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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-10-04, Page 12CHSS senior Redman Randy Miller (16)-bursts through the Stratford Northwestern defence to score his second TO of the game. Central Huron won the game 14-6 and take on Huron- Perth Champions, Goderich Vikings today at 2 p.m. CHSS have won ail their games this year. 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And e5 HULLY MALY 1131, I Varna 262-5869 8 see you of the Chomoionshio drugs this Sun, e CAT CAT -CAT CAT CAT CAT MCAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS AND CATS FREE RABIES CLINICS The Huron County Health Unit, in co-operation with the Health of Animals Branch of the Canada Department of Agriculture Will be holding free tablet clinics at the following: Friday, October 5 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. Clinton Arena Monday October 9 Tuilidisy October 10 Wednesday October 11 Thursday, October 12 1 p.tn. - 8 p.m. patt. - A p.tn. ft pan. It p.m", GOderich Arena Brussels Library SeafOrth Community Centre hayfield Town Han CLINTON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ALL BOYS INTERESTED IN PLAYING, HOCKEY ARE ASKED TO REGISTER WED. OCT. 10, 1973 - 4:30 - 6:30 P.M, SAT. OCT. 13, 1973 - 9:30 - 12 noon. at the CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE Registration Fees, including insurance for all boys registered: Wee Wee $4.00 Novices $7.00 Pee Wee Bantam Midget Juvenile Maximum cost to any one family $25. 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SPECIAL DESSERTS 45'nedoe-0000detooda000 BLAKE FOREST CHERRY TORTE CHEESE TORTE FRUIT PIE TOPPED WITH WHIPPED CREAM $1.00 80c 50t 42--C1410014 NEWS-RECqRP, THUIISPAY, OcTOI4N8 4, 1971 The CHSS sporting scene From the horses mouth 'OY Clinton beats Olympians in fiery contest EDIYORS BY JANET GRAHAM AND PAT CUMMINGS The Athletic Association of Central Huron Secondary School has decided that the citizens of Clinton and surroun- ding areas should be informed of the sporting events going on at CHSS. We will try to keep you informed of scores and up- coming games. TENNIS For the first time, CUSS sent a tennis team to Huron-Perth on Monday, September 24. Only four persons went, although there were 16 positions to try for. As a team, the group finished third. Their best individual showing was a third out of 8 by the team of Don Reid and Robin McAdam in men's doubles, As there are no tennis courts in Clinton, it is felt that this team did excep- tionally well. Other members were Dru Middleton and Dave Street. GOLF The boys' team consisting of Paul Johnston,Randy Millar, Tim West, an Larry Carter won the Huron-Perth Cham- pionship last week and will compete in W.O.S.S.A. next week, The girls team finished fifth and consisted of Janet Graham, Marlene Cun- ningham, Gayle Cunningham and Pat Graves. SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL Senior girls basketball star- ted off their season last Tuesday with a win over Wingham with the final score 31-29 in an exhibition game. A hard fought game kept the girls ahead in the dwindling seconds, • The first scheduled game was in Goderich last week when the girls defeated the Vikings 41-31. Marlene Cunningham was the top scorer with 18 points. Members of the team are Marlene Cunningham, Mary Jean Cameron, Pat Cummings, Sandy Fremlin, Marian Thom- pson, Janet East, Karen Tyn- dall, Pat Kay, Debbie Johnson, Alice Kuiper, Karen McGregor. Senior basketball is being coached by Sherry Reed. JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL On Thursday last, the junior girls basketball team was defeated soundly by Goderich, Thanks to the effects of a few upstanding players, Clinton managed 12 points while Goderich scored 28 points. Leading scorers were RuthAnn Neilans and Janet McKinley. The team is being coached by Miss Burch, JUNIOR FOOTBALL Last Thursday, the junior Redman came up with a big win against Stretford North- Western. Both teams played well in Clinton's 14-10 victory, Scoring for CHSS were Dave Renner on a 25 yard run, and Tim Jewson on a 20 yard pass from Brian Miller, Dave Ar- chibald seared a two-point con- version on. Renner's TO, Members of the junior team are Tim Jewson, Tim Mun- flings, Jim Weary, Dave Ren- ner, Marty Rutledge, Mike Gib- binge, Neil Colquhuon, Paul Priestap, Mike Howard, David Clynik, Bill Proctor, Dave Ar- chibald, Harry Thompson, Don Henderson, Ken Fraser, Brian Lobb, Francis McGregor, Larry Hicknell, Steve Campbell, Rob Elliott, Paul Van Demme, Dave Bird, Paul Galachuck, Kevin Shea, Bill Roy, Robert Wright, Robert Leppington, Kirby Ber- dan, Steve Jones, Roger Barry, John Graham, Paul Forbes, John Bigelow and Brian Miller. SENIOR FOOTBALL The senior Redmen played host to the Stratford North- Western Huskies last Thur- sday. CHSS came up with the victory by the score of 15-6. Randy Millar scored both touchdowns with Gerry Lobb and Bill Cantelon with the ex- tra points. Members of the team are Dan Colquhuon, Mike Anstett, Gerry Lobb, Cal Pollock, Brian Kennedy, Brian Murray, Bill Irwin, Rick Archambault, Dan Campbell, Randy Millar, Cal Fremlin, Rick Shropshall, Dave Inkley, James Thompson, Perry Jutzi, Bill Cantelon, Ken Scanlen, Andy Vyl, Butch Heipel, Larry Carter, Doug Deitz, Doug Murray, Bruce Williams, Jack Bender, Robin McAdam, Tony Bird, Joe Gillespie, Jim Shropshall, Gary Hesse'wood, Gord Gilfillan, Coaches are Bill Weber, Ken Reids. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL Last Wednesday September 26, the senior boys volleyball team travelled to Goderich for the first of four tournaments in the Huron Conference. They defeated Goderich in the first match 15-6 and 15.8. In the second they defeated Seaforth 15-8 and 15-7. As a result of their wins, the boys are in first place going into the next tour- nament which was held in Wingham yesterday, This year the team is comprised of "Cap- tain" Bob Riehl, Rod Camp- bell, Brian Jewitt, Paul John- son, Keith Crittenden, Don MacDonald, Geoff Gibb, Dean Ryan, Jirit Amsing, Torn Reed, and Ray Mair. The team is being coached by Keith Allen. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL The junior volleyball team came home victorious last Wednesday as they defeated Seaforth and Goderich in straight sets. The boys played yesterday in Wingham in the second tournament. Members of the team are Dave Bartliff, Doug Riehl, Larry Livingston, Alex Harrett, Ralph Kuiper, Mark Nicholson, 'Paul Robin- son, Steve Gibbings, Pat Phillips, Peter Wise. The team is being coached by Ward Hodgins. SPORTS EVENTS Football: Goderich (last year's conference winners) vs. Clinton CUSS field today at 1 p.m, Basketball: Wingham at Clinton, CUSS gym at 2 p.m. Volleyball: Tournament Oct, 10 at 1.30 p.m. at CHSS. In Third Division League play at the weekend, Clinton travelled to London and defeated the London Olym- pians by a 5-3 score. Clinton, playing against a team bolstered by six regular first Division players, went into this game with a determination to win that has been lacking in the last few games. This showed in their play from the starting whistle when they kept up a relentless pressure on the Olympians' goal, Derwin Carter in goal for Clinton was rarely troubled by the Olympian forwards and foiled the two or three shots they did manage to get past a rugged Clinton defence. Clinton's efforts were even- tually rewarded when Bill Can- telon sent an inch perfect pass from the right wing to Charlie Bowling News A two way tie has developed in the Crown Teen Bowling League with the Blue Moons and Deb's Drunks each sharing the lead with 14 points each, The top two are followed by Star Lost and Wipper Snappers with 7 each, Pin Killers and Smiles and Chuckles with 5 each and Corixa's and the Torques with 2 each. Deb John- ston had both the ladies' high single of 290 and the high triple of 844. Bev Bromley had both the men's high single of 280 and the high triple of 660, In the Londesboro Men's League, the Beavers lead the way with 9 points, followed by the Otters and the Foxes with 7 points each and the Wolves with 5 points. Gord McGregor had the high single of 255 and Cliff Saundercock had the high triple of 666 and the high average of 232. In the Town Mixed League, Betty Met had the high single of 257 and Sheila Keys had both the high triple of 648 and the high average of 216. Rob McAuley swept all the men's honors with the high single of 337, the high triple of 848 and the high average of 245. On Friday Sept, 28, the Western Fair Raceway at Lon, don opened their fall meet, Several local heroes made a good showings In the first race, imp IVIathers owned by Charles, Eugene and John Mathers was second with John on the bike, In the same race, Wayne Express owned and driven by George Caldwell was fifth, The third race winner was Jimmy the Butler owned by Robert and H, O. Jerry with Robert driving. The mile was in 2,08,4 and the payoff was $7.40. In the sixth race Shadow Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was third. In the ninth race Miss Belle Bars, owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was second. Saturday night at the Lon- don track, Scotch A Plenty was fourth in the second race with Robert Faulds on the bike. In 'the fifth race Victor H. Volo owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was fourth, In the eighth race, El Sam 0 owned by Dick Burgess and Joe and Jim Dick did not finish with Gard Pullman on the hike. At the Hanover Raceway Saturday night, Pink Panther owned by JaMes Lam and driven by elms tw)tt w the winner in 2,11•2 for a Pa3g or $8.30. 'We 'were glad to see th there were no more injuries the three horse pile up at tl London track in the eight rate, Davey Song driven 1 Garry Schwitzer and Adio Ty driVen by Levi McFadden wet down followed by El Sam drivn by Cord Pullman, Le, was aken to the hospital wit ehoulder injuries. At a the yearling sale i Toronto Wednesday, th average price per horse $4,200 DON BELL BUILDING CONTRACTOR 225 MAPLE ST, CLINTON 482-9560 Lipp lying unmarked in the Olympians' goal mouth, Lipp made no mistake when he cracked the ball into the back of the net. The score at half-time was 1- 0 for Clinton, Clinton resumed play slowly in the second half, allowing Olympians to tie the score and shortly afterwards to go one goal ahead. Clinton then came alive with veterans Lipp and Lyon urging them on and again Lipp found the target with another blistering shot. Minutes later Brian Jewitt put Clinton ahead with a lovely goal. Jewitt then added another in a goal mouth scramble, Olympians fought back and Clinton's defence was subjected to great pressure. In trying to prevent a corner, the ball was cleared across the front Cline ton's goal where a lone Ol yn plan forward gathered it and shot it well out of Carter reach. This put the score at 4-3 for Clinton. The arrival, at this point, of the Fire Dept. to attend to .a grass fire only 50 yards away, did not put the fire out from under the Clinton forwards!! Duddy, Lipp and McLachlan all had neat misses, Bill Can- telon saw a beautiful shot hit the Olympian's goalpost and the resulting rebound went narrowly over the bar Jewitt, looking for his hat-trick, finally took a lovely pass from Lipp to score and make the final result Clinton 5 Olympians 3, The fifteen fans (more than have been seen at recent home games!) who travelled to watch Clinton play, saw an excellent game of soccer from both teams and a real team effort from Clinton. The refereeing was first class, This weekend, Clinton host league leaders London Canadians on Sunday, October 7th Kick off time is 4 p.m. This is your second to last chance to see the Clinton Soc- cer Club in action this season so come out and give them some real support for a change! r • , S t $ MINOR SOCCER On Saturday Sept. 29, three teams from Clinton travelled to London to play exhibition games against London Celtic minor teams. Clinton did exceedingly well against tough opposition, tying one game, losing one and win- ning one. The Atoms tied 3-3 with Roy Brown scoring two goals and Charlie Wise the other. Clinton Mosquitoes lost 2-1, The Pee-Wees won 1-0 with Alex Harrett getting the only goal of the game. London Celtic officials were very impressed by the Clinton teams and look forward to hosting them ail again next season. This Saturday, October 6th, Goderich is hosting a Pee-Wee Tournament for the Pamela Budny Trophy. Clinton Pee- Wees will be there and would appreciate parents and friends coming over to support them in this their final games of the season. Game time for the Clin- ton team is 11:15 a.m. at Agriculture] Par . ,They meet Grand Bend in their first game. wt