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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-03-01, Page 8Clinton Mustang Gord Riley attempts to bang the puck past the downed Exeter goalie during action in a Junior "D" playoff game in Clinton last Sunday night. The Mustangs won the game by an 8-5 score, but lost to Exeter last Tuesday night by a 3-2 score. Clinton must win this Friday night to stay in the playoffs as Exeter now needs only a tie to win the series. (News-Record photo) Fawcett, chairman of the Fifth Annual Bantam Tournament drops the puck at the opening face-off of the tournament last Friday night between Belmont Captain David Murray, left and Tavistock captain Joe Yausie. Bert Clifford, and referees Gus Boussey and Hugh Flynn check the procedure. Championship game this Friday, Saturday and Sunday conclude this year's action. (News-Record photo) THE 35th ANNUAL MEETING of the HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE INC. will be held in the HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1973 — 8:00 p.m. PURPOSE OF THE MEETING 1. To present the Annual Statement for the fisal year, November 30, 1971 to November 30, 1972. 2. To elect 3 directors for a term of 3 years. The terms of Earl Schilbe, Clare Deichert, Don Brodie, have expired. Earl Schilbe Is not eligible for re-election having served 6 years. 3. To appoint auditors for the ensuring year. 4. To verify disposition of the 1972 net savings of $106,366.00. The Board of Directors have declared a 21/2 % patronage dividend on (1) All member purchases (2) All member deliveries of cash grains to the Hensall Elevator. (3) Plus a 2% cash bonus on all employee wages. Guest Speaker: J. A. MacDonald, B.S.A., M.S.A., P.Ag. Principal, Centralia College of Agricultural Technology. 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TEA BAGS TENDERLEAF 60's ▪ LADY SCOTT 2 ROLL PACK !TOILET TISSUE • • LADY SCOTT 200's WEEKEND SPECIALS Feb. 28, Mar. 1, 2, 3 8—CLINTON NEWS.RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1973 Do or die for 'Stangs Midgets take playoffs Exeter Hawks scored a goal with less than three minutes left in play to defeat the Clin- ton Mustangs in the fifth game of the Junior "D" playoff game in Exeter last Tuesday night. The 3.2 win gives the Hawks a 3-1 lead in the best of seven series with one game tied. The Hawks only need a tie in Clin- ton this Friday night to wrap up the series, The Tuesday night game was a close one with Clinton getting some bad breaks which would have given them the game and then the Hawk's Peter Gill put the icing on the cake with his tie breaking goal at 17:37 of the third period. The Exeter Hawks defeated the Clinton Mustangs 6-4 in a penalty filled and uncontrolled game last Friday night in Exeter. The assigned referees, Overholt and Werboweski called a total of 30 penalties and also let the game get out of hand early in the game. Exeter received 17 of the penalties. Phil Petrie opened the scoring early in the game. Exeter replied with two goals, one of them on a powerplay. Brian Kennedy scored a beautiful goal on a perfect passing play with Mike Anstett. The second period also,ended in a tie 4-4. Exeter scored early in the second, and Paul John- son tied it back up. Exeter scored less than two minutes later. Jim Cameron scored later in the period when a shot from the point ricocheted off his knee and bounced into the net. Exeter seemed to get the breaks in the third period as they scored the only two goals of the period. Bill Weber was ordered from the bench at 19:44, when he received a game misconduct for a loud dispute with the refs while he protested a bad call by them. Poss Livermore took over the reins for the last 16 seconds. The Mustangs defence didn't help out Gary Yeoman too much at times letting the Hawks get more close-in shots than they should have. SCORING First Period: 1 Clinton, Petrie (W,. MacDougall, Cameron) 2:32; 1 Exeter, Smits (Mommersteeg) 16:53; 2 Exeter, Stover (Campbell, B. Bestard) 17:38; 2 Clinton, Ken- nedy (Anstett, Thayer) 19;36. Second period: 3 Exeter, K. Bestard (B. Bestard, Glover) 1:22; 3 Clinton- Johnson (An- stett, Kennedy) 4;49; 4 Exeter, Mommersteeg (Glover, Smits) 6:05; 4 Clinton, Cameron (Ken- nedy, Anstett) 13:28. Third period: 5 Exeter, Stover (Grenier) 6:30; 6 Exeter, Stover 12:45. Last Sunday in Clinton, the Mustangs bounced back from a 3-1 defecit, to defeat the Hawks 8-5. The Mustangs came out hit- ting, and skated hard to keep the Hawks off balance, but Exeter managed to open the scoring. Dan Colquhoun tied the game up. Exeter scored two more goals, one a disputed goal, before Mike Anstett scored to keep the Stangs alive. The Mustangs fought off Exeter powerplays the second period, and managed to score another goal off the stick of Bill MacDougall to tie the game. In the third period, the Mustangs spotted Exeter 'another goal before they ex- ploded for five unanswered goals. Gary Cummings and Paul Johnson each scored two, while Bill Crawford tallied the ' single. Exeter rounded off the scoring at 12:37. Bill Weber moved Gary Cummings up to forward for some extra scoring punch, and went with four defenceman. Both worked out well as Cum- mings scored twice. The defence played a strong game, both hitting and clearing the puck out of danger. Gary Yeoman played out- standing Sunday night for the Mustangs. He turned back con- tinual attacks by the Hawks with the aid of his defence. Gary also came up with some key saves, notably the break aways he stopped. The series resumes again Friday night in Clinton and, if necessary, the seventh game will be in Exeter on Sunday af- ternoon. The Mustangs wish to thank the fans again for their great support over the weekend, and also hope to see them again this weekend. It has been great hockey so far and, if you haven't been coming to the games you've really been missing something. SCORING First period: 1 Exeter, Glover (Mommersteeg) 6:19; 1 Clinton, Colquhoun (Millar, Thayer) 14:23; 2 Exeter, Smits (Weido) 14;41; 3 Exeter, Glover 16:57; 2 Clinton, Anstett (Kennedy) 19:21. Second period: 3 Clinton, B, MacDougall 7:03, Third period: 4 Exeter, Par- sons (Campbell, Guenther) 0:55; 4 Clinton, Crawford (Thayer) 2:24; 5 Clinton, John- son (Kennedy, Anstett) 4:03; 6 Clinton, Cumming (Cameron, Colquhoun) 4;36; 7 Clinton Johnson 8:33; 8 Clinton, Cum- mings (Colquhoun) 11:08; 5 Exeter, Glover (Taylor) 12:37. A total of 20 penalties were handed out by referees Butcher and Byatt, in which Exeter took 11. The Milverton Four-Wheel Drives, who lead the best-of- seven series 2-1, invade Clinton tonight to do battle with our Colts. Game time is 8:30 The fifth game is this Sunday at 2 p.m. in Milverton while the sixth (if necessary) will be played here next Thursday night. Milverton took the lead in the series on Sunday on virtue of a 8-6 win. Sunday's game started with Milverton grabbing an early 4- 0 lead before Colts Don MacDougall scored on passes from Greg Burns and "Sugar" Meriam. Milverton scored one more goal before the end of the first frame and skated to the dressing room with a 5-2 lead. The second period was the Colts best effort on Milverton's ice all year as they shut the doors on the Four-Wheel Drivers while scoring two goals themselves. Colt goals in the second came off the sticks of Greg Burns and Joe Livermore. Rick Fortune who has taken over ,for injured Dennis Fleischauer in goal played ex- ceptionally sharp not only in the second in all three periods. In the third period, Milver- ton outsocred the Colts 3 to 2 to fininish the 8.6 victory. Don MacDougall, Greg Burns and Joe Livermore each tallied twice to account for the Colt goals while Dick Harrow scored three goals for the victorious Milverton club. Milverton outscored the Colts :3 to 2 to finish the 8-6 victory. Don MacDougall, Greg Burns and Joe Livermore each tallied twice to account for the Colt goals while Dick Harrow scored three goals for the vic- torious Milverton club. Tonight's game should be a hardhitting, fast skating con- test' as the Colts realize they., must win or the future looks dim. Fan support is essential as the Colts are fighting to stay alive in the series. Try to make . . it out to the arena tonight and support the Colts! COLT SCORING FIRST PERIOD: 1. MacDougall ( Burns, Meriam) 14:47 2. Burns (Hahner, MacDougall) 17:48; As in the past, the Bantam Tournament, proved to give many hours of fast, exciting hockey and last weekend kept up the high standard. This up- coming weekend, with the championships, will surpass anything anticipated. If the quality of hockey seen indicates in any way the quality of the COLD WEATHER HAZARD Consumers', Association , of , Canada warns that there can be a serious danger of frostbite when handling volatile fuels, such as gasoline, in cold weather. If spilled on clothes or SECOND PERIOD: 3. Burns (MacDougall, Meriam) 5:54; 4. Livermore (Reid, Carter) 9:42 THIRD PERIOD: 5. MacDougall (unassisted) 9:43; 6. Livermore (Reid) 11:04. championship games, then we are in for another big weekend. Chairman of the Bantam Tournament Len Fawcett, should be congratulated on all the work he has put into the tournament. Let's show our thanks and come out and watch some of the action at the arena this weekend. skin, the liquid will take on the temperature of the. outside air, which may be 'as low as -30% F. Evaporation from clothing and skin will further reduce the temperature. Always avoid spillage of volatile fuels in cold weather, Clinton Lions Midgets came off the ropes to win the best two out of three playoffs with Mitchell, Clinton took the first game with a 5.2 victory. The second game went into overtime with the teams tied 2-2, only to have Mitchell win 3-2. The Clinton team was frustrated time and time again by the Mitchell goaltender and a total of 16 penalties were handed out with seven to Clin- ton and nine to Mitchell. Neil Colquhoun opened the scoring unassisted followed by a Mitchell goal which gave them the go ahead in the second period. Clinton roared back at the 12 minute mark with Randy Miller driving home a nice pass from Paul Garrow, Mitchell closed out the scoring to win 3- 2 at the 8 minute mark of the overtime period. Game three saw Mitchell play their cleanest and best The local Bantams were beaten 5-3 by Point Edward Sunday afternoon in the Clin- ton Bantam Tournament in a well played game one of the best to date seen in the tour- nament. After falling behind 1-0, Peter Thompson scored to even the score, Neil Colquhoun and Bill Roy assisted. Point Ed- ward scored again and took a 2-1 lead to the dressing room at the second period break. Clinton came back to tie the game with Paul Preistap taking a long lead pass from Frank Flynn to do the trick. Rob Heard on a play with linemates Mike Gibbings and Dave Clynick assisting, gave Clinton a lead which they were unable to hold. Point Edward came back with two late game goals and finished it off by scoring a game of the year with Clinton. They seemed to have Clinton's number and were checking Clinton at every turn. In fact, the only bright spot during the first two periods for Clinton was Neil Colquhoun's blistering shot from about 20 feet out that was in the net before the Mitchell goalie could move. The play was set up by John Graham and Don MacDonald. With the 10 minute mark showing on the clock, Mitchell appeared to have the series won with a comfortable lead of 4-1, However they forgot to tell the MacDonald, Graham and Colquhoun line. John Graham caught fire and scored four straight goals to lead his team to victory 5-4 and take the series two games to one. The whole Clinton team played well, Clinton now will meet Seaforth Midgets, Come out parents, and support your sons. clincher into an empty net. The Fish and Game Bantams now play Seaforth in that town Wednesday at 6:30 and back here Thursday at 6:30 in the first of a 2 of 3 series. The win- ner will meet Mitchell to ad- vance into the WOAA playoffs. Once again this year the crowds at the Bantam tour- nament have been disappoin- ting. This is exceptional hockey - many of last year's competitors we learn from their coaches, have advanced to Junior hockey. - this should in- dicate the calibre of play on display at our Community cen- tre, so if you haven't been over yet try to get over Friday evening or sometime Saturday afternoon, evening or Sunday when the semi-finals take place. Colts to try to even series tonight Tournament poorly attended Local bantams out This week in recreation Monday Night Men's Fitness at the CHSS gym. Tuesday Night Noon Recreational Skate at the arena from 12 to 1 p.m. Ladies' Arts and Crafts, at the Community Centre from 7 „to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday From 8 to 11 p.m. Badminton in the CHSS gym. Public skating at the arena from 2 to 4:30 p.m.