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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-10-02, Page 6Clinton's 3-2 series clincher. His team mates responded with excellent defensive support, setting Mount Forest down one, two, three in four dif- ferent innings. Robert: Dupee opened thr scoring for Clinton with one run in the first inning, while Mount Forest evened the score with a run'in the second: Clinton's Peter Clynick scored in the third to put Clinton ahead 2-1., and both teams played ex- cellent defensive ball with no more scoring until the top of the seventh when Mount Forest tied the game with two out. .PAGE -- UNTO ']E:WCORD, THU S A Bantams take The Clinton Bantams, Hyrners, Dean Arm defeated Kincardine strong, Dave Wright and September 23 to win the Chris Ladd each went W.O.A. A. final twogames threefor four. George to one. The Clintonteam Coventry ta' two for gained revenge as. It was four, and Jini Keller and the Kincardine team Scott, Kay were each one that eliminated the for three. Jim also gained Clinton Bayo from the the win,but had to have O.B.A. playdowns, some great relief pitching. The first game ` of the front Brad Hymers. series was played in In ' game two, the Clinton', and ' the home Kincardine team bounced team came up with a 15 - back to square the series 11 victory, scoring siX with a 9 - 7 win. Dean runs in the first, three Armstrong, led the more in the second and Clinton team at the plate never looking back from with a four for four there, performance while Dave Clinton batters were Gallows was three for led at the plate by Dave four, and Brad Hymers Gallows and •,, Fred and Dave Wright were Radley, both with four each two for four. Scott __•� five fiats. Brad- or--trhr-e �-•may-- vv�s-�ws--f naturally speaking I have just received some information from the Ministry of Natural Resources which will be of interest to coon hunters in the area. It deals with the interpretation of the laws concerning the hunting of raccoon at night. Apparently in the past, coon hunters have assumed that since they had a license to hunt at night, they were not required to case their guns while moving from one area to another in their vehicles -----after dark. This is not correct and Ministry personnel are prepared to lay charges -against anyone found with, an uncased gun in their ca: after dark. One other point of contention' is,the caliber of rifle used. The lar states that my "22 caliber low power" rifles may be used. pparently, coon hunters have been using .22 magnums, .22 Hornets, etc. calling them "low power": The Ministry of Natural Resources has resolved to interpret ".22 low power" as 22 rim fire long rifle as the most powerful cartridge that can be used, so, if you have a magnum, you better start leaving it at home. ' -As always, these changes. are a result of some. people abusing privileges or hiding behind technicalities of the law. The job of enforcing the game laws is . tough enough as it is, so when people start testing the outer limits of the laws, stricter interpretations can be expected. Just be advised that Conservation Officers have stopped issuing warnings concerning these offences, and. started handing out summonses. If you are one of the lucky ones who happens to -bag a deer this fall, I hope you'll be prepared for it and know what to do. Removing the- entrails from a deer and skinning it is essentially no different than doing, a rabbit, but the size of the job often sends the novice into a panic. If you carry a few simple items with you, the job can be dcne easily and with very little mess. The only things you need are a good knife, a piece of cord (butcher cord is good), a green garbage bag, and one of those little "towelettes" they hand out in restaurants. When your deer is down in the bush, the first thing you must consider is to get the entrails out to ,start the cooling process. Slashing the throat wide open is -not- necessary as your deer will probably have bled all it's going to by the time you get to it. Therefore, cleaning it and getting it out of the burn is the only thing .you have to concern yourself with. 'Start by inserting the knife under the tail and cutting around the anus. being careful not to cut the intestine. This can then be pulled out slightly and tied off with a piece of cord. The genitals should then be cut free and tied off in a similar manner. Once this is done, the basic job can commence. With the deer on its back, slit the abdomen open to the bottom of the rib cage and to the pelvic bone. Be careful not to cut internal organs. If you reach into the cavity and try to get your hand into the chest area, you will feel the diaphragm, which must be cut free around the entire bod Then, and I hope you've rolled up your sleevs, you must reach up as far into the neck as possible and sever the windpipe and esophagus. • Next turn your attention to the other end and work the intestines (and tied off~yanus) and up into the -body cavity_ Da.likewise to the genital tract. If everything goes right, you should be able to roll your deer over on its side and everything will pretty well fall clear. Now the reason for the garbage bag is evident. The liver, heart and kidneys are excellent eating and should not he discarded. The plastic bag makes it easier to carry them out. Just clean up your hands with .the towelette, drag your catch out of the woods, and you've got a winter's supply of fine eating. 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Scott , Kay led the Clinton batters going 5 5 while Jim Keller was four for five with Dean Armstrong, Dave Wright and Dave Gallows going Radley, Brad Hymers and Chris Ladd went two for five and George Coventry closed out the Clintoh attack with one hit in' three plate ap- pearances. Jim Keller gained the win as he pitched the entire game. The win capped off a successful season for the team. Team . members are Jim . Keller, Dave Wright, Fred Radley, Dave Gallows, Dean.,_ Armstrong, Chris Ladd, Brad Hymers, Scott Kay, Brian Cooper, George Coventry, Wayne Smith and Mark Johnston. The coach was' Richard Carter, while Dave Williscraft handled managerial duties. With the . start of the Clinton Mustangs ,tralning camp coming .,so late this year, coaches Doug Cruickshank and Dennis Martin will have a real challenge to get a team together for the season's opener next week. When camp opened Monday night, the Stangs had only five returning players from last year. (James Fitzgerald photo) sports :`R.. Jnr _.++....,.;,. , -,":.„ c.,r..-• - tae's lace up for Tuesday mate, Clinton . Junior C coaches Dennis Martin of Clinton • and Doug Cz'hickshank of Goderich face a tough task as _they have to have a team ready for next week, and training camp only opened Monday night, The Mustangs will play an exhibition game in Seaforth next Tuesday night against the I class Centennairs, and. open the regular seasons next Friday.. t October 10 against the Port " 'Elgin Bear's. in a scant week, the co- coaches will have to pick. out a team from the- 4U fellows who showed.. Up for the opening' night .:of the camp in 'Clinton Monday. Most other teams in the Central Junior ' C loop have been practicing`. at least two weeks. Pee wees oust Mount Forest in three The Clinton pee wee team won the Western Ontario Athletic Association cham- pionship on Sunday night when they beat Mount Forest --3-2 to win the best of five series three games to one. After the. .series was tied at one game each, Clinton came storming back to take two games on the weekend winning Saturday 7-6 as well. The Mount Forest taetn was well coached and provided stiff opposition, with no game in the entire series being won by more than three runs. In Saturday's game, Race ramblings By Lois Gibbings . Nor Lea •"Lynn, owned by Norman and Leona Amos of Kirkton, was declared the " winner of the $2,000 Clinton Cen- tennial .Pace on Sunday afternoon at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway, after Wilivan Jaguar and 'driver Rob Lindenfield who won the race in 2:02,3 were disqualified and set back to fourth, for in- terfering with Fred Sadler and Dwye on the first turn. Dwye had finished fourth and was placed third, while Will Knight, owned by Ken Parke of Zurich and driver John Lester of Forest were moved up -from third to second. Rdbert Taylor, of Granton drove Nor Lea Lynn to a second place finish before she was placed first, giving her two wins in a row at Clinton and seven for the year. Each winning driver was presented with a Bulova Watch'. from Anstett Jewellers Ltd. in Clinton. Keith Coates of Cen- tralia won the first race with a newcomer named J C Grit, a two-year-old gelding by Renees Boy - cheyenne Girl in p, 2:10.4, that he co-owns with Whitney Coates of Exeter. John Muir of Seaforth was second with Arnies Star Queen for Harry Beaver of Exeter, while Randy Henry finished third, driving Mad Jack, owned by Wilmer Preszcator, also of Exeter. Verdun Vanstone of Benmiller drove his Bobby 'Tar to his second win of the year in p,2:09 in the second. Bill Ben- nett of Seaforth was third driving Nota Slowpoke that he owns in part- nership with Don Carter, while Randy Henry took fourth with Sing Outs Hope for Harold Eyre of Dublin. Fiarlo Buffy, owned by Pat Brown of Clinton, won the third in p,2:10 with Wayne Dupee on the bike. This was the third win this 'year for the four - Turn to page 7 • Randy Keys pitched his best game of the season in Mount Forest, limiting the opposition to eight hits while striking' out five and walking only three. John Scruton was 'his able catcher. Clinton grabbed an early 7-1 lead, scoring two runs in the first inning and three more in the second. Mount forest rallied for five runs in the sixth, but a line drive double play by Robert Dupee . shut thein out in the seventh. Clinton had 11 hits in the game with Dan Horton and Robert Dupee collectfig three hits each. Sunday's game was the best of the year, as Dan Horton pitched a four - hitter, striking out two, and walking three in Birds soar again The Clinton Bluebirds have done it again. The .perennial champs of the Clinton Men's Recreational Fastball League won the chirn- pionship for. the fifth.year in a row by- defeating Merners 3-1 last Thur- sday .night to win the championship series two games to one. But the task wasn't easy for. the Birds, as the "never say die" Merners never gave up and the final series was a hard- fought affair with all games close. The Bluebirds. won the opener on September 15 by a close 6-5 score, but Merners carne fighting back to take the second game 6-5 and then lost a heart -breaker of a thrid game by a 3-1 count. Merners had advanced to the final by virtue of their semi-fiunal win over Lobb's Caseys, while the Birds gained a bye into ,the final because of their fisrt place standing at the finish of the-- regular season. The players wish to thank all their loyal fans and sponsors for their support this summer, which' saw the addition of a new team, Excello- Elmhaven, and the revamped Merners, as well as the old gang on the'Birtds. The league also wishes to express their ,sym- pathy to the Fleming Colts, many of whom play in the fastball league as well,' and wish to congratulate them for .such a great season by making the senior "C" final. For information on the following categories.... • MEN'S OR MIXED CURLING, CALL: KEN MOORE - EGMONDVILLE ,527-0508 STEVE BROWN-CLINTON 482-7745 RICHARD REEDER-CLINTON 482.9594 JIM ROSE-SEAFORTH 527-1217 DIANE McK AY-CLINTON 482-7775 SHIELA MURRAY-SEAFORTH 527-1487 JOAN BEUERMAN-DUBLIN 345.2209 BARB JARMUTH-MONKTON 347.2731 MARK UNDERWOOD-SEAFORTH 527.1110 COMPETITIVE • ' CURLING, CALL: BILL FLEMING-CLINTON 482.7336 • 0.1-1A. HOCKEY. GODER.ICH SAILORS, INTERMEDIATE "C" TRYOUFTST GODERICH ARENA SAT., OCT. 4th - 3:00-4:00 P.M. SUN., OCT. 5th - 7:00-8130 P.M. WED., OCT.. 8th - 8:30-10:30 P:M. FRI., OCT. 10th - 8:30-10:30 P.M. BRING OWN EQUIPMENT ALL POSITIONS OPEN Turn to page • -SHOOTING MATCH.. at the Blyth Fairgrounds SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 STARTING AT 1:00 S.M. 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