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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-06-24, Page 12PRICES EFFECTIVE 'Till Tuesdays. ,lune 29 fr SchntiderI RED HOTS DREAM WHIP [y Libby s SPAGHETTI 2841. 44c is 'c • Ong nto?e e»t�er ClUO a44e4 ta; its paints total when lefeated old, rivals Man Canadian 1:14$ by re at Cove Road • rneeta ll between these two teams usually provides an exciting evenly matched game with a lot of good fast soccer, but this game didn't come up toexpdctati+. Clinton appeared to be too anxious and consequently played erratically with too many passes going astray. giving the defence more work than necessary. Fortunately for Clinton, the German's sharp shooters were off the target and Hfesslewood handled the shots on goal with ease. Paul Galuchuik for Clinton had the best shot of the half and narrowly m.issed,.putting Clinton in the lead when he handed a cross from Brian Newington at the top right corer of the net. The German's goalkeeper appeared from nowhere to make a spectacular save and deflected the ball over the crossbar. Half time saw the teams locked in a e-0 tie. The second half started considerably better than the first, with Clinton more into the game as the team had settled down to outplay the Germans, but it was late in the game before Clinton finally managed to put the 16 et tilted second Year by a i. Freeeinan as pitcher ewith the olts, peed'' up his second yin. The Colts opened the ring with three runs in the ottonai of the third inning. Butch Fleet led off by reaching first base an an error, and with two out, Dan Colgdhoun walked. After a wild pitch, back to back singles by Don and Paul Sutliff produced three more runs. Kincardine narrowed the score to 3-2 with two runs in the topof the fifth inning on three hits and a walk, but the Colts exploded for seven runs in the bottom of the fifth in- ning to take a commanding 10-2 lead. Dan Colquhoun opened up the inning with his second walk of the game. After one out, three straight walks to Don Bartliff, Paul Bartliff and Doc Miller produced one run. Greg Burns then struck out, but reached first on an error by the catcher. A single by Butch Fleet scored two more runs. Stew Mustard followed MacDonald's double with a double of his own, scoring another run. Dan Colquhoun, batting for the second time in the inning, singled in Mustard with the final run of the in- ning. Kincardine pecked away at the Colts lead with two runs in the sixth and eighth innings and three more in the ninth, but fell short as the Colts ran their season record to five wins and a loss. The Colts outhit their rivals. 11 to 9. Leading the Colts hitting attacks were; Stew' Mustard. a double and a single; Don .Bartliff, a double ' and a single; Butch Fleet. two singles; Don MacDonald, a double; and one hit apiece by Dan Colquhoun, Paul Bartliff, Zeke Fremlin and Greg Burns. At Clinton last Friday evening the Colts gained their sixth victory of the season as they defeated Zurich 9-5. Tagg Sowerby started his first game of the season as a Colt and gained a win. He received excellent relief help ±� gave up six i is ire. collected 12 hits in all corn - Pa to only six by the Zurich teem. Zurich opened the seOliag, but the Colts tied it at 1 to 1 in the first illeing on a single by DOn MacDonald and a double bi Dan Coiquhoun on a perfect hit and run play. The Colts took a 2-1 lead wit ► a run in the third. Don MacDonald singled, stole second and scored ona single by Paul Bartliff with two out. Zuriich tied- it at 2-2 in the top of the fourth inning, but the Colts came back with two wins in both the fourth and fifth innings' to tak the lead for good, Don MacDonald tripled to drive in a run and Dan Colquhoun singled MacDonald infor the two runs in the fourth. In the fifth inning, a double by Don Bartliff, a couple of Zurich errors ands wild pitch lead to two runs., walks first Dun Mat Fleet scor+ took second base. Colquboun ellen Moe third it4ofthe tomesR Mustard. Dan Colguhoun and Don MacDonald led the Colts. hitting attack with three hits apiece. Both are juniors playing with the intermediate Colt team. Paul Bartliff chipped in with two hitt, while Gary Butler, Don Bartliff, Dave Fawcett and Stew Mustard all picking up one hit each. The Colts next games were last Tuesday last Tuesday at Listowel and Wenesdaai at Clinton against Dashwood. Results of these gantes Were not available at press time, but will appear in next week's paper. Juveniles lose final in Byron Tournament The Byron Juvenile second base on a tough play Baseball Tournament was! at home, to win the game. rained out Saturday, but was In the second game nothing resumed Sunday under a seemed to be on the side of Clinton. Byron, the host team, hit the Clinton pitchers hard for the first four innings to gain an 8 - 2 lead. In the sixth it looked as though Clinton had a hope, but it was not their day. Four runs were stored, but that was all for Clinton. Byron got three more in the eighth and capped the score at 11-6. single knockout format rather than a double elimination as originally planned. The Clinton entry drew Sarnia in the second round after receiving a bye through the first round. Clinton got three runs immediately in the first in- ning from Greg Butler's and Bill Irwin's back to back triples and a Mark Nicholson single. In the fourth, Clinton got two more to go ahead 5-1. Sarnia was determined as they touched pitcher Mark Nicholson for one in the fifth and three . in the top of the seventh. Clinton was now at bat in the bottom of the last inning with the score tied 5-5, and two out. Bill Irwin lashed a ball that was too hot to handle for the Sarnia first baseman. Mark Nicholson took a walk, and then Don "Titter" Peterson came to the plate and drilled a base hit up the alley. scoring Bill Lee Irwin from Midgets edge Mitchell The Clinton Midgets travelled to Mitchell Sunday and slugged it out with the Mitchell juveniles. Clinton scored five runs in the first inning and Mitchell answered with only one. Pitcher John Hart threw a strong game for five innings as the Clinton team added Schools hold tourney single markers in the second and fifth. Mitchell jumped on Clinton, scoring three in sixth, four in the seventh, three in the eighth and one in the ninth. They fell one run short, as Clinton retaliated with three in six and two runs in the ninth. The final score Clinton 13 Mitchell 12. -3-3- wheel to, wheel descrlbe:5 thef action as these riders in theOpen Class fly over the back stretch jump last Sunday at Hully Gully during the final of the CZ Jawa Motocross Series. Left to right Steve Ritchie, Lucknow left Curran, Sarnia, and Pete Van Sickle J.ucknow. Clinton Public School hosted the annual Central .East Invitational baseball. tournament on Wednesday, June 16. In the boys' division, Seaforth beat Hullett Public to take the title of the boys' division and the girls' division saw Huron Centennial win over Calvin Christian in the final game. Not all the children went home as losers and con- solation winners; in the boys' division were Calvin Christian 'vho beat Clinton Separate. The girls' Seaforth •...m won over Blyth in their final . game to become con- solation'winners. Participating schools were Huron Centennial, Seaforth, Clinton Public, Hullett, Blyth, Clinton Separate and Calvin Christian Public School. Pee wee kickers regain form The Clinton Pee wee soccer team found some of its old form again Monday evening after losing its- last three games. On May 31 the boys lost 8-2 to St. Columban. Goals by Charlie Wise and Stephen Wilson were enough to hold St. Columban 2-2 at half time. In the second half, they went to pieces and St. Columban ran away with the game. June 10 saw the boys at Walkerton with key players missing and they lost 5-4. At half time the boys were 2-4 down. In the second half, they came back to even the score 4-4. Walkerton went ahead with only a few minutes left when Clinton was denied a penalty shot when a Walkerton defender caught the ball in the penalty area. Clinton goal scorers were Charlie Wise with two and Brian Tompkins, and John Elliott with one goal apiece. On June 17, playing at home to Exeter without their two regular goal keepers, the Clinton boys dropped another tough game. Twice, they had the lead with goals from Charlie Wise and Stephen Lobb. but at half..time it was all squared up. Roy Brown, playing his first game in goal. played excellently before he was hurt and had to be replaced by Tony Gibbings. This was also his first time in goal. Soon after this, Clinton lost Brian Tompkins with a bruised leg. Then it was Exeter all the way and the final score was 6-2 for Exeter. On June 21, the boys.. took on am team of Pee wee girls. from Goderich and ran away with a 16-0 score. Enough can not be said about the sporting way these girls played, knowing that there is yto, the net,only ef't iu t,+ game Brie!t. o#'.eiihR' y wing, strai'igt Don' Armstron the German* Armstrong hit the ball on the drop past the diving% goalkeeper, to put Clinton ahead by the only goal of the game. Clinton defended strongly St. its who to be ihi$ weed oppon+ .iso Saturday. June26. ft#tt7 ii time is 5 p.m. at the arena field. An exciting game is guaranteed, see you there! London iman emerges as winner at Hully Gully races Adrian Kemps of London emerged as the victor in the final of the CZ-Jawa Motocross Series held Sunday at Hully Gully, near Varna. Kemps, driving a Suzuki. topped the 250 Class as well as the top junior award. As a result of his victories he took home a 1976 CZ GP 250 motorcycle. Top school boy rider in the series was Phil Baxter of Port Burwell on a Suzuki. More than 1.500 spectators a good. chance that they may not win a game all year. Clinton goals carne from Charlie Wise and Brian Tomplins, three each: Gary Armstrong, John Ell' tt, Ian Reid and Mike L with two apiece and singles from Gary Bolger and Ray Brown. The next game for the boys is Monday. June 28 at Grand Bend. Game time will be at 7:00 p.m. The Pee wee boys of Clinton would like to wish the Clinton Fleming Flyers good luck on Sunday in Sarnia in the first round of the Ontario Cup. Rain delays peewee tourney Although the Red Henry pee wee baseball tournament was rained out last weekend, play has been scheduled to resume this Friday night at 6:30 p.m. and will see Goderich going against Kincardine. On Saturday Walkerton will go against Port Elgin at 9:30 a.m., and Chesley will play the winner of the Goderich - Kincardine contest at 11:30 a.m. From that point onward the winners of their respective rounds will con- tinue play, with games being scheduled at 1:30, 3:30 and the final game to be played at 7 p.m. . Last Friday night. June 18. saw Clinton eliminate 'Seaforth by an 11-6 score with S-rFeErct-( YOUR $$$ Where the action is at COUNTER CASH & CARRY Try These For Size... PANELLING at 53.95,54.49,14,.95, 3 at SSM. 14.49, 55.45, $13.35, 513.95. CEMENT $2.18 BAG 00 Bag tiff) PATIO STONES SIDEWALK SLABS SAKRETE 98c EA: 12.45 EA. 1.85 M LB. BAG Dashwood Patio Doors In Stock... No. 404.65 JOISTS -STUDS -PLYWOOD -INSULATION WINDOW S. -DOOR SPAINT C • u TES CASH & CARRY wilding Supplies 48 2 - '6 1 2 Mir ,F STORES 116. ROTH'S F001) MARKET Seaforth , Ontario For YourShopp'ng Convenience We Aro Open Every THURS and FRI Night Till 9 o dock )RE HOS+ M.1 - Toes.. 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Mery Batkin of Clinton followed close behind and hit 24 while Lloyd Venner and Bradley Mann. both of Hensall, shot 22 each. Twenty- one points were scored by Paul Stanley of Clinton, John Hessel of Goderich and Ashley Gilbert of Goderich. while Jim Craig of Clinton hit 12 targefi.", At the skeet shoot held on Saturday. June 19, Murray East of Clinton shot 24 out of 25 streets, while Jerry Coleman and John G reidar)Ps of Clinton shot 23. Bill Thompson of Clinton shot 22, Mery Batkin of Clinton and Harrison Schock of Zurich shot 21 and John Hessel of Goderich followed close behind. hitting 20' targets. Ashley Gilbert of Goderich hit 18 and Jim East of Clinton shot 16 skeets. Fleming Fivers tie A 2-2 tie was the final score when the Fleming Flyers battled the Irish Mosquitoes on Monday evening in St. Columban. Clinton led the way at half time, but St. Columban tied the game in the second half. Paul Stephenson really looked good in goal and not. having been tested much in previous games, did well for Clinton. Scott Bell scored both goals for Clinton and played a ,strong game. also Si. Columban "Muscle Man" Roorda played superb soccer. Stars of the game were Paul (Stump) Stephenson. Scott (White Lightning) Bell and (Flying Dutchman) Sean Van Dongen. • On Sunday. June 27. the Fleming Flyers go to Sarnia in the Ontario Cup game. They are leaving at the arena at 1 p.m. and game time is scheduled for 4 p.m. We hope to see as many parents out to cheer for the boys as possibly can. • 'BE►P White Sizes Are Sti 4 1Go o The art are getting their choices. y ciowds tzcats DooT Prize .s Qec ®t`eCtins. Table. 61 Your Choice $ 1.99 Table *2 3.99 These Include Shoes for the Whole Fancy. Special Group: Ladles, Men's Boys. Girls Shoes