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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-10, Page 61 . „ir; , , :."'"':w „ ,, , ; .: 4", :„ „ ' , • , . • . ,„:, „ . .,,,, , ' ,.,A• ..., ... ,,. ,„ . „„, , • ' • 006.4.100. 4311,405,, • SyttabitIvOrtnors, 11,1;; .",the CoR 1040.10 .10 SWAT, . Mile Mae ,Ott rie 00 in relief for starter Mustard and sof tile visitors down without a run for anexcellent relief appearance. But Carripholivillo managed nin in the ninth inninit to ,ethftflnalscore84". w picked up his sixth straight pitching victory of the season, but if it wasn't for the excellent relief pitching of Cam MacDanald, Om could have turned 00.4000It differently. - The Colts octan the visitors - by 4 slim margin of II to 10. Stew Mustard, Don Bartliftand Don MacDonald led the Colt hitting attack with two hits apiece. Other hits . were gathered by Dan Colquhoun, Butch Fleet, Cal Fremlin. Greg Burns and Doe At Campbellville last Sunday afternoon the Colts went down tea 4-1 defeat. Don MacDonald, called up from the Clinton Juveniles, IV fIst gamentithaSerieS at Jiflt4Qfl attirday af- te*.00n th.e Colts defeated mphellvillo,hY an 84 score. After the tw_o teams traded tuns in the first inning, the (Wt., took a 3-1 lead with two runs in the second inning, Greg Burns reached first on an error and Robert "Doc" Miller hammered a homer aver the tight -centre field fence. After b Carnpbellville • narrowed the score to 3.2 with a mu in the top of the third in. nitv, the Colts came back in their half Of the inning to take a 4,2 lead. Dave Fawcett reached first on a fielder's choice and came home as Don MacDonald and Greg Burns hit back to back singles. Campbellville tied the score in the top half of the fourth inning with two runs. Three singles and three Colt errors led to the scoring of their two The Colts took the lead again for the third time in the game 5- 4 with a run in the bottom half of the fourth inning. Paul- Bartliff walked• - and Stew Mustard doubled Bartliff home,. • The Colts widened their lead to 8-4 with three big runs in the shah inning. With one out, Dan. Colquhoun hornered for the first run. Three singles in a row by Butch Fleet Cal Fremlin and Don Serailf along with an error produced the Colts' final two runs. NOTICE Ratepayers of The -Town of Clinton are reminded that the third instalment of 1975 Taxes are due and payable by Sep. tember 15, 1975. CI Proctor Clerk Town of Clinton Vanastra Gun Mery Batkin of Clinton and Bin IVIclgutt of Exeter were tied for first place at the Vanastra Gun Club'skeet shoot last Saturday. Each hit 24 out of 25 targets. Following the top two were Tom Alien of Londesboro. and Jerry Coleman of Seaford), each with 22 hits; .Derwin Carter of Londesboro with 21 and Bill Stewart, of Goderich with 20. Blasting 19 targets-wereGreg Potter and Ashley- Gilbert of Goderich, Glen Mogk of Bor- nholm and Harrison Schack of Zurich. -Next came Don Bricker of Goderich with 18, o f Goderich and Pat Heenan of Seaforth with 17- each, Denis Bricker of Goderich and Wilfred Mullins of Stratford From /fully Gully , Pitched 4 very strong garne fu theColts, hut thecoItbi just couldn't get bats ttntrac n- key eskcoring sitaations, although they.orOit Campheilville eight tosix. ritnphellvillo scored two runs in t,he fourth inning on two ' hits, a walk, and a throwing ewer 'to take a 24 toad. Actually this was all the runs they needed, but they added single runs in the seventh and eighth innings to make the score 40. Eon Sutliff spoiled the shutout with a long home run in the moth inning. Leading the Colt hitters in a losing cause was Dave Fawcett with three singles; Don Bartliff with a homer and single; and one hit , each by bon MacDonald, Larry Pickett mut Butch Fleet. The Colts must win this Saturday afternoon or face Fm sure the fans are hoping for good results. Fan support at Campbellville would greatly be appreciated by the Colt players. Club with I1 each, and John Hessels of Goderich with 15. In the trap shoot last, Wed- nesday Sept. 4, Jim Sheardown of Goderich topped the field when he hit 23 out of 25 targets. He was followed closely - by Greg Potter of Goderich and Jim Butcher of Clinton with 22 each. Six shooters each hit 21 targets. They included Mery Batkin and ClAtrlie Brandon of Clinton, Harrison Schock of Zurich, Lloyd Venner of Hensall, John Hessels of Goderich and Derwin Carter of Londesboro. Next came John Greydanus and Ashley Gilbert of Goderich • with 15 each,' and Paul Mid- dleton of Clinton with 14. •Complete motocross results Andy Bishop from Willowdale walked away with the expert class in the Good Time Motocross held last Sunday at Rutty Gully near Varna. Bishop on a CZ turned the mile and a quarter Motocross track in 2 mins. 17 sec., the best time recorded this year, and was followed by Bill VanVught from London and - Seppo Makinen from Thornhill. Other class winners include: School Boy Small Wheels - Dan Sherke, Sherkston; Garry Pepperall, Kitchener; Dean Pilkey, Port Colb. : Junior Open - George Inkiater, BrianJones. Toronto.: Ramey- Ginter, NOTICE • Molson's Crown Mixed Bowling League Bowling Wednesday evening. t:OO p.m.. commencing September 17,..1913,. - -- et the Clinton Crown Lanes. Anyone interested leave name at the Bowling Alley. Grand Opening! of the Vanastra Recreation & Day Care Complex Wedgy, Sept. 27, Wit *4WD Mori 7110 Banquet and Ribbon Cutting: 1. 9 p.m. bncln p.in 1 soft Musk by "Shannon" Sar available Admission $U. a covett available at the Th. ContrPottor Locations, or • ' r • Woodslee; School Boy Big Wheels - Brian Croyier, Don Mills; Michael Read; Richard Little, Atwood: Senior - Colin Gibbs, Guelph: Dave Taffs, Dundas ; Robert Hughes, Kitchener. Junior 12.5 - Tim Dawson, Wheatley: John Kopasovic, Kitchener: Dan Gulack, Burlington: Junior 40 - Rick Hudson Chatham, Philip Rutledge, Scarborough: John Johnson, London. The final event in the Good Time Motors Series is scheduled for Sept. 21 at Hully Gully. A special added at- tfp tAion _Side Car Mohr Robert “Doc" Miler of the Clinton Celts mobs for a pitch from the Campbelivfile hurler during the first gang of the ODA Sent1.4111a1 series last Saturday in Clinton. Seconds later, Doc slammed a homeran, scoring himself and Greg Burns; top left. The Colts won 7-5 but lost the second game Sunday 41. (NeWS4000rdphotn) Lead 3-0 in games Atoms lead WOAA series By Bryan Marriage Last Saturday, the Clinton Atoms defeated Wingham 7-4 --- and last Tuesday evening they won again by a score of 11-3 to take a lead of 3 games to 0 in the W.O.A_A. Atom Finals. Game four will be played here Saturday afternoon at 1 _p.m. If a fifth game is necessary it will be in Wingham on Sunday at two p. rn. Tuesday night's game was played with Clinton making only one error, while Wingham had ten plus. Andy Flowers went the distance for Clinton giving up three hits and had ten strikeouts. Dave Allen and Mike Williscraft were the big hitters for Clinton, each with four singles. Jeff Taylor had a single and got hit with a bad pitch. Scott Kay, Jim Fleming, John Morgan, Brian Cooper, Paul Stephenson, Ian Peck, Andy r lowers, arta brad Hymers ail had singles: Randy Marriage reached first when he also was hit by a bad pitch. Chris Ladd went in to show a fine defensive effort for Marriage in the seventh. Paul Gautreau, who sat this One out, will start on the mound for Clinton in Saturday's game. Game timb again is 1 p m. and these future "Colts- 'need your support. see you at the park. From the horses mouth By Ken At the Goderich Raceway Friday evening, Janet Express ownedand driven by William German of Clinton was the first race winner. The ,mile was' in 2:17..1 and the payoff was S14.70. Third was Reggie Ford. owned by Charles Brindley and driven by Jack Meriam. both of Goderich. The third , race winner was Timberina Hy. owned by Brian Hodgson of London and driven by Arnold Doak of Goderich. The -mile was in 1:37 and the payoff was 521..70. Third in the tenth race was El Sam 0, owned by Joe and Jim Dick and Dick Burgess and driven by Gord Pullman all of Seaforth. At the Clinton Raceway Sunday afternoon, Judy Mathers, owned and driven by Mac Sewers of Londesboro was fourth. Nite Lancer owned by Robert J. Brand of Exeter and driven by Dennis Jewitt did not In the third race, Deep Run Lynn. owned and driven by Floyd Mathers of Goderich was out of the money. Second in the sixth race was Dainty Meadow, owned by Geo. Feagan of Goderich and Ron Feagan of Dundas and driven by Gerry RoebUck. Third was Granny Mathers, owned by Broken M. Stables of Goderich and driven by Eugene Withers. Fourth was Smash, owned and driven by Arnold Campbell of Seaforth. Fifth was Harlo Champ. owned by Ernest. Brown and Harold Gibbings of Clinton and driven by Harold Gibbings. Out of the money in the seventh race was Hickory Lassie, owned by Walter Oster of Clinton and driven by Frank MacDonald. The eighth race winner was Attention Goderich & Clinton Residents! HUROM-MIDDLESEX PROVINCIAL CANDIDATES HOT LINE Live on cABLE 1 2 Monday, Sept. 15 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. PHONE YOUR • QUESTIONS IN: 482 9462 Sponsored by Goderich. Rotary Club COmMunity Service Miss Belle Bars, owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro and driven by Frank MacDonald. The mile was in 1 :(),$.2 and the payoff was s1.60. Fourth was Derr's Boy. owned by Vicky and Shelly Horner of Brucefietd and driven by Randy McLean of London. Second in the ninth race was Geordies Mite owned by Jeanie and Hugh Galbraith of. Dash- wood and driven by Dennis Jewitt. At the Goderich Raceway, the leading driver is Johnny Muir of Seaforth. ,lanetOrahant The Dublin Shamrocks finishedthe season last ursday night as theY heat • Pshwesgen three games to none to win the "0" Cham piortship of the Midwestern Ladies FastbAll League. To gain the award, the girls defeated Waterloo in a close • three genie 'series. 'tbe girls were playing their best games the year to defeat the Intermediate team. Meeting Oshwesgen really wasn't much as they forfeited the last two games after being beat 10.5 in the first game. Janet Graham'. Ruth Ann Neilans and Gayle Cunningham of Clinton would like to thank anyone. from Clinton who • supported the team during the year and hope they will do so again next year. Cttla NO. 4. !Milk W014$ , f100 S Mrs. Ramis ctme-No. 6. Mrs. O. Shoo You cots be next NsthI Nsikiss to Isso folisirs.tsil*V N. T. 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