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cond period tied; at
,atoms lose
second eibibition
atomsthoSat`day second exhibition
Las,
€lie. Clinton . Wil,dex Atoms
#x.+a steda tough St. Thomas
clap and dropped a 6-1
iecisiei in an exhibition
me.
Bobby DuPee e scored the
�
lone Clinton goal for the
locals.
Next Saturday afternoon
the youngsters get back to
regular league ' play when
they visit Palmerston for a
game at 4:15 P.m.
The lads are still un-
defeated . after four regular
season garnet, outscoring
their opposition 30-4.
cool
sizzle .ith , .lots it f•
irst
�pince' 14 Iim league*
afterno n „
fo o►wed lay the Sinkers in a
close second with 61. The.
Pressure Cookers hold third
a ., r leading
planta with. , Vic%#nts�
Le Salad Q,ue with 53« the
Blended v ith 'and tkte
Micro Waves with46.. Iva
Reid had. the, high. singleand
triple with 272 and 7+8 with
Rosemary. Armstrong taking
the high. average again with
210. - --
• Teen League
Brenda pee had the ig
single andtriple of 252 and 61.
in the Clinton. Teen League.
Suzie Chainnber had the high
average.. with 200. In. ',fie
men's . sections, George
Collins had the. high sing
and triple with 231 and 59 ,
and Greg Skinner had the
Y.B.C. Wien
Standings in the Y.B.C.
Maier League look like a
rerun of ; te+ with
ill
teams hole e�
..with the same ;paints. The
Bad News Bears are out
front with 49 with the Rough
Riders in second with 46. The
Rams follow with 4% points
and the Winners hold fourth
place with 40.
Wendy Gibbings had the
high single and triple with 207
and 534, while Nancy Kuehl
took the high average with
188. Dave Armstrong's 284
took the men's high single
with Steve' MacDonald's 632
taking the high triple and Bob
Atkinson's 212 taking the
average.
YBC Friday Alteration
Boussey's Baboons have
leaped their way into a 38
point. tie in first place with
Kazy and the Pups in the'" C
'Friday afternoon league. The
Pack Rats have moved; into
second spot with followed
by the Tiger Cats at third -with
36 points. The bons and
Corrie's Coyotes are tied at
3S. -leading the Bears with 33
and Ken's Cobras with 28.
Diane Bromley sweat the
girls' high single, double and
By LoisGibbhtg9 ._
Bold Tar Heel, a six-year
old gelding by ' Mighty Tar
Meeh - Muyna, owned by
'Flank Stroop of Fordwich,
ghis 13th , win of the year or
'erdriyer Dennis Jewitt
+f Clinton: at London on
Saturday afternoon. He- also
has five seconds and six
thirds frorn: 34 starts this
year, for Over $7,700 in ear; ` ori Hyatt for Frank and
niggs.Gerry Johnston of Goderich
-He has improved greatly Thursday night at Rem-
over Last year when he had a boro. Keystone H.artree,
.Standing iof 0-2-2 from 21 awned by Wayne Horner of
starts for his previous owner. . Brucefield finished third for
--Bruce land of Goderich driver Paul Matthews.
had a third place finish with At Western Fair Raceway
his three-year-old trotter in London on Friday night,
Ozark Chris. He has raced 24 .. Scarlet Frost, a three -year -
times this year, with three old filly by Hoot Frost -Lady
wins, four seconds and eight Axworthy C, owned by John
thirds. Jewitt of Londesboro and
Chief Noble, a two-year old Dennis Jewitt of Clinton,
gelding by Direct Noble KSB finished second with Dave
Chef, owned by Gard Rapson Wall on the bike.
of Holarnesville, was second Granny Mathers, owned by
for driver Notin Campbell in the Broken M Stables of
a photo finish. From 11 starts Goderich was fourth for
this year he now has three driver . Ray Mathers in the
wins, one second and one fourth race.
third, with a record of 2:09.2. There were no races at -
Imp Mathers,. owned by the London . on Monday night
Broken M Stables of Goderich because of the election. They
was third with Ray Mathers are being held- Wednesday
on the bike. He is an eight- this week instead.
year-old gelding by Lu's 'inn -
Bonnie P. Grattan and he has
over $1.800 from 33 starts with
a standing of one win, one
second and eight third place
finishes.
At Windsor Racewayon
December 1, Shelly Duke,
owned by Arthur Maskell of
Goderich was second for
driver Ron Stevens.
C.D. Pust was third with
'Clinton Colts will; at-
-to -Seek revengeon the
1IaRrriston Blues .asss ••the two
+uhs faclff" at 8:30 p.m. at
the Community Centre
tonight.
Last Friday night in
Clinton, the Harrison club
fought back from a 6-2 deficit
to score a 9-6 overtime vic-
tory over'he'Colts.
Atter a, scoreless' first
period the, Colts t t o goals
off the stick of peedster'Paul
Kelly and one from Brum
u-�---"Vim" Kennedy to give the
Colts a . "short-lived'" 3-0
advantage.
Before the end of the -second
period; the Blues scored twice
to close within one. Goals by
Jim Guenther, Brian Ken-
nedy and Panay Colquhoun _
gave the Colts another"three
detelrniin Har istge, ant club
battled back to tie the game.
The tying goal was scored
on a penalty shot by defers
seman, Norm ,Fisk with 4:50
left in regulation play. In
ov time' it. was all Harriston
as Clunas scored Mace and
B(+man add ' a last
minute tame.
Sunday night in Clinton, the
Colts rapped the Wilive r. ton
Four -Wheel Datives 11-6 as
Paul Helly scored three goals.
to give him a season total of,
16 goals in : Just 11 gales!
Brian Kennedy added to two
goals white solo efforts went.
to Greg Burns, Scott Pari.'
and Mike Anstett.
Six different players
replied for the Four -Wheel
Drives as Jerry Rozetidal, Ed
Erb, John Hollis, Dick,
Harrow, Ken Dale and Jim
Rapp scored.
The Colts evened their
season recant -at six wins and
six losses with the victory as
Ltle Colts played their most
physical gave of the year.
This weer, the_ Alts play
Harrigan Tonight (Thurs.) at
8 :30 p.m.
Friday,, Dec. 10, Clinton
travels to Kincardine and
Sunday, Dec. 12, Fergua will
visit Clintonfor a?:30 game.
five scorers,
GP G A PATS.
B. Kennedy 11 1.4 17 32
H►.: CoKellqlyuhoun 11 12 lb16 18s 2528
J. Guenther 12 6 9 15
S. Parks 12. 6 5 11
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