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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-01-13, Page 6M.y P4G1 6-••,-CLINTON NEW$.RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1977 Heard scores. SOth! Stangs on move again By Bryan Marriage The Clinton Mustangs won two more games last weekend during their final road trip of the, season Which winds up their taway games on Tuesday Januar+ 18, in Kincardine. ...._ ., Robert Heard .... scores SOth The Mustangs' have seven remaining home games between the 21sVof January and the 13th of February. Last weekend they travelled to New Hamburg on Friday and dumped the Hahns 7-3, while on Sunday they travelled to Kincardine and outlasted the Kinucks •The Stangs broke the game wide open in the first period in New Hamburg with six goals, while the .. -Hahns replied with- a pair. Tim McLean led the Stangs-with a pair of goals while Grant Shelton,. Dave "Rocket" Stephenson, Robbie Heard and Pete Thompson notched, singles. . -. Both teams remained scoreless in the second frame while each teai'ri scored once„ in the final period. Dave Watt scored Clinton's 'only goal in the period. - In Kincardine last Sunday night, Clinton's leading scorer Robbie Heard notched -his 50th of the season with a ' hat -trick performance early in the" game. The Stangs scored three unanswered first period goals, one each by Robbie Heard, Randy Millar and Dave Watts. Both teams scored three goals - each in the second period. Robbie Heard had a pair for Clinton and,, Ken Robinson scored his first of a pair. The teams also split in the third period with each team scoring three times. Ken Robinson with his second of 'the game and Pete Thompson and Dave "Pocket" Stephenson handled the scoring for'Clinton. Clinton's . record at the present time is 19 wins,., six losses, and, a tie. They hold down ; second place behind Listowel Cyclones who have a two point- lead in OHA Jr. "C" Central division. The Mustangs continue their road this weekend with trips to Walkerton on Friday, Listowel on Sunday, and Kincardine next Tuesday, Next home game is Sunday Jan. 21 when New Hamburg, comes to town. Down at the local lanes Teen League League g boys' classes, taking the high League with'53 points. They The Yo-Yo's, with 61 points, single, high double and high . trail the Alley Cats in first have moved up from bottom-' ,verage of 209, 361 and 169 place with 68 and lead the ..place in Teen League respectively. Rolling Stones with 46 and bowling., The Cham--. Playgirls with 42. bermaides now- trail in the f Ladies' Tuesday Afternoon Rosemary -Johnston had the six -team• league' with 58 The Hot Pans are still high game of 277 and the high points. frying high in the lead with 89 triple of 698, with Dorothy The Cosa Nostra continue points in the Ladies' Tuesday Carter taking the high to dominate the standings Afternoon Bowling League. A average of .195. Dorothy. with 82 points followed by the tie follows -in second and third Airdrie continues to be the Sunshine Bowlers with.64, the place between the Pressure most improved bowler with a Stoney Louts close behind with 63, and Kirk's Krusaders on their heels'with 62. Suzie Chambers had the high single of 227 and the high average of 196; while Nancy' Falconer had the high triple of 579. In the .rpen's division, Verne Sawyer had the high single of 296 and the, high triple of 649, with the' high average going to Rick Brown with 205. YBC Friday Afternoon In the YBC Friday After- noon .Bawling league, -Diane. Brornely took the girls' high single, high double and high average of 185, •296, and 137 res,pectively. Scott Kay r-e'iieated Diane's per- formance in the bo.Yss-'h division, taking ' the high single of 179, the thigh double of 357 and the high average of 183. - • Boussey's Baboons still hold top spot in the league ,standings : with 51 points, followed by - the Pack Rats with 50, Kazy ,and the Pups with 48 and the Bears with 47. The ' Lions and Tiger Cats follow at a '45 -all tie, leading Corrie's Coyotes with 44 and. Ken's Cobras with 34. • • YBC Friday Night' ' The Fabulous Five continue to hold a slim lead in the YBC ,Friday Night League. The Tree Strikers follow in close ° second with 50. The Strikes and Spares hold third place with 47, leading the 450's and Super Strikerts, tied with 46. The Headpins follow with 45, Cornish's Cool Cats with 42 and ithe Bay City Bowlers with 37. • ' Lynn Armstrong -had the high double and high average o>i .390 and 171, with" Marg . Dupee taking the high single of 200. Phil Cornish swept the Cookers and the Sinkers with plus 19. 84, and the Salad Queens and Blenders with 77. The Micro Londesboro Men Waves follow with 69. The ' Doves in first place. Darlene Weir had the high with 59 pointslead a three - single and high triple of 285 wa ti , e for second place with and 684, while the high y` average went to Rosemary the Owls, Eagles, and Fin - Armstrong with 207. ches in the Londesboro Men's League with 51. The Hawks and Robins peck for third place with 41. F Robert Shaddick had the high . single of 288 and shared ' the high triple with Harry Lear with 688. Harry had the high average of 224. Mervyn Durnin was judged most improved bowler with a plus 16. Clinton Mixed Pickle and Friends have returned to lead the Clintoft Mixed League with 60 points, after a brief loss of position to - the X's and O's now in third , place with 49 points'. The Who Cares are tied at second with the Keep Strikers and 5.0 points. • The Buzzer Bowlers follow with 45, the Flintstones with 40, the Die Herds with 36 and the True Gritts with 34. Vic Hoggarth had the high single of 331 while Maynard. Hymers had thehigh average of 214. In the women's division, Pat MacDonald had the high .single' of 267 and the high triple of 677. Val Marriage had the high average of 224. x • • the high single of 175 and the C1lntonBlyth. high triple of 453 in,the men's The Striking Demons battle division. Ian Hulley had the the Bionic Wonders for first high average of 177. • place in the Clinton -Blyth league with 16 points. The Windmills and' the Odd Ball Bunch are tied in second with 14, followed. by the Bonnie. Braves with 12 and the Ups and Downx With 9. Lia Hoggarth had the high single and high triple of 345 and .707, 'wits the high average going to Linda Cooper with 209. Other high singles were: Linda Cooper with 287; Mar Sertsema- with :257 and Marg Kuper with 274. Londesboro Ladies. The 'Brown, Onions have moved into second place in the Londesboro Ladies' Huron=Dex The Try Alls dominate the Huron-Dex---Bowling League with 57 points, leading the Headpins with 51, the Zep- plins with50 and the Shiz Bangs with 38. Jay Carter had the high single of 257 and- the high triple of 731,. while.. Louise Gibh,ings had the high average of 196. Ian Clark had 1876 1976 „ 1.cKILLOP -. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY i4EAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT . Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Sec. Treas., Ph. 527-0400. FULL COVERAGE 'Farm and Urban Properties . Fire, Windstorm„Liability, Theft e Various Floater Coverages Homeowner's, Tenant's. 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(News -Record photo) Colts dump Mitchell 6-2 Right-winger Scott Parks snapped a personal scoring slump (4 ga'mes) last Sunday night in Clinton as he tallied three goals to pace the Clinton Colts to a convincing 6-2 triumph over the Mitchell Red Devils. The win also snapped the Colts losing streak at three games. The Colts led 3-0 after the first period anti increased their lead to 4-0 after the second before Mitchell scored earlyin the third frame. Other Colt. marksmen were Rick Frenlin, Greg Burns and Brian "Victor" Kennedy. Mike Walsh and Bob Beut- tenmiller replied for the Red Devil's. Defenceman Darwin Carter, contributed 'three assists ,to the Colts offensive attack. Two newcomers were $dressed for the Colt game as ex-Goderich Sailor Wayne Rau played an aggressive ' game on defense for the Colts while Larry Haugh played centre between speedsters Paul Kelly and Brian Ken- nedy. Last year Haugh played for the Lucan Inter- mediate 'C' Cyclones and the year before that played for Lucan-Ilderton Jets of the. Senior 'A' Series. Pee wees win second game Last Saturday, January the score 5-0 for Clinton. The 8th, the Clinton Kinsmen pee \ goal was assisted by Dave wees played host -to Wingham Lobb, and Ray Taylor. winning 6-0. At 11:51 of the third pe09.d,, .,:..U,•,.,:,,.,.,.�t,+ In the first period, Clinton • . the sixth goal was scored by J Colts scoring scored two goals. Time of the \Fleming assisted by Paul (top five) first goal was 5:20 scored by Stephenson and Jeff Taylor. "Sean VanDongen assisted by Mike Williscraft and Chris Dave Allen.. The second goat. -Ladd shared the first shut out was scored by Paul of the season. Stephenson at 2:52, assisted, The .Clinton Pee Wees will by Jeff Taylor and Brad travel to Mitchell on January Hymers. °- p 18, Tor a'6:30 p.m. game._ Clinton came on strong in the second period, scoring three_ goals. At 12:18 Paul Stephenson scored his second goal of the game unassisted, . and Sean Van Dongen scored his second goal of the game at 10:56 assisted by Dave Allen. Ian Peck scored the fifth goal of the game at 2:50 making Clinton hockey fans . will remember him playing centre for the Exeter Hawks in 1972 when they eliminated the Mustangs and went on to capture the Junior 'D' Crown. The Colts resume action this Friday night when they play their first game in the Milverton Tournament at 9 P.1VI. against the .Harriston. Blues. Other „teams involved are Luckneiw, Petrolia, Leamington, Mount Forest, Amberstville and host team, Milverton. P.S. Scott Park's hat trick last - Su'hday 'night entitles :h irnn to one free dinner at Buffy Burgers. Brian Williams proprietor of Buffy's will be awarding a dinner to any Colt player who achieves a hat trick (3 goals) in any game. place X-Rateds with 57. Newt's Newts: have 40 and _Bill's Girls 38. Theresa Machan had the high single of 293. 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Assists were picked up by Tony Gibbings with two, Jeff Ball with one, Jamie Cooper with one and Scott Consitt with one.. Clinton played a very good game., 'Goaltending was superb, Thompson and Brown stopping 35 shots out of 38. -by Bev. Taylor. On Saturday, January 8, ,Clinton Bantams played Hensall and won 5-3. Hensali scored three ;oats 1r� the first period, two.-' kty Devin Parker and one by Brad. Mann, In the second period, Clinton made a comeback, scoring five goals: The first. goal was scored by Brent Dow . two by Scott Consitt, Clinton to host Atoms . The Clinton Minor Hockey Association this year will host the O.M.H.A. Zone 7 Atom Grand Championship Tournament. The tournament will be held d'n Saturday and Sunday March 12 and 13th. 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