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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-01-16, Page 7PAGO , Lu N NE PA erso 4..�..COX..... Last Friday evening, the Clinton Centennial Mustangs travelled to Ingersoll for ,inter; -divisional game in the Junior "C" loop, The game, 'which was late in staring, was ' disastrous for the Mustangs as they were outplayed for the majority of the match. The Ingersoll club started fast, scoring at :13 seconds of the first period and then out -checked the Clinton team consistantly, for the remainder of that frame. In the second, the Mustangs began to settle down and kept the game close on a goal by John Momrnersteeg, a native of Exeter, playing his first season in Clinton. Penalties began to take their toll near the end of the RD, THURSDAY,JANUARY 16. 1975 dfea.ts Mustangs second and continuing into the final period, when the Mjtstangs played short- handed for seven con- secutive minutes. Clinton tried to come back with two mid -period goals, but again penalties prevented them from mounting a very ef- fective rally. Brian Lane • •and. John Graham scored the late - goals for the Mustangs..in the game that saw, Clinton take 17 of the 27 penalties called. Even with this loss, Clinton remains tied for third place in their division and enly five points out. of first. In addition the Mustangs lead their division in fewest goals against per game. Several Clinton players were out 'of the Ingersoll game with injuries, but we must laud, the play of i"6; ,.Jusin �t,,,.tt��rstteg who led the team In checking and points. The Mustangs ;travel to Owen Sound and Brantford this , week on Tuesday and Thursday respectively, before .. returning te the 'Clinton Arenas for a game against Now Hamburg' on Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. With only .a month remaining in regular season play, and some injured players returning to the line- up, there should be some exciting Junior Hockey in Clinton, starting,on Sunday. Junior Hockey Quote of the Week: "From goulies and goalies and long-legged defencemen, and things that make me go bump on the ice; Good Lord, deliver me." — Neil Colquhoun, centre: Jan. 11. Colts split weekend games Mark Jenki's fourth goal of"the year midway through the second period proved to be the winner last Sunday afternoon' in Seaforth as the Colts edged the' Beavers 5-4. • Jenkin's goal, -completed a Colt outburst which seen them score five goals in the first eight minutes of play in the second period. The Clinton • squad fell behind. to Seaforth in the first period on goals by Mcllwain and McLaughlin but a five goal spree by the Colts gave them a 5-4 lead after two. ' The third period was scoreless as Colt netminder Gary Black turned in another outstanding per- formance in goal. Other Colt goal -getters were Greg Burns, Derwin Carter and Scott Parks who scored .his 12th and 13th goals of the campaign. Referees Byatt and Shurrie handed out 11 penalties in the game, and the Colts were assessed eight of them. Friday night in Goderich, playing before a full house, the Colts'"fought back in the third period but fell one short as the Sailors squeezed by Clinton 3-2. - Again the Colts received superb goaltending from Dennis Fleischauer but couldn't nnu the• secret to beating Goderich goalie, Rob Kellestine. Cam MacDonald, Dirk Walterbeck and Ron Coriveau scored for Goderich while Rick Fremlin and Scott Parks replied for the Colts. Corriveau's goal at 10:58 of the second period stood up as the winning goal as the Colts almost battled back from a 3-0 deficit to tie the game! This weekend, the Colts head eastward as • Friday night they duel the -Mitchell Red Devils at 8:30 and face- off Sunday afternoon in Seaforth at 2 against the Beavers. Atoms lead in WOAA zone 1 The Clinton Wil-Dex-Atoms took over first] lace in the Atom division -- by virtue of two big victories last 'week. `he Atoms defeated Seaforth 3-2 and then t `veiled•" to Mitchell`for:`a ' "` rr`+I3i A rriis , .,off fa�s'oill tie for a total of . 19 points and the league lead. , In the Seaforth game, Clinton goal scorers were Paul Stephenson, Jeff Taylor, and Sean Van Dongen scored the winner, .; goaltender Mike Williscraft played his finest game this year and was excellent when called upon. In .'the MitchellL ,,game. 1 r as dint � 9 i ..� � 4 emits line aged very well. Jim Fleming notched ffijot goals, Sean Van Dongeri ..lid Ian Peck fired singles. Chris Ladd and Mike Williscraft were both sharp in the net for,Clinton. This, week, the Wil-dex Atoms play awayfor two games and then enter their first O.M.H.A. tournament in Seaforth and play Brussels ., an.the .operling,game .... ;OA h r will not practice on Thursday night. Instead the "B" houseleague will take that hour for the next two weeks ,Hensall nipsmidgets by close 7-6 score The Clinton Midgets travelled to Hensall on January 9 and lost to them 7- 6. Clinton's first goals were scored in the second period by Frank Studney and Allan Taylor. Assisting the latter goal was Frank Studney. Pour third period goals were scored by Paul Priestap with 2, Allan Taylor and Dave Counter. Assisting these goals were Mike Gibbings with 3, Steve Jones, Dave , Counter • and Dave Archibald. The Midgets played a tie game against Mitchell in Mitchell Monday night. The score was 6-6. Allan Taylor started off the game with two quick goals in the first period. Both were unassisted. .Three second period goals and one third period goal. - were scored by Paul Priestap. Assisting these were Rick Taylor with 2, Frank Studney and Frank Flynn. Richard Welsh with the help of Bill Counter is doing a fine job coaching the boys this year. STAY UT THE DOG HOU; GETTHE CAT. 410 ,A FEW MODELS • •STILL AV'AILAW E SNOWMOBILE OVAL RACES Sunday, January 19 1 p.m. (MOSRA Sanctioned) HoiIy Gully. VARNA - 262-5809 • The seventh annual Clinton Bantam tournament got underway last Thursday night and continues this weekend. Shown presenting Centennial crests, which each, player received, are left to right, Tournament chairman Len Fawcett, Goderich captain Paul Dougherty, Stoney Brook captain Dave Prowse and Clinton Centennial chairman 'Russ.? Archer. (News -Record photo) Bantam tourney attracks crowd Good crowds last weekend were treated to some ex- cellent hockey at the Clinton Recreation Committee's Seventh Annual Bantam Hockey Tournament, which winds up this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Last weekend, the triple "A", double "A", and "E'' .championships were deed, and this weekend, the "A", "B", "C", and "D" championships. will -be decided. • In triple "A". play, Cambridge defeated Oshawa 4-2, and Brantford . defeated Agincourt 4-3. Brantford took home the championship by virtue of a 4-1 win over Cambridge, and Agincourt took home the consolation. title with a 6-1 win over Oshawa. In double "A" play, Etobicoke dumped St. Thomas 8-1, Niagara Falls beateen . 6-1. by.- „B Ric! „egot, and fi,Qn East 6 Str'rd 3 f:,`wln die n round, Bay Ridges be Owen Sound 6-3, Niagara': Falls nipped Brantford 1-0, and South West London Over 250 Monuments . . on Sale WITH A VARIETY OF COLORS, STYLES AND SHAPES TO CHOOSE FROM ---- MANY NEW THIS YEAR. Whether it's a • MONUMENT • MARKER • INSCRIPTION You are remembering a toiled one. T. PRYDE lit SON LTD. HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEMORIAL REQUIREMENTS IN CUNTON Clarelile De110mNIRe eus. 4$24505 VISIT , 77 ALBERT'ST. RES. 402.0004 downed Huron East 4-1. Owen Sound then beat Brantford 9-1 and Southwest London dumped 'Simcoe 6-1. Etobicoke then beat Bay Ridges 2-0 to advance to the finals, Stratford beat Simcoe 5-1 and St. Thomas beat Niagara Falls by a 5-2 score. In the Championship final„ Etobicoke shut -out South- west London 4'-0 to take home the double "A" title, anti St. Thomas beat Stratford 5-3 to win the consolation round. In the "A" division, Stoneybrook, shut out Goderich 7-0, Hespeler then heat Stoneybrook 7-4, while Milton overcame South London by a 7-3 score. That fight continues this weekend. In "B" play, Kincardine nipped Strathroy 5-4, and Walkerton triumphed over Port Elgin by a 4-2 score. That championship will also v140 decided on Sunday. , In "4, " play, Seaforth bead • South London "B" by a:�4-3r; score, Mitchell edged Mooretown , by a 4-3 score, and Point Edward beat Clinton 4-3. Mooretown then planked Clinton 1-0. That series continues this weekend. In the first round of "D" play,- Mt. Bridges edged by Palmerston by a 3-2 score, and the boys will also be on the ice again in that series. The "E" championships were decided last Sunday -with Sarnia 'Reserve having little trouble with any op- position. In the first round, Sarnia beat Shedden easily by a 7-1 score, Shedden came hack to dump Huron Park 9-2, and Zurich beat Huron Park by a shot on goal after • they were deadlocked 2-2 after regular play. Blyth then beat Zurich 3-2. Ciirling chit) laws & views LIN INA -SCOINS The Special Events Comnmlttee held a .fun day for the ladies last Tuesday, Seaforth's new mayor, Betty Cardno was given an introd>.tction by a few notes on the piano. President Leone Rowat presented Betty with a` flower arrangement and a medallion, teams were drawn up and one eight-et'td •game played, —followed by a delicious pot luck supper. Prize winners were: first -skip Ri.tIv ('Irrdno• vi'e- Lorine - In the championship, Sarnia Reserve easily handled Blyth, defeating them 7-4, while in the con- solation, Shedden dumped Zurich 6-1. Clinton 8t District CENTENNIAL Winter Carnival JAN. 3 a to FEB. 9TH 10 DAYS OF FUN & FROLIC FRIDAY JANUARY 31, 1975 8:30 p.m. Torch right parade 9:00 p.m. Family Moccasin Dance SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1975 1:64 -p.m. Parade 2:00 p.m. Children's Afternoon 8:30 p.m. Crowning of Queen at the Legion 9:00 p.m,. Queen Dance - Legion SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2, 1975 10:00 a.m. Figure Skating fCom- petition - -2:00 p.m. -Novelty Snowmobile Races, Log sawing and Novelty contests 7-9 p.m. Hay rides 8:30 p.m. Figure Skating show MONDAY FEBRUARY 3, 1975 7:00 p.m. Broombail Competition �n 8:30 p.. Legion Ladies Bingo TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1975, . " • 7:30 p.m. Centennial Band Concert . luring -Ing- -tmdan , WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY45, 15!.75 2:116 p.m. Senior Citizen's Card Party .\ 6:00 p.m. Family -Skate Night 94 9.00 p.m. Hospitality Night -e THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6, 1975 7:30 p.m. Old Timers 'Hockey Game 8:00 p.m. Trail Rides - Vanastra FRIDAY FEBRUARY 7, 1975 7:30 or 8:00 p.m. Junior C 'Hockey Game 9:30 p.m. Las Vegas Night SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1975 10:00 a.m. Skating Races • 1:00 p.m. Children's A`fternooft 4:00 p:m. A:Championship Broomba-1I. Tournament 5:00 p.m. B Championship Broomball Tournament 9:00 p.m. Dances Legion Fish & Game Fairboard at the arena SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9, 073 9:00 a.m. Pancake Breakfast 12:30 p.m.? Baked Beans & Wieners Dinner' • 1:00 p.m. ° M.O.S.R.A. Sanctioned Snowmobile Races c C Denom me, sec. Lyn McNaughton, Icad Ellan Mur- phy: second -skip Nprma Riley, vice Ruth Beuttinmiller, sec. Marion ' Willson, lead Irene Smith: con. Marlene Roberton, vice. Isabel Theedam, sec. Dianne Alexander„ lead Donna Wood. Special prizes were won by Betty Cardno: Flo Smith, Christine Tremeer, Lorine Denomme, Only one report is in from the first draw to date, congratulations to Flo Smith's rink on winning the Golding Trophy, with Flo was vice Audrey Beiurmann and lead Joyce Hilderiey. Competition is very keen to see who will represent the club in the Rose -Bowl district playdowns in Exeter on January 18. Four local rinks competed and when She dust settled the rink of Bill and.Grace Campbell, and John and Gwen Patterson came, out on top, otiler rinks were skipped by Bob. Wilson, Doug Rowcliffe and Don Tremeer. See you at the Curling Club. 7.6 J.., C get quick, action That addition to your home or c ltage --- get it dons now so it will, be ready in the ,Spring. BorroNN the nloy. cy you need from Victoria and Grey _ the old established company that' has hese_ custom building mortgages for people Tike you since 1889. Start your Winter NN )rk today at Victoria and Grey. VIC7tRL4.,b GREY VG TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1880 MANAGER J.D. (DAVE) CROSS 100 KINGSTON ST., 524-7381 GODERICH •, c .1.90 • 1, C J�J CLINTON RECREATION COMMITTEE SEVENTH ANNUAL BANTAM HOCKt TOIiRtIAMENT FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JAN. 17, 18, 19 46 TEAMS"- 56 GAMES mac._... • SCHIEDULE OF THIS WEEK -END'S GAMES Friday, January 17 Game No.. Time Class. Teams • - 34— 6:30—A .5. 7:30—C 36— 8:30—D 37— 9:30--A —Goderich vs. South London —Point Edward vs. Seaforth —Creemore vs. Paisley — Stoneybrook vs. GodeYich or South London Saturday, January 18- 38— 8:30—A 39— 9:30—D 40-10:30—A 41-11:30—D 42— 1:00—C 43— 2:00—D 44— 3:00—A 45— 4:00—C 46— 5:00—C • 47— 6:00—A —Milton vs. Hespeler — Palmerston vs. Creemore or Paisley —Orangeville vs. Hamilton Minor —Burford vs. Cr,aigbee Corners —Southampton vs. F.H.H. Kingston —Mount Brydges vs. Winner Game 36 —Markham vs. Collingwood —Mooretown vs. Loser Game 42 —Mitchell vs. Winner Game 42 =Loser Game 40 vs. Loser Game 44 Consolation Final 48— 7:00—D —Loser Game 41 vs. Winner Game 39 49— 8:00—A —Winner Game 40 vs. Winner Game 44 Consolation Final 50— 9:00—B —Strathroy vs. Port Elgin Sunday, January 1 9— . Consolation Final 51— 9 00--C -Winner Game 33 vs. Winner Game 45 Consolation Final - 52-10:00'—A —Winner Game 37 vs. Winner Game 47 Championship Game 53--11 00—B Kincardine vs. Walkerton Championship Game 54-12 30--C —Winner Game 35 vs. Winner Game 46 . .Championship Game - 55- 2:00-- A —Winner Garne 38 vs. Winner Game 49 Championship Game 56— 3 30--D —Winner Game 41 vs. Winner Garhe 43 NOTE: Teams must be registered at the'fegistration desk at (east one half hour before the scheduled starting time, "Note: Each player in the tourney will receival.a Centennial crest, which -wifl�als bO-on gale et--tha Arens --booth.._ Lunch will be sssrved in the auditorium tollowing all games ea•, •^ Leh Fawcett. Chairman . c