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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-15, Page 10linto n'rli "C" uswen two big last .r eekend when est. + Hamburg Hahn :4 on'F riday night and dumped third place Listowel 4 on Sunday night. , 'The Hahns • have been chii„„sing the Stangs all.season, -. d, the.win was an important one for Clinton. The win. Sunday night kept the Hahns nd the Cyclones at bay as ew Hamburg beat Kin- cardine as the jockeying for the all important play-off position is heating up. The Stangs have won 21 games against nine losses, and only have eight games left to play in the schedule. Clinton travels to New Hamburg tomorrow (Friday night) for another do-or-die game, and they will be back home this Sunday night to host the fiver Barons. last S' unday.. ,,.In tit weekend's' . ,r game, Clint down 1 Mi at the end of the first period, but cameback to score ty ice n~p the second and twice las, the third and were up two goals. until the last minute. Dean Ryan played very steady gal, in the Clinton net, facing 31 shote as.Clinton took 32, Goal` scorers for Clinton were . Mike . Anstett, Steve Cook, Mike Gibbing* and'Neit Colquhoun. Assists went to Graham . with three. Brian Kennedy with a pair and singles to Brian ,Lane, Mike Anstett, and Rob Heard. Clinton picked up 11 penalties to the Hahns' nine. A strong offensive attack, combined with outstanding goaltending by Ryan, were the key factors in the Clio- ton's lin- tons 8-3 victory over Listowel Ryan,. faced Cyclone 'Sots, While the + linton boys. made. 6 on Listowel The . Stangs also played clean hockey, picking up only three ming) penalties, compared to..... the scrappy Cyclones, who were in the sin •bin 11 times, including two majors,. , - Young Rob Heard, up from the juveniles, had an out- standing night . on ,the Clinton attack line, picking up four 'goals and one assist. Paul Reny notched two goals and one assist, while Brian Lane dented the twine once and helped on three outer efforts. John Graham picked up a goal and two assists. Other playmakers. to pick up .assists included Brian Kennedy, Steve Cook, Bill Irwin, Mille Gibbings, and Dave Bartiiff. Down 'at the .local lanes Martha's Huskies lead the pack in the Tuckers.mith Mixed Bowling League. They have 57 points, and Anna's Airedales with S2 points are in second place. Mary's Mutts have 50 points; Betty's Bulldogs, 45; Jo -Ann's Chihuahuas, 35; kid Isabel's Beagles, 34 points. Martha Rooseboom had the ladies' high single of 246 and the high triple of 589. , Bill -Peter with 311 had the men's high single and the high triple of709. In the Clinton Crown YBC Teen League, Jaw's are in first place with 2101,6 points. The Neytts have 206; the We've .Had ' It's, 203; Holland's Hoppers, 198; ®Tr heidon' tgiveahoots., 191 point:' . Sack's Superstars, ' 1881/2; the Sunshine Kids, 166 and The Pro J oesw 165 points. Cheryl Welch had the high single of 279 and Deb John- ston had the high triple of 707 and the high average of 222. Rick Carter' had the men's hit* single of . 334 and Keith Howatt had the high triple of 737 and the high average of 225. The Eager Beavers and the Roly Coaster are tied for last place with 72 points each in the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies' League. Lazy' Susans with 80 points are in first place. The Pharmers have 78; the Y ing Yangs, 75; and the Alley Cats, Mona Cam- pbell had the high single of 287 and the high triple -cif 704. Nancy Roy with 200 had the high average. In the Londesboro Ladies' League. the Five Pin Heads have 76 points, the Quints, and the Five Stooges; 67 ; the Honeybees. 39; the Doo Littles, 34 and the Jolly Jokers, 32. Helen Wallace - bowled the high single of 233, Janet Honking the high triple of 638, Dorothy Carter the high average of 199. June Fothergill, with plus t2,was the most improved' player. The Happy Gang, Tootle Fruities and the Gugger Gals are all tied for first place with five points each in the Clin- ton -Blyth Ladies League. The Alt Stars, . The Lazy Susan and Ann's Angels are all tied for last place with two' points each. Moira Robinson with 308 had the high single and with 515, the high triple. Mary Davey with 216 had the high average. In the Molson's Crown Mixed League, the Jolly "5" with 50 points are in first place. The Try-Hards and the Dead Beats have 48 points each, the Road Runners and Biles Streakers, • 46.ppoints . the-`.,. .,, ,4.'Cats, 44, thep`R"bllin Stones, and the Bromley Bunch, 39. Marie Collins bowled the ladies' high single of 270 and the high triple of 709. Linda Cooper and Laurie Daw were tied for the high average of 207. The men's high single was bowled by Bruce Collins, with 308. Ken Johnston had the high triple of 695 and the high average of 237. In the Cliton Mixed League. the Lane Rangers with 59. points are in first place. The Hawks have 58 points; Susies, Hully Gully results Rick Franks of Alliston retained his lead in the Western Ontario Series of Snowmobile racing last Sunday at Nulty Gully. Franks, piloting a Kohler - Mercury, ran very consistent in each class he entered and brought his point total up to 1.007.52. Bud Lee from Barrie moved into second just two points ahead .of • Craig Hofland's 773.31 total. Amateur Stock winner was Brian Eickmeirer of Mitchell. with the Junior classes being split between Mike Acheson of Alliston and Robert Ernst of Sudbury. Snowmobile race action resumes at Dully Gully with the third round of Western Ontario Series on Sat. and Scan. Jan. 24 & 25, a double A Sanctioned event. Attention Knitters! Ow aunt Hilary . Waal Solo tiutiitass... 1O% Off ALL YARNS IN STOCK Do came in, and browse through the largest stock of yarns in Huron 'County. for the best selections reasonable prices and personal service: Sweeties, 54; the Black Balls. 48; Waynes's Alley Cats and Pin Riders, 40 points each, the Fuddle Duddles, 37 and Donna's Do-Littles, 25. Louise Gibbings rolled the ladies' high single of 292, Phyllis Edwards, . the • high triple of 648 and Val Marriage, the high average of 213. Vic Hoggtirth bowled the men's high single of 271, Tony Van Dongen, the high triple of 709 and Maynard Hymers, with 221,. had the high average. In the Londesboro Men's League, the Vegas are on top with 68 points, followed by the Colts with 58; the Toyotas, 54; the Ponys, 53; the Datsuns, 48 and tie Volvos, 34 points. J. Howattbowled the high single of 263, B. Lyon the high triple of 692 and B. Shaddick the high average of 218. The Rolling Balis, with 1341/2 points, lead the way in the Friday Night YBC Bowling league. Ellerby's Angels have 119 points; the Strikers, 113; The King Pins, 109; the Gang Bangers, 103; ` Hart's H'eadpins, 95' ; the Super Strikers, 93; and the Lucky Aces, 87 ponies. Lorrie Mann bowled the girls' high single of 202 and the high double of 335. Wend Welch bowled the hig average of 161. Greg Skinner had the high single of 202, the high double of 366. and the high average of 214. In the Saturday Morning YBC league, Coop's Clan with 136 points are in top place. The Pin Boy Delights have 127: the Gutter Balls, 1181/2; A utom•atic Strikes, 116; Lynn's Boys, 1141,0; the Crown Kings, 114; Strikes and Spares. 113 and The Hitters. 1001. Lynn Armstrong had the girls' high single of 182; the high double of 344 and the high average of 157. Gary Armstrong had the high single of 25.5. and the high double of 425. Jamie Cooper had the high average of 212. • Despite an outstanding perforivance in net by Claude Daw, the Clinton .bafitains were outshot and outhustied by Mitchell in one game of the Clinton Bantam Tournament Iast weekend. Clinton lost 54, but won the consolation trophy when their opposition, Point Edward. went home early, (News. ecord photo) Bantam tourney off togood start The eighth annual Clinton bantam hockey tournament got off to a. good start last Saturday after poor weather Friday night- postponed the first two games of the tour- ney. On Saturday, the AAA action got things going with Oshawa defeating Brantford, winning 3-1 on shots on goal in a five minute overtime period after the game had ended at a 1-1 tie in regulation time. Waterloo gained a chance at the championship defeating Etobicoke 5-1, but only to have Oshawa squeak out a 4-3 winto take the championship. In the AAA consolation, it just wasn't Brantford's day, as they once again lost 5-2 to Etobicoke, after ending regulation time at 3-3. in the AA action. it was Simcoe gaining a. bye• to the finals as St. Thomas dropped out at the -last minute. Huron East surprised Owen Sound with a 5-0 win to earn the right to play Simcoe for the chair"npionship, but weren't so lucky against Simcoe as they lost 8-2. The A series saw Chatham Minor defeat Simcoe Minor, d; Cottsfihi for fourth Fighting to remain in period, Port Elgin scored on a fourth place and gain the final deflected shot .off Sunocos' playoff spot, the Clinton Colts Bill McKinnon, which eluded clash against the league- • the Colts' goalie. Less than leading Port Elgin Sunocos two minutes later, Mark tonight at the Community Jenkins scored on a break - Centre in a game scheduled to away set up by linemate Paul face-off at 8:30 p.m. Rau. Last Tuesday night in Potr-', With only 41 seconds left and Colt defenseman Jim Cameron in the penalty box. R ick Schell of the Sunocos scored from a scramble in, front of the Colts' cage. Tonight's game should be the best game of the year for the fans, as both clubs are battling for playoff spots. Don't forget, game time is 8 : 30 p. m. Elgin the Colts .and Sunocos played 52 minutes of scoreless hockey before Port Elgin broke open and then went on to defeat the Colts 2-1. The first and second periods df hockey were dominated by close checking and spectacular goaltending by the Colts' Al Carter and Port Elgin's Rauike. Finally at 7:0s of the third Vanastra Curling news On J anua ry 5, the Vanastra Club held a Ladies' Jitney when 40 ladies enjoyed curling, followed by a pot luck supper. Monday. January 12, a team will travel to Brussels for a Bonspiel. Team members from Vanastra are: Alice Brochu, Carol Munro, Gayle Brownridge and Robyn Theidom. More entries are welcome for the Citizens' rsac,uJ(adio Operators. Bonspiel to be held at the Vanastra club, January 24. Sponsors for this men's bonspiel are Radio Shack, Goderic'h. If intested, call' Bruce Shillinglaw at 523-4376. For interested ladies, the Vanastra Club may organize afternoon curling Thursdays. 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. 4f, you wish to curl, call Gayle Brownridge. 482-7118. 2-1 in overtime and Oakridge Acres down Simcoe Minor, 4- 3. • The only "8" game had Walkerton down Oakridge Acres 3-0 while in "C" action, Seaforth stunned Pt. Edward with a 6-5 win. Mitchell downed Clinton 5- 0. Clinton won the consolation by default as Pt. Edward didn't bother to wait around to play the game. This Sunday will see Mit- chell and Seaforth play for the "C" championship. The only game Friday night saw Brussels down Mt. Brydges, 7-3. Action continues this weekend at 8 a.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. Sunday. • Pee wee A's at Silver Stick Save Now! 20% to 40% All SUITS * SPORTCOATS WINTER JACKETS * TOPCOATS DRESS SLACKS * SWEATERS All the latest styles ... ( - All Excellent Value! Drop in today! Still a good selection of quality ERSYTH SHIRTS SIZ S w 7 TO 17 SLEEVES l" TO 35" PLAIN OR FANCY 1/2 .PRICE On Saturday January 3, the Pee Wee A team took part in the Silver Stick Tournament at Watford. In an exhibition 'game against a Sarnia House League Te : m, the A's lost 4-3. Goal getters for Clinton were Brent Daw. • Vince Brochu and Jim Fleming. The A's kept Dublin off the score board on January 11, with good checking and passing, in an exhibition game. Goals by Tony Gib- bings, Sean Van Dongen and Ian Peck, and good goal keeping by Ray Brown and Mike W illiscraft proved to be too much for Dublin. • . , t Ms Om plrked :up the tall apt *iv the Mitchell win, n aGti!4at in the P Oh. Tuesday of last Week,, the Moms beat league -leading, Seaforth 54 to pull Into a deadbeat with Seaforth for the division title. bruit lost to Zurich the next night and kept their hopes alive with a 3-1 win over Mitchell last Sata)rdayth. to e Seaforth contest, goal scorers were Rdy '•Iipliarriage and Sean , Van Dongen with a pair eh, and Brad »ymersawith the dther. Brad Hymers scored the only Clinton goal in the Zurich match, while Sean Van Dongen, Hymers and Bobby Sfint Pee we beet S ort On Saturday, Januar the Clinton Pee We . travelled to Seaforth andYlOn 54, Coals were scored by Day .Saundercock with .two, Forbes; Andy Plower* Phil Ccitnish withone O&M The assists were picked up►. by Phil Cornish and Mike Taylor with two apiebe IMO Dave Malpass,. David Jeattt, Bradly Forbes and David Lobb with one each. 'here's something for Vanastra . Recreation Centre SCHEDULE OF COMING EVENTS Monday Evening Jan. 19 - 8:00 p.m. BINGO: JACKPOT f225. in 56 calls consolation prize S3.5 Special 510. door prize awarded each week on previous week% admission ticket_ Mast be present to win, 1f not claimed, prize will in: crease by 510. for following week. 15 regular games 3 share -the -wealth. 6 cards for. 51. , Ad- mittance to 16 yr. and over. CRAFTS• 6 SESSIONS' - S8.00 plus MATERIALS New variations of Broomstick lace. Japanese embroidery and other crafts to commence Wednesday Jan. 21 at 8:00 p.m. Minimum of 10 persons required. For further information call June Tomkins 482-7222 or recreation centre 482- 3544. LEADERS COURSE is stili open for registration Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. CO ED ADULT VOLLEYBALL Wednesday 9- 10-30 10 sessions Fee 53.00 INTRODUCTION TO BALLET • For girls and boys ages 6 to 12. Experienced Instructor, Wednesdays 5:00 - 5:30. 10 Sessions. Fee S7.00. GYMNASTICS for children 7 years of age and over. Experienced Instructor. 10 sessions. Fee 51.00. Wednesdays 5:45 to 6:45. We cater to all functions, large or small. Fine Food prepared' in our kitchen. Vanistra Centre 48 2-3544