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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-06, Page 6J.,0.1.0,10.0,0.100,00., time again. lthe gain on in The bigger and More minded Listowel team seethed to be able to dominate with their Oretheelting and rough OfenSiVe play In the second' frame, backed r by' some fine goalkeeping by Dean Ryan, Clinton managed to tie the score, both teams heading into the third with three goals apiece. ' When the Mustangs finally got straightened out in the final 20 minutes, they out- scored Listowel 4-1, leaving the ice at the final buzzer with a 74 victory. Neil Colquhoun scored twice for Clinton and singles were added by Lee Arbour, John Graham, Paul Kelly, Paul Priestap and Victor Kennedy. Tillsonhurg -5 Clinton -4 The following evening, the stage was set for a showdown with two undefeated teams meeting at the arena , in 'I'illsonhurg. The Mavericks started extremely quickly, scoring at the 16 second mark of the first period and going on to build up a 3-0 edge when the Mustangs finally got on the score -sheet in the last minute of first period, on a goal by Victor Kennedy set up. by Steve Cook and Mike Anstett. In the second, Clinton sQUARE 0. fi 0 goder ich tO When In GODERICH visit SHOPPERS SQUARE - Most Stores are OPEN " Thursday—Friday Till 9 p.m. November and December that were cilled i,ack because of the whlstle blowingbefore .the puck enteredtheret. At the 8;28, mark the averiCks wont two up Scoring while they were rt,handed,.because of a: defensive lapse on the part of the Mustangs. Randy Millar put Clintort back in the thick of things with a goal in the 12th minute. The last seven minutes of Matche4 clubs put • 4 display 01 hockey for *11 who saw tha game The loss. Clinton a four- and one, 100 record r the bet1n their division. The Mustangs play at home this Friday evening at against Kincardine and we hope to see you out to support the team at the Clinton Arena. The Clinton Mustangs are,prOvingio be areal contender this year as they have won four games so tar* against only Onele$14 Het* Clinton, wins a face'off against Listowel last Friday night. Clinton won the PM° 1.4t (News -Record photo) • ,medistes at the New Arm at NextThursday night the Colts return home to face-off against their 01441mo rivnist. • the Miiverton Eour-Wheel Drives, Although 'getting spec- tacular goaltending from Richard Welch. the Clinton Colts were edged 0-4, by the Harriston Intermediates last Saturday night in the nor- thern arena. The score was 1-1 after the first as the clubs played a tight defensive battle. , The second period was typical of the first but un - ,en - tbe score,were emptyon by an I Paul Rau scored tWicaifor Coltswhile .solo efforts Waft„ to .„Derwln Carter Undefeated Fergus scored seven goals on the COILS 'in the first period the Colts playedtheir worst *1 minutes of the year) and coasted to a 114 victory, Speedster Paul Rau again scored*two goals for the Colts while ,singles went. to Zeke Fretnlin 'and Harvey Atchison. Colts next home game is Thursday, November 14 against Milverton at 8 p.m. The Senior football Redraen of. Central Huron Seconder)? School in Clinton will play Exeter this coming SaturdaY for the Huron -Perth Football Crown. Brian Murray scored three touchdowns and rushed for 136 yards leading Central Huron Redmen to a 27-6 win over Stratford Northwestern in a Huron -Perth senior football semi-final Tuesday. The- Redmen will ,meet South Ruron Panthers in the final Saturday at 2_,p.m. at Stratford's National Stadium. The Panthers defeated Goderich Vikings 22-0 Tuesday. In the junior tmal, at noon Saturday at National Stadium, South Huron will play Goderich. Tuesday, the junior Panthers defeated, Listowel Lords 1940 and the junior Vikings beat Nor- thwestern 17-12. Most of Murray's total rushing yardage came on touchdown runs as he scored from 50, 37 and 22 yards out. ' Quarterback Robin McAdam scored the other touchdown on a two -yard dive and kicked three converts. John Billings scored the lone Huskies' touchdown on a three -yard run in the second quarter as the Huskies trailed 20-6 at half-tinai. In Industrial hockey played last Monday night, the Bankers beat Varna by a scoreof 7-2 the first game. In the nextgame„ played at 8:45 the Raiders dumped the Flying Farmers by a score of 8-1. In the last game of the evening, played at 10, the Hawks nipped Mainstreet by a score of 42. There are rumours that the Mainstreet team is stilt p, looking for one slow forward to put on the turtle lineperith Jim Strong. Anyone still interested in . playing with the Industrial league should be at the arena by 7:30 p.m. any Monday evening. Ladies intermediate hockey open their season when they play Seaforth tonight at 6:30 in the Clinton arena m their firs1 game. There are 14 members on the team from the age of 15 and up. Sandy Fremlin is acting captain. with Steve Wilkinson as coach and Gary Weir as manager. The team belongs to the Western Ontario Athletic Association and will be playing Seaforth, Dublin, Mitchell and St. Mary's in their seasons schedule. The intermediates are the only women's team in Clin- ton, Coach Steve Wilkinson said: ''We wouldn't mind getting a younger team in town, like a bantam team or some juveniles, hut not enough girls seem in- terested," In the Clinton, Crown YBC teen Bowling League this week, the Neytts have collected 82 points, Holland's Hoppers „ 79 and one half points, The We -ye had its 76, Jaw's 69 and one half points, Sack's% Superstars 69; Theidon'tgiveahoots, 63, The Sunshine Kids, 58, and the Pro Joes 50 points. Deb Johnston took the girls' high single with 333 and'Alie high triple With 758. Keith Howatt took the boys' high single with 303, the high triple with 780 and the higi average of 230. In the Tuckersmith Mixed league, Martha's Huskies were the top dogs with 22 points, followed by Betty's Bulldogs with 17; Anna's Airedales, 16, Mary's Mutts, 14; Isabel's Beagles with nine and Jo -Ann's Chihuahuas. six. Mary Buffinga walked away with the ladies high single of 251 and Shirley Hargraves had the high triple with 594. Albert Buffinga, with- 268 got the men's high single and Tony Vandendool had a 639 high triple. In the Tuesday. afternoon Ladies league, The lazy Susans have 24, points; the Ying Yangs, 28.; Alley Cats, 25; the PHARMers, 24 and the Eager Beavers and Roly Coasters, 22 points each. Trudy Hill, with 254 got the ladies' high single, Mona Campbell the high triple with 671, and Ruth Makins the high averatiAilt14197i% In the Londesboro Ladies league, the Five Pin Heads came out on top with 36 points, the Quints with 32; The five Stooges, 26; The Honey Bees, 23; The Doo Litttes, 21; and the Jolley Jokers, nine points. Jessie Bebbutt got the high single with 233, Marjorie McNeil the high triple with 605 and Dorothy Carter the high average with 208. In the Clinton Blyth Ladies league, The Gutter Galls scored 29 points; the Happy Gang, 28; the All Stars 27; Tootles Fruities, 23; the Lazy Susan's 22; and Ann's Angels with 21 points Marg Davey got the. high angle with 314, the high triple with 798 and the high average 218. In the Huronview Mixed, league,. Dianne's Demons have 24 points, followed by Coopers Crew with 184 Champions 12; the Swingers and the Unpredictables, 11 points each and Judy's Jewels, eight points. . In the Molsons Crown afrea itagdo, the Jelly and the Dead Beats bowled 22 points each; the Road Runners, 21; the Alley Cats and the Try Hards 17 points, the Rolling Stones 16; the Bromley Bunch 14; and Bill's Streakers, 11 points. Valerie Marriage walked away with 283, for the high single, 645 Tor the high triple, and 208 for the high average. Bill Lee, had the men's high single with 319 and the high triple with 790. Keil Johnston had the high average with 240, The Black Balls have the lead with 24 points, in the Clinton Mixed league, followed by the Lone Rangers with 21; Susie's Sweeties, 19; Wayne's Alley Cats, 18; the Pin Riders, 16; 'Donna's Do- Littles, 15; the Hawks, 14 and the Fuddle Duddles, 10 points. Mary Cote, with 239, got the high single, Barb Van Damme, with 600, got the high triple and Val Marriage got the high average with 213. Howard Edward, with 319 got the men's high single. Vic Hoggarth, with 709, got the,. high triple, and 'Mil 'Strong, with 220 got the high average. In the' Londesboro Men's league, the Colts and the Vegas are tied with 29 points, the Ponys have 27; the Datsuns. 23; the Toyotas, 20, and the Volvos 19. B. Shaddick, with 308 got the high single and with 720, got the high triple. D. Buchanan was the most imaroved.player with a scar. of plus 25 and got the ma's high average with 227. The Vanastra Curling Club began its open curling week, Monday, November 3 to Saturday, November 8, Anyone is welcome to come and try the sport out. The rink will be open from 7 p.m. on Thprsday and Friday and from noon on Saturday. - Regular league play will begin on Monday, November 10. Tuesday night will be ladies curling, Thursday night.- men's curling and Wednesday and Friday nights will be mixed curling. Times are still up for discussion. Fees are 535 for women, 550 for men and 520 for students. About 100 people have joined the club this year, so, far. Last year the club had 80. members.) The first curling bonspiel will be held Saturday, November 22, sponsored byi, Dean Reid's" Clinton; Chrysler, Plymouth. • , "Iconage" now available at the free demonstration Mushy, Nov. 13 Coll 482-7222 to register We're sure in the dealing mood - don't buy anything until you get our price. To the hundreds of good friends and custorness who have stayed with vs over these thin"! years. 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