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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-03-26, Page 6PAGE 6 --CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 26,1981 Buckeyes and Zurich are even by Bud Sturgeon The Zurich Buckeyes opened their best -of -five In- termediate C semi-final series with a hair-raising 4-3 double overtime win over the LCAT Saints from Centralia, last Wednesday night. In game two on Monday night, the Saints evened the series at one game each as they dropped Zurich by a 56 score. In the opener on Wednes- day in Huron Park, the Bucks jumped in front at the 15 second niark of the first period as Kerry Bedard scored from Ron Rader and Jeff O'Brien. The Bucks went up 2-0 at the midway mark of the second period on a goal by Randy McKinnon assisted by Steve Bedour and Kerry Bedard. Two goals 40 seconds apart near the end of the period by CCAT tied the game. The first Saint goal was scored by Ed Michnitcwic z and assisted by Boyle and McFadden. The second was scored by Boyle from Michnicwiez and McFadden. There was no scoring in the third period and the two teams went into a ten minute overtime. CCAT took the lead with 1:23 remaining as Michnicwic z scored from • Burnett. Dramatically Zurich pulled their goaltender, Randy Oke, and with six attackers swarming in the CCAT zone Buckeye Captain John Graham scooped the puck past the Saint goalie while laying flat on his back on the ice. The goal came with only 32 seconds left to play and was assisted by Pat Bedard. With the teams deadlocked at 3-3, they entered a sudden -death overtime period, and 1:24 later it was all over as Richard Schilbe netted the winner with assists going to Randy McKinnon and Steve Bedour. .Zurich picked up 15 penalties to CCAT's 10. In the rematch at the Zurich Arena qn Monday night, the Buckeyes found themselves playing catch-up hockey but they ran out of time and dropped a 5-3 deci- sion to the Saints. With the game only two minutes old, CCAT's Ken Vanos gave his team the lead as he popped the puck over a sprawling Randy Oke on a rebound with Michnicwicz assisting on the play. Turn to page 12 • Ramblings from die -paces By Lois Gibbings B Cor Samson, a three- yearold trotting colt by Bay Colony - Armbro Jen by Stars Pride, owned by Bill Fleming of Clinton, and driven by Ray McLean, took a 2:12.1 record in recording his first lifetime win while making his initial start of the 1981 season at Western Fair Raceway in London on March 23. A winner of $1,794 last year from only three starts in the Ontario Sires Stakes, B Cor Samson will be ready when the stakes for three-year-old trotters commence on June 12. Goderich Raceway will play host to these trotters on July 23 while they will be at Clinton Raceway on September 13. R.J. Direct, a four-year-old gelding by Scamp Direct - Miss Belle Bars,' was third on Monday night, but took a new pacing mark of 2:06.1 on Friday, March 20 for Fred Maguire of Ailsa Craig. Raised by Fred (Pete) Fowler of Londesboro, R J Direct now has three wins, four thirds and one fifth from eight lifetime starts. Another pacer from the same farm is Kiss Sadies Pride that was third in a 2:01.1 mile, which was won by Sugar Shaker, a four-year-old mare by Arm- bro Ornaha-Armbro Liana, awned by Stewart McCall of Walton, at Mohawk Raceway on Sunday night. Chief Scram returned to the winners circle for his 12th win from 13 lifetime starts at Mohawks Raceway Seaforth .curlers. are swept under • By Milena Lobb _Maybe it is a_good _thing ..._Tremeer, vice;—Bob —Ste • the curling season is almost Marie, second and Doug over with 'the way the Rowcliffe, lead. Bob Jar- ,..: , ung:" ! l� k , 5 e;•;•'. > 111 1 fulimny 'i andT litni nor, lead. Sorry; there is more sad The Kinsmen Spiel was ne�rvstorepportthis week. The held on Saturday and the two Seaforth teams •playing first draw was for people in the Silver Tankard in who, are supposed to know Iiiadardine last Saturday how to curl. Winners were were defeated. One thing is Steve and Roxanne Brown for awe with ;Lathe winners and Dave and Mary Jean .we had playing in the Beattie. Second place was competitions, people know won by a team from Strat- .there , is a place called ford and Bill and Marg Se lforth which has a small Makins and the Gillmores club but can earn the right to were third. Fourth spot was curl with the bigger clubs. taken by a Belgrave team. Four Seaferth teams. took The FUN draw was won by part in the Corn Spiel at a St. Marys team, second Vanastra last Wednesday. were Bob and Sue Vodden, Curling were Gord Pryce, Dick and Carol Lobb; third Ross Lovett, Bob winners were Bob and Donna Fotheringham, and Neil Gibbings with Bob and Pat \ Dolmage; Dave Ste. Marie, Mann; Bill and Nancy Gerry Lobb, Ron Beuerman Murney and Dave and Linda and . Laurie Fisher; Dave Tremeer, Mert Keyes, Frank Nigh, and Jim Hen- derson; Jim Rose, Oliver Pryce, Ken Moore and Laverine Hoegy. fiord Pryce and Dave Ste. Marie played off for top spot with Gord winning and taking the trophy. Good curling guys. The Competitive Curling is over and Bob Wilson's team is the winner of the Broad - foot trophy. Curling the last game to be winner was no easy task as they played 13 ends. The two teams battling were Bob Wilson; skip; Don Bosman took fourth spot. This week . is the end of most curling but next Tuesday will end the ladies draw followed by a fun game and a pot luck dinner. Play- offs for all draws will be completed by April 5th as the trophies will be awarded following the Keys-Tremeer Pig Roast. If your name isn't down for curling you might get in on the meal. Don't forget to get your tickets for the dance on April 18th. Lorine Denomme has tickets if you need some to sell. on Saturday night. The four- year-old pacing gelding was timed in 2:02.4 with Terry Kerr up for owner Sanford Reid of Ailsa Craig. .W111 Knight, owned by Ken Parke of Zurich and John Lester of Forest picked up his third win of the year with a p,2:04.4 mile at Flamboro Downs on March 19. At Windsor- Raceway this week, horses from Clinton owner Wayne Horner's Stable continue to race well. Fleet Fighter finished in a dead -heat for first in a p, 2:04.1 mile on Friday night, while Late Trade won in p, 2:05.3 on Sunday night after being third • on March 18. Nugget Lobell was second in a p, 2:02 mile on March 22. • Winnie Ensign, owned by Verdun Vanstone of Ben - miller finished second Sun- day night as well, while Van- dyke Linda was third for • owner Frank Little of Goderich on Thursday night: Randy McLean won the sixth at Windsor on March 18 with C.P. Evelene in p, 2:08.4 for Charles P. Haskett of Lambeth: \ Ray Mathers finished fourth at London on Friday night, t 4ving KT Judge for the Bi'okem M: F•`Stables of Hoderich and Ken Mathers of London. Randy McLean was se- cond with Gemini Tide for Donald Campbell of Goderich, while Frank Mac- Donald was fifth with Skippy Dover for Lorne Tyndall of Clinton in the ninth on Satur- day afternoon at London. • On Sunday afternoon at the 'same track, Jolly Killean, owned by Lionel Ar- bour of Goderich, had his se- cond win of the year for driver Randy McLean in the first. Jantilly Amy picked up her fifth win with • Ray McLean on the bike for Robert W., Donald R., and Kevin A. Carter of Blyth in the fifth race for trotters. Already this year from 11 starts the five-year-old mare by Formal Notice - Armbro Ole by Speedy Scot has earn- ings of $4,688 and a 2:05.2 record. In lst dame Rockets blast The Holmesville Rockets defeated Sunset Golf 8-3 Friday night in the opening game of the CHHL tri -final round robin playoff series. Holmesville, Sunset and Hodge's Mill will play each other twice with the two top teams advancing to a best - of -three final. The Rockets. never trailed, outscoring Sunset 2=1 in the first period, 3-0 in the second and 3-2 in the third to record the win. Gary Tebbutt led Holmesville with three goals and Greg Burns had two. Sunset rebounded Sunday night with a 6-2 victory over Hodge's Mill, evening their record at one win, one loss. It was Hodges' first game in the series.'he outcome R remained in doubt until Sunset scored three goals in a two minute span midway through the third period to put the game out of reach. Sunset led 1-0 after one period on a goal by Brian Meriam. Hodges went in front /briefly in the second period on goals, by Paul Priestap and Gord Riley but the Golf Club came back with John Sturdy and Jim Farrish scoring one minute apart to give Sunset a 3-2 lead after two periods. Chris Carter, Farrish with his second goal and Brian Rumig completed the scoring in the third. Hodge's Mill made it to the tri -final by defeating O'Brien's . Meats 74 last Wednesday night. The ice may be going out of the Clinton arena this weekend, but the street hockey playoffs have just started in Little England this week, as warm temperatures cleared off the "rink" on Walker Street. With the week off for winter break, the neighborhood kids were hard at it on Tuesday. Here Scott Glew makes a save for his team, who were ahead 3-0 in the first game of the eight.game series. (James Fitzgerald photo) sports At the local bowling lanes Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Ramona's Pistachios are in first place with 7,667 points and Castle's Chest- nuts are next with 7,597. Bonnie's Beernuts have a firm hold on third place with 7,590 while Beulah's But- ternuts are next with 7,476. Ruby's Cashews have 7,013 pothS, E.dgar's,Ahnonde are next with 6,921 and Bir- cham's Beechnuts are in last place with 6,679. Muriel Byers had the high single of 232. Iva Reid had 630 for the high triple and Gerry Mountford captured the high average with 205. Clinton -Blyth • League The Drop Backs have a slight lead on first place with 49 points, the Nitwits are close behind with 48 and the Born Losers are next with 47 points. • The Bouncy Bunch are keeping the scoring tight with 46 points, the Corner Pini Cubes are next with, 44 and the Alley Cats are in last place with _.___-_ Nellie Burkholder was the top bowler of the week, taking the high single of 277, the high triple of 632 and the high average of 198. , Those bowling games over 225. included: Thelma Diveau, 239; Julie Van Baren, 234; Carolyn Guetter, 260; Kathy Bratton, 235; - Betty Kelly, 228; Joanne Wammes, 247. Molson's Mixed After two weeks of playoffs, the Chickadees are at the top of the league with 6,041 points and the Blue Jays are second with 5,996. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE STANDARD FIRST AID COURSE at the SEAFORTH TOWN HALL Starting: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1st 7:30 P.M. -9:30 P.M. Lasting for 8 weeks for information phone: 527-1543 Be ready! The Blackbirds are in third place with5,884. With 5,807, the Hawks are next in the league standings and the Cardinals have 5,644 points. The . Falcons have. 5,553,, the Penguins are next with 5,530 and the Canaries are in last PlaCeitith 5,435. Marie Collins had the ladies' high single with 249 and -Nancy. Atkinson, took the high triple with 608. The high' average went to Marj Moore with 226. For the men Murray Turn to page 7 • onsets The Mill broke open a 3-3 tie with four goals in the final three minutes, giving them the series two games to one. 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