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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-07-10, Page 6Clinttrn juv eniles;.a* a still en 9itte y^i, «(nseelitive 1 canoes.' .. beating. 00429 last Week. Last Thur ay night Clinton hotted the strongStephan townshipjuveniles. Cream cone on strong in the first inning with a single hit by Davey, followed by a Wine run hit over the fence by fiestard. ` Clifton cattle back stronger in the last half of the.'inning with• both MacDonald and Cook getting on base by walks. Greg Beber decided to /get things going when he walked up to the 'plate and slammed one right over the centre field fence. This made the score -3.2 in Clinton's favor. In the' next inning Irwin got wanted, "stole second. and got the 1► h f Oreg BUM Ted. Stew"Mustard sing'# .a. on,error, filling the Dom. rcing in „Alit( ss :ball arm's, r�.another , and ... D)vennerS, on second and third; ,Pett s 7l ith Ed Da is Fmed' a double to �,� ►:. hits. melud:Ogo : bliSeS lett centre scoring two. mora. :empty toner- over ,tie right rens, pact, later wed the final run .sat. the nning as he Th4f ep C�t+',g grabbed an: early 3- scored. + a sacrifice fly by Cal lf., y b . lead in the first inning on F1k'e0tllitl, three Cott hitssnd two walks. The Colts woo theme in the -- was roily pt . eighth inning they scored out- o#' Ott in the filth two big duns« With one out, i nniing, . arts the Cott ex- Greg° Burns and Stew Mustard ploded for eight big runs f drew wale. Ater Butch Fleet even: a latter was retired. Paul flied gut,'Don Bartliff drilled a Bartliff led off with a triple, double down'the right field line r Greg Burns doubled, Mike.,, scaring Burns andMUstard, Anstett reached °first an an Don Hardt!! and Don eeror Larry Pickett singled ,Coktithocin led the Cit hitting o runs home,DanCol9n attack with a double and single . .�. singled, Don Ba�f: walked, each.' Other hits were.thered Doc Miller "reached first on an by Stew Mustard, Butch. Fleet, error as two more runs scared. Ed Doer, and Greg Burns. Cal Frentlin walked, and Dave On Sunday afternoon July 6, Fawcett singled home " two at Arva, the Colts defeated More runs. Arva for the` second time bast Pa B irtliff, batting, for the weekend. This time the score second time in the inning, was 10-8. • delivered jhe eighth run of the Stew Mustard pitched his • .wit .la.sacrificefly_..The third complete game of the score at the end of the -Fifth seascst, running tits -record -td 3 inning read, "Colts "Colts 15- wins and no loss s. The Colt's Thorndale 2. After that it was team record now stands at 7 just the formality of ending the wins and 3 losses and it ties - game and seeing what the final them for first place, with the score rnightend up. Dashwood Tigers. Leading Colt hitters in this • The two teams tangled last game were David Fawcett night (Wed) at Clinton to break with four hits; a horsier, and 3 the tie. Results of the game will singles; Pickett -2 singles; Don be written up next week. Bartliff, two singles; Paul ,The Colts jumped off to an, Bartliff, a triple and a single; early 1-0 lead in the first inning 'Greg Burns, a double and a at Arva on two walks .and an single; Doc Miller, twosingles; R.B.I. single by catcher Mike and one hit each by Dan Anstett, who, 'by the way, Colquhoun. and Cal Feemlin. played and 'caught an out - Friday evening, the Clinton standing game for he Colts. , ' Colts came from behind an 8-2• Arva grabbed thead in the deficit in- the last half _ of the bottom half of the „ rst inning seventh inning to score &runs in with two runs -on three hits and the seventh and two mereii n the a Clinton error. In -the Colt half eighth to squeak` out an 9-8 of the second inning, the Colts victory over Arva. , Cam again regained the . lead with MacDonald in relief of starter. two runs and never looked back lid Daer•pitked up the pitching after that as they led by as victory. much as 10-2 by the end or the Arva jumped on starter Daer fifth inning. in the first inning with the three Arva scored three runs in the run homer by. Arva's Jeff sixth and ninth innings, but fell Craig. They increased their short as the Colts defeated lead to 5-0 in the third inning Arta feet** Ifi -th'st ig s% with another�homer, this time a time this season. two run smash by John Tilden. Leading, hitters for. ;the Colts Clinton a entries RACE i -PACE ' Passe$I I. TACTFUL TOhl Win. WoodburnD.Jwits 2. NOBL ESTEIN 3. KILLARNEY BABE . N. Campbell 4. MLSSJAMES MAC R. Taykr 5. JOEY HAL DALE, J.MatshaB 6. MULBERRY PAINTER B. Maguire 7. CHEROKEE BYRD R. Rundle RACE: -PACE 1. PFEE WEE DUKE - 2. RYWOOD DEE 3. RIPPLEHENLEY 4. ROGER FROST S. GINGER CHAMP - 6. COKELLAN - 7. POLLY'S BEST Passe $30 D. McArthur F. MacDonald C Crandon JAhickwarth R. RollIngs • R. blathers .1. Marshall RACE S - PACE Pestis - t. LADY'S DAVID D. Jewitt 2. NOTA SLOWPOKE J. Kermit s. MF.HRYWOODMITE L. Decaklwe 4. TINY'S COPPER DUKE T.B.A. S. ILIGII TURK R. Wilson 6. ROMAN WARRIOR B. Hodgson 7. FLUX ' T.B.A. RAE 4 . PACK Parse MO t. STEAM DALE VELA D. Jewitt i.QUINTE ROYAL: ° J. M. Marshall rsh U 3. SAhtMY'surcx d 4. J.61. A. Williams S. MR. o1LKs N. Car/when 6. MISS LEPAGE D. McNali 7 50titiER DUIW, L Dec 1uwe Qt RACE s. PACE 1 REMARKABLE GOOSE -2. JAY DEE DUSTY 3. LEOSSTAR • 4. CALLIEJOE S. PATRICIA CHIPS °&. OUR SPECIAL STAR 7 MARK SCIt'T1E RACEs_PAcp Poise.= R. Sidd.0 A: Abbott S. Maguire D. Morrissey G. Payne J. Le%# -e N McKnight Parse S. REID'S PICK 6. ICE BOX 7 CATHY CAMP eeLcr to - PACE 1. MARSHALL. WEICK 2.1LONKEY TONK 3. LADY SAMANTHA , 4. GREENVIEW DUKE S. ARMBRO NAPIER 6.. TOP GUN 7 J.R. GRA'1'TAN 1_ DEEP .RUN LYN F gathers 2. AMBER GOLD G Volland S. ZANTAtiONE Baa nes. ,., 4. PATRICIA HERBERT 3 Ma ialt I S. SHADOW RAKER MrJorgensen 6. DIRECT DREAM R. Hitchcccic 7 BENMILLER BUDDI D. Jewitt RATE 7 - PACE Panel= 1. urea AWA°r 2. VIRGi'NIA'S MISTY "---.._3: SII GRANT . 4, GLBSROThES s, VICI"OR OVOID CASMPMAN 7. GOWEN GEST 43. Hewitt Wow McLean Wm. C.ai twrlli J. Pollard F. Maclinatd E. Barnes R. W'e" RACER -PACE Pais I.SPARTA USC. K. Klinball a HORERTDELL G. Woodburn 3.Obit*INA R. McLean 4. ItACING 1HW1$M B. Maguire S MAW G11tt. G. Roebuck 'i. G1. 'Lnaltulls G. Hewitt. Patse$IN RACE ..TROT L t.P1411.4411115 IlleAtOltit LAMM A. lull RAR to MUM T. Keatlrt & Smith �r°B:�►° D. Jewritt the chickens that about racing . form and ni w they're laying PRSTTIME:. 2:4111p.4.. ni . t Clinton Kihrtnwn Raceway was a success last Sunday as a crowd of 1,414. doy u� nt .. w red 03,$l sen opening day record. Here Bonny Pa rker,n the left, takes the lead in the rsg th race, the Labatt s Stakese and leads the Way to the wire. (News-Recurdphoto.) From the horses mouth By Ken At Elmira raceway on Monday evening in thq first rate, King Lester owned by Hugh Galbraith of Dashwood and driven by Dennis Jewitt of Clinton was second. In the - fourth race Super Check owned by Paul Johnson of Grand Bend and driven by Dennis Jewitt was out of the money. fn the fifth-. race. Virginia's Misty owned by Robert T. McLean of Goderich and driven by Randy McLean was second. In the seventh race, Geordies Mite, owned by Jeanie and Hugh , Galbraith of Goderich and driven by Dennis Jewitt was the the winner. Out of the money was Kit Lee owned by D. Gun Club N: Cainpbell M. Pollard . J. Kemps rose 112110.- L. Itaskett N. McKnight , T. Kerr T.B.k.. T. Kerr L. DeCalutte Goderich's Greg Potter took top spot at the July 2 Vanastra Gun Club trap shoot with a score" of 24, beating Bill= Stewarts„ also of Goderich. by one point. . . In a field dominated by Goderich marksmen • Jim Sheardown • finished , with 21 while Ashley Gilbert and John Hessells tied at IS. Janet Potter turned in a ire of 17 and Herman Fisher of Ben - taw With a 45, Tom Allen of Londesboro carne out in front at the Club's skeet shoot held on July 5. Greg Potter's 24 was" good for • second place and Harrison Schoch of Zurich and Dave Schlemmer of Stratford tied at third with 23. Bill McNutt of - Exeter and Jim Carter of Londesboro followed with a tie 'of 22. Ashley Gilbert turned in a score of 20 while Mery Batkin of Clinton and Jim Hogg of Seaforth finished with 19 each. Derwin Carter of Londesboro completed the shoot with !Sand reliable Jim East was back in there trailing the field witha 15. R. Baker of Goderich and Douglas Kerr, Dungannon and driven by Ra ,dy McLean. At Goderich raceway Iasi Friday evening, the first race winner was Pebbies . Gill, owned . by George , Feagan Goderich and Ron Fegan Dundas and 'driven by- Gerry ,,, Rciebtck. Third was Victor H Volo, owned by Fred Fowler Landesboi o acid :driven ..by Frank -MacDonald. Third in the second race was Miss Direct Baker owned by Lorne Tyndall Clinton and driven by Frank MacDonald. Fourth was Jimmy the Butler owned by Robert mid H. O. Jerry of Goderich and driven by Robert Jerry. Fifth was Crimson Josie, owned by Bruce Volland of Goderich and Grant Volland of Clinton. Out of the money was Deep • Run Lynn owned and driven by Floyd Mathers of Goderich. Fourth in the fourth race.was Reggie Ford, owned- by Charles H. Brindley of Goderich and driven by Jack Meriam of Goderich. Scotts Boy owned by • Edith Samis of Goderich and driven by Randy McLean did not finish. - The sixth race _winner was Success Grant owned and driven by' William Caldwell of Clinton. The mile was in 2:12:1 and the pay off was $16.90. . ecrend was Timberiana 111y. owned by Arnold Doak of Goderich and driven by Jack Meriam. Fourth was Tactful ..Tom, owned by V. J. Baird of Hensall and driven by Grant Volland. Fifth was - Lady's David owned by Larry: rewitt and John Jewitt of Clinton and Londesboro and driven by Dennis' Jewitt. Out of the money was Single Johnnie, owned and driven by John Muir of Seaforth. The seventh race winnerwas Derby Bob. owned by 'Ron Williamson and Alf Ross of Staffa and driven by Ron Williamson. The -Wile was 1:10.2 and the payoff was $8.P. First in the eighth race was Rhythm's Nancy, owned Ely Dave Muir of Seaforth and driven by Johnny'Muir. Second was Tinys Copper Duke, owned by R. E, McKinley of Zut-ich and driven by Garry Roebuck. Out of the money was Deep Run Billy,, " owned by Mr. and Mrs7 O. McLean of Goderich anddriVen-by w': 4:Ivic4ate' Fourth in the ninth race was Janet Express, owned by William German of Clinton and drusen by William German. Out of themoney was Pen Dins Sob. owned and driven by Bruce Volland. Third in the tenth race was ET Sam O. owned by Richard Burgess and Jim and Joe Dick with Gordon Pullman driving all are from Seaforth. At the Clinton raceway Sunday afternoon„ out of the money in the _first race was Miss Ramafi, owned by Ronald E. Baer of GodeiInd.driven by Gerry Roebuck. Second in the second race was Hickory Lassie,. owned by Walter Oster of Clinton and driven by Frank MacDonald' " , Fifth in the sixth race was Tommy's , Boy, owned and driven by Mac Sewers of Londesboro. Out of the money wast Sandy Doo Little, owned by gird- H. inter- Clinton and - driven by Frank MacDonald. Out of the money in the fourth race was Harlo Champ, owned by Ernest Brown. and Harold Gibbing. of Clinton andjdriven by Harold Gibbings. 'Third in. the fifth race was Judy Mothers owned and driven by Mac Sewers. Out of the money was T. C. Queen. awned by Wilmer A. Wiley Stratford and driven by Dennis Jew itt. - Second in the sixth race was Ilii ndel lero. owned by Carl and Grant Fisher, of Goderich with Carl driving. Out of the money in the s.4igbtli twice, Was Granny, Mathers, owned by Charles Eugene and John Mathers of Goderich and driven by John. The ninth race, winner was Benmiller Buddi, owned by Verdum and Bradley Vanstone of Goderich with Dennis Jewitt driving, Second was Vir-ginia's Misty. owned by Robert T. McLean and driven by Randy Mcf can. - Fourth was Ambei Gold, owned by. Chris F. .Buzanis of Stratford and driven by Grant Volland. The tenth race winner was Miss BelleBars, oW'ndd by J. H. F d Fowler of Lendesboroand driven by Frank MacDonald. The mile was in :08,4 and the payoff $3,10 SALES TAX ONcAftS TO BE REBATED It's Your Move *You Can SAVE 5% or pissrirty OM 1, 0% if you buy that, new _. car nowt . . +BY BUYJN G FROM OUR CURRENT STOCK YOU'LL SAVE ON THE TAX AND SAVE ON A PROBABLE S PERCENT INCREASE ON 927 MODELS. Tate Adventige Todiy - • PACERS tr G EMU. r • HORNETS and °. MATADORS IN T • We are also ACCEPTING 1916 ORDERS so the they may he delivered • prior to the end of the lox rebate -STRICKLAND AUTO MART LTD. Your Ant/mired American Moto- Jeep Dealer Moon Road (Highway ID Aodertttt b24,eit t $2.1 Seel kneeltedi.:or In the thin inning;there werefourpope that crossed the plate, • Butler, bpd Irwin,. tit tiro next innini Butler, was brought by Welch's sacrifice, Hut .still'' Chntot aggeeSsedon with five runs ,in.. fifth tuning, Crediton • pulled. °up their.., socks in the sixth inning; with three rut's by ilestard, Jpdge, and Schroeder. Still, they struggled on getting another cull in the top of the seventh' inning nl~aking the score -14.6 , for Clinton. But Clinton came back very heavily in ,,the bottom of the inning with five singles, a double. a triple and walks, for a total of 13 runs. r Again in the eighth inning there were _' more runs by MacDonald and Butler. The final score was 29-6 for Clinton. Tree split. Clinton service clubs raised over $500 at last Mondays monster bingo while giving away a 51.000 jackpot to Stella Peacock and Mrs, David Beach of Clinton and Mrs. Walter Baird of Brucefield. Other ladies who came into the money were Alice McNair of Huron Park, winner of the J,J63-50 special: Mrs. Janet McArthur of Seaforth, winner of the 5113 -game and rrbara Heath, another Huron Park resident. who won the $161.50 of the third special. Numbers were also rolling well for the following $50 regular game winners: Mrs. Wilma McMichael, Mrs. Fern Dale, Hazel Parker, and Bev. Smith' of Clintoal: Mrs, Esther. Hillman of HUthtt Park : Barb hingo Chapman. Evelyn Chainbers, Mrs. D. McArth'•r. Mrs. Sandra Pollock, Anne Liiklater, Mrs. Helen Cool. Joyce Baech.ler, Lois Meriam & Mrs. Ernie Fisher of Goderich; Peggy Volland of Mensall , Nellie - -- Burkholder of Blyth: Mrs. 4 Alice Boyce, Joyce Mcllwai.n and Mrs. Maude Weston of Bayfield; Mrs, Ivan Meidinger. and Susan Rau of Zurich ; Marion Anderson of London Neil Bcuerman: Bill Austin. and Mrs. Barney Hildebrand of Seaforth; Mrs. Appleton of Exeter; Helen Chessell and Russ .Cainpboll' of Mitchell: Mrs. Joseph- Schneider of Wingilam: Jewel Plunkett of Auburn: and Mrs. I. vise Hislop of Brussels.' Centennial Entert:inment Honky Tonk. Night Teesday, 'Dilly 29th at the Clinton Arcus loitering: Tie febrilees 'Honky Teo Retarders" Wednesday, lily 30th Night talept Enjoy the best of local & oras talent! Wednesday, Jely 30* Hospitality Night ' at the Clinton Areas Featuring: Bob Mann. Eugene Broadley. Barry Stevens. Lloyd Butter, Jim Burgess & Seamus Doherty ' ` Ssterdoy, Aegest 2nd Grandstand Show Starring : Bobby GiMby i Children's Chores Also appearing: Clinton's No. 1 Muskat -Family. "The Bradteys" bershop" the "Town & Country Four", Clinton's Seamus Doherty. • .. leaders in "Bar - only Irish Tenor; Beed Contest lodged by Miss;Dominioa of Cued. °M;VTICEP. to Competitors for C�ntenniai Talent (ompetition: Aothtions tv*il be held Tuesday, July 15 at i p.m. in the Central Horan beim:004v v School Aediterium. A11 applicants please attend, .