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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-01-06, Page 6• • PAGE 6—CLINTON 6--CLINTON NVWS-Rg,CORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY0',-1•971' rir •• Mustang back track,in trac, win two • 4. a ,,o ' ,..-/ • By Bryan Mandate - and. singlets -1'6-y Steve Cook, The second period was Pete Thompson, -John Hanly, much closer as each team.. The Clinton Mustangs are . Bill Roy, Don Gransden, Paul scored once, -Robbie Heard back on the right track finally 'Robinson and Ron Sowerby notched his second of the with a pair of victories last, handled jhe , Clinton' night for Clinton. . weekend. scoring:Clinton outshot their In , the third period the Thy first victory waspPOnents 85-17. • Mustangs out -scored their ----relatively easy over HanoVer, . Hanover came to town with opposition 5-1 while the Bears 24-3, and last Sunday at home just eight players for' the took the majority of the agaipst Port Elgin Clinton contest. penalties with two fighting won 10-3. .. Last Sunday night, George majors, a match penalty and - * After their annual Schernott and the port, Elgin a 10 minute misdonduct,while . Christmas slump; the Bears came to town with Clinton retaliated with only, Mustangs have 17 victories, 6 hopes of a victory by out- the two fighting majors. • losses and one- tie, with the muscling the Stangs,.but to no Scoring for Clinton in tie schedule two thirds over. avail as the Stangs are used' third period was handled by In the 'Hanover game last to the hardhitting Bears. Dave (Rocket) Stephenson, Thursday, newkomer Grant . In the opening period two Pete Thompson, Steve Cook, Shelton, along with Tim .goals by Tim MacLean and John Hanly and Don Gran- IVI'.:.C.ean and Robert Heard singles by Grant Shelton and sden. , set the pace with four goals Robbie Heard gave the The Mustangs take to the each. Stangs all the ceoring they road this next couple of weeks Randy Millar followed with _needed as Clinton opened up a with a trip to New Hamburg three, Mark King had a pair 4-1 lead. ' this Friday night and Kin - • ',. Ramblings from the races By Lois Gibbings .Quick Almahurst, by Golden Money Maker -•Queen Wave, owned by Bill Fleming of Clinton, ended his four- year-old year with a third place finish at Windsor Raceway ,on_ December 28. From 33 outings in 1976, he. had a standing of two wins, eight seconds and ten thirds, plus a new race record of.,p, 2:01.1, good for earnings of $18,766. His lifetime record is '2:00.2 taken in a -time trial at Lexington as,a three year old. Tar Daw Duke, by Cole Tar - Maisie Belle, owned by Larry Daw, Clinton and -Claude -Daw, Mississauga, also. had a very successful year in 1976 as a three-year- old. He made nearly $17,000 from 28 starts that included Gix wins, six seconds and two thirds. His best winning time was p, At. Orangeville Raceway last week, Movin and Groovin, was a winner for Wayne and Georgina- Dupee of Clinton. At Greenwood on December 29, March Will finished third In the fifth race and Margies Gir1,-was fourth in the tenth. Both are owned by Ken Parke of Zurich and John H. Lester of Forest. Scarlet Walbob, finished in front in a 2:13.3 mile at Flamboro the same night for owners Walter and Robert Daer of Goderich with Frank Dam on the bike. Nancy Holmes' trotter, Merrywood 'Hoot, finished third in" a dead -heat . at Windsor on Thursday night. Chappy Herbert, owned by • Pee wees dump Seaforth On Monday, Dec. 27-, the Clinton, Kinsmen Pee Wees travelled to Seaforth, winning Clinton started the scoring off with a quick goal from the stick of Paul Stephenson assisted by Jim Fleming at 14:48 of the first period. Pete Denomme scored, at 8:05 of the same period assisted by Ian Peek. • Clinton came on strong the second second period, scoring two.- ;More goals. Fleming scored at 13:45 unassisted, and Stephenson scored at 4:53, assisted by Fleming.. 8eaforthfinally got on the score board getting two goals in the second peiliod.' • Fleming opened the scoring again .at 11:33 of the third period, assisted • • by Stephenson. Seaforth can -ie back and scored at 7:03, making the score 5-3. • To finish the game Jeff Taylor scored at 1:08 assisted by Brad Forbes: The boys worked hard and came on top with another win 6-3. • Last Snday„,lan. the Kinsmen pee wees started the year out right making it to the semi-finals of • the Legion tournament held in Lucknow, Clinton started off against •K incax.dine, winning _6-1. Gettingqhe -goals for Clinton were Paul Stephenson, Jim, Fleming, Brad Hymers, and Sean Van Dongen scoring a hat trick. Clinton then travelled into the semi-finals, losing to Exeter •Scoring. for Clinton •— ivere - Paul Stephenson, Brad Hymers and Ron Blake. Next game is this Saturday, Jan. 8, when Clinton • plays host • to Wingham at 4 p.m 4 cardine'this Sunday night. - The -next Mustang, .ho (Tie game will be:F'riday; January 21 at 8:30 when, New" Ham burg Hahn g come to town': . • , Wayne Horner of Brucefield had a second at Flamboro on Friday night. The same night at Windsor RacewAy, Bold Tar Heel, owned by Frank Stroop of Fordwich, but trained and driven by Dennis Jewitt 'of Clinton, goi his 16th win qf the year. From. 38 starts he also has five seconds and six thirds. Congratulations' Dennis on your first winning drive at Windsor. What a nice way to end the year. On New Year's Day at Western Fair Raceway in London, !Scarlet Walbob was second for owners Walter and Robert Daer of Goderich in the first race. Imp • Mathers finished fourth for the Broken M. Stables of Godetich in the third . Ackwin, owned by Gord Rapson of Holmesville, started 'off the new year with a second place finish with Bill driving. 'Hilarious Lover, now a four-year-old, continued his winning streak. He now has four wins in four lifetime starts for trainer -driver Gord Pullman and Jack Mcllwain of Seaforth. El Sani 0 was third at Windsor with Andy Hardy on the bike.' Al London on Monday night, Flame - Messenger, owned by Evelyn” Rapson of Holmesville, was fourth in the first race. Bobby Tar started the new year off right with a win in 2:10.2 with driver Joe McDaid. He is owned by Jim Riehl of Goderich.. Merrywood Dee, who was formerly • owned by Jack, Holmes of Clinton and trained by Walter Oster when she raced' locally in 1975, had a very successful year as a four-year-old in 1976. From 41 starts, she had a standing Of 9-4-4, plus a record of p, 2:03.1 and earnings of over $8;000. CENTRAL JUNIOR 'C' .kgrearne W. L T Listowel ' 16 6 1 208 95 13 18 3 1 205' 84 37 IS 9 0 188. 143 30 New Hamburg - 14 6 2- 159 89 30 Walkerton Pori Elgin 9 16 0' 109 156 18 4 17 1 99 158 9 Hanover - 0/19 1 43 286 1 (Dec. 30 Hanover at Clinton game not included) FUTURE GAMES ° Wednesday — Listowel (it Walkerton, 9 p.m. Friday — Listowel at Hanover 8.30 p.m., Walkerton at Kincardine, 8 30 pan., Clin- ton at New Hamburg, 8:30 P.m. Sunday — Clinton at Kincardine, 7;30 P.m.; Hanover at Listowel, 8 p.m.; New Harnburg at PortiE loin, 8p m. Down at the lanes Ladies' Afternoon The Hat Pans continue to sizzle in the Ladies' Tuesday Afternoon Bowling League, holding the lead with 84 points. The Sinkers have a firm hand on second place with 80, followed by the Pressure Cookers with 77, the Blenders with 72, the Salad Queens with 71 and the Micro Waves with 66. - Darlene Weir had the 'high single of 276; Rose Hummel, the high triple of 679 and Rosemary Armstrong, the high average of 208. YBC The YBC Friday afternoon and night league had no regular league bowling, but for those who wished, there was family twosome bowling. The Teen league also par- ticipated. Trophy ' winners at the events were: senior - girl, Deb Cook and dad; boy - George Collins._and mom ; juniors - girl - Brenda Dupee and dad; boy - •Perry Daer and .dad; •bantanls -, girl - Kathy Ladd and dad; boy - JohnScrutona,iidda YBCMajors The ' Rams have Moved" into a slim second 'place lead oft,. 724A :points in the YBC Majors league, butting the Rough Riders down to third •place,with- 7 -2 -The Bad New..: Bears continue to hold down top spot with 73, and the Winners trail With 621/2. Jackie ZKaan had the high single of 236, with the high triple going to Angela Dtitizer' and the high average to Nancy 'Kuehl. In the men's divislon. Bob Atkinson had the high single and average of ,325 and 210, while Dave Armstrong had the high -triple of 725. Huron-Dex • The Huron-Dex league is back in roll with the Try-Alls leading with 55 points. The Zepplihs follow with 50, the Headpins with 44 and the Whiz Bangs with 33. Where's the puck, seems to be the'ques last Sunday nIghi,'as* the Clinton Mus RobInson(7) goes behind the net to retr uring a scramble in front of the Port Elgin net dumped the Bears 10-3. Here Mustang Ken loose puck, (gtws-Record photo) Whig rega. By 'Brian Marriage Last Tuesday night in.. Seaforth, the Clinton Wil-dex Atoms travelled to Seaforth to play their counterparts. Both teams had identical records of six wins and no losses and Clinton skated to a 6-3 victory to remain in first place all alone. ,Seaforth opened the scaring early in the first period before Steve Emmerton tied it up for Clinton. Randy Marriage gave Clinton the go ahead goal before the first period ended. In the second period marriag marker notched skated o lead afte In the Marriag .Bobby goal w taking -t defense Seafor fine indi Mcllwai night, scored, a his fourt Goalte and def .Colts face Mit in Sunday ha Lou Heinbuck's Mitchell ,Murray. Red - Devils invade Clinton paced Sunday night to, battle the goals ea Clinton' Colts in a contest went to scheduled to face-off at 8 p.m. Chisifol The Colts, • who travel to • McKenzi Milverton Friday night, will Paul be attempting to snap a marksm personal two -game losing • while si streak.' Rau, Ric • Last Sunday night. in Kennedy Lucknow, 'the Colts collapsed , in the third period as the Lancers dumped the Colts 9-5. Lucknow scored three goals in the first period but the Colts battled back and trailed 4-3, when the second period buzzer sounded. 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The Atoms host Harriston this, Saturday afternoon at 3 'p.m. before going ,to the Seaforth Optimist Tour- nament on the l5th of this month. 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