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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-08-30, Page 6For the second week in a row, Derek Divok, 13, of Clinton has won a golf tournament. Last week, in a sudden death overtime hole, Derek beat Steve Colciough to win the 13 years and under tourney at Seaforth. The week before, Derek won the Junior Championship at Bayfield and received the Bayfield Merchants Trophy. (News-Record photo) Sports Colts dump Arva Got the End-of-Summer Blues? Cheer Up! Come to our End-of-Season Sale Most Things on Sale CHINA, SILVER, JEWELLERY, GLASS, LINEN, WOODEN WARE 1 WEEK - BEGINNING- Tuesday, August 28, at 10 A.M. ENDING Monday, September 3, at 6 P.M. THE VILLAGE GUILD As seen on channel See the new line of 1101 washers& dryers at CHUTER PLUMBING ELECTRIC 46 KING ST. CLINLTON !shone. 482-7652 FOURTH—PACE 1. JODIE BAY 2. PIERRE HARVESTER 3. MISS DIRECT BAKER 4. WEE E SENATOR 5. GLENROTTIES 6. TIMBERINA HY 7. SHADOW BARS Clinton Harness Entries FIRST—PACE 1. LEE HONOUR 2. DARVIC 3. OGEN'S HUSTLER 4. 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MORGAN Cliff Brown and Mileiu Marshall of St. Marys received the first prize of two silver trays from Clinton Royal Bank manager Red Merriam, right, at the Clinton Lawn Bowling Club's Bankers Tournament held last Saturday In Clinton, (News-Record photo) Pura* $700 R. ROLLASON R. WEICK 1,01..1.A00 I., HATHAWAY S. °ENEMA N. MtENIGHT It. MoRGAN AVOID THE SEPT. RUSH DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED! IF CABLE TV . IS AVAILABLE IN YOUR AREA ORDER TODAY .48 2 -9 2 3 3 10 STATIONS OF FM STEREO AVAILABLE IMPORTANT:— To those where Cable TV is NOT YET AVAILABLE As cable TV becomes available your orders will be done on a priority basis. THE GODERICH INDUSTRIAL FASTBALL LEAGUE Presents FOURTH ANNUAL FASTBALL 6:30 P.M. FRIDAY AUG. 3 1 TOURNAMENT CONTINUOUS BALL GAMES FROM THRU 9 P.M. MONDAY, SEPT. 3 BIG DAYS GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP GAME - 8 P.M. MONDAY 26 TEAMS From All Of Ontario Official Opening By The Mayor — 1:30 Saturday 25c ADMISSION TICKET ENTITLES HOLDER TO CHANCES ON $0 DRAW PRIZES TO BE DRAWN FOR ON MONDAY NIGHT. See complete schedole elsewhere in paper The Best Fastball You'll See Anywhere REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUNDS — IN THE ARENA FRIDAY — First Game 8:00 A.M. Last Game 9 p.m. SATURDAY — First Game 9:00 a.m. Last Game 9 p.m. SUNDAY — First Game 10:30 a.m. Last Game 9:00 p.m. MONDAY — First Game 9 a.m. Last Game 9 p.m. BY VAUN The Clinton Juveniles won the first game of the 0,B.A. semi-finals as they beat Corunna 5-1 last Sunday after- noon in Corunna. Clinton jumped to an early Officials of the Clinton Lawn Bowling Club said they were extremely pleased with the tur- nout at the Second Annual Bankers Tournament held at the Clinton Greens last Satur- day. Described as the best of the season, Milfred Durst said all greens were filled with 16 twoperson teams. First prize of two silver trays donated by the Clinton branch of the Royal Bank went to the team of Cliff Brown and Mileia Marshall of St. Marys, while second prize of 12 silver dollars donated by the Clinton branch of the Bank of Montreal went Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson of In third division play on the weekend, the Clinton Soccer team travelled to Strathroy and defeated the home team by a score of 2-1. Clinton collected two more points with their second win in three starts, playing with a makeshift team when six of the regular team were unable to play through holidays injury and other sporting committ- ments. The team started slowly allowing Strathroy clear shots on goal which, fortunately for Clinton, were off the target. Clinton settled down and a header by Don Armstrong hit the post and bounced out. This rallied the Clinton team and within a few minutes, they were a goal up when Glen McLachlan sent a ball over from the right wing and Wayne Fulcher connected with his head, sending the ball whistling past the goalkeeper to make the score 2-0. lead in the first inning as Vic- tor Kennedy walked and came home on a passed ball. Steve Cook came home with dazzling head first slide off hit from Paul Fawcett. Dave also crossed the plate off a passed ball. The green machine poun- Seaforth. The •Clinton Community Credit Union third prize of 10 silver dollars went to Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brady of Goderich, while the fourth prize of eight silver dollars donated by the Clinton Lawn Bowling Club went to Mr. and Mrs.. Bert Garrett of Clinton. Fifth prize of six silver dollars given by the Clinton Club was won by Arnold Fisher and Edith Argyle'of Goderich. The Clinton Club will be hosting the Harvest Tour- nament on September 9 and Mr. Durst also stressed that anyone is welcome, whether they are young or old, to bowl at the Clinton lanes anytime. Both teams had many shots on goal all off the target or saved by the goalies and the teams went in at half-time with the score still 2-0 for Clinton when with a little more luck Strathroy could have had it tied up. The second half saw Clinton rapidly tiring playing with only 11 men and no substitutes. Strathroy changed players frequently and kept up a relen- tless pressure on the Clinton defence. The defence led by Stuart Lyons held out and Der- win Carter in goal had many fine saves. A goal for Strathroy had to come and they scored finally five minutes from time, but Clinton held on' and :the final whistle went with the score 2-1 for Clinton. The game was marred by a few beligerent spectators (there were over 100 people out wat- ching the game. N.B. Clinton fans!!) and one incident in par- ced on Corunna that inning get- ting three up three down as Mike Anstett caught a man stealing second, Corunna got their single run in the• third inning off a single and a hard hit triple. The Juveniles got their two final runs in the fifth inning off hits from Dan Colquhoun, Dave Fawcet, and Don MacDonald, In the ninth innini g,Greg Bitter made a fantastic play when a ball was hit into deep left field He threw a runner out at home with a perfect throw into Mike Anstett's glove. Dan Colquhoun pitched a great game for Clinton giving up only three hits and striking out 12 batters. The Juveniles hitting was back up as they got 12 off the Corunna pitchers. The Juveniles, still un- defeated in 15 games play again tonight in an effort to put out Corunna in this best two out of three semi-final. Come out and watch. Game time 8 p.m. ticular spoiled the afternoon when a Strathroy fan rushed onto the field and assaulted the referee cutting his ear and kicking him. Clinton play again on Sep- tember 8th against St. Thomas at Clinton Community Park. Come out and support your team. In Minor Soccer play at the weekend Clinton Atoms were defeated 6-0 by Seaforth 'B'. The Mosquito 'A' team defeated Goderich 'B' by 1 goal to 0. Clinton Pee-Wees won over Grand Bend by a score of 4-1. Paul Galachuik scored three of the goals and Steve Rateau the other for Clinton. The Pee-Wees have com- pleted their schedule and en- ded up third behind Goderich and Seaforth. They, however had the distinction of being the top goal scoring team in the league. Last Wednesday night, the Clinton Colts erupted for three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to overcome a 8-7 deficit and defeat Arva by a score of 10-8 to advance to the Huron- Perth finals against the Thorn- dale Angels who had earlier put out the Colts in the O.B.A. round. Dates of this series have not been set, Errors which have cost the Colts many important games this season, again almost cost the Colts a chance of earning. the Huron-Perth championship, Leading by a score of 7-1 in the top of the eighth inning; Arva rallied for 7 unearned runs to take and 8-7 lead. On the seven run eighth inning, Arva only managed three hits, but six Colt errors kept their surge going. But the Colts, as they have done in the past, rallied for three runs of their own to regain the lead. Don Bartliff led off the eighth inning for the Colts with a walk. Rick Fremlin followed with a single and Greg Burns walked loading the bases with nobody out. Brad Dutot who had hit two previous doubles, lined another double down into the left field corner scoring two runs and putting the Colts one run up. One out later Butch Fleet singled knocking in the final run of the game. Brad Dutot, in relief of Larry Pickett, picked up the win: Brad's record for the season now stands at six runs and two losses. Brad also led all Clinton hit- ters at the plate as he collected three doubles. Stu Mustard rapped out two singles. Don Bartliff smashed a triple and Larry Pickett, Butch Fleet, Doc Miller and Rick Fremlin all contributed one single each. The Colts are hoping that the H-P finals with Thorndale will get started next week some time. As soon as the management receive notice of the dates of the games, posters will be put up. So, check the posters for further notices. The Clinton Fish and Game Bantams took the opening game of their OBA series with Waterdown when they scored a 1312 come from behind win in 11 innings last Saturday. It gives the Bantams a one game lead in their best of three series. Clinton scored three runs in the eleventh inning to take the victory after coming back from a 10-2 deficit in the seventh in- ning. The Bantams came up with' eight big runs in the eighth to Vanastra Gun Club results John Land of Bayfield hit 23 out of 25 targets at the Vanastra Gun Club's trap shoot last Wednesday August 22. Mery Batkin of Clinton was a close second with 22 hits and Dennis Bricker of Goderich was third with 20 strikes. Other scores include; Bert Mahaffy of Bornholme, 19; Jim Hogg of Seaforth and Paul Wheeler of Clinton, 18 each; Don Bricker of Goderich and Jim East of Clinton, 16 each. Louis Morrelo of Mitchell had a perfect score at the skeet shoot last Saturday when he hit all 25 targets. Bill Stewart of Goderich was a close second with 24 hits and Bill McNutt of Hensall and Tom Jardin of Wingham tied for third with 23 each. Other scores include: Mery Batkin and Charlie Brandon of Clinton, 22 each; Pete Roy of Clinton, 21; Bill Thompson of Clinton, Don Bricker of Goderich and Dr. Rynne of Mitchell, 20 each; John Land of Bayfield, 19; Ben Johnson of Goderich, 18; Ashley Gilbert of Goderich, 17; and Harrison Schock of Zurich, Bob Schultz of Clinton and Jim Hogg of Seaforth, 16 each. even the score at 10-10, The runs came'off of four hits, three walks and two Waterdown errors. In the eleventh, Waterdown started off with a triple and two singles to score two runs before reliever Blake got the next three batters to ground out, In the bottom of the eleventh, Nicholson walked and Harkes then doubled to score Nicholson. Wheeler then singled Harkes home, stole second, and then third when the Waterdown pitcher walked Steepe. With runners at first J. E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST CLINTON—MON. ONLY 20 ISAAC ST. 482-7010 SEAFORTH BALANCE OF WEEK 1 GOVENLOCK ST. 527-1240 R. W. 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