HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-12-13, Page 10I Go IN FAIR WEATHER
OR FOUL
Clinton Colt forward Don McDougall sweeps by a Kurtz.
villa defender on his way to scoring his third goal of the
game last Sunday night in Clinton, as the Colts hammered
the visitors 12.6. Butch Fleet scored four goals. (News.
Record photo)
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The Clinton Raiders came up Sandy Fremlin, Phyllis
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NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1J1, 107"
Mustangs lose three 4ey players
Lust Sunday, Clinton was in.,
formed by the League that the
Lane Brothers, two top scorers
for Clinton, were not eligible to
play in Clinton and the
Mustangs were forced to take
them off the roster.
Clinton suffered another
crippling blow last Sunday
The second game, was stric-
tly a toss up as to who would
win. After sweeping end to end
rushes by both the Flyers and
the Sabres with the game tied,
Robert Knight in the final
minute scored the last goal
which gave the Sabres a 4 to 3
victory over the Leafs.
A special note "to all
parents": why not spend one
hour a week at the arena — To
watch your son play Hockey —.
To those Moms and Dads who
do remain it's a real pleasure
to see you there and to meet
with you even if it is only for a
minute or two. This league
needs some goal judges, a
timekeeper and an official
scorekeeper.
Please come out and volun-
teer your services for that short
period of time, it would be most
appreciated.
In the ninth race, Miss Belle
Bars owned by Fred Fowler
and driven by Frank
MacDonald was third.
' Saturday afternoon saw Old
Port Duke make it 17 in a row
with Jack Kopas on the bike.
This will be the last race for
Old Port Duke this year as he
will n now be given a rest till
Feb.
Saturday was the last race
card at the London oval until
the Boxing Day card on Dec.
26, This race will be in the af-
ternoon.
The single shaft sulky has
been banned at all tracks under
the jurisdiction 'of the C.T.A.
This action was taken at the
C.T.A. meeting held in Toronto
on Wednesday, Dec. 5., The
meeting also named Dr. Roland
Armitage of Dunrobin Ont. as
president.
Houseleague needs help
The Clinton Mustangs won
two games on the weekend to
run their record to 10 wins, one
lose and three ties, but over the
weekend the ()HA Junior "D"
team lost the services of three
jf key players and faces a tough
uphill battle to try and remain ./ ;• • ••- • • in contention this year.
BY HUGH HODGES
Midst the dressing room
chatter, and the scramble for
sweaters and equipment, these
young citizens display a real
sense of eagerness. Hockey is
the foremost thought in their
minds.
As expected, they would all
like to win so that league stan-
dings are increased and their
individual scoring totals fat-
tened. Quite naturally disap-
pointments do arise however,
these young boys are deter-
,mined in their efforts,
On Dec. 8, the first game of
the afternoon saw the
Canadians jump into a single
goal lead on a good clean goal
by Rick Ducharme. From that
point on it was Leafs all the
way as they soon took over the
game and scored six unan-
swered goals.
At the London Raceway
Wednesday night, the fifth race
winner was Carry On Syl
owned by Andrew Park of Mit-
chell with Gord Pullman of
Seaforth on the bike. The mile
was in 2:13.1 and the pay off
was $6.40.
In the ninth race, Shadow
Bars owned by Fred Fowler of
Londesboro was fourth with
Frank MacDonald of Clinton
on the bike.
At the London track Satur-
day afternoon in the fourth
race, Cleaver Larry owned by
Wm, Laverty and Ron William-
son both of Seaforth was out of
the money with Ron on the
bike.
Third in seventh race was
Scotts Boy owned by Edith
Semis and driven by John
Duckworth both of Goderich.
when Mike Anstett,. it - well
respected centre, injured his
knee. He will be out for several
weeks.
In a .game last Friday night
in Clinton the Mustangs easily
handled the Lucan Iriah 7.6
with two goals coming from
Randy Millar and singles
coming from Brian Lane, Dave
McClure, .Steve Cook Brian
Kennedy and Bill Irwin.
Clinton bombed Strathroy
last Sunday night 12-2 without
the services of the Lane
Brothers.
Randy McClinchey .got the
Midgets split
Clinton Midget "B"s
travelled to Goderich Monday
night and played their finest
game ever. Doug Rlehl earned
a shutout as the game was a
scoreless tie.
Gord (animal) Gilfillan
received eighteen minutes in
the penalty box and leads in
that division with 32 minutes
after two games.
Clinton team travelled to
Led by a four-goal perfor-
mance by Butch Fleet and a
"hat trick" display by Don
MacDougall, the Clinton Colts
broke out of their scoring slump
by dumping Kurtzville 12-6
Fleet's four goals and one
assist enabled him to surpass
Mel Hohner for the team's
leading scorer and points get-
ter.
The win evened the Colt's
Two
Angus' Anglers and Bob's
Barracudas are the top fishes
in the Tuckersmith Mixed
League in Bowling action last
week. They are tied with 49
points each and are followed by
John's Joyfish with 34, Tony's
Sharks with 30, Dave's Darters
with 28, and- Mel's Minnows
with 20. Judy Layton had both
the ladies' high single of 274
and the high triple of 686. Mel
Graham had both the men's
high single of 291 and the high
triple of 809.
In the Londesboro Men's
League, the Beavers are still on
flop with 60 points, far ahead of
the Otters with 42, the Foxes
with 35 and the Wolves with 31.
Cliff Saundercock swept all the
honors with the high single of
295, the high triple of 717 and
the high average of 230.
During Intertown action last
weekend in Clinton, Art
Finlayson of the Clinton team
bowled a fantastic_ 403 as the
Clinton team took all five
games from their Zurich.
The Odds-N-Ends are in
front this week in the Clinton
Mixed League with 49 points,
followed by the Dead Beats
with 47, the Dumbells with 44,
the Loney Rangers with 37, the
Corner Pins with 35, the Cloud
hat trick and Dave McClure
and Paul Johnson scored a pair
of goals each to keep the
Mustangs three points behind
league leading Belmont. Single
efforts went to Phil Petrie,
Steve Cook, Cal Fremlin,
Randy Millar, and Mike An.
stett.
The Mustangs played last
night in Lucan, but a score was
not available at press time.
The Clinton Club host Exeter
this Sunday night and play in
Tavistock next Thursday night,
December 20.
games
Seaforth last Wednesday to
play the Seaforth Midget "A"
team. The local boys were
beaten by Seaforth, 10-1.
After only having three prac-
tises, all the boys played well
considering.
Dave Clynick scored Clin-
ton's lone goal and Doug Riehl
played real strong in the net
considering he was tested 4$
times.
record at four wins and four
losses. Overshadowed by the
performances of Fleet and
MacDougall were Rick Fremlin
who scored a pair of goals
while Ken Daer, Scott Parks
and Mel Hohner had solo ef-
forts.
Colt's next home game is this
Friday nite when Kurtzville
returns to face the Colt's in
their third match-up of' the
"9" with 34, the Dribblers with
33 and Black's Spots with 30,
Linda Rhinehart had both the
ladies' high single of 303 and
the high triple of 763, while Val
Marriage had the high average
of 215. Pete Black had both the
men's high single of 372 and
the high triple of 751.
In the Bayfield League, the
All Stars are out in front with
40 points, followed by 'the
Dillies with 37, the Bombers
with 34, and the Miracles with
29. Karen Brandon had the
ladies' high single of 264, while
Madelon Mcllwain had both
'the high triple of 701 and the
high average of 207. Doug
Talbot had both the men's high
single of 275 and the high triple
of 746, while Joe Koene had
the high average of 202.
The Blue Moon have taken
over the lead in the Crown
YBC Teen League with a 64
point accumulation, followed
by the Corixas with 60, Deb's
Drunks with 56, the Torques
with 51, the Starlost with 49,
the Wipper Snappers and the
Pinfall Killers with 47 and the
Smiles and Chuckles with 46,
Deb Johnston had both the
ladies' high single of 268 and
the high triple of 674. Alex
Harrett had the men's high
year. Each team has a victory.
After that game, the Colt's next
home is Friday (Dec. 21) when
they face the league leading
Milverton Four-Wheel Drives,
The Colt's also travel to
Harriston on Saturday night
for a game that starts at 8:30
p.m. A bus will be going and
seats will be available for in-
terested fans. The bus will be
departing from the arena at
single of 308 and the high triple
of 694 went to Rob MacAuley.
The Pole Cats are still on top
by a wide margin in the Ladies
Afternoon League with 53
points, followed by the Alley
Cats with 37, and the Bob Cats
and the Tom Cats with 25 each.
Gerry Harris had the high
single of 327 and triple of 844,
The race is still very tight in
the Crown Junior League, with
the Corner Pins and the
Aristocats tied for the lead with
38 points each, followed by the
Pin Spots, the Strike Outs, the
Alley Crackers and the Head
Pins with 35 each. Next come
the Super Strikers and the
Tigers with 32 each, the Spares
6;45 sharp!
Game time for Friday's game
is 8:30 p.m. Support the Clin-
ton Colts! See you, there!
Tykes tie Blyth
Clinton,wee-wees travelled to
Blyth for an exhibition game
this week and ended up in a 1.1
tie. Ronny Blake scored Clin-
ton's goal and all the boys
played very well.
the Alley Cats and the Boo-
Boos with 39 and the Swinging
Mamas with 36. Pat Allen had
the high single of 283 and Mary
Davey had both the high triple
of 739 and the high average of
The Knock Outs are tops in
the Londesboro Ladies League
with 61 points, followed at a
distance by the Dead Beats
with 44, the Head Hunters with
41 and the Hopefuls with 36.
Genevieve Allen had the high
single of 250, Vi Burns had the
high triple of 647 and Dorothy
Carter had the high average of
192. Donalda Bell was the most
improved bowler with a + 25.
The Ladies First are still
number one in the Molson's
Fleet MacDougall lead Colts to win
"schools" lead Tuckersinith Bowling League
with 30, the Alley Cats, with Crown Mixed League with 47
29, the Rolling Pins with 27 points, followed by the Dusters
and the Weeping Willows with with 41, the Dumb Pokes with
25. Kelly Colquhoun had both 36, Dino's Dingalings with 29,
the girls' high single of 247 and the Hi-Flyers with 28, Ron's
the high double of 374. Tim Rogues with 27 and the
Proctor had the boys' high Sideslips and Betty's Bums in
single of 240, while the high the cellar with 22 each. Thelma
double went to Greg Skinner Jones had the ladies' high
with a 388. single of 271, while Gerry
In the Clinton-Blyth Ladies' Harris had both the high triple
League, the Slow Pokes are in of 676 and the high average of
first place with 54 points, 236. Doug Jones had both the
'followed by the Six Pin Pais mens' high single of 368 and
with 52, the Busty Beauties the high triple of 788, while
with 48, the Teatotalers with Bruce Collins had the high
47, the Happy Hookers with 45, average of 236.
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