00 Den STARTER'S I SETS Ladies' — Men's — Jrs'. 5 IRONS --2 WOODS SPALDING • CAMPBELL . , . 39.60 $35.00 I GOLF SHOES' FOOT JOY, ETONIC, SPALDING, DUNLOP, 1 DEXTER, DACK, HUSH PUPPIES FROM $13.60 I COMPLETE I SETS NOW ' . TOURING PRO . $1 19 ARNOLD PALMER $1 23 PLUS FOUR $82 CONTENDER $69 Trade In the Old Clubs Today ' Lay Away Available. 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They were also without the ser- vices of leading scorer Mike Anstett, captain Gary Cum- mings, and defenceman Pete Thayer, It was hard to tell whether it was the missing players or whether the Mustangs may have been a lit- tle too "cocky", but it sure showed in their playing. Clinton opened the scoring on a goal scored. by Tom Murray, assisted by Jim Cameron. Then Tavistock broke the dam as they scored four goals in three minutes and 18 seconds, never to look back. Paul Johnson rounded off the first period scoring. The Mustangs came out in the second period and played the good brand of hockey they've been known to play. Novice hockey for Minor Hockey Week took the form of a tournament involving teams from Bayfield, Blyth, Clinton and Goderich. The first game saw Blyth meet Bayfield in a fairly close game for two periods of hockey. However in the third, Blyth scored in rapid succession over the smaller and younger Bayfield team. Final score, - Blyth 8, Bayfield 0. In the second game Goderich met the Clinton team in what proved to be a real game of frustration for Clinton as they missed several good scaring cps' portunities while Goderich came up with the goals. Jim Flemming's persistent digging pair off in an unassisted goal late in the game and Steve Wilson came up with an outstanding net minding effort. Game three played Saturday afternoon was played by the losing teams from the Saturday morning games - thus Clinton met Bayfield. Once again the Clinton boys started slowly. However, despite a fine effort by Bayfield, Clinton came to life when Jim Flemming scored a nice goal late in the first period. This game saw some good checking and playmaking by the Ian Flemming, Rob Blake, and' Steve Lobb line as Bill MacDougall scored at :58 to get the ball rolling. Tavistock then hindered the Mustangs by scoring two more goals, Clinton then struck back for three unanswered goals in less than three minutes. Dan Colquhoun was set up by Bill MacDougall to start the spree, Jim Cameron then scored with Cal Frerrilin and. Paul Johnson drawing assists. Then Cal Fremlin scored on a deflected shot from the point after being., set up by Ron Graham and Jim Cameron, The score after two periods was 6-6. Tavistock struck back early in the third, scoring at :51, Play then see-sawed back and forth until Tavistock scored again at 18:18. Bill MacDougall then scored his second of the night 15 seconds later to keep the Mustangs in the game. Coach Bill Weber brought Gary Yeoman to the bench with less than a minute for an extra attacker, but Clinton could not hold on to the puck and Tavistock managed, to score an empty net goal which went the length of the ice. Final score: 9- 7. The Mustangs have a tough schedule to finish, playing 11 more games in 25 days. They would appreciate some more support and would like to thank their regular supporters. The Mustangs play away Friday night, in Tavistock, and host Mitchell on Sunday at 8 p, m. Ian came up with two goals. Other scorers were Pete An- stett and Pete McMahon, Bob Thompson worked hard for the shutout in the Clinton net for the 5-0 win. Ian Flemming won the hockey stick as star of the Clin- ton team. Clinton was winner of the Flemming Feed Mill Consolation Trophy. Game Four of the tour- nament, played Saturday after- noon, involved the winning teams of the morning , games, 'pitting Blyth against Goderich. This was a good fast game of hOekeYs.` however, 'the 'Blyth superiority was confirmed by the final score as they won 4 to 0 and took home the Pat Graham tournament Cham- pionship Trophy. Varna BY FRED McClymont The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered in the United Church next Sun- day. Public skating will be held in the arena on Wednesday evening and Saturday after- noon and 'evening for the balance of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chuter are spending some time in the Southern States. are available from Colt players and management. Colts record stands at six wins, seven' losses and a tie. After fourteen league games Greg Burns is the leading scorer with 10 goals and 12 assists for 22 points. Don MacDougall is second with 10 The final game on Saturday night had the Clinton Midgets against South London Midgets. The London team outclassed the local boys as the final score of 9-3 indicates, Although the game was never in doubt, Clin- ton certainly was not afraid of London and handed out a few eye-opening body checks, as well as some very good hockey. John Graham scored one goal with Don McDonald and Paul Garrow each getting an assist. Harold (Butch) Heipel scored two • goals, being set up each time by Jim Thompson. The Don Yeo Memorial trophy for Clinton's first star The Clinton Bantam "B" hockey team travelled to Exeter last Saturday for an exibition game and downed Exeter 8-0. Goals were scored by Merve Merner, Paul Wise, Mark Nicholson., Richard Carter, Steve Jones/Rick Tye and two by Brian Newington. Later that afternoon, the Clinton team travelled back to Clinton where they beat Blyth 8-1, Clinton marksmen were I riri OM Mil Nib Nile INN Novices win consolation goals and 11 assists for 21 points. Hopefully the Colts will be playing in their new uniforms' donated by fiully-Gully when they face-off against Listowel tonight, Don't forget that game time is at 8:30. The Colts need your support! was awarded to captain Randy Millar, and Slade's I,G.A, trophy went to Paul Hanes, London's first star. This game was a complete reversal of last yeaVs game, when Winchester came to Clin. ton for Minor Hockey weekend, Perhaps next year we can get a team that will be on an even par with the home team. The Midgets finished their part of the weekend on Sunday, when they hosted Grand Bend in a regular league game, and won it 8-2. Greg Butler really,. caught on fire and scored four goals. John Graham had three and Steve Cook one. Jack Cooke, Robert Taylor, Gary Tebbutt, Rick Tye, Steve Jones, Mark Nicholson and two by Paul Wise. Last Sunday, the Bantams played the Clinton, N.Y. "A" team and were defeated by an 11-0 count and only the fine goal tending of Clinton, On- tario goalie Dave Bird preven- ted the score from being much higher, The team deserves congratulations for the fine ef- fort they showed. I I I I 1 I I I I London downs midgets Bantam B's take Exeter Lawson & Wise Investments 5 Rattenbury Street East Clinton Telephone; 482 9644