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Clinton News-Record, 1975-05-15, Page 6If the rOst" of tbe'Season goes halt as well as Ow Opening weekend, the', Clinton Ohs Inter ed atO. BdsebalICl'h are In to, u of .thee best seasons • since 1972. when they were all n tidehampjops,, eVoita cored big runs on two fronts last weekend, . raising : much needed f '.►2,000' at. Ther tag .and draw last Sat day night and then, still buoyant with happiness, they trounced the Zurich club 17,0 Sunday afternoon in an exhibition game here In town. Ed Daer, Stene 'Mustard, Archie Pickett, and Greg Burns shared ,the sound duties Last Sunday, and togetherthea► chalked up 17 strikeouts in nine inning The Colts °pea their regular season this Monday when they travel to Zurich; and " their. home stint starts. on May 30 when they host Exeter, Clayton Scholtz of Goderich was the .lig Winner at last Saturday's stag aa he carted, home $500 as the grand prize winner, Those who won $25 include Jim LeBeau, lohn Feeney, Dick Fremlin, Vic Kennedy, Eugene McAdam, Richard �t c a , J lily 9r Dennis Jewitt, Murray Bi Bunking, Joe Murphy, Dill July 011 Counter; .High 'Flynn, July► Dutot, Bill, 'Crawford; Jim July 181 Gilford, Ken 'anter, Dorothy July 23 Crozier, Ray MallougKen Englestad, andWalter Turner. Clinton -Colts Schedule Home Ganes gxeter at Clinton Thorndale at Clinton' July 6 Arva`at Clinton 3 Dashwood at Clinton July 27 May 30 June June 8 June 11 May 19 May 25 ' Zurich at Clinton , i rva atClinton Dashwood at Clinton Thorndale at Clinton._ • Zurich at.Clinton. Exeter at Clinton Away Games .Clinton at Zurch g M Clinton at Ar a June 4 Clinton.atThOrndale. June 15 Clinton at Exeter June 20 qtClinton atDashw'ood June 25Clinton at Dashwood July 2 Clinton atThorndale Clinton at Arva Clinton at Exeter Clinton at Zurich The London and District Soccer League schedule opened on the weekend with teams 'in all four divisions competing. The Clinton Soccer Club, now in the Second Division, had its first game oil Sunday at home to London United when they lost by the score of 3-1. The Clinton boys first appeared looking very business -like as they warmed up in their new white uniforms. United concentrated on calisthenics for their pre -game warm-up, and looked very They grew up together, played softball together i were team-mates. However, when Dublin meets Milverton in the Midwestern Ontario ' Ladies' Fastball League on June 1, eight Clinton girls will find themselves squaring off against each other. Sandy When Patti Kay, ! remlin, Marlene Cunningham and Jennie Luckham signed with the Milverton Millwrights Junior Ladled Softball Team, +t-- automatically became, the rivals of their former team- mates, Janet • Graham, Ruth Ann Neilans, Gayle Cun- ningham and Betty Hynesbergen now with the Dublin Shamrocks. ---This is the second year that Patti, Sandy and Marlene will impressive with several well time. known faces from last year's In the second half, both First Division team among teams, played. -exciting soccer their ranks. and had several good shots on Although this sight slightly goal. , John Morrlersteeg, demoralized the Clinton playing in his first league game spectators; the local boys as Clinton's gshokw of agility as ut on appeared unruffled. a spectacular Play was end to end with he saved . some near -certain several good shots testing both goals.With three minutes. left in the goalkeepers: United took an early lead when Billy Pratt of game, the Clinton team stopped United took advantage of a to admire United's 'wily' Willie defensive error by Clinton and O'Neil's amazing ball work as slammed the ball into Clinton's he dribbled through the entire Clinton defense before lofting a unprotected net. have played with the Aper of United then made the score 2- high ball into the top right hand team. Debbie Moe 0 on a goal by Alex Plummer. corner of the net to make the Seaforth will also be playing Clinton came back to score a final score 3-1 in United's with Millwrights. will League gime withgoal when Bill Canteeon on the ,favour. Clinton The 1right wing cut into the opposing Despite the loss, schedule open May 20 Shakespeare atTillsonberg and goal area and sent over a played very well and show lots will close July 17 with beautiful pass which Gerry of_ promise for 'future games ratford. Lobb made no mistake in with several new faces on the During that two month period, Shakespeare at St directing into the United net. team and the extra effort from The score remained 2-1: at half- last year's regulars. Dublin meets Milverton at Milverton , eels° Dublin at F-ewboys balI MilvertOfl on June 1 and Dublin on July 13. in Both teams will competeT here will be few op - the Provincial Women's Sof- portunities for boys in Clinton tball Union Playoffs in St. to play organized baseball this Marys on June 27-29, with the summer, the News -Record has League . winner going on to learned. represent Ontario at the There will be only two teams Canadian Championships in in the Western Ontario Athletic Moncton, N.B. on July 30 to Association's. ball leagues: one August 4. from the tykes or atoms,' the rtes atragi opens Harness . racingfainrig.with bets' g money burning_ ole in their, can finally ge,to spend it at the Goderich Raceway. Town council, Bluewater Racing Associates and the Goderich Trotting Association finally reached an agreement that may or may not be acceptable to all parties but was signed to prevent the racing season from slipping by. The track is slated to open May 20. Council,_thr'owing up its hands in despair andrt being called to yetanother special meeting Friday night, refused to alter their stand on the agreement and after considerable discussion and comment senresidentit back Loren to Bluewater p James Cassina to either sign it or forget racing in Goderich. The contract, drawn up by coy}icil ani! s g 1►ed on4'Pri116, was sent to Gassing for his signature. Cassina kep it for several weeks before sending it back altered and initialled by him changing several clauses to meet his company's needs. The major .changes made. by Cassina were regarding a cancellation clause and . the rights to concession booths at the grandstand on race nights. Mayor Dei Shewfelt advised council that the agreement was sent back to him, he didn't know how or by whom, with a sign it or forget it attitude. He added that the Goderich Trotting Association had signed their dates over to Bluewater and that Cassina was negotiating the entire season, not just for the spring meet. Lawyer Norman Pickell, appearing on behalf of town solicitor Dan Murnhv. agreed ith the mayor saying that the '' les shad been TeEirr'4° lueWa eeg_dinsina had the Goderich association "in a box" and could keep them there. youngest; and one from the juveniles, the second oldest. - There . will be no team for boys of pee -wee age, no ball for bantam aged boys, and no team for midget aged boys. The Clinton Colts, who play in the Ontario Baseball . Association's ' Huron-Perth Intermediate League, is the only other male team playing in own at the lanes The Hurony.iew Spring Bowling League standings were turned topsy-turvy this week as the Streakers took top spot with 10 points 'replacing last week's leaders the Alley Cats, with -dropped to fifth position. The Dam Nears with 9 retained second place pushing the SexySix to fourth spot. The Stingers hold third spot and the Road Runners trail with 4. Betty Hill was the winner of the ladies' high single and high triple with 308 and 633 respectively. Another double winner was Gord MacGregor who walked away the The H'olmesville "wreckers" are the champions of the Central Huron Hockey League. .Left to right back row are coach. Bill Steenstra, Ken Bauer, Bruce Lyndon, Dick Chalmers, ' Don Freeman, John Corriveau, Robin Oates, Mark Fisher, Ray Brown and Jim Dixon. Front row are Len Wilson, John Overholt, Don Crawford, Pete Postill, Bill Hoggarth, Bill Overholt, Jim Harrison, and Paul McKeller. (photo by Fit- zgerald Studio) men's high single with 246 and high triple with 616. In the Crown Spring League, the Tail Waggers moved into a first position tie with the Mutts at 21 points. The Ups and Downs follow with ' 14, the Underdogs with 13, the X -Rated Dogs and the Better 'halves, each 'with 12 points, Wes's Gals with 10 and the 50 and 50's with 9. Ruth Dougherty had the ladies' high single with 252 and Mona Campbell won the high triple with 651. In the men's division, Bruce Collins took the high single and high triple with 294 and 775(. Juvenile baseball schedule Home Games May 25 Crediton at Clinton; June 12 Kincardine at Clinton; June 17 Goderich at Clinton; June 21 Mitchell at Clinton; July 3 Crediton at Clinton; July 10 Mitchell at Clinton; July 19 Chesley at Clinton. Away Games June 1 Clinton at Chesley; June 7 Clinton at iMitchell; June e 29 Clat Crediton (played at Dashwood) ; an organized league. 26 Clinton There are also two girls Clinton at Goderich; July 1st Clinton at Mitchell; July 6 teams in town, one for bantam Clinton at Kincardine; July 17 Clinton at Crediton (played at girls and ,one or jw.�• s•=-�• .u,,,..�� There are also . severitl ' houseieague teams in town for' both girls and boys, but they play a short season. Bantam Hardball please come out to the Clinton Arena The Clinton Juveniles, who play in the Southern loop have been the all -Ontario against Crediton and Mitchell. As well, they will play an in - Juvenile Baseball champs for terlocking schedule against the the last two years, open their regular season , against the Northern Loop, which includes Crediton Club on May 25• teams from Kincardine, The Western Ontario Athletic Chesley and Goderich. The Clinton boys will face Association drew up their 1975 last Crediton in Clinton On Sunday, schedule and leagueMay25 at8 p.m. Monday night, and Clinton will J7anaslra Gun Club Manfred Dierolf of Goderich At the Club's May 10 skeet was the point leader with 23 out shoot, perfect 25 out of Bill Stewart of o25 hits derich of 25 hits at the Vanastra Gun had Club as May 7 trap shoot. Lloyd using a little .28 gauge shot gun. Venner took second place with Tom Allen of Londesboro 21, followed closely by Murray followed at a close second with East of Clinton with 20. 24, while Harrison Schoch of In the remainder of the field, Zurich had 21, Jerry Coleman Joan Dierolf of Goderich had 18 of each had Seaforth d witha 20,ed a points; Mery Batkin of Clinton, 17; Waine Smith of Hensall, 15; three way .tie of 19 with Ernie George Dierolf of Goderich (the Marshell of MiPatc Helenas Mery Club's Junior member), 13; Batkin, and f and Ashley Gilbert of Goderich Seaforth, and Ashley Gilbert with 18. 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