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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-08-14, Page 11litiett Woman At Clinton . last ` Friday. $ the Mean Cowl the ?bonded* Ai.eis a soon ell 7-4 behind the tri . pitching Of Stew to tab* the first game in• a 'best of five Ontario u sabill Association , Series. Stew pitched brilliant ball is tlhe. cirlck as the west he distan cer striking out 16 betters. The Coke staked Stew with a 24 lead la the first Wain.. 'Ielhhstard opened the game with a *sir, aid three cAastchtive singles by Butch Fleet. Dos Bartliff and Dave Fawcett rode -ed two runs. 'Ilhornelaie bounced back in heir half of the third inning so tie the score 2-2. With one out back to back Clinton errors. and a single ,by MacDonald produced the tying runs. However, the Colts were not to be denied and came back in the %bottom half of the third inning to score 2 runs and go ahead again with 4-2.. . Don Bartliff started the rally first base on an error byerthe esecond baseman. A grohuhd rule double hit by Dave Fawcett put runners on second and third base; two walks in a row to. Doc Miller and Dan Cabuhount- forced in the first run of the inning, and a pass ball by the catcher allowed the • second run to be scored. The Colts put the game out of Thorndale's reach with three big tuns in the seventh inning. With one out, Doc Miller walked. Dan Colquhotin followed with a single, and then Cal Fremlin scored both unrners with a double to left centre. Greg Burns followed Fremlins' double with a single to centre scoring him. The Angels cut the Colt lead to 7.4 in the eighth inning with • two nuns. The highlight of the ---inning for'the Colts came when Stew Mustard pitched his way out of a bases loaded jam with the tying nuns on base. - Stew Mustard, Dave 'Fawcett. Dan Colquhoun, Cal Fremlin and Greg Burns led the Colt hitters with two hits each. Singles were picked up by Butch Fleet, Don Bartliff and Larry Pickett. In game two against Thor- ndale in Mondale last Sunday, the Colts blasted five Angel, pitches for 24 hits en route to a bombarding 104 victory..Gam"fj telves balk itt?BIM INacDonald pitched an ex' Division, next season -a place repent game yielding only they should not be with the ' three hits and allowing only two calibre of play seen this season. hells le gas mat of the in the entire game. Cant • snuck out 1S,Aagal aid wanted onhbr este man. The victory enabled the Cons to take a two games to nodhMtg dead int tide series, . The Costs took a commasmiimg T-0 kemd� � seamedthird seven =44:mea went to the plate Stew Mustard. Dan Cdquhoua and Dont Bartliff bit cohlsectutive toubI,e to open up the third Maims. Doc Miller singled in _ two hiss, Lardy Pickett walked and Paul 'Bartliff slammed a homer over the tilt field fence for three snare' runs. After Fleet was grounded out, Burns . waaked, Cam MacDonald and - Stew Mustard singled to score the seventh run of the inning. It was also Stew's second hit of the inning. The Colts added another run in the fourth as Greg Buren singled, Butch Fleet walked and Cam MacDonald singled in Bunts with the run. In the fifth inning. the Colts once again battled around sending 10 men to the plate this time. Dan Colquboun. Don Bartliff, and Doc Miller hit" consecutive singles to open up the inning. After Pickett struck out, Paul Bartliff singled to score _two mere rum. Greg Buns reached first oa as error and Cans MacDostald Mocked is the Mt rya by resettles first os a fielder's choke. ' In the seventh Mwiisg. with the Colts boidimj a 1341 lead. they adclid five more runs by seeding 11 men to the piste. Incidentally. it was the third time In the game that the Colts had batted around in their order. Paul Sutliff started the rally off with a double, Greg Burn • singled and Butch Fleet bit a sacrifice fly scoring •Bartliff. Cam MacDonald singled . and Stew Mustard -Walked. filling the bases. Dan Colqubotin gathered a bases loaded walk and Cal Fremlin singled home two mare runs to make the final score 18-0. • Everyone in the Colt line-up collected at least one bit each. Doc Miller and Paul Bartliff each collected four hits. Dan Colquhoun, Greg .Bunts and Cam MacDonald collected three hits each, Stew Mustard and Don Bartliff collected two hits each .and Cal Fremlin. Butch Fleet and Larry Pickett round out the hit total of 24 by getting one hit each. The next game was played last night in Clinton' but the score of this game was unavailable at press time. Atoms whit f wins- sim ms The Clintoa'Monis wound up their baseball salt last week in Port Elfin on a winning nobs defeating Port Elgin 13-11. A very creditable showing for their first year - winning first" place in the Atom "D" division. Aliens asset Masbate 1* Last Sunday night at home. the Clinton Atoms defeated Wingham 114 in i come frau behind victory for their first playoff start. On 'Ilhesda y night they travelled to Wingham and tat a squeaJker. 4-3. in a real pitcher's duel. Mike Williscraft went the distance for Clinton allowing just 'four hits. David (Yogi) Allen had two hits for Clinton while Andy Flowers. Brad Hymers. and Paul Stephenson had singles. The Atoms host Chesky this Saturday at 1:30 peen. for the next game in the round robin piayotf. Juveniles l ea( T ire Mase Caebre;nr Maim started offthe playoffs 'rbtrselay isieht * *holism ilncardine,,164 la the first gam of till best three out of a swiss of five games. Kiaccardi+oe started the gain aK•atrong iw lira top of the first Tsai withrt quick five runs by B•Sher/felt, D. Shewfelt. Riggs Hedisy and Petrie. -Clinton came back just as strong in the last half of the inning with five runs by MacDonald. Cook, Butler. Irwin, and Welch. In the second and third inisinis Clinton got two mors runs by MacDonald and ane by Irwin. Kincwrdinte, got a bane run b Rlgg s andanother run ,by D. Shewfeit. in the fourth in- ning. In the bottom of the fourth Clinton got three runs by MacDonald. Cook. and Butler. In the top of the seventh inning Kincardine pulled off two more runs by Petter and Riggon. Clinton came back with two runs by Bartliff and MacDonald to bring the score to 12 to 9 in Clinton's favor. Clinton got four more runs in the bottom of the eighth by Irwin, Welch, Peterson and Bartliff. The final score of the There leere no runs scorned by either terms until the two of he third inning. wige Clinton's Don MacDonald was hit home by Steve Cook. Clinton rallied for four more ruins by MacDonald. Cook, Weichl'atfd .Irwin. No more runs were scored until the seventh inning. when Clijtoin got two runs by Peterson and Irwin. Clinton ended the game with four more nine by' MacDonald. Cook. Reihi, and Irwin which brought the score to 114 for. . Clinton _to win the second game in the three out of five series. The next game will be played in Clinton on Thursday. August 14. at 8:00 p.m. By Rosemary Armstrong On theweekend, the Clinton Soccer Club hosted F.A.G. Stratford in a Second Division match of the London and District Soccer League. For those fans who missed the Centennial Soccer Tour- nament at the arena on Monday August 4th, Stratford was the deserving winner of the Clinton Centennial Trophy. Last Saturday they -were -.the recipients ,of another "gift", when the Clinton team presented them with the game by a 5-2 score This game ended the first. half of the regular league schedule with Clinton lying next to bottom in the league standings. If the Clinton team doesn't start winning a few games soon, theme ayers are gang to Clinton opened the scoring with an opportunist's goal from Mex Harrett who deflected the Mali into the net from a nearly impossible angle. Stratford rallied and came back with two "soft" goals against the run of play to make the score 2-1 at half time. In the second half Brian Jewitt was on the Spot to score a lovely goal from a Harrett pass to ..tie the game at two goals each. Things looked good for Clinton who controlled most of the play but once again it was the same old story of missed chances. while at the other end Stratford was taking advantage of every mistake and scored three quick goals to put the game out of reach. Although the Clinton boys 'kept'' Pressinegolds then ld not come and the game ended with Stratford the lucky win- ters, and a 5-2 margin. Derwin Carter of Londesboro led the field :at -the August 6 Vanastra Gun Club's trap shoot with 24, bumping Greg Potter df'G0'�ricb down the second place at 22 which he shared with Jim Sheardown also . of Goderich. Jack Marriott of Goderich and Mery Baskin of Clinton tied at third with 20 while John Hessels of Goderich finished'with 19. Ashley Gilbert of Goderich followed with 18 and Lloyd Venner of Hensali trailed the field with John Anderson of Kippen at 17. Bill McNutt of Exeter con- tinued to hold the lead at the Club's August 9 skeet shoot but had to share the hon o uc with Allen Turner of,St. Marys who also shot a 24, Goderich's Bill Stewart had a 23 and Dave Collins of Walton made 22 of the 25 possible hits. Tom Alien of Londesboro and Manfred Dierolf of Goderich tied at 21 while a five -way tie occurred at 19 between Greg Potter, Mery Batkin, Harrison Schoch of Zurich, Derwin Carter and Pat Heenan of Seaforth. Don Cunningham of Toronto and Jerry Coleman of Seaforth `finished with 18 each and Randy Stanlake followed with 17. Ashley Gilbert turned in a 15; Janet Potter of Goderich a 14; and Jim East of Clinton finished with 11. F. Mc6RE60R TtD. BRUCEFIELD,-ONT. HAS ON STAFF LICENSED: + PLUMBER + WELDER + ELECTRICIAN + BOILER REPAIRMAN • HP LIMO Tractor new Hired Hands' Honds... Arden Garden Tractors, in 12. 14 and 16 HP sires. haw the power to get all your chores done. 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