Clinton News-Record, 1979-06-21, Page 6Iv
PAGE 6 --CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURS AY, JUNE 21, 1979
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Win two
Colts improve record
The Clinton Flemings
Colts won two games on
the weekend to improve
their record to five wins
against four losses.
On Friday night in
Crediton, the Colts struck
for 20 hits and took ad-
vantage of some sloppy
Crediton fielding enroute
to a 21-1 decision.
Newcomer Casey
Wildgen of Goderich
hurled five strong innings
for the Colts, giving up
only one unearned run,
while scattering five hits
and striking out nine.
Ron "Tag" Sowerby,
also of Goderich came on
to record six strike -outs
in his brief two innings of
relief.
Richard Welch led the
hit parade, cracking his•
first home run of the year
and two base hits. Cal
Fremlin and Stew
Mustard had three
singles each, while Paul
Bartliff belted two
naturally
speaking
doubles and a single.
Also' contributing were
Greg Burns with two
doubles, Dave Fawcett a
double and a single, Tim
McLean a pair of singles,
while Dave Bartliff and
Wildgen added singles.
In Tillsonburg on
Sunday, Flemings Colts
had a real marathon,
squeaking out a 16-15
victory in a game that
took over three hours to
complete. Line scores for
the Colts were 16 runs, on
18 hits and for the Red
Sox, 15 runs on 19 hits.
Greg Burns led the
Colts at the plate, belting
his second home run of
the season and adding
two singles. Cal Fremlin
and Don MacDonald each
had three singles.
Doc Miller, Dave
Bartliff and Paul Bartliff
each had a double and
single, while Butch Fleet,
Don Bartliff and . Stew
Mustard added singles.
Carp were introduced to the waters of North
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America many years ago by oariing
forefathers. In Europe, when the was
properly prepared, (usually smoked) the carp
was considered a delicacy as well as a highly
prized game fish. No wonder they wanted to
bring this great fish with them to the new world.
Carp thrived in their new environment and are
now found in almost every major watershed
throughout North America. Depending upon how
you look at it, this can be either good or bad.
This particular fish has the bad habit of rolling
when it feeds making the water in slow moving
streams and shallow bays very muddy and
murky. They are also prolific spawners and
seem to survive in spite of man's attempts at
eradication. Top this off by classifying it as a
coarse fish, and it comes out a real loser.
There is, however, always the other side of the
coin. It has been said before that carp may well
be "the fish of the future". With society polluting
streams faster than they can clean them up, the
lowly carp may just wind up being the only fish
left in our streams. Add on the insignificant fact
--th-act-'bighttg-l-noSetarp are one pile of fun to
catch, and you have a real winner.
Carp fishing can be real family fun if it is
approached in the right manner, or it can
literally drive the serious fishei nan to tears of
.,frustration. I prefer to keep my carp fishing on
the light side mainly because I catch more when
I do. The mechanics of this type of fishing are
fairly simple. Find a slow moving stretch of
likely looking river, throw out a hook baited with
your favorite concoction, prop the rod up, lay
back and wait for the fish to bite.
It sounds easy, and it is, but here are a few
tricks that make it less frustrating. First is the
bait. There are probably as many different bait
recipes as there are fisherman, but a few stand
out as all time favorites. Cheese, niblets corn,
liver, worms and dough balls are the old stan-
dbys. Of these, worms and dough balls are my
favorites.
Dough balls are probably the easiest to make
and handle, but they do present some problems
when it comes to keeping them on the hook. This
can be remedied tos-certain extent by kneading
absorbent cotton into the dough. The small
spring found in ballpoint pens, when slipped over
the shank of the hook, will also help to hold the
bait in place. A few drops of extract of vanilla in
the dough will also help to attract fish.
Carp are also well known for their sensitive
mouth. If any resistance is felt whdn they pick up
the bait, they will drop it without,getting hooked.
For this reason, if a sinker is used it must be a
sliding sinker. The egg shaped ones with a hole in
the center are best for this. Just pass the line
through the hole before tying the hook on. The
hook and bait will stop the sinker from coming
off, but when a carp picks up the bait, the sinker
stays on the bottom while the line runs freely
through it.
As I said at the start, carp fishing can be a
family sport. Turn the outing into a picnic that
both mom and the kids can enjoy, and if one of
the youngsters gets a chance to battle it out with
a ten pound fish, it'll be a day they'll never
forget.
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Don Bartliff and
MacDonald shared the
mound duties with
MacDonald picking up
the victory.
The Colts played host to
Dashwood Tigers last
night (Wednesday) and
they host the Thorndale
Srs. on Sunday, June 24 at
7:30 p.m. On Saturday,
June 30th, the Tillsonburg
Red Sox will be in town
for a 2 p.m. encounter.
Women
kickers win
seventh
The Clinton Women's
Soccer Team won their
seventh game of the
season beating the Forest
City B team of London 4 -
3. This was the same
team that had previously
defeated them earlier
this season with a score of
5-1.
Doris Lawson scored
the first Clinton goal and
Wendy Tyndall added two
more to end the first half
in a 3 - 3 tie.
Early in the second half
Jill Clynick scored the
decisive goal to lead the
team to their 4 - 3 victory.
The next game will be
held on Sunday, June 24
at 10 a.m. at the high
school.
sports
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T -ball has made its first appearance in Clinton as a
dozen or so boys learned the art of baseball without
throwing their arms away. The ball is mounted on a
rubber pipe, and then the player takes a swing at it.
Makes for plenty of fielding practice.(News-Record
photo)
Clinton's Sunday race entries
RACE No. 1 Pace 1400
DEEP RUN PENN Wm. McLean
LUCAN BOY C. Young
SING CUT'S HOPE D. Jewitt
SANDY MATHERS J. Mathes
MISS DAWNGLO R. Battin
MISSISSKIPPY J. Muir
LAURIE B J R. McLean
A.E.
GREY WIN OMAHA S. Maguire
RACE No. 2 Pace 1400
JEFFREY HI D. Kennedy
MIKE'S JIMMY LYNN G. Keys
RAGTIME KID J. Meriam
TRACY DIRECT R. McLean
SCARLQT WALBOB R. Henry
JOANNA DALE B. Vanstone
MISS LEPAGE M. Vanlanduyt
A.E.
GWEN'SCHOICE T. Kerr
RACE No. 3
Pace 8425
Netminder saves
Flyers 'game
by Ace
On Sunday, June 17, the
Fleming Flyers were
eliminated from further
action in the Third
Division Cup as they were
defeated by a strong
Curinga team 2-0.
Earlier in t'le-season,
Clinton had tied Curinga
2-2, however, since then
Curinga has picked up six
new players , including
some from the First
Division.
After approximtely 30
minutes Curinga took a 1-
0 lead when a forward
tapped the ball in the
right hand side of the net,
during a goalmouth
scramble.
Late in the second half,
the London team
wrapped up the game
when a corner kick was
cleared out to a Curinga
halfback. The London
player drilled a perfect
shot, cleanly beating the
Clinton keeper to the
lower corner.
The score was not truly
indicative of the game
play. If it were not for
some spectacular and
utterly brilliant saves by
Clinton netminder
Jeuregan Hellman, the
score could have easily
been 7 - 0. The game was
by far Hellman's best
effort this year. Peter
Wise was also steady and
strong on the Clinton
defence, breaking up
many offensive plays
single-handedly.
Clinton's offence was
unable to get moving at
all during the game due
to inconsistent passing.
Also Curinga was able to
control the midfield
consistently throughout
the contest.
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Next game for Clinton
is on Saturday, June 23
when they host the first
ptace Ingersoll Flyers.
Kick-off time is 3 p.m. at
the Clinton Community
Centre.
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John Anderson and
Paul Ritchie shot perfect
scores -at the Kippen Gun
Club shoot on June 18.
Out of the 18 shooters
participating, Burt
Mahaffy, Al Kyle, John
Hessels and Dan Crerar
came second, each hit-
ting 24 targets, Lloyd
Venner followed, hitting
23.
Mark Edmondson
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HYATTS TREASURER D Jewitt
WACKY WAVER F Sadler
MR. STATE HILL, R Batten
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CEDARWOOD SCOT B Habkirk
RA('E No. 4 Pace 1400
V O KiLLEAN Wm. McLean
T D PENN D Kerr
AMAZING JAN B. Litt
LANCER FELLA K Houston
GOLDEN STORM S Maguire
WICKED LION S Maguire
ORANGE RAIL R Mason
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SKIPPY COVER F. MacDonald
RACE No. 5 Pace 1400
ROHELJA L. Decaluwe
DILLON SONG Q. Jewitt
HAZY DARES D. Jewitt
DIANNE CAMP D Kennedy
REGGIE FORD J Meriam
LITTLE BIDDY R. McLean
LADY'S LASS B Leitch
A.E.
HALAGRAPH G. Woodburn
RACE No. 6 Pace 1425
SYLVAN STREAKER F Sadler
HARLO CHAMP B Caldwell
ALEX OF LONDON R. McLean
AZUCAR PRINCESS R. Henry
SKiPPY DEL B. Bennett
RACE No, 7 Pace 1450
AUBURN FORBES N N McKnight
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PRIMA DAISY J Muir
PENNY GRATTAN R McLean
DARNEI"S PENNY T Kerr
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Tarry Baker both gained
scores of 22, while Larry
Taylor, Elgin Kipher and
Jamie Caldwell each hit
20.
Allen Bell shot 19, John
Dickson and Kevin
Kipher each had scores of
18, Bob Bell had 17, Brad
Sangster tallied a score of
16 and Brian Baker
finished last with 15 hits.
YVONNESJEFF L DeCaluwe
CAPETIME JESSICA G Woodburn
RACE No. 8 Pace ' $475
('EDARCREST MAUD T Ker
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RENY GO WAY E McDonald
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CONRAY KEVIN N McKnight Jr
PRIMA CEASAR R McLean
J D PRIDE G Woodburn
RACE No. 10 Pace 11000
FLEET FIGHTER N. McKnight Jr
A KNIGHT SPRITE N. McKnight
VALLEY CREEK ZIP T Kerr
COOL COMBO T.B.A
EASY McGREGOR L. Fitzsimons
PURE BRED R McLean
ROYAL SLAM A Hardy
Clinton juveniles
take first win
Dan Proctor led the
Clinton Juveniles to their—
first victory defeating
Chesley 18-15 last week.
Dan had three singles
and a double, while also
pitching well in relief.
Bill Tugwell had a double
with Ray Mclsaac adding
2 singles.
Dave Williscraft and
Bob Hart each con-
tributed a base hit. The
next home game is set for
Saturday night at 8:30
against Walkerton.
This week in bald
-Sa.turday•m:orniag - i0 a m-. -
Tykes, Saturday, 12:30 p.m., Goderich at Clinton.
Pee wee. - Friday night 6:30 Crediton vs. Clinton;
Saturday afternoon 1:00 in Kincardine (Tournament).
Bantam - Friday night 7:00 in Seaforth; Saturday
afternoon 5:00 Exeter vs. Clinton.
Juvenile - Saturday night 8:30 Walkerton vs. Clinton.
Last week's scores
Tykes - Kincardine 25, Clinton 12.
Pee wee - Clinton 22, Exeter 10; Crediton 11, Clinton 10.
Bantam - Dashwood at Clinton, forfeit.
Juvenile - Clinton 17, Chesley 13.
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