Clinton News-Record, 1974-10-10, Page 8The Clinton Centennial Mustangs won two exhibition
,games and lost two in hockey action in the last week. Here
Barry Lane (9) waits for a rebound in a game last week
against the Stratford Warriors of the Junior "B" League.
The regular season opens on October 25 in Clinton. (News-
Record photo)
The Tigers are tops in the
Londesboro Men's League with
16 points, and are followed by
the Lions with 14, the Leopards
with 7, and the Cheetahs with
5. Joe Hunking had the high
single of 272, Cliff Saundercock
had the high triple of 690, and
Jack Lee had the high average
of 225. Bob Thompson was the
most improved bowler with a
plus 22.
In the, Ladies' Intertown
League, Bowl-or of Stratford,
are in the lead with 21 points,
%followed by Goderich with 18,
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The Clinton Mustangs Junior
"C" team won their .first two
games of the year downing the
Brantford Davis Flyers Junior
"c" team 11.2 Friday night in
Brantford and 10-3 in Clinton
Sunday night.
Last Wednesday night the
'Wangs played an excellent
game but lost 5-1 to the Strat-
ford Warriors of the Western
Junior "B" league, Dennis
Flanagan scored three times for
the Warriors while Terry
In league play sat the
weekend, the Clinton Soccer
Club travelled to Exeter and
defeated them 3-0, to keep Clin-
ton in second place in the
league standings with an out-
side chance of still ending up in
top spot.
This game was expected to be
a walk-over for Clinton since
the last time these two teams
met ended with a 12-0 score.
However, although Clinton
had 99 per cent of the play, the
forwards could .not get the ball
past Exeter's goalkeeper.
Senior Football
Last Thursday on the Red-
men's 'home field, Central
Huron downed Listowel Lords
by the score of 25-0. Touch-
downs for the Seniors were
scored by Gerald Cantelon,
Brian Murray, Doug Murray,
and Gerry Lobb.
The Redmen, quarterbacked
by Robin McAdam, amassed
402 yards in total offense.
Brian Murral led all ground
gainers with 159 yards in 10
carries, 88 of those yards in the
first quarter.
Gerald Cantelon , scored the
Redmen's first six points on a
20 yard run around the left
end. Brian Murray made it 12-
0 as he swept around the right
end for a 25 yard TD. The Red-
men's third touchdown came
on a reverse by Doug Murray
from five yards out.
In the second quarter, Gerry
Lobb broke through off tackle
for a 54.,yard, touchdown Jun.
Wien Mikrtey.;04,:eck,
tqt round out the scorii,1q,,
Central Huron. , •
There was no scoring in the
second half. The, Redmen
defensive unit played an out-
standing game as they held
Listowel from scoring.
The Redmen's record is now
2-1 in league play. Their next
game is Thursday (Today)
against the GDCI Vikings in
Goderich.
Junior Football
Last Thursday, the Junior
Redmen defeated the Listowel
Lords 21-0. They were led by
touchdowns by ,Steve Jones,
Steve Campbell, and Ray
Wheeler. The defensive unit
also played well with three in-
terceptions as highlights. Inter-
ceptions went to Paul
VanDamme -two, and Dave
Bird -one.
The Redmen's record is two
wins and one loss. Next game is
today, at Goderich against the
undefeated Vikings.
Junior Volleyball
C.H.S.S. hosted a volleyball
Flanagan and Peter Yaciui
Picked up singles to round, out
the Stratford scoring,
Paul Kelly scored the lone
Clinton goal set up by Blake
Fisher while Brian Lane and
Neil , Colqehoun missed
breakaway chances, Goalten,
ders Gary Yeoman, Don
Bedour and Henry Olechoweki
turned in good performances.
Tuesday night the Petrolia
Jets Junior "Jr team jumped
into a early 2-0 lead before
Barry had scored at 9:24 and
Steve Cook tied it, up at 12:11
At times it appeared as if
both teams were crowded into
the Exeter penalty area,
allowing our forwards no room
to manoeuvre.
Finally, Brian Jewitt fired a
shot which went through a
maze of legs and ended up in
the back of the net.
The score remained 1-0 for
Clinton till the teams turned
round at half-time.
In the second half, the Clin-
ton boys tried to open the game
up with some fine passing plays
but again and again were
tournament last Friday. The
Junior Redmen played three
games. In an exhibition game
against Exeter, the boys were.
defeated.
However they took a set of
games from the Junior Vikings
from Goderich. The juniors are
coached by Mr. Ward Hodgins.
Junior Girls Basketball
On Thursday Oct, 3rd, the
CHSS Junior Girls won a hard
fought game over Seaforth by
the score of 19.15. Top scorers
were Nellie VanWonderen with
6 points and Susan Tyndall
with five.
This was the girls first win.
The team is coached by Miss
Birch.
Senior Boys Volleyball
Volleyball season is in full
swing fob,. the 1974 season. The
Central Huron Seniors started
their ,season with an entirely
44W. d,.Tfrifirst tournament erst,.,2e
in„ Wingham saw CHSS only
win one game. The Seniors
went down two hard fought
games to Listowel, In the next
set, Clinton easily defeated the
Goderich Vikings in the first
game. The second game turned
in favour of the Vikings as
CHSS lost a close game.
Last Friday, Oct. 4, Central
Huron hosted the second tour-
nament. The Redmen easily
' handled the Exeter Panthers
for two games in the first set.
The second set was exibition
matches against Wingham. The
senior boys woe and lost a
game against the Mustangs. In
the final matches the boys
easily defeated Goderich in
both games.
This week the senior boys are
involved in two tournaments.
On Tuesday they played in
Stratford against St. Mary's
and Stratford Central.
Tomorrow they play ih Mit-
chell in an exibition tour-
nament. Tuesdays results were
not ready as of press time.
The seniors are coached by
Mr. K. Allen.
ending the .first period AL
In the second period Mark
Fisher and. Steve Cook pulled
the 'Stangs within one goal of
Petrolia but also missed several
good scoring chances. Paul
Kelly scored in the third period
only to have Petrolia score four
times to end the •game at 9-5.
Petrolia's leading scorer was
Cam. Ross as he scbred four
4 tirnes. Attendance at these
exhibition games has been ex-
cellent. :For this weel4 home
games, please watch for posters
around town.
delivered a goal when the ball
couldn't go through the over
crowded goal mouth.
Victor Kennedy made the
score 2-0 on a lovely shot from
a free-kick 25 yards out and
Brian Jewitt added the third
goal from sheer, persistence in
front of the net.
Gun club results
Paul Wheeler of Clinton was
the top shooter at the Vanastra
skeet shoot last Saturday when
he hit 20 out of 25 targets.
Three men were tied for
second with 19 hits each. They
were Bob Sherry of Stratford,
Glen Moagk of Bornholm and
Mery Batkin of Clinton. Ashley
Gilbert of Goderich hit 17.
Clinton continues to
dominate the action in the
Men's Inter-town League in
bowling action this week. They
lead the pack with 35 points,
followed by Bol-Mor of Strat-
ford and St. Marys with 32.
Next come Mikes I of Strat-
ford and Goderich with 24
each, the Valiants of Stratford
with 23, Seaforth with 19,
Mikes 2 of Stratford with 13,
Zurich with 6, and Exeter with
4. E. Ohler of Stratford rolled
the high single of 367, R. Sch-
midt of Stratford had the high
five of 1381, and Ken Johnston
had the high average of 261,
In the Londesboro Ladies'
League, the Try-FIarda are in
spot), Olttts,
(Mowed by the' • !Wing 'Pins'
with 17, the Slow Starters with
13 and the Pin Chasers with 7.
Dorothy Carter swept all the
honours with the high single of
254, the high triple of 642, and
the high average of 210. Ann
Overholt was the most im-
proved bowler with a plus 19.
The Daffy Dolls are tops in
the Clinton-131yth Ladies'
League with 14 points, but are
followed closely by Hoggie's
Hippies and Della's Slaves
with 13 each, the Striking
Streakers and the Evil
Knievels with 10 each, the Try-
Herds and the Pin Pickers with
7 each, and the Crown Jewels
with 6.
In the YBC Saturday junior
league, the Maple Leafs are in
the lead with 29 points,
followed by the Alley Wreckers .
with 27 and the Hookers with
21.
Next come the Alley Bums
with 18 1 /2, the King's Crowns :
with 17, the Strikes and Spares;'
with 15 1 /2, the Head Pin Hietet."
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In the YBC Friday 1.„.$1;glie,
the Streakers are out .i n front2f;
with 26 points, and are "c
followed by the Strike Outs `
with 24, the Pin Bombers with
20, the Pin Killers with 19, the
Alley Jets with 18, the Corner •
Pins with 17, the Pin Crackers
with 16, and the 450's with 6,
Team officials of the .-Clinton
Colts this week announced that
Des Cassidy, proprietor of the
Clinton Hotel, has consented to
outfit the entire club with new
uniforms.
Since moving to Clinton, Mr,
Cassidy's interest in supporting
local tPanl:k has increased -en-
thusiasm among players,
coaches and fans, Last year he
supplied financial backing for
the Colt's when they were in
need of sticks and other hockey
equipment. The new uniforms
are basically white with gold
and blue trimming and patter-
ned after the Buffalo Sabres
"home" sweaters.
At the Western Fair Raceway
Monday night in the second
race, Janet Express owned and
driven by William German,
Clinton, was out of the money.
In the second race, Conray
Frost owned by Charles
Mathers and driven by Ray
Mathers both of Goderich was
fifth. El Sam 0, owned by
Richard Burgess and Joe and
Jim Dick and Driven by Gord
Pullman all of Seaforth was
fourth in the seventh race.
Thursday night at London in
the third race, Carry On Syl
owned by Bruce Erskine and
Wilfred Denomme both of
Goderich was second with Ron
Williamson Seaforth on the
bike. In the fifth race, Pebbies
Girl owned by George Feagan,
Goderich and Ron Feagan,
Dundas was second with Gerry
Roebuck of Goderich on the
bike. •
Friday night at London in
the second race, both Victor H
Volo owned by •Fred Fowler
Londesboro and driven by
Frank MacDonald Clinton, and
Imp slathers owned by
Charles, Eugene and John
Mathers Goderich and driven
by John were out of the money.
In the fourth race, Timberina
Hy owned by Arnold Doak and
driven by Jack Meriam both of
Goderich was fifth. •
In the sixth race Crimson
Josie owned and driven by
Bruce Volland of Goderich was
third.
In the, ninth race Miss Belle
liars, owned by -Fred Fowler 4
The Colts are entered in the
Ontario Hockey Association In-
termediate 'C' loop this winter
where they will be encountering
clubs from Goderich, Seaforth,
Mitchell, Milverton and port
Elgin (last year's Ontario
champs). The organizational
meeting is set for tonight
(Thurs.) in Harriston.
Home games will be played
on Friday and Sunday nights,
Robert "Joe" Livermore has
taken over the reins of the club
and is very high on the club's
future.
-Their first test is this Sunday
night (Oct. 13th) at the- Com-
munity Centre when they duel
and driven by Frank
MacDonald was out of the
money.
At London Saturday night in
the fourth race, the winner was
Single Johnie, owned and
driven by John Muir Seaforth,
The mile was in 2:10 and the
pay off was $4.60, In the same
race, Saint Clair Buck owned
and driven by Phil Bisback
Seaforth was out of the money.
In the eighth race Gladies
boy owned and driven by John
Muir was fourth.
the 0.17l,4 Southern represen-
tative, the Lucan Inter-
mediates, who are stocked with
Ltica.n.41clerton Jets castoffs.
Game time is .8 p.m.
C olts' next practise is. this
Thursday night at 9:30 p.m.
Any interested hockey players
in the area are invited to at-.
tend as all positions are still
open!
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OCTOBER 12
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Children Under 12 Free.
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RAOIS 194r,-,CLINTON. NEWS RECORD, THURSDAY, .,00TOBER 10, 1974.
Mustangs win 2, lose 2
News of CHSS
Soccer club still fighting
ANNOUNCEMENT
Effective October 1st we have sold our Feed
Business to Angus and Rose Hummel of Kippen.
We appreciate highly the patronage we received
over the years. Thank you very much.
May our successor be shown that same kind of
support.
THE WETTLAUFERS
Harold, Donna, and Paul