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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-04-25, Page 6Last Saturday, six members of Central Huron's senior bad- minton team advanced to the WOSSA Championships held at Saunders S.S. in Loridon. Areas in which CHSS par- ticipated were women's singles, women's doubles, men's singles and men's- double-s. In women's singles, Sandra Fremlim ran into stiff com- petition and was eliminated af- ter two sets. • In women's doubles Marlene Cunningham and Debbie John- ston lost their first match to Aylmer. In their next two mat- ches, the girls defeated Sarnia Central and Watford, before losing to a London team which eliminated them from further competition. In men's singles Robin McAdam defeated Sarnia Cen- tral, before going down to the defending champion from Beck. Returning in consolation play Robin defeated Sarnia Nor- thern, Woodstock, and Beck to reach the semi-finals. In the semi-final Robin was matched •• up against Rod McKeriiie froni •A Listowel, who had defeated Robin at Huron-Perth. After winning the first game of the match, Robin was defeated in the next two games in which excellent badminton was displayed. With his fine showing at WOSSA, Robin cap- tured third place. In men's doubles play, Rod Campbell and Bob Riehl defeated Banting in their opening round. In the next round they defeated Arthur Vooden before . meeting the Middlesex champions from Sarnia St. Clair. After splitting the first two games, Rod and Bob defeated Sarnia in the third game which was decided in overtime. Advancing further the boys were matched up against Listowel who had upended Central Huron for the men's doubles championship at Huron-Perth. In being defeated by Listowel at WOSSA, they would have to defeat Wood- stock to advance to the finals. 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It was double-elimination tour- nament amongst the nine secondary schools comprising the Huron-Perth conference which extends from and in- cludes Stratford to Goderich. The one-day competition saw a real battle for top spots in the over-all team scores, Listowel ended up in first place by corn- piling 78 points, with CHSS and Stratford Central tied for second with 71, The third place and lower teams earned few points comparatively, well down from the top three schools. In the individual categories CHSS took two of the five championship. David Clynick played flawlessly, going um defeated all day to win the boys' singles title, and the . mixed doubles was won by Cobie Amsing and Mark Nicholson, Nancy MacDonald playing girls' singles narrowly missed a championship by coming within points of winning in her final and deciding game. In the other two categories, Joan flunking and Nancy Clynick in girls' doubles and Patrick—Phillips and Alex Harrett in boys' doubles both added to their team points by winning two sets each. Coach Ken ,Clynick was extremely pleased with all his players. 401.10.11.1111811111W BALL PLAYERS Play with a whined Major saroor Intarcoupty finallats in 1973 .are holding a '"Mist the Manager Afternoon" Time- April 27 at 3:30 p.m. Place- WINDSOR HOTEL, STRATFORD all positions open 17b &---CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, :1973 Juniors win two titles Colts ready for season The opening of the baseball season in Clinton is only a few weeks away, and even though the diamond was too wet for workouts last Tuesday night, members of the Clinton Colts discussed strategy. Left to right are Paul Berlin manager Larry 'Stretch",Reinhart, captain Butch Fleet, Danny Colquhoun and Don Bartliff, (News-Record photo) The Clinton Colts Inter- mediate Baseball club has some new faces this year, but many of the regulars are back, and the management is promising some excellent baseball action in town this year. Larry "Stretch" Reinhart, the Colts new manager, told the News-Record this week that the Colts !mite a couple of new faces, including himself, a new coaCh• Riess Archer, who replaces Joe Livermore who will be in the line-up, and two young players Cal Fremlin and Dave Fawcett, who have moved up from last year's all-Ontario Juvenile Championship ball team. Mr. Reinhart said that Rick Fremlin has decided not to play this year. After the first week of play- offs in the Crown Y.BC Junior Bowling League, the Aristocats lead the way with a total pin- fall of 1425, followed by the Alley Crackers with 1382, the Corner Pins with 1369, the Spares and— the Tigers with 1364 each, the Weeping Willows with 1342, the Alley \ Cats with 1318 and the Head Pins with 1301. Next come the Super Strikers with 1299, the Strike Outs with 1207, the Pin Spots with 1172 and the Rolling Pins with 1117. Cathy Anstett had both the girls' „high single of,240„and the high double' of 407. Bob Hart had both the boys' high single of 226 and the high double of 372. The Smiles and Chuckles are pulling away from the pack in the Crown Teen League after Wednesday, April 10 at the Western Fair Raceway in the fourth race, Clever Larry owned by Wm. Laverty and Ron Williamson, both of Seaforth was fourth with Ron on the bike. On Monday, April 15 at Lon- don, in the seventh race Peb- bies Girl owned by Geo. Feagan of Goderich and Ron Feagan of Dundas was fourth with Gerry Roebuck of Goderich on the bike. Saturday April 20th saw Hanover Raceway open their summer meet. The races are at 7:45 p.m. and already there has been some fast miles turned in. In the first race, Ladys David owned by John and Dennis Jewitt of Clinton was fourth with Dennis driving, "We've got a good chance at the championship this year if our pitching holds up," he said. Starting pitchers include Brad Dotot, Stew Mustard, Cam MacDonald, Larry Pickett, and• Danny Colquhoun. The club also boasts several relievers and has an unnamed import in mind. The club hopes to get the season underway in two weeks against the local Juvenile ball club, with the regular season starting on the Victoria Holiday weekend. The Colts are again entered in the Huron-Perth League, which they won last year, and the teams will not be grouped according to class this year, just for the playoffs. The League includes Exeter, Thorndale, the .second week of playoffs. They have knocked over a total of 5981 pins, and are followed by the Bluemoons with 5593, the Corixa's with 5555, the Torques with 5182, tne Starlost with 5140, the Whipper Snap- pers with 5103, Deb's Drunks with 4914, and the Pinfall Killers with 4913. The Clinton Crown Spring League got under way recently and Team 4 and Team 5 are tied for the lead with 7 points each, followed by Team 7 and Team 2 with 6 points each, :Team and. Team, 8 with 4 each, and Team 3 and Team 6 with 3 points each. Ruth Doherty had the ladies' high single of 251 and the high triple of 678. Joe Atkinson had both the men's high single of 320 and the high triple of 827. The second race winner was Middlebrook Boy, owned by Jack Darling and driven by Jim Wallace both of Exeter. The mile was in 2:10 and the pay off was $9.10. In the third race, Crimson Josie owned by Bruce Volland of Goderich was fourth with Dennis Jewitt driving. In the fourth, Wayne Express owned by Geo Caldwell of Goderich was second with Bud Fritz driving. Third in the same race was Deep Run Frisco owned by Charles Brendely and driven by Roy Meriam both of Goderich. Victor H. Volo, owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro, was third in the eighth race with Fritz driving. Walkerton, Arva, and Clinton. The team has had trouble getting on the diamand for workouts because of wet grounds and cold. Last Tuesday night's practice was cancelled because of poor grounds, and has been rescheduled on Sunday mor- ning at 10 a.m. at the park, CHSS in The Stayner Siskins defeated the Belmont Sunsets 4-3 Sun- day. night in Belmont to win the Ontario Junior "D" cham- pionship. Earlier in March, Belmont had defeated the Clinton Mustangs to take the Western Junior "D" league champion- ship and advance to the all- Ontario final against St. George and then against Stayner. Stayner took the best-of- seven series 4-2 in games. It was the first time a Belmont club had gone as far as the OHA Junior "D" finals. The Sunsets lost the opening game in Belmont by a 5-2 score, but came back to win 6-1 at Stayner and 3-0 in Belmont to take a 2,1 lead in the series. Stayner, however, won 4-3 in three overtimes in the turning point of the series at Stayner and won again .7-4 at home before winning the champion- ship last Sunday night. Closer to home, the Clinton Junior "D" Mustangs are plan- ning their annual ' wind-up banquet and awards night on Friday, May 3 at the Clinton Arena at 6 p.m. Woodstock in the semi-finals, Rod and Bob entered the WOSSA finals. Knowing they were to meet Listowel again, they would have to come up with some good badminton. Listowel beat Central Huron in the first game 15-7, before losing 3-1 in the next. The third game went to Listowel 15-10 and with that win they were WOSSA Champs. With "their second place showing, Rod and Bob will travel to Toronto tomorrow for the All-Ontario championships. Summary, Huron-Perth Championships: women's singles, Sandra Fremlin, 3rd; women's doubles, Marlene Cunningham, Debbie Johnston, 2nd; mixed doubles, Patti Kay, Bill Cantelon, 4th; men's singles, Robin McAdam, 2nd; men's doubles, Rod Campbell, Bob Riehl, 2nd. WOSSA Championships: men's singles, Robin McAdam, 3rd; men's doubles; Rod Camp- bell, Bob Riehl, 2nd (qualify for OFSSA) Chateaugrand • upper balcony • choice of 3 sizes • priced as low as $5,930 Sports WOSSA finals Bowling News From the horses mouth by Ken APPLICATIONS FOR SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS AND LIFEGUARDS AT CLINTON SWIMMING POOL SUMMER 1974 AND SUMMER PLAYGROUND LEADERS WILL BE ACCEPTED STATE QUALIFICATIONS DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY MAY 18, 1974 FORWARD APPLICATIONS TO: BE V. 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