HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-03-30, Page 6PAGE 6-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1978
Ramblings from the races
By Lois Gibbings
Irisha Hanover, a seven-year-old mare by Bullet
Hanover - Irish Flower, owned and trained by Lorne
Tyndall of Clinton, had her first win of the year at London
on March 27. She was timed in 2:10:2 with Dave Wall on
the bike.
Irisha Hanover has started seven times this year with
one win, one second, two thirds and she has also been
fourth twice. Last year she took a record of p. 2:07:1
when she was first five times, second five times and had
nine thirds from 21 starts in her first year at the races.
Frank MacDonald, who was Irisha Hanover's regular
driver last year, is still recuperating from a broken wrist
and has not yet returned to driving in races.
Will Knight, owned by Ken Parke of Zurich and John H.
Lester of Forest was a winner at Mohawk Raceway on
]Monday night in 2:04:4.
Melo Victory won the fifth race at Windsor on March
21, timed in 2:06 for owners Wm. Bradley and Lionel
Kloss of Goderich.
At London on March 22, Dainty Meadow, a six-year-old
mare by H.A. Meadowland -Dainty Debbie, was second
for owner -trainer Bob Vanstone of Goderich in the first.
Betty Van Dyk had a fifth place finish for owner -trainer
Frank Little of Goderich in the fifth.
Bold Tar Heel was third at Mohawk on Friday night for
owner Franc Stroop of Fordwich.
On Saturday afternoon at London, Bev's Ace picked up
a third with Art Abbott on the bike for owner James D.
Taylor of Hensall in the first race. Bill Rapson of
Holmesville drove Btandellero to a fourth place finish for
owner Ed Watson of Blyth and trainer Walter Oster of
Clinton. Robert Jerry was fifth with Muddy Royal for
owner H.O. (Bud) Jerry of Goderich.
Late Affair, a six-year-old horse by Sir Dudley Pick-
Delphine Spencer was fifth for co -owner -driver Carl
Fisher and Grant Fisher of Goderich. This is his first
year at the races.
Soky's Honey, owned by Frank Little of Goderich, was
fourth in the ninth race Earl Hyatt drove Duke Killean to
a third place finish at Windsor on Sunday night for owner
Bernard Mitchell of Dungannon.
Monday night at London, Jay Dee Lonesome was third
for driver Art Abbott in the first race. She is owned by
James D. Taylor of Hensall. Bold Tar Hell, owned by
Franc Stroop of Fordwich was second at Motiawk on
March 27.
Several Clinton residents have returned home
following a Florida vacation. Ernie and Bernice Brown,
and Case, Ruth and Jennifer Buffinga arrived back on
March 22. Dennis, Janet, Kathy and David Jewitt
returned on Saturday.
Larry Daw of Clinton reports the arrival of a nice big
filly foal on March 25 from the Newport Duke broodmare
Maisie Belle, which he co-owns with his father, Claude
Daw of Mississauga. The new arrival is by Native
Bomber, who is a son of Tar Heel, with a pacing record of
1:59.3.
Maisie Belle has already produced: Fancy Thoughts p,
2:07.3; Meadowbrook Boy p, 2:05.4; Thumper p, 2:08;
Niccolini p, 2:04; Tar Daw Duke p, 2:02.4; and Metric
Time, a three-year-old owned by Larry and his father, as
well as a two-year-old filly, Rosetown, owned by Norm
Brooks of Kerwood.
Seaforth curling news
by Gwen Patterson
With the curling season
quickly drawing to a close,
events at the club are in the
wind-up stage. Re -scheduled
and playoff games will soon
be held and winners for the
season declared.
Meanwhile, curlers are still
avidly participating in local
bonspiels. Doug and Peggy
Rowcliffe curled with Bev
and Lorraine Alexander in
Exeter on March 17 and 18
and won second prize.
Bob and Sharon Wilson
curled in Wiarton on March 18
and 19 with Don and Joyce
Dance. They won first prize
on the 11:00 draw.
A lot of Seaforth curlers
attended the Corn Growers
Spiel in Vanastra on March
22. Gerald Smith skipped the
winning rink of the day.
Curling with Gerald were
Gordon Pryce, Neil Dolmage
and Ross Lovett.
Bob Fotheringham"s rink
won second prize on the 9:00
draw. With Bob were Murray
Forbes, Glen Hayter and Art
Duvar. Bill Lobb skipped a
team with Brian and Gerry
Lobb and Ian Fleming and
won third prize. Other
Seaforth curlers in that Spiel
were Mert Keys, Harold
Pryce, Stu Wilson and Jack
Mayhew, but I didn't receive
any particulars on their
games.
The Junior Curling Club
held a very successful Fun
Day on March 26th. Winning
first prize was Catherine
Ribey, David Underwood and
Laurie Stackhouse. Second
prize went to Brian Moore,
Betsy Ste. Marie, Brad
Gowan and John Van Vliet.
Third prize was won by Susan
Dorssers, Bob Wilson and
Jane Ribey. Vincents donated
money for the prizes and
everyone enjoyed a pot luck
supper.
Final events for the club
include a Mixed Fun Day on
April 9. That includes break-
fast at th'e club with curling to
follow. The Junior pot luck
supper is scheduled for April
15 and the annual pot luck
supper and dance will be held
on April 29.
A most important date to
keep in mind is the Third
Annual Dance to be held on
Friday May 26 with the
Brown Orchestra from
London - a super band!
The overall winners and the winners of the second draw at the Huron County Cornspiel al
Vanastra Curling Club last week was the team of front row, left, Gerald Smith and Gerd
Pryce, and back row, Neil Dolmage and Ross Lovett,. The team received inffividual
trophies and will have their names inscribed on the master plaque.. 1 teams took home
jackets or toques donated by area seed corn dealers. (News -Record photo)
Down at the locaIianes
YBC Teen _
Debbie's Buddies are still
holding onto first place with
104 points and the Bowling
Bums are in second with 98.
The Chicken Coops have 76
points and the Bobcats are
Last with 72.
Teresa Foster had the high
single of 202 and the high
triple of 517. Jackie Zwaan
took the high average of 178
for the ladies' scoing.
Jamie Cooper had the
men's high single of 268 and
the high triple of 690. Gary
Armstrong had the high
average of 217.
Molson's Crown
Mixed
The James Gang are in first
place with 10,871 and Bruce's
Buddies are second with
10,488. Leonard's Dumbells
have 10,418; the Do Goods had
10,362; the Corner Pin Six
have 10,328 and the Mac
Tacks are last with 10,176.
In the individual scoing,
Marie Collins had the ladies'
high single of 238 and the high
average of 208. Theresa
Machan had the high triple of
635.
For the men, Bill Lee had
the high single of 318 and the
high triple of 820. Ken
Johnston had the high
average of 239.
Ladies Tuesday
The Boyes' G iris are in first
place with 146 points, leaving
the June Bugs behind with
133.
The scoring then closes in
with Hurman's Harem,
third with 1271, leaving
Nancy's Chics with 127. 'The
Campbell Supers have 1231,4
and Rosie's Rebels are in last
place with 123 points_
Vera Beck had the high
single of 301 Moranne Duddy
had the high triple of 667 and
Mona Campbell took the high
average of 200.
YBC Majors
The Five Stars have a good
lead on first place with 90
points while the second place
Kathy's Clowns have 80
points. The Zappers have 78
and the Pickles are in last
place with 74 points.
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In he individual standing.
Karen Wise had the ladies'
high single of 246 and the high
triple of 657. Louise Gibbings
had the high average.
In The men's scoring_ Bob
Falconer had the high single
of 320 and the high la .pie of
791_ Steve Gibbings had the
high average of 220.
Londesbnro Ladies
Helen Wallace had the high
single of 278 and Penny
Overboe took the high triple
of 660 and the high average o
210.
In the team standings_ the
Dreamers are on top with 90
points and the Doo L:irttles are
second with 91. The Ding
Dongs have 89 and the
Dumbells are last with 74
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