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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-03-16, Page 6PAGE 6- CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1978 Mitchell ousts Colts in playoff action Y The Clinton Colts Inter- fy mediate C hockey team, are ., out of the playoffs. The team lost March 10 to Mitchell 9-2 ending the best -of -seven series 4 games to one. The game was held in Mitchell. Six minutes before the end of the game, Bud Boyes, the only player left on the Colt bench, called the game. The other players were either on the ice, in the penalty box or had been expelled from the game. Referees Hugh Flynn and Max Demaray handed out 60 minutes in penalty time to the Clinton team. Scoring for Clinton were Dave MUClure, unassisted in the second period and Bruce Lyndon, also unassisted in the second period. The Colts have protested a previous game in Clinton when they lost 3-2. With 10 second left in the game the Mitchell manager walked across the ice to the penalty box during stopped time. The illegal action earned the team a bench minor, but the Clinton team later protested they should have been allowed a penalty shot. Since the penalty was a judgement call by the referee, it cannot be changed. Seaforth curling news { Three weeks of curling left, then the playoffs and another season will be over! Last Thursday, March 9, a 'mixed team skipped by -Gordon Pryce with Irma Pryce, Roy and Joan ',Beuermann won the top prize .at the Mitchell Mixed Open Bonspiel. They were winners' of the 11:00 draw and also had top points for the day. Also on Thursday, Grace Campbell' skipped a rink of Seaforth ladies in a Ladies Spiel in St. Marys. Curling with Grace were Pat Deighton, Carol 6nnes and Drucilla Twynhem. They had two good games but didn't come home with prizes. Also curling in that Spiel were Flo South and Anne Laverty from Seaforth. They curled with Madelyn Campbell and Anita Storey from St. Marys .and won fourth prize on the 11:00 draw. On Saturday, March 11, the Bonspiel Committee hosted a Mixed Open Spiel sponsored by Fleming Feed Mills of Clinton. The eleven o'clock draw was won by a rink from Ayr skipped by Don Dance. Second prize went to the Goderich rink skipped by Mel Bogie. Bill Munroe's rink from Vanastra won third and consolation went to the Seaforth rink of Murray and Marlene Forbes with Bob and Mary Fotheringham. Other Seaforth teams curling in that draw were Dave and Mary Jean Beattie with Steve and Roxanne Brown; and Bill and Grace Campbell with John and Gwen Patterson. The nine o'clock draw was won by a St. Marys rink skipped by Ken Storey with Anita Storey and Kerry and Madelyn Camp- bell. Second prize went to the Brussel's entry of Stu and Madeline Steiss with Gerald and Nancy Smith. Seaforth's entry skipped by Bill Lobb with Milly Lobb and Clarence and Lorrine Denomme won third and consolation went to Murray Huether's rink from Brussels. Also curling on that draw from - Seaforth, were Don Trameer, Claudia and Don Eastman and Donna Wood. Good food, good ice and good curling have made all the bonspiels at the Club very successful this year. Thanks to everyone who participates and helps! fa Members of the Clinton Pee Wee team for 1977-78 are, back row, left to right, Don Shropshall (coach), Scott Kay, Brad Hymers, Peter Denomme, Mike Taylor, Scott Harris, Sean Van Dongen, Mark Cantelon, Gene Powell (assistant. coach). Front row, Randy Marriage, Rick Gautreau, Doug Alexander, Chris Ladd, Wayne Smith and Ron Blake. Missing from the picture is Jeff Corrie. (News -Record photo) Midgets are still alive The Clinton Midget A hockey team dropped 2-1 decision to Mitchell last Monday in a consolation series game held in Mitchell. The Clinton team was put out of the playoffs two weeks ago. Scoring in the game against Mitchell was Clinton player Ron May, with Scott Consitt and Jeff Gibbings assisting. March 11 the team played in Clinton against Milverton winning 6-2. Mervin Taylor scored two of the goals and assisted on another, Dave Stephenson picked up one goal and an assist; Jeff Ball, one goal and an assist, Scott Consitt, one goal, Tony Gibbings, one assist, Darrell Postill, one assist and Steve Lobb got one assist. The team is still in the series. Figure skaters pass final tests In reporting the highlights of the interclub competition on March 5, we failed to pay tribute to one other couple who placed near the top. Lorelei Robinson and Lori Consitt skated together in the novice dance class placing second in their flight. Thus they were allowed to skate in the finals where they placed ninth. Well done girls, sorry I missed your good news in last week's column. We take pleasure in an- nouncing two more people for the 78-79 executive who ac- cepted nominations since the annual meeting. They are second vice president Barb Consitt and director Sharon White. It was the final test day in the beginner and junior divisions on Saturday with the fbllowing successful students: beginners test, Herman Gerrits, Kevin Gerrits, Tami Lester, Kelly Vodden, Kerry Cox, Scott Down at the local lanes Molson's Crown Mixed The James Gang are in first place with a total of 3,728 points while the Do Goods are in second spot with 3,688. Leonard's Dumbells are third with 3,591; Bruce's Buddies have 3,560; the Corner Pin Six ha-ve 3,A92 and the Mac Tacks are in last place with -4-491, In the individual s'dtring, Betty Daer had the ladies' high single of 349 and the high triple of 756. Marie Collins took the high average with 207. In the men's scoring, Murray Johnston had the high single of 318. Joe Daer had the high triple of 848 and Ken Johnston captured the high average of the day with 238. YBC Teen Debbie's Buddies have a slight lead on first place with 92 points, however, the Bowling Bums are close behind with 91. , The scoring quickly drops from there, leaving the Chicken Coops third with 73 and the Bobcats in last place with 66 points. Susan Wallace had the ladies' high single of 228 while Kelly Colquhoun bowled the high triple of 550. Jacke Zwaan took the high average of 177. George Collins had the high single of 301 and the high -triple of 709 for the men. Gary Armstrong had the high average of 215. Londesboro Ladles The Dreamers and the Ding Dongs are tied in first place FOR THEBEST IN * Parts * Service * Accessories * Rentals IT'S BULL YQULL SPORTS IL RECREATION LIMITED VA -RNA 262-511O with 84 points apiece. 'ate Doo Littles are not far behind with 82 and the Dumbells are behind in last place with 72 points. Dorothy Carter had the high single of the day with 264. Lena Nesbitt took the high triple with 692 and Penny Overboe had the high average of 211. CHnton-Blyth Ladies Joan's Pin Poppers are still in first place with 61 points and the Fantastic "5" have moved up to second place to tie with the Wandering Five at 57 points each. The Merry Mixers have moved into third place with 56 points to break their tie with the Earthquakers, who now have 55 points. The Foxy Bunch has 48 points,.,Cooper's Angels have 47 and Davey's Dumplings efemain last with 46 points. Lynn Armstrong had the high single of 369 and the high triple of 767, Mary Davey had the high average of 212. YBC Majors The Five Stars are still maintaining their hold on first place with 83 points, leaving Kathy's , Clowns behind in second with 78. The Zappers are third with 73 points and the Pickles are in last place with 60 points. Louise Gibbings wa's the top lady bowler. She took the high single of 260, the high triple with 642 and the high average with 205. Rob Van Damme had the high single of 273 for the men. He also had the high triple of 693 and Steve Gibbings took the high average of 223. Ladies' Tuesday Afternoon Boyes Girls remain in first place with 137 points and Hurman's Harem is holding onto second with 120%. The June Bugs are closing in with 1.19 points and Rosie's Rebels have 116. Nancy's Chics are keeping the scoring close with 114 points and the Campbell's Supers are slightly behind with 1131/2. Gwen Johnston had the high single of 277 and the high triple of 692. Mona Campbell took the high average of 200. ' "E'stablished 1876" McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT • Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Sec. Treas., Ph. 527-0400. 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The passing results were as follows: Brenda Dupee, starlight waltz; Shelley Middleton, kilian; Jane Symons, paso doble and kilean. Congratulations girls! Jane has one more dance to pass in order to complete the senior silver series. Most of the other seniors have . ap- proximately two more to go. Peggy Jones completed her senior silver set in October '77 Excitement gains ' momentum again this week as three senior skaters are making final preparations for the Seventh Annual Western Ontario Section Winter Invitational in Sarnia on March 17-19 and then again a week later at the northern competition at North Bay. The three competitors are Brenda Dupee, Margaret Dupee and Peggy Jones. Best of luck girls! - by. Audrey Middleton Ramblings from the races By Lois Gibbings Rossland Abbe, owned by Joe McDaid of Goderich, was a winner of the seventh race at Flamboro on March 8. The eight-year-old pacer by Keith Abbe - Susanna Dillard was timed in 2:07.4 for the mile. Prima Daisy, a seven-year-old mare by Don Parker - Lottie Adios, paced toher third straight win at London on March 13. She is owned by John Bettke and Roy B. • Baynham of Kippen and was driven by Jack Marshall in 2:09.4. .John Lester was second with Scarlet Frost at Green- wood on March 8. He is co-owner with Bob Allan of Clinton and Ken Parke of Zurich. El Bueno, owned by Richard Burgess and Joe Dick of Sea forth finished third at Windsor on Thursday night. At London on Saturday afternoon, Ima Jerry, owned by H. O. (Bud) Jerry, was fifth in the fifth race. Granny Mathers finished third in the sixth. She is owned by the Broken M. Stables of Goderich. Bill Caldwell of Clinton was fifth with Leahaven Red in the same race. Gary Payne drove Soky's Honey to a fourth spot for owner Frank Little of Goderich. Quick Almahurst, owned by Bill Fleming of Clinton, was third at Greenwood on March 11 with Tom Strauss on the bike. 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