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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-09-18, Page 6RAGE -.-,CLINz'axtMws•REcoxD, THURSDAY rP°rEMs'gR 184 980 Ivie gain albOntario ,final �t+ For the fist time in seven years, the Clinton Colts Intermediate baseball club will be playing in theall-Ontario championship On Sunday afternoon the Clinton Colts came from behind In the ninth. inning to take an 8.7 victory over Courtwright in the ' Ontario Baseball: Association (OBA) semi- finals, With two straight wins. to knock out the op- position, the Colts now advanceto play against Ivin for the chana:T pionship, 'This: watch is slated to get :underway this Saturday in Clinton at 2 pm, The second game will be held on Sunday in Ivie at 2 pm. In the match against Courtwright, the op- position went into the House .league and Y B M rriage- Last Saturday af- ternoon, the houseleague Moto -Cross races ended. After the usual racing program, a 25 lap en- durance race was held in the mud and when the race finished, the riders were unidentified because of all the mud. The riders and volunteers were treated to a banquet following the awards, put on by Randy and Audrey Collins and now that the houseleague season is over, everyone would like to say thank you to Randy and Audrey and the staff at Hully Gully for another suc- cessful season. Following are the. results of the last\ race" and also ._.the yearend championships overall. Houseleague results Pee wee A - Scott Wilson, Dave McGregor, Randy Marriage; pee wee B - Jay Van Tuyckom, Kevin Talbot. Lee Watt; pee wee C - Jim Dickins, Shawn Talbot. Novice A - Randy Ford, Charlie Maaskant, John Maaskant; novice B - Mark Allen; novice C - Dean Watt, Paul Kloosterma:n, Bryn Blackburn. Endur'o B - Mike Maask'a;. •Enduro C - Steve Prentice. Junior A . Hugo Maaskant, Ken Man- develd, Stephen Hind; junior B - Dan 'RYerson, naturally speaking The small game season opens September 27th and licenses are available now. The Post Office also has the Migratory Game Bird permit which you will need if you are a duck or woodcock hunter. Leaving your permits till the last minute can result in a frustrating run around or the necessity of missing out on some prime hunting time the first day. There are also a few laws to remember when duck hunting. Shotguns used for migratory game bird hunting must not be capable of holding more than three shells in the chamber and magazine combined. This is usually achieved by placing a metal, plastic, or wooden plug in the magazine, but is only legal if it cannot be removed unless the gun is dismantelled. The other thing to remember concerns the transportation of game. All migratory game birds must have at least one fully feathered wing attached to the carcass when being transported and it can only be removed when the bird is prepared for immediate cooking or after the bird is taken to the residence of its owner for preservation. This is an important feature to remember if you do any field preparation of your catch. If you happen to be one of the hunters selected to fill out a survey form this year, please be as accurate and as prompt as you can. It helps to keep a record in the space provided on the back of your Migratory Game Bird permit and also makes a nice keepsake for future reference. It also makes for more accurate results for the survey which is essential to determine proper seasons and bag limits. When it comes to knives, everyone has their own preference but I've found a company that is putting out a product that is hard to beat. Zepf Custom Knives is located in Waterloo and is producing a line of knives of enough different sizes and sbap''s to suit almost everyone. Don't let the `Custom' label scare you however. Zepf knives are meant to be used, not looked at, and the bulk of their line is priced at under $20. These knives are "razor sharp" when they come from.D. the factory and are manufactured from a good quality steel that is easy to keep that way. The handles are not fancy micarta, etc., but a. good functional hardwood designed to last. I'd be afraid to take some of the fancy knives produced today into the bush in case I lost it, but that's not the case with a Zepf. One of the best recommendations a t of can get is widespread use by experts in that field. I'm this case, trappers are using more Z pf kffl es every' year and I don't know of any other profession that uses a hunting or skinning type knife in a bush situation more than a trapper in this day and age. I've used mine on everything from muskrats to black bear and I don't think I'll ever use anything else. If you're interested, contact Zepf Custom Knives, 611 Conrad Place. t Waterloo, Ontario N2B IC4. GODERICH POWER SQUADRON a -unit of CANADIAN POWER SQUADRONS ANNUAL. COURSES in Boating, Seamanship, and Piloting for Power & Sail Registration at CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL CLINTON WED. & THURS., SEPT. 17th & 18th 8:O0 to 9:30 p.m. Canadian Power Squadron will teach said boating to Over 10,000 Canadians this year. Will you bo ono of them? ninth inning, with a 7-4 lead over Clinton, :Dan Colauhoun led the inning off with a walk and, this was followed by singles hit, by Tag Sowerby and Butch Fleet. With the bases loaded, Cam .MacDonald took one for the Colts when he was hit by a pitch in the head and was taken to hospital were stitches were required to close the cut. season Robert Shields; junior Sean Van Dongen, Kevin Feehan. .Richard Welch went into run for Carn MacDonald and Dave Bartliff, who's had a hot bat lately, singled 'to score Sowerby homer Courtwright's pitcher then walked the next two batters in, Don MacDonald and Cal Fremlin, which walked in the tying and the winning runs. According to the Colts, the fan support has been just great over the season and they are asking for that continued en- couragement when they take on the biggest game of the year on Saturday C - as they try to bring home Overall winners Pee, wee A - Randy Ford, Randy Marriage, Scott Wilson; pee wee B - Kevin Talbot, Lee Watt, J. P. Van Tuyckom; pee wee C - Jim Dickins, Shawn Talbot, Gary Michael. Turn to page 7 the cup. As well, there is a bus travelling to Ivie on Sunday and fans are welcome aboard on a first come, first serve basis. For more information on the bus times, call Butch Fleet at 482-7731 between 8 am and 5 pm or see him at the Clinton park Wednesday, Thursday or Friday between 7 and 8 pm. Afiernoon ides gs e bowling underway.. Afternoon ladles The Tuesday Afternoon Ladies: league have begun their bowling season at the: Clinton Crown Lanes and Rose's Roasted Nuts have jumped into first, place with7 points. Ramona's Pistachios and. Beulah's Butternuts are battling for second spot with 6 points apiece while Birchan's Beechnuts and Ruby's Cashews have both finished the week with 5 points each. The tie positions 'continue down the line with Castle's Chestnuts and Audrey's Almonds with 4 points each and Bonnie's Beer Nuts are in last place with 3., Rose I-Iumrnel took the high single of the -evening with 257 while Nancy Roy had the high triple of 609 and the high average of 203. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 at WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED CHURCH 11 a.m. to 2 p.m: The Bayfield Babes are the champs of the Bluewater Ladies League, as they beat the Stanley Stars 23-4 last Wednesday to win the series. ($ud Sturgeon photo) Ramblings from the races by Lois Gibbings The • Goderich-Clinton pacing series final for a purse of $2,500 was the feature event at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway on Sunday afternoon. Rebel Duke., 'a three- year-old gelding by Merrywood King -Sandy Topic, led all , the way with owner -trainer - driver Fred Sadler on the bike to get his third win in a row and a new lifetime -mark. Fractions for the mile were :30.3 - 1:02.2 - 1:34.3 -2:07. Rick White was second with Delas Bye Bye for Gerry Boeve of Palmerstol while Skippy. Dover, owned and trained bt Lorne Tyndall of Clinton finished third for driver Randy Henry. A beautiful cooler was; presented to the winner, Rebel Duke, by Angus Hummel • for Master Feeds and the Hummel Feed Mill of Clinton. Master Feeds also presented a bag of feed to the winner of each race. Pleasant Rodger took a new pacing record of 2:06 with Don Larkin up in the fifth.. The previous best was 2:09.1 for the four- year-old gelding by Bye Bye Roger - Ada Guin, owned by•Art Maskell of Goderich. Frank MacDonald was fourth with Centinare for Walter and May Pepper of Clinton. Miss Krista Hal was driven by Randy Henry to her fourth win.of the year from 20 starts for owner Charles Brindley ;of Goderich. The five-year- old mare by Keith Abbe - Bessie Hal has also been second four times and third once. Carl Fisher was second with Fancy Slipper which All Clinton final There will be an all - Clinton final in the Central Huron Ladies Sofftball `A' cham- pionship series. The Clinton Housewives will battle the Clinton Sluggers in the final that starts this Thursday, September 18 at8pm. The Sluggers got to the final by putting out the Lucknow Noisy Ladies two games straight, while the Housewives advanced after literally swamping the Goderich Superstars two games straight. The. only question is: can the Sluggers take the crown away from the Housewives, who have held the title three years running? he co-owns with Grant Fisher of Goderich, while. John Muir of Seaforth took third with Kevins Derby for Brian Rutledge of Brussels in the p, 2:08.3 mile. Dennis Jewitt finished fourth with Karina Hanover, a four- year,old mare by Armbro Nes bit, with a pacing record of 2:03.3 last year, owned by Bill Fleming of Clinton. Emma C. Lee had her fourth win of the year with Jack Duckworth up in p, 2:12 for Carman Kerr of Goderich. Randy Henu was second for the fourfh race in a row with Auburn Forbes C for Wayne Horner of Clinton, while John Muir was third with H. A. Devil, owned 'by Franc Stroop of .Fordwich followed by Ross Battin driving Delcrest Dan for owner Les Campbell of Seaforth. Don Larkin had his second win of the day when he gave D R Skippy a new p, 2:06.3 record in the eighth:' John Lester finished fourth with Iron Lassie for Bert McBride of Goderich. Victorious Flo, a full, sister to the winner of over $22,000, Victorious David, with a pacing record of 2:04.1 was fifth for driver Dennis Jewitt and owner -trainer August De Groof of Clinton in the first. 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