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Clinton News-Record, 1976-11-11, Page 6ono Igin ;led 3-2 -after the ut the COM fled i0 the send on a shot" goal by by firyanMarriage Last Sunday night, the Clinton Mustangs literally stormed into Listowel 20 minutes before game time and skated off with their seventh victory against one loss this season. The visiting Mustangs handed Listowel their first loss of the Junior "C"' season in a nip and tuck battle that ended 8-4. The 'Slangs, who arrived late due to -. inclement weather, had their warm-up shortened and as a result, started the game off slowly. At the halfway mark of the. first period Listowel opened the scoring on a screen shot from the stick of Paul Ber- feltz. Outstanding goalten- ding by Clinton's Mark Nelson and Listowers Kevin Newbigging kept the of- fensive power of both teams scoreless for the remainder of the first stanza. However, Clinton sharp- shooters came to life in the second period when Randy Millar and Ken Robinson dented the twine for the 'Stangs with assists going to Robbie Heard on both goals. Both the goaltenders were extremely sharp again in the second period and as a result, the "Stangs came off for their final rest holding .a one goal lead. In the third period. poor Bantams lose to Palmerston On Saturday, Nov. 6, the Clinton Bantams played Palmerston and Clinton lost 11-2: The two Clinton goals were scored by Steve Lobb and were assited by Brent Daw. The next game will be Clinton at Harriston on Nov. 13. leaving the arena at 11:15 a.m. lqs.. ne4y `oar the y ronin, • clue Jack Howe ,! .. 0 goals i !hiie' Dean SymonS, Jim and Bob McKinnon had one each. its t� e Follow the Colts home and away! officiating kept the Mustangs short handed from the three minute mark, With Don dson off for a hooking p 1ty, Robbie Heard scored' is first shorthanded,goal of the evening and five minutes later with Ron Sowerby off for a major five minute high sticking infraction, Heard gave Clinton a 4 -1 lead firing in Tian MacLean's rebound. Incidently, the Mustangs played their finest shor- thanded hockey of the year as they were continually carrying the play to Listowel. With Sowerby still in the penalty box, the Mustang penalty killers ran out of gas and Listowel notched a power- play goal with only eight seconds left in Sowerby's penalty, only to -have Pete Thompson return the 'Stangs three goal lead on a super individual ,, of fort by splitting the defense at the 13:30 mark. Two minutes later with Robbie Heard having a well deserved rest in the penalty box, the Cyclones notched another power play goal and took only thirty seconds to score again to pull within one goal of the 'Stangs for the remaining four minutes. As previously mentioned eat the ohCia . ` or -the game-, fit ally called a cheap permit, o Listowel to give the "Slangs a little breathing room and not to be outdone, Listowel coach, Murray Bender, pulled his goo !tender in the final minute while his Cyclones - had `their momentum ug Clinton coach Bili Weber, counteracted with Robinson, Heard and Millar, and Robinson won the faceoff and put the puck on Heard's stick who caught the speedy centreman, Robinson, flying up the left side and put him,in the clear with an empty net to round off the game, Clinton 6- - Listowel 4. These same two teams do battle this coming Friday , night in the Clinton arena. Game time is 8:30 p.m. The Mustang victory nails down first place for Clinton, while Listowel remains in third place behind Kincardine three points behind with a game in hand. A Mustang victory this Friday night is a most for Clinton if they wish to retain first place and they visit third place New Hamburg Hahns on Sunday evening in New Hamburg. Atom house league teams Here. are the members of the Atom houseleague teams: Fabian Furniture Team: David Wright, Randy Marriage. Wayne Smith, Jeff Corrie, Brett Murray, Rick Gautreau, Bobby Ladd, Troy Barnes, Tim McGregor, Shawn Gautreau, Chris Denomme, Jason Lormand, Mike Powell, Frank Sloen- dore, Albert Hack, David Pullen; Coaches Ken Dupee and David Williscraft. Goderich Township Team: Minors open Itoekey season By Bryan Marriage Minor Hockey opened this past weekend in town and only the Atoms and Juveniles were successful. In the Atom game last Saturday, the Clinton ' boys skated to a 6-1 victory over their counterparts from Mitchell. LET'S NOT FORGET OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS Seei1!lOr:- * Wad like „Food • Also t1i11 ung fame and bulb* for s flowering. OUIST FAR AND GARDEN CENTRE H. and N;Baker. Props. hue St. 424313 Dpert Deily- �R11t,+ p.rne. Bobby Dupee and Randy Marriage paced the Clinton attack with two goals each andsingles were fired by Wayne Smith and Tim Gale. Rugged defenceman Scott Kay had two assists in helping the Clinton scoring. The Fish and Game Ban- tams were not as successful as they were trounced 11-2 by Palmerston.. The second period proved to be the downfall as the Clinton boys allowed eight goals. Both - Clinton goals were fired from the stick 'of Steve Lobb. Rookie goaltenders Bobby Thompson and Steve Wilson were extremely sharp in the first and third periods. The Clinton Lions Midgets dropped a squeaker as they were defeated by Wingham by a score of 2-0. The Clinton boys missed several opportunities to tie the game up and netminder Derek Divok was .extremely sharp in keeping the game aas close as it was. The pee wecs opened their schedule last Tuesday .night MIN. 9) on the road in Mit- theft. The -score was not available at press time. Corky Dupee, Scott Kay, Robert Dupee, Mark Can- telon, Steve Emmerton, Scott Ducharme, Kevin Arm- strong, Brad Holmes, Phillip Dykstra, Brian Phillips, Tim Gale, Robin Lobb, Monty Kelly, Dan Horton, Beecher Menzie, Bill Darrow, Tim Mayhew. Doug Alexander; Coaches, Lowell Barnes and Jammie Cooper. Pee wee house Ieagiw teams The following are the pee wee houseleague teams: Goderich TWP. Flyers: Chris Ladd, Paul Stephenson. Sean Van Dongen, Brad Hymers, Jeff Taylor, Steven Boussey, Johr( Morgan, Ron Blake, Scott Harris, Wayne Gale, Wayne Roorda, Billy Colquboun, Jeff Gautreau, Paul Gautreau; Coach, Tony Van Dongen. Clinton Kinsmen Ponies: Mike Williscraft, Jim Fleming, Dave Alien, Ian Peck, Mike Taylor, Ray Taylor; Pete Denomme, David Lobb, Bradley Forbes, Stephen Jeacock, Del Bedard, Randy Lobb, Frank Baechier, Martin to Brinke, Jim Flynn; Coach, Bryan Marriage. RICk goal siGere+ nipped the beat the former m fur contest gs,( fhe1. cord Matepr ct cches t:inic was held lust Sunday Nov. 7 at Mildmay arena. Those Atte nd, g from Obnton were - Judy Johnston, Janet Shanks Teresa Duff, Sylf1a Forbes Jinen'iies win The Clinton Juveniles kicked off the season with a n atter aSitSting en a resounding 12 to 3 win over y night: Pert Elgin' Hanover,. at h ate' last. are Val dent they can Saturday. - The scoring was well distributed amongst the three foreward lines with Gary Tebbuitt thatching three, Neil Colquhoun, two; Jamie Caldwell, two and Dave Counter, two with singles going to Paul Priestap, John Feeney and Dave Clynick. Don Peterson in goal was steady with a sound defence in front of him. Sunday, in Howick, the team ran into a stronger than Ramblings from the races by Lois Gibbings At Western Fair Raceway in London on November .3, Ackwin, a six-year-old gelding by Ack Ack-Winnie Wilmac, got his second win of the year and a new lifetime record of 2:10. He also has three seconds and seven thirds from 24 starts this year. He is owned by Gord Rapson of Holmesville and is trained and driven by his 18- year-oldson Bill. Prima Daisy, owned by Roy B. Baynham of Kippen and J. Bettke of Elmira was -second in the next race for driver Jack Marshall. She is a five-year-old mare by Don Parker -Lottie Adios, and this year from 18 starts has five. wins and three seconds. Granny Mathers finished fourth with Ray Mathers on the bike for the Broken M. Stables of Goderich. Rossland. Abbe was third at Flamboro for owner -driver Joe McDaid of Goderich, on Wednesday night. The next night, Dianne Camp. owned by Ken Haemes of Seaforth was third with, Ron Williamson up. King's Greentree also had a third place finish with driver Paul Matthews for owner Wayne Horner of Brucefield. Friday night at London, Scarlet Walbob, a five-year- old trotter by Scarlet Wave - Linda Atom, owned by Walter and Bob Daer of Goderich was second for driver Frank Dam. . El Sam 0. was third with Gord Pullman on the bike, for owners Richard Burgess and Joe Dick of Seaforth. Bobby Tar, owned by Jim Riehl of Goderich, was fourth with Joe McDaid up. At Windsor on Sunday night, Will Knight, a three- year-old colt by Excel Knight -Fan Will. owned by Ken Parke of Zurich and John H. Lester of Forest. won the second division of the Ontario Harness Horsemen's Pacing Stakes in 2:03. Little Arnie, who set the track record of 2:04 at Clinton this year, got a new mark of 2:00.4 at Windsor on Friday night. At London on Monday night, Chief Noble, a two- year-old gelding by Direct Noble - K.S.B. Chief. owned by Gord Rapson of Holmesville, won his third race of the year and got a new, record of 2:09.2 He was driven by Norm Campbell. Scarlet Frost was third for owners John Jewitt of Lon desboro and Dennis Jewitt of Clinton with the latter on the bike. Frank MacDonald finished fourth with Watchers Pride for owner David Shamblow of Kirkton. Pebbie's Girl. owned by George Feagan and Gerry Roebuck of Goderich, finished third with Gerry driving. C. D. Dust, owned by Frank and Gerry Johnston of Goderich also had a third place finish with Earl Hyatt on the bike. iluron Couniv man elected to US. soccer board Dave Silcock of the Huron Minor Soccer Association., along with a Michigan man. have become the first non - American citizens to ever be elected to the senior board of the North American Junior Soccer Mr. Silcock, who coached the Huron Flyers in Inter- fos A Ca fes' Forum for all nominees aefilibop held in the Clinton Town. Hall SDAY, . .' VV. 24 MOO national competition last summer. has been elected international co-ordinator, while Mr. Marchetto has been elected financial chairman. Mr. Marchetto is a Canadian immigrant to the United States, and Mr. Silcock is a. British migrant to Canada. outside flet o tyinstogp). to aBye,Mstandiddletoning glide position; 4, Stopping any skid stop lei. snow plot►r . side . one', lose one expected Harriston crew and hung on for half the game before the effect of their _previous night's game left them short on condition. Harriston won 9.2 but the boys feel that they can handle them later in the season. Dave Clynick and Paul Priestap notched up the Clinton goals. With the Colts and Mustangs out, of town this Sunday. the Juveniles take over the entertainment at 6 p.m. when they meet Walkerton. Why not come out and. see some good Juvenile Hockey. Swim-a-thon to be held Spokesman for the Vanastra Centre have an- nounced plans for a Swim-a- thon to be held Saturday, November 27th, 1976. Funds raised will be used to purchase hair dryers for the ladies' and men's change rooms. As winter approaches many swim enthusiasts have requested the Centre to supply this convenience. Participants in the November 27th Swim-a-thon compete for trophies and prizes in the following categories: Trophies - the youngest swimmer entered; up to 9 years most lengths swam; 10 - 11 years most lengths swam; Prizes - 12 - 14 years most lengths swam ; 15 - 30 years most lengths swam ; 31 years and up most lengths swam ; most number of pledges ; most money received. Valuable prizes include a calculator, instamatic camera, cassette recorder. binoculars and hair dryer. One prize maximum will .be awarded. To enter the Vanastra Centre Swim-a-thon pick up pledge sheets at the Vanastra Centre, RR 5, Clinton, or call 482-3544. The date again is Saturday, November 27th, 1976,1 - 2 p.m. -- The Centre has reported good participation in their Fall -Programs. 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