HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-06-09, Page 6PAGE 6--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1977
Colts sCorunna
by Bob Livermore
On Sunday May 30, the
Clinton Colts tangled with the
Corunna Giants of the
Southern Counties Baseball
League and defeated the
Giants by a 7-4 score.
The Colts jumped off to a
surprising 3-0 lead in the first
inning. Stew Mustard led off
with a single. After Larry
Pickets. forced Mustard at
second base, Dan Colquhoun
singled, Don MacDonald
doubled scoring Pickett, and
Paul Bartliff singled
knocking in - Colquhoun and -
Don MacDonald.
In the fourth, the Colts
made it 4-0 as Butch Fleet
doubled and ea rn home when
Paul Bartliff Lit a single.
When Cam MacDonald
developed arm trouble, Don
Bartliff came on in the third
inning and gained his first
victory of the season.
Corunna rallied with three
runs in the bottom of the
fourth inning to cut the Colt's
edge to 4-3. A home run by
Moore and back to back
doubles by Heally and
Kennedy accounted for the
three runs.
In the Colt seventh, a single
by Larry Pickett and back to
back doublet;' by Dan
Colquhoun and Don Bartliff
hiked the Colt lead to 6-3: The
teams traded runs in the
eighth inning to make the
final score 7-4. Paul Bartliff
homered for the Colts' final
run of the game. The Colts
outhit the Giants 13 to eight.
Leading the Colts were
1'°aul Bartliff and Dan
Colquhoun. Colquhoun had
three singles and a double,
while Bartliff had a homer
and two singles. One hit a
piece came off the bats of
Stew Mustard, Larry Pickett,
Don Bartliff, Don
MacDonald, Butch Fleet and
Richard Welch.
The Colts next hpme ga"me
was last night June 8 against
Dashwood Tigers. Det ils
were not available at prss
time.
Senior soccer dub blanked
by Rosemary Armstrong
The Clinton Soccer Club
suffered a humiliating defeat
at rthe hands (feet?) of
London United in a Second
Division League game played
on Saturday in London which
resulted in a 7-0 decision for
United. •
Never in my years involved
with Clinton Soccer Club has
the team played so badly or
with so little desire. This just
was not what we have come to
expect from our soccer team.
This year it seemed as if we
had the best team ever, but
unfortunately there has not
been one game when all this
talent has got together to
show what it can produce as a
team. •
Hopefully that day will
dawn soon as a team cannot
go week after week with the
minimum number of players
turning up, despite half of
these being experienced,
when, the others are inex-
perienced, albeit enthusiastic
youngsters.
As. it . was on Saturday,
Clinton was missing five key
players and that plus Uniteds
scoring a great goal in the
first minute of play, com-
pletely upset Clinton's
usually cool game.
Nothing went right for
Clinton from that point on
although they did manage to
keep the score down to only 2-
0 in the first half.
The second half
deteriorated quickly with no
ball control, missed passes
and little desire as United
plied Carter (replacing
Hellman who was injured
early in the game) with
constant barrage of'short and
seemed to score at will.
The afternoon was not a
complete waste of time
however, as the Clinton
spectators enjoyed the
acrobatics of the Canadian
Air Force Snowbirds
aerobatic team who were
performing overhead along
with an exciting array of old
fighter planes, like the
Vampire and Spitfire and
Vulcan Mark II of the Royal
Air Force and many others
participating in the London
Buffy's Beauties split
two weekend games
Last Thursday evening,
Buffy's Beauties Juvenile
girls' ball team travelled to
Ripley and a pair of grand
slam homeruns in the top of
the ninth inning enabled the
local beauties to come away
with a victory. -
Mary Ann Cummings and
Susan Parke led the Clinton
team with the grand slam-
mers. Kelly Colquhoun
picked up her second victory
in two starts when she came
in for relief for Brenda
Butler. Karen Bolger started
on the mound for Buffy's.
The Clinton girls dropped
their first game of the season
in W.O.A.A. action last
Sunday afternoon as they lost
a 15-14 decision, to the
Wingham Juvenile girls.
Clinton opened the scoring
in the first inning on a single
by Debbie Wise, and a walk
drawn by Brenda Ball.
Debbie Cook's sacrifice bunt
moved .the runners ahead and
Susan Parke singled to score
Debbie Wise.
Clinton girls were shut out
until ,the fourth inning while
Wingham picked up five runs.
In the top of the fifth inning
the Clinton gals regained the
lead with six runs as Debbie
Wise, Debbie Cook, Sharon
Thompson, Karen Bolger',
Jane Symons and Brenda
Butler all scored.
The local gals fell behind
again in the seventh as
Wingham picked up seven
more runs to Clinton's one.
In the eighth' inning Clinton
scored four while Wingham
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picked up two to remain out in
front 14-11. In the top half of
the ninth the Clinton bats
were booming again -as the
locals scored three more
times to even the score at 14-
14.
In the bottom of the ninth,
Wingham needed only one
batter to finish off the local
gals as Kathy Cruikshank hit
a solo homerun .off losing
pitcher Kelly Colquhoun to
finish the ball game.
Debbie Wise led the Clinton
hitters with two doubles and
two singles in six trips to the
plate. Buffy's Beauties
travelled to Mitchell on
Wednesday night and en-
tertain St. Marys at home on
Sunday at 8:30.
Air Show (the airfield being
no more than half a mile from
the soccer field).
This week, Clinton meets
God'rich in a very important
game as far as Clinton is
concerned. We always do well
in this local derby so it will be
interesting to see whether the
Clinton players can pull
themselves up for it, and
show us what they can really
do.
Game time is 6 p.m. on
Sunday June 12 at the Arena
field. See You There!
The players and fans were
delighted to see Bill Cantelon
at the game on Saturday and
wish him speedy recovery
from his operation.
Haste Ye Back, Bill.
Knights
winners
The Annual Knights of
Columbus charities draw,
organized by the Ontario
State Board, was held at
Hamilton on Monday, May
23rd, 1977. -
Winners of the three
automobiles were: Buick Le
Sabre, Donna Ferguson,
Ottawa: Ford LTD, Mr. J.
Perreault, South River,
Ontario: Chrysler Newport:
Mrs. A. Cowan, Toronto.
The draw realized a clear
pforit of $147,000. Some -of the
recipients of the proceeds will
be the Canadian Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society and the
Pro Life Organization. The
members of the Knights of
Columbus in the Clinton area,
wish to thank all purchasers
of tickets for your support in
making such a success of this
annual venture. Many per-
sons less fortunate than us
will no doubt benefit from the
proceeds of this draw. Better
luck next year, it may be you
that wins a brand new car.
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The Clinton Legion installed their' new officers last Monday night. Left to right are past
president Frank Pyke, president John Deeves, first vice John Semple, second vice Nor-
man LaCroix, secretary Lyndon Bosworth, and treasurer Cliff Parker. (News -Record
photo)
Atoms lose to Seaforth
On Saturday June 4th,
Clinton Royal 'Bank Chequers
played • their re -scheduled
game with Seaforth at the
Public School, and being the
perfect host they allowed the
visiting team a come from
behind victory over the
Clinton squad 4 to 3.
In the first half, the Clinton
team scored first with David
Pullen notching the first goal
of the year with Robert Dupee
also getting an insurance
goal. Only Seaforth came
back and scored before the
half ended.
During the second half,
Seaforth tied the score early
in the game. Then Robert
Dupee tied the game at three
all, but with four minutes left,
Seaforth out ran the Clirt'ton
defenders at centre field and
went in and scored to take the
game.
Although Clinton should
have won the game, the score
did not indicate the play of the
boys and girls. In the first
half Bobby Ladd led the team
and made several rushes
down his right wing only to
find no one there to help him
out. In the second half the
Clinton team played a dif-
ferent type of game allowing
Seaforth to take the ball and
forgetting the wings on their
team.
Next game for the
Chequers will be June 9th at
St. Columban at 7 p.m. also
the Clinton Fuele'rs, the other
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Simcoe resident, Barry
Bezzo, • will be battling to
retain his lead in the third
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Motocross Series at • - Hubly
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The Motocross action blasts
off at noon this Sunday June
12 at the motorsport park
near Varna, Ontario.
Over 300 competitors have
pre -entered the five classes
that make up Sunday's race
program,•
The park offers full cam-
ping facilities and weekend
activities also includes
motorcycle and go-cart
rentals., . a free hayride
Saturday night and Sunday
morning breakfast.
Clinton Atom team in the
County Minor Soccer
Association will be travelling
to Bayfield on .lune 7th at 7
p.m.
Vanastra Gun club results
Jamie Caldwell of 'Kippen
was the top shooter at the
Vanastra Trap Shoot on May
31 with 25 points. He was
closely followed by Jack Mills
of Guelph, Jim Butcher of
Clinton and John Anderson of
Kippen who each shot 24
traps. Bill Thomson of
Clinton, Mario London and'
Ernie Marshall of Mitchell all
brough in scores of 23 points.
Bill Stewart of Goderich
and John Hesse' of Goderich
each shot 22 while Tom Allen
of Londesboro, Lloyd Venner
of Hensall, Bill McNutt of
Exeter and Neal Romphf of
Exeter hit 21 each.
Larry Mason of Exeter was
the sole shooter of 20 points
and Bradley Mann of Hensall
and Ashley Gilbert of
Goderich carne after him
with 19 shots. Paul Stanley of
Clinton and Dave Temple of
Exeter both hit 18 traps.
Hill Armstrong of Exeter
hit 17, Randy Stewart, the
junior shooter, shot 16, Ed
Lindenfield of Exeter;
collected 15 points and Doris
Schock of Zurich shot 14.‘
In the Vanastra Skeet Shoot
on June 4, Randy Stanlake of
Exeter was the only shooter
to have a perfect score of 25.
Harrison Schock, -4 ewie
Morrello of Mitchell and Glen
Mogk of Bornholm hit 24.
Glen Vickery of London
shot 23 along with John
Hesse!, Bill Pincombe of
Toronto and Ernie Marshall.
Mery Batkin of Clinton and
Tom Allen hit 22 skeets while
Bill Bousscy of Kitchener hit
21 and Ashley Gilbert hit 20.
Bill Armstrong and Her-
man Fisher of Benmiller hit
19, while Dave Temple and
Jamie Caldwell hit 17.. Ed
`Lindenfield got 15 points and
[)ave Fisher, a junior shooter
from Benmiller, brought up
the rear with 11 points.
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