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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-02-14, Page 6The Kinsmen were in great form last Saturday but lost 11-0 to the CHSS Redman In the second overtime period. Kinsman Russ Archer was named the outstanding player for'tils showing in the nets. (News—Record photo) Sports Clinton P.S. tops skaters NEW at. USED SNOWMOBILE 2 -x'72 GP 433 YAMAHAS 1 -"72 EW 643 YAMAHA 1 - '69 SL 351 YAMAHA - 1 - '73 MOTO SKI-FREE AIR 1 -'73 RUPP AMERICAN (40 H.P. WITH ELECTRIC START 1 '70 MOTOSKI SINGLE CYL. 1 - NEW - GPX 33.8 FREE AIR • - NEW GPX 440 FREE AIR THESE MACHINES WON THE 340 AND 440 CLASSES AT THE CLINTON WINTER PAIR LAST WEEK ALSO 2 - NEW YAMAHA SIV1 292'S IN STOCK 41111M111=1111111/ ONCE IN-A4IFETIME OFFER! SNOWMOBILE SUITS- REDUcED TO DEALER PRICE ACTION SPORTS CENTRE YOUR f61- YAMAHA DEALER VANASTRA 482 7884 Recreationally speaking BY BEV WILTON Well, the Winter Carnival for '74 has come to a close. This yeark edition was indeed a very enjoyable and successful one and I 'express my congratulations to the Winter Carnival Committee for an outstanding effort. Of particular note was this yeaz parade which was supported well and came off smoothly. The Clinton Raiders Girls' Hockey team are to be congratulated, for their initial victory over the police Assoc. and for their victory in the girls' tournament which won them the Don Symons Winter Carnival trophy. The 8th liners and the C.H.S.S. Redmen Students' Broom- ball teams emerged victorious in the "A" and "B" series respectfully.,Thanks to, the "Bluebirds" and "Kinsmen," for their ef fortis:" Rumour has it that; uss Archer. received 4 con-t tract inrit'de :ball from some professional broomball Jr. 'D' Playoff action starts this weekend against Lucan. Game time is 8 p.m. Friday. 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Colts established themselves as .contenders for playoff levels as they crushed Listowpt and Kur- tzville in their last two games, The Colts upended the Listowel Jets by a score of 7-3 last Tuesday in Listowel and then skated to a decisive 8-3 victory over Kurtzville last Friday night in Clinton. -This weekend opens the WOAA Intermediate 'C' playoffs which will see three teams (Kurtzville, Milverton, and Clinton) playing a round- robin series. Then the two teams with the best -record play a best-of-seven series for the Southern Championship before playing the northern group. The Colts travel to Listowel Atom League The atom house league resumed last Friday evening, after a fair lay off. In the first game, the Leafs shut out the Canadians 2-0. Paul Stephenson -scored both Leaf goals. In the second game, the Blues shut out the Bruins 7-0, Tony Gibbings had a great game by scoring a double hat trick. Yes, that's six goals. David Malpass scored goal number 7. There will be normal practise next Friday beginning at 5:30 p.m. On Saturday, the Canadians vs the Bruins at 12:20 p.m. and the Blues take on the Leafs at 1:00 p.m. on Friday night to do battle with Kurtzville in the series opener while Milverton invades. Clinton, on:Sunday night to face the Colts at 8:00 p.m. In the Listowel win, seven different players scored goals as the. Colts dominated play froin the opening faceoff. They led 3-1 after the first period and increased it to 5-1 after two periods with two unan- swered goals. Netting the twine for .the local talent were Butch Fleet, Greg Burns, Stu Mustard, Joe Livermore, Don Bartliff, Ken Deer and Rick Fremlin, Bruce Lyndon was ejected late in the third period for fighting with Listowel's Kreiger and will miss the first playoff game, as a result of the incident. Last Friday night on their own pond the Colts scored an impressive 8-3 victory over their northern opposition, Kur- tzville. Bruce Schoenbals set up four Colt goals and played his best game of the year as the Colts defeated Kurtzvilk for the third time in four outings this year. Butch Fleet, Stu Mustard and Scott Parks each scored a pair of goals while solo efforts went to Mel Hohner and Derwin Carter. Sunday night's encounter should be the best game of the year as the Milverton-Clinton rivalry continues. Milverton are the WOAA Grand Cham- pions for the past two years so the Colts will have a hard task ahead of them when the puck is dropped at 8 p.m. Come out and support the Colts. For the second year in a row, Clinton Public School won the skating races in the com- petitiOns last Saturday which were part of the Winter Car- nival activities. Clinton Public collected 60 points, white Hullett Central finished second with 36 points; Holmesville Public was third with 30, Huron Centennial was fourth with 29, St. Joseph's Separate was fifth with 17, and Clinton Christian School was sixth with 10 points. In individual honors, Tina Strong of Clinton Public was first in the grades 1-3 girls' race, Barb Forbes of Holmesville was second and Cheryl Armstrong of St. Joseph's was third. In the boys' division, Daren Telford of Huron Centennial was first, Kent Howatt of Hullett was second, and Sean Van Dongen of Holmesville was third. In the grade four and five class, girls', Shelly Middleton of Holmesville was first, Laura Raithby, of Holmesville was Saturday afternoon Feb. 1 at the London Raceway in the third race True Personality owned by the partnership of Whetham and Sadler was third with Don Corbett on the bike. Pebbies Girl owned by George Feagan, Goderich and Ron Feagan of Dundas was third with Goderich driver Gerry Roebuck on the bike. In the seventh race, Jay Bee Blaze owned by Benson Feagan of Goderich was fourth with Gerry Roebuck on the bike. In the ninth race, El Sam 0 owned by Joe and Jim Dick and Dick Burgess,• all of Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy Scotchmer Monday is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 865-2636 By 1:30 a.m. Mtinday For Prompt Service No Charges on Pick-Up ti second and Marg Dupee was third. In the boy s° class, Jeff Merner of Huron Centennial was first, Joey Lawson of Clin- ton was second and Allan Baker of Clinton Christian Was third. Brenda Dupee of St. Joseph's was first in the grade 6 and seven girls' race, while Peggy Jones of Clinton was second and Debbie Cook of Clinton was third. Ron Kirkconnell of Holmesville was first in the boys' division, while Mark Bell of Clinton was second and Stephen Plunkett of Hullett was third. Christine McNall of Hullett was tops in the grade 8 girls' race, while Margaret Haak of Clinton Christian was second and Cathy Merner of Huron Centennial° was third. In the boys' division, Ray Wheeler of Clinton was first, Danny Taylor of Huron Centennial was second and Stephen Bromley of Hullett Central was third. Clinton Public won the. Seaforth, was out of the money with Gord Pullman of Seaforth on the bike. Monday night at London, At- tic John owned by Larry Dale of ,Seaforth was third with Clarence O'Neill driving. Wednesday night at London in the third race, Carry on Sly owned by Andrew Park of Mit- chell was out of the money with Gord Pullman on the bike. Saturday afternoon at Lon- don in the second race, Douglas Bars owned by Ron and Geo. Feagan was second with Gerry Roebuck driving. In the third race True Personality was third. The fifth race winner was El Sam 0. The payoff was $5 and the mile was in 2:11. Jimmy The Butler owned by Robert and H. 0. Jerry of Goderich was second in the seventh race with Gerry Roebuck on the bike. Sassy Dee, owned by Gord Ranson of Clinton was an upset winner in the sixth race on February 6. She trotted to a 2112.1/5 mile and paid $8.30. Diliion S,ong, owned by George Elliott of Clinton was second in the ninth race at Windsor Raceway last Friday night. Harlo Bucky owned by Frank Cook, Lorne Brown and Ross MeEwen, all of Clinton, was second in the third race last Sunday at Windsor. The Clinton Junior "D" Mustangs . finished off the season with two wins and a lose to clinch second place in the Western League and a play-off berth. Clinton opens the guar- ter-finals this Friday night in i er Clinton in a best of five series ." • - against ,the Lucan Irish. Last Thursday night in Clin- ton, the Mustangs tested their Pl4Yeff opponents in a league game and easily beat the Irish 9-2. Randy Millar and Dan Colquhoun each scored two ° Congratulations are in order for the Clinton Girls' hockey team as they captured the Win- ter Carnival Trophy. Tuesday Feb, 5, the girls met Forest in a real battle. Forest took a 2-0 lead and still held it until Pat Kay scored with eight minutes left to go in the third period. With 1;05 remaining, Pat Kay put a shot through the legs of the Forest goaltender to force a sudden death overtime period. • With 35 seconds left to play in the 5 minute overtime period, JoAnne Palmer put one in on a rebound to give the Raiders a 3-2 win, Anyone who was there saw the girls play an outstanding game of hockey to put them into the finals on Saturday goals while singles went to. Paul Johnson, Randy McClin.. chey, Mike Anstett, Bill MacDougall, and Cal Fremlin. On Sunday night, the Mustangs travelled to Belmont find took a 4--3 victory home over the Sunsets on a last minute goal by Randy Millar. Other Mustang marksmen were Gary Phillips, Randy McClin- chey and Steve Cook. Last Tuesday night, the Sun- sets came back to Clinton to avenge their Sunday loss and against Ilderton, who had beaten Seaforth 5-1. Saturday, the girls met Ilder- ton head on in a hard hitting game. Early in the first period Darlene Chowen scored what proved to be the winner as Clinton held on shutting the door on the Ilderton shooters to beat them 1-0. The girls are to be commended on a job well done. A special thank-you goes to all who helped make the girls' bake sale a success. The proceeds go to help pay for those jackets the gals have been sporting for the last couple of weeks. The girls play Dorchester Thursday night in a play-off at 8:00 p.m. which could be the last home game if the girls don't win. Come out and sup- port this team. See you at the Arena. Fitness class cancelled Mon. Men's Physical Fitness There will be no physical fit- ness classes on Monday, February 18, due to a school holiday. Classes will resume on Monday, February 25 as usual. beat the 'Stangs by a 11,— count. The game turned into a brawl at times and 34 minutes of penalties were handed out. The second genie of the play- offs will be played in Lucan -on Sunday at 21 p,m, with the Irish coming to Clinton on Tuesday night for the third game. Should a fourth game be necessary, it will he played on Wednesday in Lnean- Police Report Clinton police are continuing their investigation into three break and entries in Clinton last week. Thieves broke into Blake's Welding on February 5 and stole $15, took $3 from a breakin at Haugh Tire and at- tempted 'to break into a trailer owned by Kelvin Jervis of Isaac Street. In Clinton court last week, Judge Gregory found Patrick Cook of Clinton guilty of failing to supply a breath sample and fined him $250 or 30 days in jail and suspended his driving licence for a year and a half. Bradley Eveneshen of Seaforth was convicted of ob- structing a police officer as a result of a December incident and the youth was fined $75 and $35 for consuming alcohol while under age. Albert and Tula Robinson'of Vanastra were fined a total of $200 for operating an establish- ment when ordered to close by the Huron County Health Unit. The couple were found to have broken a law under the Public Health Act as a result of a December incident. A parade of under age drinkers were in court last week and many were fined. Or- dered to pay $35 and costs were Keith Murray, Allan Murray, Brian J. Murray, Margaret Cooper, Rosemary Flynn, James Fehr and Douglas Murray. junior relay, while Huron Cen- tennial was second and Mullett Central and Holmesville were tied for third. Clinton Public also swept the senior relay, while St. Joseph's was second and Huron Centen- nial was third. • Clinton girls win Carnival hockey' tourney Colts, begin playoffs