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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-09, Page 6.1 4 , • C't ruru QB4 and decklin - starter Cant WOO hiS ninth game of the season against Met With ninth iOnfog re iet help from Mark WO, onald and Listowel OtterIQh MacKenzie bad 'Matched pitch for pitch until e Listowel sixth inning. In ,11 A 000 0,040 Cr , Sti r"ht a two eXii, tence, giv stayec e oyer O* • .„, pla *at way until the, ye hen flutch 11eet minutes play. Eacli team Iw collectedtive o bottlers ac the runs sored by eachm. CatcberButch Fleetplayed an excel, goont, Steve • pinch-hitting* for Fawcett, struck Onts, 1. Pickett was sent u hit for Cam MaDonde he flew out to the shOrtstop. on MacDonald kept the inning alive by hitting a double down into the left field corner. With runners on third and second, Dan Colquhoun slvely- for the olts as be picked off two runners during two critical rallies by * the Legionnartes. With the big win, the Colts advanced to Sault Ste. Marie where they played on Sunday. cfmNtilp from the races By Lois Gibbings Flamhoro on August 31, Bold Tar Heel, owned by Franc Stump, of Fordwich, was a winner in 2:07 with driver-txainer Dennis Jewitt. The next night, Bobby Tar finished third with driver Joe McDaid for owner Jirn Riehl of Goderich.. Rossland Abbe, owned and driven by Joe McDaid, had a second. At Greenwood on Sep- tember 1. Margie's Girl was a winner for Ken Parke. Zurich and John 'Lester of Forest. Rannach Ray N. was third on Thursday night for owner Bill Fleming of Clinton. Valleycreek Cleo was first at Elmira Fridley night for owner -driver Bill Caldwell of Clinton. At Hanover on Saturday night, Bonnie Meadows, owned by Ralph Jewell of Goderich got her third win of • the year with Randy McLean on the bike. She also has three seconds and one third from nine starts this year. Yankee Go Lee, owned by Arnold Kerr of Goderich and driven by Jack Duckworth, got a new record of 2:11 in his second win of the year. Success Grant,- equalled his best time of 2:09.3 in winning the eighth for owner -driver Bill Caldwell of Clinton. Dapper Dillon„ a five-year- old trotter by Dapper Hill Ke owned by Mary A. yhtch' - 'cat of Clintoirwes- -t>. the winner of a S8,900 Atake Race at Garden •City on Sunday night in 2:05 with driver Terry Kerr on the bike. • At Clanton on Sunday af ternoon, J.D. Pride, who has a record this year- of 2:07.2, was a winner of the first race in 2:10 with driver Glen Woodburn for Ray Woodburn of Centralia. He is a five- year-old by Skippy's Pride C - June Glenford. The latter is a half-sister to Carol's Pet, owned by ¥ay and Walter Pepper and -to Scarlet Frost, owned by -John and Dennis Jewitt. Harlo Champ was second for driver Harold Gibbings and co-owner Ernie Brown of Clinton. True Personality won the second in 2:10.2 for owner Les Campbell of Seaforth with John Muir up. From eight start§ this year, he has five wins and two seconds. Jay Dee Dusty was fourth with Art Abbott for owner James D. Taylor of Hensel'. There were four.divisions of the Ontario Sires Stakes for two-year-old- pacing - fillies. The first division, which was the fastest, was won by Lady Horton, owned by C. and E. Maddoch of Forest, in 2:07.2 Clinton Entries Magnate RACE - Pace sANDRASSK VAVALLINA. . WAY KID REVALLEEMARK BUBBLING OVER HARLO CRAMP JD. PRIDE A.E. GOLDEN CHRIS RACE 2 - Pare FLIN FLASIs TARTAN ROSE asExA DEE G RIVERS VALLIDAY EASTERN JODY REVELLE BLAZE A.E. KING'S 0REENTREE DogRam RACE 3- Pace Parse SULU VAN LON ABBIE D.A. Callcott SMAWAY KNIGHT J Bryans . , 'WmEdwards V. Vat:Wow F. Maguire J. Dudrworth H. Gibbings G. Woodburn D. Jewitt Ps:setae.* K. Hardy J. Pollard R. Henry J. Wallace C. Young T. Kerr A. Hardy D Jewitt CATHY PARKER WING HEEL SLOTISACHINE WILL GUN PINELAND SCOT BATTLE RING SPINNER RACE 4• Pate PETER TOPIC TIMBERINA HY TOP GENE SHOCKEM ALL DIANNE CAMP RIPPLE HENLEY DEEP RUN LYN MISS WILMINGUN VALLEYCREEK CLEO R. Williamson D. Jewitt T. BA F. Sadler N McKnight. Jr D Kerr D Jewitt Parse 8358.814 J Duckworth • J Duckworth J Bryans C Fisher R Williamson • T Kerr E Mothers N McKnight, Jr C Crandon RACE 5- Pace Pawse$4411.418+ DOUBLE ROYAL II Maguire tivirrreov ,...„ 0 Morrissey SRL.% KNIGHT -"MiG Doer CLAYBROOK PEPPER , A Hardy Caton tor 0 Jewitt 'num ICOM V Hodgins CACTUSMM AZ, 40131EANT 1114sliticesstAc RACE.- Pace SCATTER WAVE BELYLE ALICE SWINGING BEAUTY AUSABLE BABE SHORES DAN SKIPPY MACGORDON CAPETOWN JESSICA A.E. KELANN cOLINBRAE MAY RACE 7. - Pace ABIDE N MOVIE MAKER JACK RAGTIME KID PHIL KEY MISSEY PENN JARVIS RICK WATCHERS PRIDE A.E. FINDERS FEE SCARLET FROST RACE 8- Trot OAKMURST SARGENT ARMIES BROWNSTAR SUNDAY CREMES SCARLETWALBOB LORD'S BEAUTY CAMP SUSAN VAL DOR A.E •HERB MON RACE 9- Pace WILLIS ANN, SID KNIGHT PRIMA DAISY EL SAM 0 PEBBLES GIRL CATHY'S RAT . CUM LAUDE RACE 18 Pace UME ARNIE • MARIO ADIOS DILLY DARES TRUANNA DUKE BROTHER BRET SINGLEMORE LADY SAMANTHA A. Abbott Abbott It. Tay/or ParsetateAle F. Sadler L. DeCaluwe G. Pullman F. Maguire K. Houston V. Hedging G. Woodburn 6.5111 D. Barnes Parse 3350.911 • Marslal1 5. Rauids J. Meriem B. Maguire T Kerr D. Hackwell F MacDonald J McComb 0. Jewitt Parse $450-00 E. Barnes T Kerr M Sewers F Dam N McKnight, Jr B Maguire R. Rundle A Abbott Piers, e Ow* N McKnight R Cameron J Marshall G Roebuck ✓ Vanetune R. Taylor Parse 81.140.89 L DeCaluwe N McKnight. Jr TBA T B. A J Marshall J Wallace T Kerr A dinton Marching Twirlettes MAJORETTE REGISTRATION • to be held on SEPT. 9 SEPT. 11 6:30 TO II:30 P.M. 9:00 TO 11:00 A.M. AT CLINTON TOWN HALL Fee: 020. far first chikt and SIS. for *ads additional child in family. . Ages: 3 to 111 years. all are welcome, Lessons to be held at Clinton Public Scheel. Instructor! Lori Biggio tout INFORMATION LABLE ON OISVRAVON DAYS with Terry Kerr driving. In the third division, which went in 2:00.1, Willas Ferrica, by Ferric Hanover -Vilna Wonder, finished third with Ron Williamson up for owners Bruce and Ted Lamont of Seaforth. From 10 starts this year she has six wins, one second and one third and a record of 2:09.2. In the fourth race, Leahaven Jewel, leased and driven by Bill Caldwell, was second. Miss Ramah, owned by Ron Daer of Goderich finished third with driver Bob Daer in the sixth, while Carol's Pet was fourth with driver Dennis Jewitt for May and Walter Pepper of Clinton. Truanna, Duke, owned by Wayne Horner of Brucefield, was a winner in 2:08.4 with Dennis Jewitt up. She has five wins, two seconds and four thirds from 30 starts this year. Gord Pullman was third with El Sam 0 for owners R. Burgess, B.H. and Joe Dick of Seaforth. At. Elmira on Monday night, Flame Messenger, owned by Evelyn Rapson of Holmesville with her son Bill driving, got beat by a nose in a photo finish and had to settle for second. From 26 starts this year, the five-year- old trotter by All Aflame - Debutante' Hanover, has two wins, seven seconds and two thirds. In the fourth race Dennis Jewitt was fourth with Franc Stroop's Golden Chris while' Janet Express was fifth with Bill .Gernian. Scarlet Frost, owned 'by John Jewitt, Londesboro and Dennis Jewitt, Clinton was second with Dennis op the bike. She now has one win, two seconds and one thil from five starts this year. Jarvis Counsel finished third with driver John Muir for Les Campbell of Seaforth. Oa r mis• take In the obituary notice of A. Laurie Colquhoun in last week's paper, Miss Mabel R. Clark was inadvertently identified as the sister of the famous Canadian writer, Greg Clark. Miss Clark was Greg Clark's aunt, not sister. The News -Record regrets any inconvenience this may have caused. 14 v s , The ClIpton Pee Wee -gins swarm- over Brenda Dupee after she bit In the winning run in the playoffs last week against Mitchell. Unfortunately, Mitchell protested the fifth and final game, and In the replay last Monday night In Wodhngen, Mitchell put Clinton out 2443. (News - Record oto) Vanastra Gun Club result At the Vanastra trap shoot. held Tuesday, August 31, Bill Stewart of Goderich shot 25 -out of 25 traps. John Hessel of Goderich ; Jeff Darling, Exeter: George Hamm . Blyth: Jim Caldwell. Kippen ; John Anderson, Hensel! and Murray East of Clinton' shot 24traps each. Bradley Mann. Hensall: Paul Stanley and Bill Thompson both of Clinton each had a score of 23. Paul Middleton, Clinton anth Greg Potter. *Goderich struck 22, while Dan Crerar, Kippen• shot 20 and Eugene Clark of Exeter shot 18. Jim Craig .of Clinton shot 17 and Janet Potter. Goderich shot 16. At the skeet shoot held September 4, Tom Allen of Londesboro hit all 25skeets, a perfect score. Bill Stewart, Goderich shot 24, while Bill Thompson. Clinton:- George Giles, London; Harrison Schock, Zurich;, Ernie Marshall, Mitchell; and Greg Potter -of Goderich shot 23,skeets eacbY Paul Mellor, Vanastra and Paul Giles, Lotichm hit 2-2 skeets, while Mery Batkin, Clinton had 21 and Bill Pin- combe, Toronto shot 20. John Hessel, Goderich had a score of 17 and Clan Ross, Goderich: and Jim East, Clinton each shot 16. Dan Meerburg, Forest: Dale Meerburg, Forest and Dave Ross, Goderich each had a score of 15. Housewives befit Super Stars The Clinton Housewives defeated their arch rivals.the Goderich Super Stars Tuesday night with a score of 16-7 in the first game in aliest of three series. Clinton scored 10 runs in the sixth inning to clinch the victory. The second game will be Thursday night at 8 p.m. in Clinton. The team hopes that the fans will come out and cheer them on to victory in the Central Huron Ladies Softball League. sCorunna ousts Juniors The Clinton Junior baseball club went up against an ex- tremely • powerful Corunna club this past weekend and were eliminated from the Ontario Baseball Atsociation's Jr. C. semi- finals. The score of the home game on Saturday was 17-1 and the score of the game in Corunna on Sunday was 16-6. Mark Nicholson pitched the game at home and Don MacDonald pitched the away game. This marks the end of the baseball season for the Juniors. Some politicians repair their fences by hedging. THE �MBUDSMA they edged iyacoreof'i07. blew a6Z1ead at one , -they fell down in the opening game of -a best of t.hre series. The second game will be played this Saturday afternoon at 2 P.m - The third and deciding game will be played at 8 p.m. Saturday night. Sault Ste.- Marie took an early 1-0 lead in. the ,firs inninrom a single and , iv* Colt errors. The Colts e lead 2-1 in the top of the third inning. Cal Fremlin led off with a single, and after Doc Miller struck out, Don Bartliff walked. Both runners scored as the Soo committed two straight errors on hits by Dave Fawcett and Butch Fleet. The Soo tied the game in the third on two doubles. The Colts looked like they were going to win this game as they came up withlour big runs in the fourth inning. Larry Pickett led off with his third straight hit. a double to left centre. Greg Burns and Cal Fremlin both walked, loading the bases. Doc Miller delivered a sacrifice fly, scoring the first run of, the inning. After Don Bartliff popped to the pitcher, Dave Fawcett singled home Burns. Butch Fleet then hit a double, scoring Fremlin and 43 Fawcett. But Sault Ste. Marie. who are coached by an ex -St. Louis Bruin's player and scout, pecked away at the Colt's lead, with two runs in the fourth and two more in the fifth to tie the score at 6-6. Dave Fawcett put the Colts ahead again with a 350 foot homer over the centre field fence in. the sixth. This lead was short lived as the Soo scored three unearned runs in the bottom of the sixth to secure the win. Cam MacDonald suffered the setback- as the Colts were outhit 16-11. Larry Pickett, Greg Burns and Dave announces that members of his staff will be available for private interviews at: MacKAY HALL ' NELSON AND NORTH -STREETS GODERICH, ONTARIO from 4:30 a.m. to 9:00 Oh.. WedtieSdity, September 22.1,76 and at THE LISTOWEL MUNICIPAL BUILDING • 330 WALLACE AVENUE NORTH LISTOWEL, ONTARIO from10100 a.m. to 0:00 p.m., Thursday, SepteMber21, Ill76 for individuals, groups, organizations and their representatiVes wan WW1 TO bring complakitt hit his attentkm. These interviews shall he conducted in private,,due to the obligation on the Ombudsman to make no distiesure of any information recelVed. It woukt be appreciated. although net eiSential, if Individuals, groups. lollanitatiens Or their rePresentatiYA wishing tO Present briefs or statements, or lodge complaints, provkle coples of such material prior to the above dates, ad- dressed tot The Ombudsmen Sixth Street West Ontene waif 'Mu • „. oo• IA ted the Colts hitting with three hits each:your higb rem** and Butch Fleet to the p ceduptheotherhjts. Colts in th WI forget now! On OBkchamp FREE PANCAKE BREAKFAST 94 DAYS SAME AS CASH Come get the feeling at OPEN 11 USE Sued y August 12 4 - THE icckts• AND THE uttEsT IN OUTDOOR FASHION INIOLL 1.4 SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Varna Ontario Dial 5I?:24-549 • CLINTON II DISTRICT BADMINTON CLUB '76 - 77 Season 3 FREE INTRODUCTORY NIGHTS SEPT. 15, 22, 29 II :00 - 11: 00 pm. REGISTRATION— SEPT. 29, 1976 SIN8LE S.S. COUPLE - 57. 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