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• Clintt ri'' Fleming Colts "they became unwound for
;Wept two .games on the a come from behind 9.8_'
' Weekend ter � defeat by win. 'Ron ,,,Tag" Sowerby.
. .e i e the , stance tb pick
t'h.�, . Lo>Gndo� , Service Went �:, .
Masters lit Weekend. -up . his fourth victory. ,
On 'Thursday, the -Colts- 'allowing nine. -hits, six:
travelled' 'to ' Strathroy walks and .striking outs
and came awaywith a 8.3 seven.
hea
,.. win. Vie', Batas alp• saw - p�ashwoad went .a d
-M Nicholson return to 'with a seven run lead�:as
d and, be struck .they seat 11 risen to •the
.._;., .Lb mound e
Out ° 10, walked two' '40,4 plate -;the -third inni g
alio d two hits. WiTeltHe on VIM hits, three walks.
after .five Innings, : to. be and a"Clinton error_ ,
rrelievedhy �. Gl>tnto?n ,-I3ash.w'ood's Tre Stover
'Midget, A�"reg � F1Q�lyerS, R .allowing. the-._
who finished the -game. sailed along.,
• Clinton jumper to' a one Colts' 'no hits _until Cam
run .�. lead after two and MacDonald singled with
scored, one , more in the ' two out in the fifth. In the
third with three in the
sixth inning the Colts.
�
fourth inning and two in batters came to, life and'
the sixth,
. ........ on : acDonal.d..s.ingle e
. � Cal �renlin�;��'l�ra�ked,.
Dori ,MacDonald led the . Burns and butch.
ts'' attack with three Greg
Colt , Fleet.. singled and Cn .
singles, followed by g ni
h - Fleet with two MacDonaldunleased a
Butc three run homer over
doubles and Cam
�- MacDonald with two right field to pull the
scoring margain within
singles. Singles also went q_
.to Greg Burns, Ron
Sowerby, John• Hart and Dashwood came back
Mark Nicholson. - and scored a run in the
On..Saturday, the Colts top of the ninth to lead by
spotted the.u,,,,.Dashwood • three, but Don
Tigers seven runs before MacDonald started it up
at
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Clinton
Entries %r Thirraday 8
July 3. 19807
y_- Posttime 7:30 p.m.
RACE NO,1 PACE 8325•
MAIDEN SA Ft-N4_t300 Lifetime
•
MAD JACK
WILLVAN GIRL-
-COUNTESS JAY
IRL•CQI,INTESSJAY
SUSTEDOOL r
SUSAN ANIS
PEG LEG PEG
REBEL DUKE
RACE No. 6 - 8325
Claiming $1500, -with allowances
HARLO BUFFY B. Rapson
SPRINGCREEKTOM D. Jewitt
AZUCARARNIE F. Maguire
- 'TOOTER BILL, = - F. Sadler
Jim Wallace PRINCESSWENN `R. :a in
C:Young WAYCO B J. Walker
G. Roebuc,kt••....••,...,JEFFR,EY fill '". D. Kennedy
J. DuckiworCh . AE•
R.- Henry CLA YBROO:K A M. Lee
G. Hull
F:• Sadler. -
again tor'theclts with. a '° He was followed by. his
-single. Cal Frernlin . little brother Don whohit -
singsingled,„. Greg
Burns two singles Cal. Fremljn
.
walked, as. ' ;did •;.Ron",.. Gary Fleet, Dave ;Bartliff
y
Sowerb and Butch Fleet, and Paul Bartliff also hit
Then Cam MacDonald . ". singles,
singled in the tying runs The Colts next home
1 to have Dashwood game is scheduled for "
on y'�
Walk in the winning run. July 4 at 6.30' pm • for
Leading the Colts another ' match against
lttp was the.veteran of the Dashwood Tigers. So
the .club, . Cam:,.. come over i. 'the : ball,
MacDonald with his t park, ..enjoy an evening
singles '. and , a big -home outdoors',and help. support
run doing three for four. the Colts.
s fife
by Carolanne DO1g. . Jr. kayo there is 'ways, a'
o'clock • on a shortage of ,caddies and.
Eight . g
,Monday me ruing X .Now no matter what. tour-
• Who would be • crazy nament he's at, there's
` enough*t6 be in
he' golfalways some localkids'.
.
course 'parkinglot, fklingott.s ats, ora
already unloading' tet, . few dollars . ard the
�..
clubs, when I arrived? -chance to meet some, , of ,
Two Carloads even?. the pros. -.:lien.. was a ,•
On, closers -view- I Gould caddy for atm Nelford
see that, it. was Ken D0,10,-, and got thejob by -asking
Jr. and soinie of his.` fellow Nelfordif he needed a
sin throe h :. ,regular caddy. This is the
caddies:,. RaS.....g• u Y . ,..,...:...
........ �, , ., reg di
. after the Canadian Open; way most.n.." cad .,.ies.
In Montreal. After '• 18• acquire a man, and often
holes, 'oft they went to 'they 'just go from' one :..y
. Memphis, Tennessee but' player to another, Lately
Kenny IstaYed behind for 'Ken . has bee& caddying*
a two week Canadian . for Mike Mor y------ ---
0
ddy
' thevacation. gives
id-ear „ Pportunity to ' introdgu
uced Ken. l• an
find out what life is like Morley to each other over
fpr a caddy on the tour:' a game of pool and when '
Firs of all - what is a.
..,,,,,„____'______L______". : t the_taddy decided' to txy
caddy? Originally a: something different,:
caddy was a man skilled Morley asked .Kenif he'd.
in the game ofgolf whe, be 'his caddy. ,Since- then --
g . rried a Ken'sregular with
for a fee, carried been' r g.., y
player's clui�is'Y and of- Morley and "has been it
fered advice. The `word ' many ,of the big tottr-
caddie is .the,. Scots' form .naruents with Morley
of the French cadet , a making some very good
term applied for . showings.
example, to the younger If most of you think as I
sons of the French noble ',. do, you'd envision the life
families who went, to,of.„ a caddy being a
Edinburgh in the train ofglamorous and exciting
Mary Queen of Scots. job, Of course it°• has its
•
Ken Doig Jr., 26, has moments especially after
•
been'fr�in the races pr{ f essional golf tour for the Masters ..or the U.S.
Rambhngs
• twoY .ears. He has cad- Open. For many caddies
Clinton and driver Randy Dan -Rain Bow Valley, died for many different this is'a once..in-a.jifetime
Henry in the fifth..Randy has had five wins, one ,golfers including happening. The rest is
.also finished secondwith' second and two thirds Canada's Jim Nelford long hours, hard work
Scarlet Dakali for trainer from 14- starts in 1980. and well known player, and miles of travelling. I
Terry Rutledge -of .ClintonCharles Coody, , Ken is think for most of us it's
R: J. Ready; owned by
and owner Harold yrs of Bob and Doreen now a regular with Mike interesting to see just
Dublin: Morley, an up and how a' casidy-earns--his
Rowcliffe of,. Hensall. had -.young ro. r starters he
- -R ees.--. - wil-1 be held_. hj _see .win f the„ye'ar coming., y g p cax> i�:,n 4.":v..• A
again nex Sun a"y, TUtJ-6 at Iresden Raceway tin o - up a fing r ies,„Ibre-go .lfer s -.bag . .
with post , time at 1:30 household and caddying. and clubs. However this
Friday night. • Thh'e .
Qua ifiersgo . at -1.: for his father gave Ken is no canvasSunday bag i,
p.m.,► Q chestnu. four-ye•.ar-old J. agood background in with half a ,s t .df clubs,
12:30 p.m• horse. b Ever Ready- g
"Nioorela ds D'i k was his'
the-golf game and at. the two balls and a handful -of
Miss B Key trotted
claimed for$10,2, 5 from age of 24, Ken Jr'. thought tees. Ken Jr. estimates_
mile. a 2:1:1.3 to' remain he'd tryhis. 'brand -at t e7 ei ht� --to - aboiit' 40
Bruce Dupee'.of Clinton at � _.__ >a
undefeat.�d_ in two
,, Greenwood Raceway in • lifetime starts. caddying for the big guns.'pounds and it's; no wonder .
Toronto on June, 24. 4There are a variety of they use such gigantic
Driven by Wayne Dupee Goderich Raceway will. methods of obtaining a Turn
to page 7
to a new- lifetime record re -open for the 1980 caddying position. Ken
of p, 2:02.4 on May 31 at season on Thursday, July
Windsor, the. four-year- 3 with post 'time at 7:45 .
old horse by Moorelands • p.m. • . standings
..Cl�n.ton bali
•
RACE No. 2 $450
Claiming 13000-84000 with
allowance
Enteibin multiples of $100
DELAS BYE BYE F. Sadler
BE NO - R. Rundle
SCARLET DALALI R. Henry
IMA JERRY R. Jerry
YVGNNESJ FF R. Mason
le NANCY M OW G. Roebuck
SPRINGCR EK
CHRIS D. Jewitt
RACE No. 3 1325
Maidens AE -N- $30011fetlme
ALADAR G. Girodat
MERRYWOO LISA J. Mathers
IULEARAY X. Coates
GOLDPAINTGIRL C. Young
VAN DYKE LINDA J. Duckworth
JNAGNUM EXPRESS . - F. Sadler
RACE No. 4 $350
Claiming 124100 with Allowances.
HARLO CHAMP R. flenfY
BOBBY TAR B. Vanstone
NOBLE NATIVE J. Walker
LADYYORKTOWN F. Sadler
MISSY McBRIDE R. Battin
NOTA SLOWPOKE B. Bennett
MISS DAINTY
DODGER R. Batiin
RACE No. 5 ' 1450
- IMP MATHERS J. Mathers
----WEE DEVIL F. MacDonald
FILLY COUNSEL G•. Girodat
PEANUT KING A. Hardy
GEMINI TIDE R. McLean
SWIFT HONEY R. Henry
RACE Na/.7' ,
N -W 2 races or 11000 lifetime
AE N -W $200L8 • - --
BEAUBODINE R. Williamson
HIGHLAND CLASSIC A. Campbell.
HILEABRAD K.Coetes
DIAL TONE - F. MacDonald
MIKE MEADOW V, Vansone
RAYS PRODIGY G. Woodburn
MISS KItISTA HALO •R. Henry
RACE Go. 8 .A 1400
Claiming 52500 with -allowances
EMMA C. LEE - J Duckworth
DIRECT•BY PAS R. Mason.
,1•:C. LO RNIE LEE R. henry
DAINTY MEADOW B.'Vanstone
JOLLY K I1.LEAN G. Roebuck
FLYING ONE
F. Sadler
RACE No. 9 . 1450
..N -W $450 L 5 AE N -W 3r or $2000
Lifetime AE N•W 51000 in 1980
,GREEN VIEW DUKE TBA
50 NK ¥ TQ NK G Woodburn
MID STORM R. Henry
J DPRIDE - G. Woodburn
-COM A . R. Williamson
IRON LASSIE f C. Young
RACE No. 10 $ 1000
Winners Over 54000 in 1979x8.0
Maisons Pace - Cooler presentation
to the winner •
IDEAL PLEASURE A. Hardy
DWYE- F. Sadler
FUTURE FORTUNE G Roebuck
HIGH BALLERLNA R Battin
UTAH COUNCIL R Henry
AMOS A J. Wallace
Conditions for 5 same as for race 9
natural
sjaeakin
I have just finished reading a test report .from.
Rebel Lures, a well known lure manufacturer in
the `U,5. The report is brief, but packed full of
information, so.I thought1''dtake the opportunity
to pass on a.few hints to you. • .
In central Florida, there is an area called
Rainbow Springs, and it is here,that Rebel Lures
does- the testing.for-their products. The waters,
.which. are described as "gin clear" are perfect
for visual observation and also permit _c• ccellent
photographs to be taken• to back up their findings
in a scientific manner. The backbone of 4:Rebel
Test Report No. ! 10...Depth" deals with the of-.
,fects of varia'b10 such as speed of retrieve and,
test wei ht,of yur line on the running depth ioef-
your lure". what they have determined is that
heavier the line, andthe faster the retrieve, the
shallower your lure will run. -
In'the course of their testing, they found that a .
very fast retrieve call cause your lure to run as
flinch as 20 percent more shallow than a slow.,
retrieve.would. What happens apparently, is that
the resistance acreated by the line in the water
causes the diving lip on the lure. to rise, thus
acting negative y du 'tenrted-'purpo ' ""-
lure. It therefore follows that theheavier the test
weight of t' a line (heavier: test is • larger
diameter th a the lighter-w'eights), the* more
,resistance it e counter's in the water resulting it
that same lifting effect. In some_. of their tests,-
Rebel found that the maximum depth the -lure
will run can vary by as much -as two feet by
simply doubling thq test weight of the line. Asan
example, they found that one of their new lures,
' the "SupraNatural Bass" ran at an average
maximum depth of 101/2 feet using eight pound.
test line, at nine and one-half feet using 12 pound.
test, and at eight and one-half feet using 17 pound
test. Now, if this variation is compounded -by the
speed of the retrieve you' can see th- i, the dif,-
ference can be quite significant. -
this tendency- to rtin at different depths can
work both for you, and against you., By varying
the speed of your retrieve, you can explore,
different depths with ,our lure to find o'ut just
where the fish are Tying. That's one for the plus
side, but let's look on the minus as well. If you
are fishing a certain Iake that has a thermocline
set ;up about 1'0 feet deep, chances are thaVs--
where 0.le fish you want to catch_are. If your
budt'y is using eight pound test and the
SupraNatural Bass lure, he'll .be dragging that
deadly weapon right through the spot the big
ones are lying In "You, on the other hand, with
your 17 or 201b. test will be buzzing the same lure
--across about tw.o..feet over their heads. Thattwo
feet may be enough to *send you home 'skunked
Bigwins in
Jastbail league
Merner's Construction
team and Goderich
Township took big wins in
the Clinton recreational
league fastball play this
.44
while your former fishing partner chuckles over
a full creel. That's why the results from tests
such as these may seem insignificant at first
glance, but prove to be very meaningful when
examined more closely.
But that's not all the info packed into this test
re -port. The four categories to be exarnined by
the aegler.when presenting artificial baits to his
quarry are color, size, depth, and speed.. Depth
and speed have been examined here, but only in
relation to one - type of lure -- the deep diving
plug_ There is a whole world of difference between
et-"ween a surface floating popper and a bottom
bumping jig, just as there is between the erratic
'slow jerk of a popper on the surface and the fast
skip of a surface plug over the same water. You
have to fend •out what th g
Y
Haven vs. Bluebirds them. The same thing applies to size -and Color,
July 221, Merner's Vs. with more emphasis on size1 d,.,�'ou can flog some
Lobb's excellent wafer 87ay, but if you don't have the
July 23, Tea4hers vs. right combination, you just won't catch fish. But,
week: p- - Ii h•e bas�llist happeg
Jul 21 Excello-Elm e•fish want and ive itt
Goderich Tw �._- n to be feedin on golden
'In a June 23 ,'match,
Merner's defeated Lobb's
Caseys 13-5 after only five
innings in a mercy rule
game.
In the second game of
the day, Goderich
Township .downed the'
Teachers by,o whompin-
15-7. The hot and
coldTeachers had fought
the first place Bluebirds •
to tie in the previous
week.
The Bluebirds .got back
on the right traek1 n June
25 after their loss in the
championship of their
tournament,__,They were
put back ons, the . winning
side. whenale beat- the
Excello.:Elm�Havens 8-5.
the teams -thank all the
' fans for their support
shown in the recent
tournament ' and' their
support is asked for
during-. the rest of the
season. •
Upcoming games
July 7, Merner's,; vs.
- Bluebirds ...
July 7, Teachers vs.
E::celio-Elm Haven.
July' 9, Lobb's Caseys vs.
Goderich Twp,
July 14, Teachers vs.
Lobb's .
July 14, Bluebirds vs.
Goderich Twp. '
July 16, Excello-Eltn
- Haven vs. Merner's
Jul 28 Merner'
y s vs.
Goderich Twp.
July 28, Bluebirds vs'.
Teachers
.July 30, Excello-Elm
Havers vs. Lobb's
August 4, Lobb's vs.
Teachers
= AUgust 4, Excello-Elm
Haven vs. Merner's
Augtfist 6, Bluebirds vs.
Goderich Township
• r
r and about -three feet
shiners that are{ darting a o ,
under the surface, watch out' when you tie on one
of Rebel's 31/2 inches natural coloured minnows,
because you'll soon have sore arms -from hauling
all those big fish 'in. .
The point I'm trying to make is, try everything
until you find the right combination. If you have
two spools for your reel, carry d•ifferent....l.i.ne
weights on them and even try switching lines.
Vary your retrieve, change your lures and
sooner or,,l.at•e you'll click.
If you would like a copy of this test.report, drop
a line te-Rebel Lures, Division Plastics Research
Sm, le and Development Corporation, 3601 Jenny Lind,
P 0: Box 1587, Fort Smith, Arkansas, -USA.,
"";"-2002; aijd^Report No. 10ask for "Rebel Test .,.. -
A con�sitTt-a:n't �"P"i's""'° ,
someone who always Depth". I am sure they would be happy to share
knows 'what to do until it -.- Heir discovery and knowledge'Witli-you.
haonens to him.
Barr* 41on g o'' Maries, coach and manager of the CFPL Superstars, wascarried off -the field by four Vanastra Lions C ub'
la er
s in the middle of the he
comicalsoftball game Sunday betWeelf.the two, to ns with the rocal squad
-
comingout on topby a score"of f1., 10. JJmpire Rick Fortune seemed to have
,�llttle interest in interferingm.
with the unusual'methods used by either team.
a
• (Photo by gills) a
by Lois Gibbings •
,;.Clinton Kinsmen
Raceway re -opened for
its lith season of harness
racing ,Qin Sunday, •.,Tune',.
`29th with a crowd.df 1,248
on hand ..:to ... see, some
races-
--l�eeleontt� �.
Featured.. ' were the
Ontario -Sires Stakes for
two-year-old filly Pacers, -
racing in five divisipns,
for a total_ purse of_
$22,471.
Bark1eys Girl, by Alert
Bret was ' the 'winner .of
the fastest division,
. pacing her mile in 2:05.4
'with trainer -driver -Bud
'Fritz for owner Eugene
Forbes of Walkerton.
Viva Le Buck, by Fast
Clip, --from the the sam
stable was declared the
winner of another.
division after Dave Wall
driving Truly Countess
• was disqualified and-
placed„ fourth for in-
terfererice. w - - '
Other winners were
c►,r.Ar Blue by Super
Wave, driven by her
trainer Ken-Quirie for Dr.
James Brown of Guelph,
timed in 2:06; Star I Am,,.
by Albert's Star, in 2:06.2,
driven by Doug Brown
and trained by. Stew
Firlotte for owner Johan
J ohnstun of Scarborough,
` and Nevada in 2:07:2 by
Bye Bye Roger for Ron
Ellerker of Forest was
driven to victory by Ray
McLean.
Missi'sskippy, a four-
' year-old mare by Skip-
py's Pride C -Twentieth
Century by Timely Topic,
took a new record of . p,
'--"•' 2:09.1 in winning the
tenth. Walter Pepper
trains her at Clinton for
Winston Powell of RR2
Seaforth and she was
driven by John Muir of
Seaforth. -
Randy McLean was
' third with Gemini Tide,
that he trains for Donald
Campbell of Goderich.
Pleasant R odgerowned
by Art M askel l ' of
Goderich was third in his
first lifetime start with
t Don Larkin on the bike.
1 Wayne Dupee finished
fourth with K. F. Montego
-:for Fadden of
Clinton. Kaw artha Navy,
a four-year-old trotting.
'.1.`..,.rrsare�.--trained by Jean
Feagan of Goderich for
Charles W. Armstrong of
Rexdale -vas second for
driver 'Randy McLean _in
Auburn Forbes N had
his second win ofthe year
for Wayne Horner of
• Central`flur'on Ladies Softball
Team W L T ' P'
Clinton, Housewives 4 0 0 8
Clinton, Sluggers 4. 1 0 ' 8'
Goderich, Superstars...... -,. 3 1 0 6
Lucknow, Noisy Ladies 2 1 0 ' 4
Goderich, Elevators 1 3 0 2
Goderich, Sail rettes 1 . ' -3 ` 0 2
0 3,- 0 0.
Goderich, Gold Diggers 0 , 3 0 0
Goderich, Garb and Gear
CLINTON RECREATION
COMMITTEE EVENTS
ROLLER SKATING
Fri. night 7-10
Sun. afternoon 2-4
admission '1.00
skate rental 755
BLUE MOUNTAIN TRIP
Everyone 9 & over welcome
$12.00 fee includes:
2 slide rides, 5 water rides
r.,
art.dttour of the scenic caves
July 9th 8:30 - 5:00
SENIOR CITIZEN'S
TRIP TO BLYTH THEATRE
featuring St. Sam of the Nuke Pile
Thurs., July 24th (afternoon)
$11.50 INCLUDES TICKET 8. DINNER
SENIOR: CITIZEN' S
CARD PARTY
Monday, July 7 at 1:30,p.rn. 8.
Prizes.Town Hall Lunch Lunch .
Free Admission Served. _.
▪ REGISTER. AT TOWN HALL
1'980
Mfr.
0 List
Sugg,
ti`s
. DITCHER CABINETS & VANITIES
We're selling cabinets and vanities right,.off the trucYk
Also huge savings On Stereo component stands and
modutar wait units At closing time on Sat . July 5180
'the truck leaves and the sale is over 'All sales strictly
cash and carry
' LWS OF CAFE PARKING
Recreational League Standings .
W L T Pt
_5 0 . 1. 11
4 2 0 8
3` 3 0. .6
3 3' 0, 6
1 -4 1 3
1 5 0 2:
Team
Bluebirds
Lobb's Caseys
.Goderich Township
Merner's
Teachers ,
Excello-Elm Haven _
Clinton Community
Centre
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
- Thursday, July 3 to Thursday
July •1d
. Date/Day Time , Event
ARENA
- Monday
Thurs., July 3
Friday, July 4
Sunday, July 6
Tuesday, July 8
SOCCER
8:00 p.m. Monster Bingo
7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Rollerskating
7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Rollerskating
2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Rollerskating
7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.Rollerskating
ATOM'A'
Clinton away to Clinton away to Grand
Bend
ATOM 'B'
Clin'an bt home to Goderich
l i'n#orrat'home- t o-Seaforth-
MOSQUITO' 'A.
Clinton at home to Seaforth
Clinton away to St. Columban
MOSQUITO 'B'"
Clinton away to Grand Bend ,
Clinton at home tto Seaforth '
PEE WEE .
Clinton. at horns to St. Columban
Clinton at home toaGoderich
BANTAM
Tues., July 8th Clinton away to Walkerton
SENIOR
Sat., July 5 at 3:00 p.m. Clinton -at hon'te to Delhi
PLAYGROUND
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Superdised (Lunch
Break)
BASEBALL
BANTAM
.• July 5 5:00 p,mc,Cilntof at home to WIngham
July 7 6:30 p.m. Clinton away to Wingham
• INDUSTRIAL FASTBALL ..
July 7 ..8 p.m. Merner's vs. Bluebirds - late game
"leachers 11`8. Ex Coll -o
July 9 8:30 p.m. Lobb's Caseys vs,.Goderich Townshlp.
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