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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-11-01, Page 8hfondey-Thursday 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m, Friday B a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday B e,m. - 2 p.m. CLINTON MINOR HOCKEY COMMENCEMENT HOUSE LEAGUE GAMES Bantams Tues. Nov. 6 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Pee Wees Sat. Nov. 10 3:30-5:30 p.m. All players In above categories come at starting times unless otherwise notified by ceoches. Midgetio watch for announcements re House League or "B" Team. Parents of players in various categories needed to help as managers or coaches. Please contact T. Graham 665.2847 or C. 'Ar chibald 482-3193 • 44b c1t;Itrr9N NEWS,FMCORD,luftsDAY, 1*loNTNIBER 1, 197$ 'Stangs win second straight :Kickers Win final The Clinton Junior "D" Mustangs continued their unbeaten streak this season by dumping Exeter 8-4 last Sunday night in Clinton, The 'Stangs host Lambeth this Friday night at p.m. Results of Wednesday nights game at Lucan were not available at 'presstime. (News- Record photo) Beat the Cool INSULATE NOW! Clinton Mustangs skated to their second straight win in the OHA Junior "D" Western League by downing the Exeter Hawks 8-4, On Oct, 19, the Mustangs defeated. Strathroy Falcons 9-8 in the home opener, The Hawks scored first at 3:02 of the first period as John Mommersteeg scored on a play set up by Brian Taylor and five minutes later, made it 2-0 as Mommersteeg scored his second goal of the night. Clinton got back in the game as Randy Millar scored at 11:08 on a pass from Bill Crawford. The Mustangs tied it up at 2-2 at 14:41 as newcomer Brian Lane scored only to have Exeter score one minute later on a power play. Exeter made it 4-2 at 17:20 to end their scoring. Clinton made it 4-3 at 18:37 with Brian Lane scoring his second goal of the game and tied the game at 19:08 with Phil Petrie scoring his first. In the second period, the The Intermediate Hockey Colts open their season tonight against the Seaforth Beavers in an exhibition game that starts at 8 p.m. at the Community Centre. Colts again this year are en- tered in the W,O.A.A. while the Beavers are always strong con- tenders for the O.H.A. crown each year. Their team is a mix- ture of sturdy veterans and fast skating youths, This com- bination should produce a tough challenge to the Colts. , In league play, the Colts Mike Anstett scored on a pass from Paul Johnson, The Mustangs next home game is 8:00 p.m., Friday night against Lambeth and play away games Wednesday Oc- tober 31 in Lucan and Sunday November 4 in Strathroy, Seasons passes are still available from the executive. open their schedule against the Lucknow (Paul Henderson) Sepoys next Friday, October 9th at home, Game time will be 8:30 p,m. To raise funds for their up- coming season the Colts are holding a dance this Saturday night (Nov. 3) at the Legion Hall. Tickets can be picked up at the game tonight from the box office at the price of $5 a couple. The "Broughams" will play to dance. Don't forget the game tonight, see you there! Support the Colts! The Happy, Hookers lead the way in the Clinton-Blyth Ladies' bowling League with 19 points, and are followed closely by the Six Pin Pals with 18, the Slow Pokes with 17, the Teatotalers with 15, the Swing Mamas with 14, the Alley Cats with 13, and the Boo-Boos and the Busty Beauties with 12 each. Harriet Tyndall had the high single of 281, Ruth Dougherty had the high triple of 618 and Mary Davey had the high average of 220. In the Londesboro Ladies League, the Knock Outs have a commanding lead with 39 points, far ahead of the Dead Beaters with 22, the Head Hun- rers with 19 and the Hopefuls with 18. Harriet Shillinglaw had the high single of 244, San- dra Westerhout had the high and are followed by John's Joyfish with 14, Tony's Sharks with 13, Dave's Darters with 11 and Mel's Minnows trail with 8. Madeleine Rathwell had the Ladies high single of 247 and Ann Lenting had the high triple of 595. John Hayman had both the men's high single of 261 and the high triple of 714. Competition is very stiff in the Crown Junior League with the Corner Pins, the Alley Crackers and the Super Strikers sharing the lead with 15 points each. They are closely followed by the Pin Spots and the Headpins with 14 each, the Aristocats with 13, the Strikeouts with 12, the Alley Cats with 11, the Tigers with 10, the Spares with 9, the Weeping Willows with 7 and the Rolling Pins with 4. Kirsten Harrett had the girls' high single of 190 and the high triple of 296, John Wood had the boys' high single of 255 and Rob Knights had the high triple of 410. In the Ladies' Afternoon League, the Pole Cats lead the way with 19 points followed by the Alley Cats with 16, the Tom Cats with 15 and the Bob Cats with t. Gerry Harris had both the high single of 310 and the high triple of 747. The Bombers and the All Stars lead the Bayfield Bowling League with 6 points each and are followed by the Dillies and the Miracles with 4 points each. Madelon Mclllwain swept all the ladies' honors with the high single of 299, the high triple of 720 and the high average of 240.Jan Koene swept all the Men's honors with the high single of 277, the high triple of 722 and the high average of 240. In the Molson's Crown Mixed League, the Ladies First\ lead the pack with 16 points, followed by the Hi-Flyers with 12, Ron's Rogues with 11, the Sideslips and the Dumb Pokes with 10 each, the Dusters and Dino's Dinglings with 9 each and Betty's Bums with 7, Carol Munroe had the ladies' high single of 268, Thelma Jones had the high triple of 648 and Geiry Harris had the high average of 216. Cy Murrell had the men's high single of 274, Ward Hodgins had the high triple of 697 and Bruce Collins had the high average of 232. The Dumbells are out in front in the Clinton Mixed League with 28 points, followed by the Cloud "9" and the Dead Beaters with 21 each. Next come the Odds-N-Ends with 20, the Lenley Rangers and Black's Spots with 14 each, the Corner Pins with 12 and the Dribblers with II. Val Marriage had all the ladies honors with the high single of 272 the high triple of 736 and the high average of 215. Pete Black had the men's high single of 278, Gary Freeman had the high triple of 667 and Don Switzer had the high average of 232. In the Londesboro Men's League, the Bravers have a slim margin With' 26 points, followed closely by the Otters with 24, the Foxes with 22 and • the Wolves 12. Bruce Roy had both the men's high single of 281 and the high triple of 736, while Cliff Saundercock had the high average of 234. The Ferr-O-Tics are the front runners in the Wil-Dex bowling League with 33 points, followed by the Precisions with 31, the Diamonds with 25, the Solid Squares with 23, the Chip- breakers with 18 and the Hexagons with 17. Bev Van Nin Huys had both the ladies' high single of 241 and the high triple of 596. John Hoy had the mens single of 237 and the high triple of 617 went to Wayne Allen. • Clinton Soccer Club WM- Pleted their schedule for this season in the 14.D,S,A, Third Division ilivith a 3-2 victory over London Carnival at the weekend. playing conditions were atrocious on Sunday with a high wind and freezing rain during the game's entirety. The players appeared to be suf- fering from extreme cold and this was indicated in the calibre of play. However, Clinton played very well considering the ad- verse weather and never really looked like losing, despite the fact that they went one goal down with only a few minutes gone in the game, due to a defensive error which left the Clinton goal wide open. Clinton kept pressing and played excellent soccer to a man and Glen McLachlan tied the score with 4 low drive into the Carnival net, Clinton then took the lead when Brian Jewitt connected At the London Raceway Monday night in the first race, Prince Sherman owned by Bert McBride of Zurich was third with Gerry Roebuck of Goderich on the bike. In the second race, Saint Clair Buck owned by Phil Bisback and driven by Ron Williamson both of Seaforth was fourth. In the eighth race, Single Johnnie, owned and driven by John Muir of Seaforth was out of the money. In the tenth race Lee Camp owned by Bruce Dupee and driven by Wayne Dupee bbth of Clinton was in a three way tie for fourth. Wednesday night at London, Douglas Bars owned by Ron and Geo. Feagan of Goderich was the third race winner with Gerry Roebuck driving. The mile was in 2:10 and the payoff $7. The seventh race winner was Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro and driven by Frank MacDonald of London. The mile was in 2:07:2 and the payoff was $5.10. In the same race, Imp Mathers owned by Charles and John Mathers of Goderich was second with John on the bike. Friday night at London, Super Roy owned by J. Darling R. Lindenfield and D. Callcott, all of Exeter, was the first race winner with Mike Schaefer on the bike. The mile was in 2:12' and the mutuel was $5.40. In the fourth race Mighty Mikie owned and driven by William Caldwell of Clinton was third. In the sixth race, Seberingville owned by Ray Mathers and driven by John Mathers both of Goderich was fourth. In the same race, Thoughtful Louise owned by David Hen- derson of London was fifth with Gerry Roebuck on the fora well taken goal, Just before' half time, Derwin Carter in goal was injured and unable to carry on, Wayne Fulcher took over the goalten- ding duties and the teams finished the first half with the score 2-1 for Clinton. There was no 1 /2 time break due to the weather and the game went straight into the second half with Clinton doing all the work, although Carnival had a few near misses on the Clinton goal. Carnival eventually equalised when the Clinton defence failed to clear the ballY from their goal mouth, Clinton kept playing good soccer and the constant pressure paid off when right back Don McDaid scored the winning goal with a low, hard shot in the back of the net that Carnival's goalkeeper didn't even see. Clinton finished the season in 5th place with a 4-11-3 won, lost, tied record for 11 points, bike. In the seventh race, Miss Direct Baker owned by Lorne Tyndall of Clinton was second with Frank MacDonald on the bike. In the ninth race Goldies Cross, owned and driven by William Caldwell was third. In the tenth race Clever Larry owned by Wm. Laverty and Ron Williamson was fifth with Ron on the bike. Friday at the London Track in the first race, King's Brother owned by Thomas McLean and driven by W. W. McLean both of Goderich was fifth. In the sixth race Hylyn Mary owned by Robert Doig of Seaforth and driven by Dennis Jewitt was fifth. Saturday night at the Lon- don track, Pierre Harvester owned by John Smith Woodham was fourth with Dennis Jewitt driving. In the same race, Jimmy ,The Butler owned by Robert and 1-1, 0. Jerry of Goderich was fifth with Robert on the bike. This weekend marked the retirement of two fine horses from the racing front. Both are retiring to stud. The first one to mention is J. R. Skipper who took a personal mark of 1.56:4 this year and will be used by his owner Russ Miller of Dut- ton to replace Blaze Pick who died a few weeks ago. The second to mention is Secretariat who ran his last race at the Woodbine track in Toronto. Secretariat will long be remembered for winning the Triple Crown of thoroughbred racing this season, The Dresden Raceway has announced that they have ap- plied for Sunday racing. This track also announced that they are going to build a new 2,000 seat grandstand to be ready for next seasons race meet. Dillion Song, owned by George Elliot of Clinton made it three for four in winning the seventh race at Mohawk last Saturday. Jerry Duford piloted the trotter to a 2:07 mile and a $10 mutuel. triple of 614 and Brenda Rad- ford had the high average ,of 197. Deb's Brunks have a slim one point lead in the Clinton Crown Teen League with 31 points, followed closely by the Blue Moons with 30 and Corixas with 28. The top three are followed by Smiles and Chuckles with 20, the Torques with 17, the Winner Snappers and Starlost with 16, and the Pinkillers with 15. Deb John- ston had the ladies' high single of 315 and the high triple of 711. Bev Bromley had the men's high single of 285 and Bob Atkinson had the high triple of 754, In the Tuckersmith Mixed League, Angus Anglers and Bob's Barracudas are tied for the lead with 19 points each Mustangs came roaring out and scored at the 15 second mark as this time it was Barry Lane scoring, Then Dave McClure made it 7-4 on a pair of goals at 4:52 and 17:03, This young line picked up eight points with five goals and three assists. Clinton finished the scoring at 2:46 of the third period as Colts play tonight Goderich Building Centre —BUILDAL.4„,rar,EIMIX1tal..11...at 4 8 38 3 Happy Hookers lead Clinton-Blyth Bowling League The perfect attic insulation. Light weight .,. Just pour It between the joists in your attic and spread it to the desired depth. The Junior volleyball team this year at CHSS are left to right Brant row, Pete Wise, Doug Riehl, Alex Harrett, Steve Gibbings, Charles Mustard, and Ralph Keiper. Back row are Larry Livingston, Don Peterson, Paul Johnston, Pat Phillips, Mark Nicholson, and Coach Ward Hodgins. Misisino was Dave Bartliff. (News-tiecord photo) WE ALSO CARRY A WIDE SELECTION OF HAND TOOLS, Plan your retirement harvest now Right now is the time to make a handsome contribution to your retirement fund and, at the same time, avoid the peak of your income tax. Buy Victoria and Grey Guaranteed Investment Certif .-lents earning high, high interest and put them into a registered retire- ment savings plan. You could contribute up to 20% of your earned income to a maximum of $4,000 but don't wait until February — act now and start your money earning for you — today — at Victoria and Or*. 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