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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-09-20, Page 7Charlie Broadfoot of the Clinton Kinsmen pee wee soccer team won a soccer ball after a special penalty kick-off among members of the team. Coach John Duddy, left, and Kinsmen president Ron Jewitt presented the ball to Charlie on behalf of the Kinsmen. (News-Record photo) Colts edge Angels in opener 6 - R. GEISEL T.B.A. Pars* $350 R. ROLLASON R. CHEBOIT T.BA. WM. CALDWEI4. T.8 A. Y. MAGUIRE Puts* $500 E. IWGILLVARY A. HARDY P. KERR It, ROLLASON N. MeRNIGHT a STEVENS WEICK Purse $5,000 It. STEVENS D. WALL, T NterADOEN R. WAPLF.S L, BARRETT R. ELLERKER 0, JACKSON D. SIIEWFEur toeNve.Anevf, isettfpoDoNonor,f,f)eeDearane) Ind 49+EI 4r,P)Ilyr‘o , BADMINTON O CLINTON AND DISTRICT IN CHSS GYMNASIUM a BEGINNERS WELCOME COACH IN ATTENDANCE ANY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 8 to 11 p.m. starting Sept. 26 Last Wednesday night Sep- tember 12 at the Goderich Raceway in the first race, Vic- tor H. Volo owned by Fred Fowler was second with Frank MacDonald on the bike. Fourth was Sunset Anne owned by Ron and Geo. Feagan with Gerry Roebuck on the bike. Deep Run Billy owned by Mr. and Mrs, W.O. McLean was fifth with Bill driving. Just A Touch owned by Ross Battin and driven by Robert Faulds was out of the money, In the second race, Herb Mon wned by Dan Lerch of London was fourth with Gerry Roebuck driving. Fifth was Flying Apollo owned by John Buxton and driven by William Cald- well. Match Pick owned by Velma Baird was out of the money with Dennis Jewitt on the bike. In the third race, Mighty Mikie owned and driven by William Caldwell was third. Derby Bob owned by Robert McLean was fourth with Randy McLean on the bike. Callie Joe owned by Ben and Jean Feagan and driven by Gerry Roebuck was out of the money. In the fourth race, Brenda Hope owned by Carl and Grant Fisher was fourth with Carl driving. Fifth was Heather McDonald owned by W. Worrell and M. Whittaker with Gerry Roebuck on the bike. Sammy Seaway owned and driven by Mac Sewers was out of the money. The fifth race winner was Jay Bee Blaze owneceby son Feagan and Aven' by Gerry Roebuck. The -Mile was in 2:10.3 with a payoff of $3.80, Jimmy the Butler, owned by Robert and H.O. Jerry, was second with Robert on the bike. Third was Wayne Express owned and driven ,by George Caldwell and Deep Run Frisco owned by Mr. and Mrs, W.O. McLean was fourth with Bill on the bike. C.E. Parker owned by Eimer Williams, Stratford, and Fred Gage was out of the money with Dennis Jewitt on the bike. In the sixth race, Tarragon owned by John Cox was second with Ron Williamson on the bike. Fifth was Rocky Supreme C owned by Alfred Grummet with Dennis Jewitt driving. Joe Howard owned by August DeGroof with Bob Faulds driving was out of the money. In the seventh race, Claybrook Ricci owned by Ken- neth Holmes and driven by Ron Williamson was fourth. Yarrone owned by Wm. and Linda Gooch was out of the money with Gerry Roebuck driving, In the eighth race, Hylyti Mary owned by Robert Doig WaS second with Dennis Jewitt driving. Third was Scarlet Slip, per owned by Grant and CAA Fisher with Carl driving. The ninth race went to Miss belle Bars owned by Fred Fovvler and driven by Frank MacDonald. 'The nine was in 2..09.4 and the payoff was $3.10. Clever Lartv owned by Wm, Puree $300 L, DeCALUWE D. WALL A. ABI3011' C. CRANDON B, MAGUIRE N. CAMPBELL P. COULTER NMI* 5300 D. HACHWELL WM, GERMAN J. DUCKWORTH J. KEMPS O. JEWITT G. ROEBUCK E, YELLOWS Puts* 1300 P. COULTER M. MAYLARD a HACKWELL O. STEVENS M. SEWERS WM. BANNON N, McKNIGHT Pura* $300 T.B.A, T. KERR M. SEWERS B. VOLLAND WM, CALDWeLL INK GERMAN Put.* $325 A. HARDY T./3.A, D.JEWITT FL MORGAN F. MatDONALD MottOAN D. JEWEPP Puree 5300 A. ABBOTT E. YOUNG R. HITCHCOCK D, JEWITT D. WALL G. ROEBUCK W. DUPEE Punks 6426 T.8 A. A. ABBOTT E. PELLOWS D. ETEVENS 41 PAYNE ern* in Florida the PaltVrettaMile 3200 Galt Ocean Drive, Port Lauderdale 3330f3 Acres of private ocean beach heated pool, sun decks • luxurious accommodation '• golf Priviledges on championship courses • free tennis on 'premises 6 superb 'dining I nightly dancing and entertainment 4 VisitS 'to 'Walt Disney World available. See your travel agent or contact: Innkeeper, 212 Xing St. W., Toronto, (4161 UZ-7531 Clinton Community Credit Union 70 Ontario St. 482.3467 SIXTH ANNUAL ti.JESttAYtt 001013E14,30, 1913— THE EUROPEAN ALPS Jtinuoi Forel*. NOVEMBER 27, 101 -- JAMAICA John Strong JANUARY 29, 1974 GRECIAN ODYSSEY — Joe Adair PEBRUARY 26, 1974 -- AFRICA—SOUTH OP ThIE ZAMBEZI — Eldon Bert MARCH 26, 104 — EXPLORING POLAND -- Stan a irima Paulauskas APRIL 30, 1974 — ESCAPE TO PORTUGAL -- William Kennedy Travel &Adventure Series 1973 4 EDITION The Rotary Club Of Goderich Presents: • pa AUDITORIUM gm 8 P.M. Oh Sat. Sept. the 22nd the Rotary Club'Will he Carting b ticket Rehm blitz by phone. Tickets wilt also be available et the following locatiOn CAMPBELL'S OF GODEIZICH w S 24 ,7 S32 FINCHER'S SMOKE SHOP , 524.9964 COACH HOUSE TRAVEL SERVICE - 524.8366 CLINTON NEWS.RECORD 4324443 FRANK PETER, 8AYFIELD 565.2 5 50 VICTORIA & GREY TRUST - 5245-738 1 RAM/SON & SWARTMAN - 5 24-931 2 BARTLIFFS BAKERY, CLINTON 482.97-2 'OR ANY ROTARIAN PRICEili FAMILY TICKET — $15.00 PURCHASE EARLY ADULT TICKET I $.00 AND AVOID tntiorioNImEN* STUDENT TICKET $ 400 Village Along DunaJee River Poland SW, The -Swiss Albs 9}+ITIM :NEWS*4ECQ11.0, TOMMY, SEMMBER100, 1913,4: Pee wets advance to OBA consolation finals Last Wednesday the Clinton ' Colts edged out the Thorndale Angels by a narrow score of 6-5 in the first game of the Huron- Perth finals. Cam Macdonald bailed star- ter Brad Dutot out of a hole in the ninth inning with a superb relief job. With runners on first and second and nobody out, manager Bob Livermore yanked Dutot and brought in Cam Macdonald. Macdonald in one of his finest relief perfor- mances of the year struck out the next two batters and got the third one to ground out. With relief help from Cam, Brad was able to yen his pit- ching record to seven wins and two losses for the season. The Colts entered the game with three of their leading hit- ters missing from the line-up. Regulars Hans Leppington, Larry Pickett, and Stew Mustard were unable to attend 6. OUR ANNIVERSARY 7. GOLDEN SCAMP TENTH—PACE 1, COWAN's GIRL 2. PEPPY WALL 3, PAIR CRUISER 4, SONNY DIRECT 5. TEDDY CROOKS 6, DERBY LEE 7. SALE TIME a. AKRocitAR WENDY EIGHTH--TROT 1. DELLA LOBELL 3. THE KHMER 3, LYNN MAC 4. °OLDIES CROSS .5. VIDI VOLO 6. PETER CAMP NINTH—PACE I. TRUSTY BARON 2. 515cOREGOR JOANNE 3, MIKES JIMMY LYNN 4, COBURN LOBELL S. FRANNIE TAR 5. SPEEDWAY KING 7. IN B TWEEN Clinton Harness Entries By a straw twist of smite, the Clinton Fish and Game Bantams who were eliminated two weeks ago from anymore 013A championship action by Waterdown, are now back in the semi-finals and as of presstlina, they were down in the aeries with Thamesville by one game. The Clinton boys found themselves in the semi-finals when a protest initiated by I : Clinton vane upheld by the OBA officials at Campbellville last week, Clinton had proteated that after winning the first game they had lost the other two games in the series against Waterdown because they were using players without OBA cards. The OBA officials found in favor of the Clinton team and suspended Waterdown coach Laverty and 'Ron Williamson was third in the tenth race with Ron on the bike. At the Clinton raceway last Sunday afternoon the first race winner was Pierre Harvester owned by John Smith and driven by Dennis Jewitt. The mile was in 2:08,3 and the payoff was $24.20. Fourth was Shadow Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald, Janet Express owned and driven by 13il1 Ger- man was fifth. Miss Direct Baker owned by Lorne Tyndall was out of the money with Norm McKnight driving. In the second race, Scott's Boy owned by Edith Semis and driven by John Duckworth was fifth, In the third race, Pebbies Girl owned by George and Ron Feagan was second with Gerry Roebuck on the bike. Sandy Doo Little owned by Leonard Hunter was fifth with Frank MacDonald driving. Lady's David owned by John and Den- nis Jewitt was out of the money with John driving. In the fourth race, Timely Pat owned by May and Walter Pepper was second with Dennis Jewitt on the bike. Douglas Bars owned by Ron and Geo. Feagan was out of the money with Gerry Roebuck driving. In the fifth race, Prince Sher- man owned by Bert McBride of Zurich was second with Gerry Roebuck driving. Scotch A Plenty owned by Brian Rutledge was fifth with Robert -FSulcis -afiving. The sixth rice' ‘4v1intei' WarLee Camp oViiiit by Bruce Dupee with Wayne on the bike, The time of the mile was 2:15.1 and the payoff was $4.40. Third was Meadow J. Rhythm owned by Alfred Grummet and driven by Dennis Jewitt. Gar's Pride owned by Lorne Logan and driven by Robert Faulds, was fourth. The seventh race went to Pink Panther owned by James Lam and driven by Dennis Jewitt. The mile was in 2:12.2 and the payoff was MTh. Fourth was Nancy's Duke owned by R.A. and S.R. Lawson with William German on the bike, Judy Mathers owned and driven by Mac Sewers was out of the money. In the eighth race, Thought- ful Louise owned by David Henderson and driven by Gerry Roebuck arid Artic John owned by Larry Dale and driven by C. O'Neill were nut of the money. Sebringville owned by Ray Mothers was second with John Mathers driving. /n the ninth race, Goldies Cross owned end driven by William Caldwell was second. In the tenth race, Imp Mothers owned by Charles, Eugene end John Mailers was third with John on the bike. Wednesday night Was the final race night of the season at the Goderich Raceway. The Clinton Raceway will close out the season Sunday hosting the final of the 0.11,13.A elved ere "IV Track Pacing Series, Russell Brush for life and suspended the Waterdown team for a year, Clinton lost the first game of the semi-final series in Thamesville last Saturday by a 14-5 score and played the second game in the series last night in Clinton but the score was not available at press time. Should Clinton ferce a third game in the series, it would be played in Thamesville this Saturday and if Clinton wins that one then they would enter the final against the Hager- sY,ille Bantams, The Clinton Juveniles recently beat Hager- sville for the all Ontario title. Vanastra Gun results A special skeet shoot was held last Saturday at the Vanastra Gun Club with three trophies donated by Dr. Andy Rynne of Mitchell given to three winners in various divisions. In the "A" division, Tom Jardin of Wingham won the trophy after a shoot-off with Dr. Rynne of Mitchell, Each had hit 44 out of 50 targets in the regular competition. Bill Stewart of Goderich was third with 42 hits. Louis Morello of Mitchell was next with 41 hits. In the "B" division, Ernie Marshall of Mitchell took home the trophy with 43 hits, while Mery Batkin of Clinton was second with 42. Third proved to be a three way tie with Don Cunningham of Wingham, Dave Schlernaner of Stratford, and Glen Mogk of' Bornholm each hitting 41 targets. John Land of Bayfield hit 39 and Tom Allen of Londesboro hit 40. Another Wingham resident Harold Jardin, won the "C" trophy with 40 hits. Jim Cocker of Stratford was second with 35 hits, and Harrison Schock of Zurich was third with 32 hits, Other scores include Ashley Gilbert of Goderich 29, and Wilfred Mullin of Stratford 13. - a0oil FiR5T—PACE CLAYBROOK CINCI 2. ROYA'S SUSIE . 3. PHILDRICES LADY 4. CLAYBROOK COPPER 5. MULBERRY PAINTER 6. J. BROS JODY 7. BRENDA LASS SECOND—PACE 1. GOLDEN LIGHT 2. JANET EXPRESS 3. SCOTTS BOY 4. CHARLIES PAL b. 'TIMELY PAT 6, PEBBIES GIRL 7. WEE S SENATOR THIRD—PACE 1, CORKY CAMP 2. LA SALLES SONG 3. ROBRA FLAME 4, OGDEN'S HUSTLER 6, SAMMY SEAWAY 6. ADIOS REBEL 7. HILO TASS #OURtti—PACE I. JANEY HAYTER 2. MACKEY DIRECT 3, MAY PARKER 4, JUDY MATHERS 5. JET COMMAND a. ROCKY DAY 7. NANCY'S DUKE FIFTH—PACE t. ORE8NWAY TIME 2, MISS DIRECT BAKER 3. HYLYN MARY 4, SUNDAY HERBERT 6, SHADOW BARS S. UNDECIDED NOW 7. PIERRE HARVESTER SIXTH—PACE L. JAY DEE RICCS 2. LUCAN'S GIRL 3. PINELAND SCOT 4. PINK PANTHER 6. ROMAN WARRIOR a. PRINCE SHERMAN /. LEE CAMP SEVENTH—PACE I. ARTIC JOHN 2. OLIVER PETE 3, TIDY GRIEF` 4. PATS EXPRESS a, MIDDLE BROOK BOY The Clinton Pee Wees led by the fine pitching of Danny Proctor captured a berth in the Q.B.A. Consolation finals with a 11-8 victory over Crediton. This was the deciding game of the semi-finals as Crediton had tied the series last Sunday in Crediton. Proctor sparkled throughout the contest by striking out nine batters (five in a row) and allowing only four hits,Derek Divok, Paul Taylor and Larry Riehl led the attack with two hits each. This series is held every year for the teams in Western On- tario who are not fortunate enough to advance to the O.B.A. finals, Clinton advanced to the finals against Walkerton with the first game last Sunday in Walkerton. The Ponies jumped on the In Third Division action at the weekend Clinton hosted league leaders Goderich United and went down by a 5-0 score. Clinton did not disgrace themselves despite the scoring deficit. Every member of the team played better than in previous weeks, but this fast, young Goderich team were sim- ply too powerful for the more inexperienced local team, Don Armstrong in the first half and Gord Riley in the second did a great job con- taining Goderich's star inside forward, Harold Refflinghaus, giving him no room to move and holding the league's top score to only one goal, Goderich, however, do not depend on any one player and Walkerton pitcher early and held a 10.6 lead after five in- nings, Proctor gave up five con- secutive hits before being replaced by Larry Riehl. When the inning was over Walkerton led 12-10. With two on and two out in the top of the seventh Robbie Blake singled home the tying runs, But Walkerton bounced back and scored a run. to defeat Clinton 13-12. - The second game of tfiFbest- of-three finals will be played in Clinton on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. The club is sponsored by the Clinton Kinsmen, Members of the team are: Derek Divok, Robbie Blake, Chris Middleton, Steve Blair, Larry Riehl, Danny Proctor, Bobby Hart, Paul Taylor, Wayne Tideswell, Jeff Proctor, John Wood, Rob- bie Knights and Jamie Cooper. centre forward Fisher took over the scoring with three lovely goals, Wedlock was the other marksman, Clinton have no game scheduled this weekend. On Sunday, Sept. 30 they travel to London to take on the Olym- pians, MINOR Clinton Minor Soccer teams did well at the weekend with two wins to one loss. The Atom team defeated Goderich' 1-0, The Mosquito 'B's had a great 1-0 victory over Goderich 'B's. The 'A'''Mosquito team went down 5-0 against Grand Bend. Win protest Bantams back in series the game because of business. But the Colts, who have had some good bench strength all season, used their reserves and came away with a hard fought victory, Trailing 1-0 in the third in- ning, the Colts scored two runs to take a 2-1 lead. Rick Fremlin and Bob Livermore drew con- secutive walks with none out. A wild pitch moved the runners to second and third and they scored on a booming ground rule double off the bat of cat- cher Butch Fleet. The Colts added two more runs in the fifth inning to in- crease their lead to 4-1. Danny Colquhoun led off with a double, Butch Fleet walked, Doc Miller singled in one run and Fleet scored on a lone sacrifice fly by Paul Bartliff. The Angels tied the score 4-4 in their top of the sixth inning on five, big hits as they collected 'Three 'runs, But the Colts roared back in the home half of the seventh inning scoring two more runs to take a 6-4 lead, Butch Fleet led off with a single, After the next two bat- ters went out, Paul Bartliff boomed a ground rule double scoring Fleet, and Dutot followed Paul with another double scoring him from second base. This run by Paul Bartliff proved to be the winner as Thorndale narrowed the score to 6-5 by scoring one run in the ninth inning before Cam Macdonald came on in relief Danny Colquhoun, Butch Fleet, and Doc Miller led the Colt hitting attack with two hits apiece. Other hits came off the bats of Paul Bartliff, Brad Dutot, Rick Fremlin and Bob Livermore. In the game the Colts collected a total of five doubles, These came off the bats of Danny Colquhoun, Butch Fleet, Paul Bartliff, Brad Dutot and Bob Liver- more. The next game , of this series was to be played on Tuesday, September 18 at Thorndale, If a third game is necessary, it will be played in Clinton. Goderich beats kickers