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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-02, Page 8t and e Clinton Ra from .Teff Ladd and rell,were thilIip. race Smith on ark Cantelon in ng the second half. alt Kay and David Pullen other counters, George Coventry and 7 G ut... setting the ,..a.,. re�ru ...s _. r aards: upfrom their wing anpositions and David Wright d Jeff Corrie controlling the play in their half back spots. The Clinton Royals mels a few wins by default this l;, Flay t g on a eld, the Royals orth Ants, tf Kay fluffing all three g+ls'for Clinton. In tb first half, the seatortlx. team held Clintonto one goal with the defense of Wayne Smith and Phillip Dykstra and the goal ng of Mark Cantelon leadingthe way, f. ; the second half Sett Kay � ,o more goals s andSraforth'added one in a har4. Cf4ght halt BOW LOA and Picky fiallutreau set the forwards ,,. several times. On. 1,nly 0,, another rain soaked ni"g tt ; the Royals won over the Exeter team by a. 6-1 account. In the first half of play the. two teams played Pers.+ is fir. K. Johnston .of`xeter luoted service in Carmel yt ria►n Church On ttday with Mrs. Malcolm ugall presiding at the organ. The service on Sunday ptel n:ber will be at 9 a.rn. 'Mrs.. Bertha MacGregor returned home after spending a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Don Maclaren, Jodi and Brooke at Oakville. Mrs, Hilda Beer returned home after holidaying with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ralph p MacArthur and family in Edmonton and with her grandson Mr. David Beer. R.C.M.P. and Mrs. Beer in Vancouver, B.C. Mrs. Inez McEwen who had the misfortune to fall at her home recently and fracture her hip is convalescing in ani David l adding; to scor+ sheet. Ta fensire °mhiWien : • .., ayne Srn and Phillip Dykstra ke ?t Exeter in they own end forrnest of this half; Ricky Gaatrau and Bobby Ladd played, dell„ for Clinton: r3on wings, with David Wright very effective at his centre halfback > , ` t• A. sped thanks must go out to Kahy Ladd from the coached for a year well played, ing the only girl in° Clintonl o play soccer on a team. Flyers win two in tourney Playing in Guelph last Saturday, August 28, the Huron Flyers made a name in soccer for Huron County,. winning -their first two games 4=1 and 3-1 before losing out to the Ontario champions under a cloud of suspicion. in game one, the Flyers met Waterloo and went on the attack straight away with a strong wind in their favour . The game was only a few minutes old before Karl Krohmer of Goderich made the score 1-0. John Hickneil of St. Columban made it 2.0 from a penalty shot, after one of the Waterloo players had handfed the ball Karl Kroh - mer was johnny-on-the-spot with his second goal of the game after the Waterloo goalie had made a fine save off Brad Forbes of Clinton. The score stood 3-0 at half time. Sean Van Dongen of Clinton got his first goal of the day to 'make it 4-0 before Waterloo pulled one back making the final score 4-l. ,Colin Alexander'' of Goderich was picked as the most valuable Mayer of the game. Barrie was the Flyers next apponent and once more our boys had the wind in their favour but found it far too strong and kept over -kicking the ball. Sean Van Dongen pounced onto a long through ball to open the scoring 1-0. He made it 2-0 with. a carbon copy of his first goal. in the second half Barrie came more into the game and their right winger made it 2-1 beating Paul Stephenson, the Huron goalie, with a fine shot into the top of the net. It was Sean Van Dongen's turn again and he made it 3-1 with his third goal of the game. That is how the score stood at the end and the Flyers were into 'the semi-final game. Sean Van Dongen was selected as the most valuable player of the second game. With only 10 minutes rest the "Country Boys" came up against the reigning Ontario champions from Oakville. With a thunderstorm. threatening, the game got underway and for the first time in eight starts the Flyers found themselves behind by 2-0 margin. The referee wa forced to delay the gang Constance By Mary Merner Mr. and Mrs. Jim Floyd, and Miss Shirley, -McClure returned home on Saturday from a trip to the Western Provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1 Stevenson, David. Darren and Luanne visited last Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stevenson of Tillsonburg. David and Darren remained to spend the week with their grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. -Dave Hope and Julie and Miss Trudy Dimaline, all of Hamilton spent the past week of holidays with Mr. acrd- Vii=i. 'Hugh Dirnaline Don, Peter and David. Mr. Bryan McConnell and Bryson of Mt. Brydges visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Counter( Richard, Kassandra and Vicky. . Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos, Steven, Sharon, Kenny and Michael spent the past week camping at Pine Lake. Andy and Kathy Bos stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Betties of Clinton visited on Friday afternoon with Mrs. George Mdilwain. Mr. Rod Eybel of Bim - brook, and Mr. Carl _ Mernet of Walton . visited over the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dimaline, Don Peter and David. Mr. -and Mrs. John Whyte, Jeff. Andrea and Kerri of Lindsay are spending a few days visiting with his mother, Mrs. W.L. Whyte and Bill, and Mr. Harold Whyte. because of the storm and the 15 minute break put new life into the Huron boys. They came back fighting and a fine three-way passing play from Dave Murray and John Hicknell, finished off with a beautiful headed ball by Scott Bell of Clinton, made it 2-1. The boys kept up the attack but no more goals came. Playing without five of the regular players, fatigue started to overtake them and the Oakville boys made it 3-1 and the final score was 5-1, the first defeat for the Huron Flyers. However, the officials of_ the tournament intended to check into the ages of the Oakville boys, as there had been several protests lodged over the age and size of the boys. The same thing applied to the other finalist Bramalea as they too were under suspicion. The result is not kno` rn to us at this time but it is certain that all Huron boys made everyone proud to be part of the H.M:S.A. There is stili no news as to whom the boys•will play in the next round of the Border Cup. but only three more wins will send then to Mexico. �l oto thee are lasoenet lr..� cb ,un , Fron tto right Liamh.rom illiscraft, Mathew Kerrigan, Lad, Mike Ladd and Mark Ducharme. centre row ire John Lailvls, Robbie hie Armstrong, Chris Kerrigan, Scott Glew, John; Craw ford, Peter Brand, Paul Wright, and Shawn Gautreatt„ Back row are Carlos Brand, Peter Clynick, Shawn Lester, Travis Lyndon, J®' Seruton, Troy Falconer, and Mike Tyndall. Missing were Mathew Burgess and Mich 'tel P ulierr. Soccer club swamped 6-0 By Rosemary Armstrong The Clinton Soccer Club went down without a fight against a strong F.A.G. Stratford team, on the weekend, losing 6-0. Stratford is now firmly in possession of second place in the London and District Second Division Soccer League and in strong con- tention for promotion to First Division next year. while Clinton finds itself struggling to retain Second Division status. With only four games left in the league schedule, Clinton must pick up more points to be assured of its place next season. In Saturday's game Clinton held on grimly for the first half hour but the strength and experience of Stratford finally came through as they scored four goals before half time. Clinton tried in vain to get on the score sheet with good chances by Harrett, Newington and Victor Kennedy but with no luck. Stratford was in complete command of the final half hour as they dominated the play and added two more goals to make the final score 6-0. Some fine work in net by Carter kept the score from going to double figures. Best for Clinton were Bill Cantelon, Alex Harrett and Brian Millar. No league games are scheduled for this holiday weekend. Clinton resumes play on Sunday, September 12 when the London German Canadian 'B• team comes to town for a 5 p.m. game at the arena. Come on out and support your local soccer team. See you there. 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