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But Cannwant going to
lit. f tit two innings
PlaYing they f lr mo e-1 flS two
fiat weep. by Truenier. Both times he sot
' ley WA on baseby walks. The next run*
logs their , were by Be 1:4 getting a
up to 1Q win horaerhn over centre field'
fence and by Finkkbceiner with
dalb►. .
ay Clint+ ttravelledt'o his double. These runs tied the
.
a1 shw od tO riles' the strong.ga . meat
ua�
lalrIy ptal►y1Gd eel lly hard, but pings they made: nine runs, ur
Step eitTownship juv"eniles •
Crediton spectactu
iWiwi off the game in the t
eIf o1 the first inning r�wit
Diner getting on base by
error and Clarke bringing
nitbeiner and -himself Moble
his homerun. This 4/1.1t
the SOK' til► cl a 4'3, still in
lrntnn's fa' still
fought"inn
and in: the th I g
Chesley got four more ruins'by`
[a°ey, Matheson, Preibe,and
Molnar, Molnar brought in
runs and -a#linger the
fringing the.score to 7-4
agaiun inChesle's favor.
Clinton was not about to stop
T next inning both teams though for in tate next two in -
fu
C ceditOn ahead in the game, 2.
.
neither succeeded in getting
any runs. This meant an
overtime inning.
Clinton came back strong in
the 10th dining with MacDonald
getting on base by a single and
one Cook
hits, o�ijbt walks and one
sacrifice. The runs were two
from Cook and Butler.
MacDonald, Irwin, Peterson.
Riehl. and Burns each got one•
to bring the score to 13-7 in
Clinton's (aver•
w,ho to' homo on �
d pitch
to make the score 1. .„
'We was no .real action: until
the third More
when Clinton
got .fou lore guns, Vis! air..
bele ged to Irwin. Peterson.
Nicholson. and a Tiff. Barttif.
knoked�th+ of die tuns t by
his. d+lble and the other was
brought in brWeleb, to ake
the score a 5.1 lead for Clinton.
in, the 5th and eth innings.- _there were four more runts. In
the 8th Butler knocked in Cr
with his triple and. ran , in
himself on MacDonald`,
sacrifice. In the Gth both Welch
and Cook crossed the plate to
bring the score to a 9-1 score -for
getting
triple, winning the game for In .the Ith inning, Chesley Clinto n the6th with another run by
came'back wt inning Mitchell
Wend Clinton aline back in the thele' 7 :
with Ryanget- Clinton's next game was Molnar who was brought in by r and two more runs
to harm the score to
'inningolmes
g played the following Saturday Woods. There were stili more
ting ,Qn base by an error, tubs scored 3n the 7th inning 9-3 forChnton.
: rtiif f getting on base by a night at home against Chesley. A,' int Clinton did still not
single, d kala tall getting ' Again, Clinton's opponents Clinton brought in five more by
F' Ryan when one More player crossed
on -base by, a walk. Steed �uok started the game off with a run Conk,
Butler, eterson, n of ed
R into home by his by Woods who was brought and Burns to make the score 18- thebase with. aDean single, ®les conn
brought y wHe trS sacrificeto 8for Clinton.
first base hit bringingthe score home by per' But Chesley still kept trying: and third and got knocked
to 1, still in Creditton'`s fa oar. the pitcher. I got one more run by home by Dave c Bartlif f's seconds
In the sixth_inning C talon Clinton came bagel; early 'n they The score
" ed to ll up their socks the bottom of the second inning Molnar. to brin fl lte/final score ° was now
tO-h the dad'
'' Irwin and to 18-9 for
' and go ahead. First, Riehl got with two' runs by was Mitchell did net give up. In
a walk. then Peterson who were brought' in Clinton's third gamethe got three
On base by if ice. •s played the next afternoon in the 9th inning ,they
more runs. one by 13. Stacey,
one by D. Stacey_ and the
other bit I. Fickenswiller, to
bring the final score. to 10-6 in
Clinton's favor.
the score 42 in Clinton's favor. Richard Welch and one by Don � ,
for the - MacDonald. Richard got • on V
But that wasn't enough
juveniles • base by his triple and Don got
ntng we scored two niore runs walks were brought in by Bt11
MacDonald; Cook and Butter by Riehl's sacr i .
all, got walked. The : pitcher brought the score to 2-1 in Mitchell. We started off in the
wilted in one MIL Clinton's favor, and still we first inning with a hon�erun by
d U 'to fought- Steve Cook for a one to nothing
�icltard Welch steppe p � • - two more lead. Mitchell got the, tying run
the plate and hit a double to In thethirdinning in the second inning by'�01fe
• bring in two more runs 'making runs were brought in; one y
hard fighting S -
In the top of the seventh in- on base by a walk. Both of these
by Richl who gait on by a single, Irwin's single.
and Hart who got on by a walk, This brought the scar
Both of these runs- were hit in for Clinton. .
by Don MacDonald's single. In the 4th- inning Chesley y C b
h •� 1
anas�tra Gun. Club
Greg Potter of Goderich and
M Barkin of Clinton im-
proved : their aimfromlast
week and led the- field at • the
Jul 16 Vanastra Gun Club's
trap shoot with 2 .
Jeff Darling of Exeter and - planned soon tri" a second >division league
Derwin Carter of Londesboro game.
followed with a tie of 19 while The Ontario Lacrosse Clinton started off well and
Johi�i Hessels of Goderich and Association will be sponsoring early on had -two excellent
Paul Middleton of Clinton also a plaaye^r' clinic at the " scoring opportunities but on
turned in an even score of 18. Goderich - Arena on Monday• both occasions the bol! was shot
Further down the standings July 28 -and Tuesday, July :'0, wide.
were Janet Potter of Goderich . The clinic is ' part of a St. George's took the lead on
who finished with a 16 and
Ashley Gilbert. also • of
Goderich who made 14.
Allan Turner of -St. Marys
upset Jerry Coleman of
Seaforth from top spot when he
shot a 25 out of a possible 25 hits
at the Club's skeet shoot on July
19.
Jerry Coleman finished with
a 22, • which tied with Bill
McNutt of . Exeter and Bill
Stewart .of Goderich. Tole
Allen. • of Londesboro 'held ..-
second place with .24. Pat
Heenan of Seaforth and Jim
Carter of Londesboro turned in
a score of 21, followed by trap
shoot leader Greg Potter with
19.
Wilfred Mullins of Stratford
and Harrison Schoch of Zurich
made 18 hits each and Glen
Mogk of Bornholm shot 17.
Ashley Gilbert ' turned in a 16
followed by Garry McPhee of
Goderich with a 15. -
Mery Batkin's aim was quite
a bit off this week and he only
managed a 14 which was also
Everybody had A snort from the. baby bd`ttle when the
Brodhagen Cuties played the Clinton "Lions Club last
Friday night. Ruby Fleisch*uer, with his arm around the
second basemen, and ump. Hugh 1 -lodges also hada drink
of milk. (News -Record photo)
Clinton Soccer CiuJ)
ties tough London team
shot by Paul Mellar of Ry Rosemary Armstrong
ere Vanastra- Jim East of Clinton , 'The Clinton Soccer Club's
e to 44 finished with a I. performance appears to be on
Lacrosse clinic
This brought the score to 6-2 to came back with two runs by
This
favor. Matheson and Robson, to bring
Clinton- Raceway entries
RACE t -PACE Parse -43U
t. HALAGRAPH G.Woodburu
2. IN B TW EEN R. W,eick
*LITTLE ARNIE L QeCalirrwe
4. HIGHLAND PALE
, 5, BENMILLER BUDDI
i., NANCY BELLE
7. MISS DIRECT BAKER
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SANDRA'S SNIPPY
RACING RHYTHM
RACE 2 - PACE
T. Kerr
D. Jewitt
T.B.A.
T.B.A.
A. Abbott
N. Cam'pbef
Parse *31i
S. SCIo`ro HILL C. SE Ith
°Oh BARBARA'S BILLIE - D. Jewitt
7_CATHYCAMP T.B.A.
A.E: ..
MIGHTY EM M. Jorgensen
I. KERR'S BOY • W M. McLean
2. CAMPMAN . E. Barnes
3. SCOTI'SG. T.B.A.
4. DIRECT DREAM R. Hitchcock
5 GOLDEN GERT. R. Week
6. TARTAN ROSE-4'o?ard
1. PIERRE'HA1iVESTER- A.. Abbott
Vi.E. .
MERRYWOOD DEE F. MacDonald
PATRICIA HERBERT J. Marshall
RACE 3 - PACE
1. JACKIE PARKER
2. 1.Q.
& CLAYBROOK COPPER
4. MISS JAMES MAC
5. TRIMMER
6. ARGYEL ED
7. BIG TIMECHARLIE
A.E. •
DOROTHY G.
DUCHESS GRACE
RACE4-PACE
t. STREAMDALE VELO
2. DAINTY MEADOW -
3. POLLY'S BEST •
4. GINGER CHAMP
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6. J.M. OMAHA
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RACE 5 • TROT
t. SCARLET WALBolt
2. OSCAR VAN
3. HERB MON
4. EDNASSCAMPEk
Parse *375
H. Kennedy
N. McKnt$ht
K. W
R . Taylor
A. Abbott
T.B.A.
i#. Morgan
Roger Hamm
L. DeCaluwe
Perse $325
. D. Jewiltr
G. Roebuck
J. Niarskal1,
B. Hollings
M . Pollard
T: Kerr
E. Barnes
Wm . Caldwell
W . Bennett -
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G Dukes
A. Abbott
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1. WILLIES FILLY
2. FLUX
3. BATTLE RING
4: GUN BELT
5. RHYTHM'S NANCY
6. MERRYWOOD MITE -
7. MEADOW DUFFY
A.E.
SCOTCH A PLENTY
RUSTYS CHARM
Parse $32.5
G . Clark
T.B.A.
D. Kerr
H. Kennedy
J. Muir
L. Catuwe
J. Davidson
D. Je its
J. Cote
RACE 9°- TROT Parse 4454
I.'RICKOliY LASSIE `; P. MieDbii*td'
2 J J JA1a S E. Barnes'
3. FRISICY REID R. Morgan
4. JEFFERSON PEGGY N. McKnight
6 REIDSPICK - N. Campbell
6. MONTY LEE FROST J. Davidson
7. NANCY CARRUTHERS M. Pollard
A.E.
MIGHTY EM M . Jorgensen
RACE tt - PACE
1. TWO DIRECT CLAY
2- MARGO JOHNSTON
3.-DECCA'S COUNSEL
4: FLYING DUANE
5. GYPSYS HONOUR
6 CARRY ON SYL
7 ViCTOR H VOLO
RACE9-PACE
t. HONKEYTONtC
2.OZARK CHIEF
3. SOKY'SMAVERICK
4. APOPGU PENDIN
GREENVIEW DUKE
6. GINGER DUKE -
7. LITTLE ARNiE .
the upswing as they tied 2-2
with'--- the strong London St.
George's Club on the weekend.
Parse pN
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T. McFadden
A. Abbott
H. Kennedy,
F. Maguire
E. Keatlugs
G. Campbell
F. MacDonald
Parse Use
G. Woodburn
C. Your`
J. Sryyan
T. Kerr
D. Jewitt
L. DeCaluwe
L. DeCaluwe
RACE to - PACE Parse Mel
t MISS BELLE BARS
2 CRASH LANDING
3 MARSHALL WEICK
4 STERLING DANCER
S. GREG BARNEY
F. MacDonald
G. Roebuck
R . Week
M. Poniard
R . Moffatt
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the big defenceman.
St, George's took the.. lead
again on a defensive error by
Clinton. early in the second half
but it was a short lived lead.
Clinton came storming -back to
tie the game once more when
Gerry -Lobb "nosed" a cross
from Charlie Lipp into the net.
only 50 seconds later.
Both teams played good.
clean soccer and the 2-2 tie was
a fair result.
Clinton_ has' now picked up
three points in two games after
Dave -M-
encourage the growth of Noonan despite the fact that
Canada's National Sport. All they had had only a few tries on
, boys and girls of any • age are net while the Clinton forwards
invited to attend as well as any exerted more pressure but .
interested adults. could not put the ball past the
There will be two -sessions en St. George's keeper.
Monday at "11:00 a_,m. and 2:30 It took .St. George's centre
p.m: and 'also on Tuesday at , half t erek Alexander, to find
10:00 a.m.. and 1:30 p.m. 'There the key when he passed back to
is no charge for attending and his •keeper, missed him, and
interested persons need have, saw the ball trundle into his
only to bring running shoe cwn-net~to,tie thegarne.at one
and may attend any sir- all goal each.
sessions. Alexander then edeemed
The instructors are Pat himself by playina strong
Fallon and Roger Boyd. defensive game and effectively
currently active participants shackled Brian Jewitt of
with the Owen Sound North Clinton who couldn't shake off
Stars- • of the Ontario Major
League_
Both attend the,University of
Waterloo and have wide ex-
perience as coaches. referees
and players. They have at their
disposal a varied supply of
visual aids and other in-
structional material. Sticks will
be supplied and may. also be
purchased, if desire.
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having earned only two in the
previous six games.
With ten games left in the
league schedule it would ap-
pear that Clinton has an ex-
cellent chance of remaining in
the -second division. but only if
they continue. playing with the
desire they are now showing.
Their next game is August 9th
when they play F.A.G i Strat-
ford at Clinton Arena.
Don't forget:to attend the all -
day -soccer tournament on
August 4th when teams from
the London and District
Leagues will compete for the
'Clinton Centennial Trophy.
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