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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-08, Page 15]Iustngs lose weekend games CLINTON - The Christmas break didn't seem to help the Clinton Junior D Mustangs get back on the winning track. This time, the Mustangs lost weekend home games to divi- sion rivals Seaforth and Mitchell on January 3 and 5. e pair of losses gives the Mustangs a Aline wins, 16 losses and three tie record Which leaves them in fourth place, 22 points behind north division leaders Seaforth. Seaforth 5 Clinton 3 Despite a well-rounded effort, the Mustangs fell victim to a strong Seaforth team, losing 5-3. Clinton opened the scoring at the 15:47 markof the first period. Wayne Smith scored with assists going to Randy Marriage and Travis Lyndon. Late in the period, Seaforth tied the score at 1-1. The second period was all Seaforth as they scored three goals to break into a 4-1 lead. In thethird period, Clinton scored at the 16:30 mark on an unassisted goal by Bob Ladd to pull within two. With just under two minutes left: in the game, Clinton made the score 4-3 on a goal by newcomer Derek Jefferson. Assists ,on the goal went to Bob Ladd and Bob Dupee. However, the Centennaires, with 27 seconds left to play, scored an in- surance goal to ice -the win. Clinton goaltender Chris; Ladd had a busy time in the nets, facing 44 shots compared to 28 shots for the Seaforth goaltender. The Mustangs used five new players in the game to "strengthen the team," says Mustangs manager Bryan Marriage. Added to the line up were, Derek Jefferson, Chris White and goaltender Jeff Roy from the Clinton Bantams; Byron Boyce from the Clinton Midgets and Sean . Schaeffer, im- ported from the Lucan Junior D team. "We've been losing a lot of close ones and we'll need these guys to make a run for the playoff," said Marriage, adding that in the Past week he has signed two more players including Bob Snell, a 19 -year-old from the Bayfield Recreation League. Mitchell 3 Clinton 0 In a game with the Mitchell Hawks, now just three points back of the Mustangs, the Mustangs came out empty handed in the 3-0 loss in Clinton on January 5. Injuries played a role in the game, with Clinton playing the last. two Aeriatls with on- ly 10 men on the bench, said Marriage. Athough they . lost the last two games, Marriage said the team played well in both games. However, the remaining games in the schedule will be crucial in order for the Mustangs to hang on to the last playoff spot. "We're still in fourth which is the final playoff spot. We have to keep beating Mit- chell. We have two games left with Mitchell and four games with Howick so these are six critical games. ThOur last 10 games will tell the tale because the bottom three teams play each other a lot," he said. The Mustangs will play a game in Thamesford on January 10 before returning home to play Seaforth on January 12. Draw Winner, The winner of the Junior D Booster Club draw held on December 29 was Joan and Brian McAsh of Varna. hamesford nips Clinton in tourney too, made many good saves. Thamesford 2 Clinton 1 In the" fourth game of the day and with their legs getting pretty tired the Clinton boys played well but lost for the second straight time to Thamesford by the score of 2-1, eliminating them from the tournament. Clinton opened the scoring in the first period as Shaun Chipchase scored an unassisted goal at 1:44 to give Clinton their a only goal of the game. Thamesford tied it up 1-1 in the second period at 7:41. The winning goal for Thamesford was scored by Mark Woods at 2:56 of the third period from a wild scramble in front of the Clinton net. Derek Hoggarth, who played another strong game for Clinton in goal, had no chance as he was down and out of the play when the puck slid into the open side. The Clinton Atoms travelled, to Exeter to participate in their second annual Petro Canada Atom hockey tournament on December 27. Clinton 6 Exeter 1 Clinton started out the double knockout tournament in winning form as they easily defeated Exeter 6-1. Danny Wildfong and Shaun Chipchase paced Clinton with' two goals each. Jason Carter and Sco ' Jewitt added single markers. JasonHeywood had the lone etei goal to spgiil. Derek Hoggarth's shuut bid. Besides scoring a goal, Scott .Lewitt also •irked up three assists in the game. Thamesford 3 Clinton 1 In Clinton's second game, the Clinton shooters were stymied by the brilliant work ui the i namesioru goalie as i namestord, aided by an empty net goal, defeated Clinton 3-1. Danny Wildfong scored Clinton's lone goal as he scored on a rebound off the stick of Mark Livermore. Scott Rathwell also earn- ed an assist on the goal. Clinton 1 Strathroy 0 In Clinton's third game of the day Derek Hoggarth turned in an excellent perfor- mance in th Clinton int on goa1 as he shutout strong Strathroy team 1-0. Jason Carter scored the winning goal in the second period at 5:15 as he converted an excellent set-up pass from Shaun Chipchase into the bottom right hand corner. Chris Stapieton, son of former NHL player Pat stapieton, played goal for Strathroy. He, Clinton and area bowling results • from page 14Other 200 games: Cliff Henderson and Packards Space Invaders 47 42 Angus Hummel - 239; Damien Bradley - 233; • Chev's Gramma's and Grampa's 25 226, Apple Gang , Games played on.January 2: ladies' high single - Thora McPherson - 272; high triple - Marie MacAulay - 678; high average - Nan- cy Atkinson - 203: Men's high .single - Jim Burkhart - 295; high triple - Rob Van Damme = 733; high average - Rob Van Damme - 217. Tukrsntith Mixed George Reinink - 228; Janice de Koning - Jean De Jong- 221; John Haverkamp and Hilda Veenstra - 220; Henry Hummel - 218; Rose Hummel - 215; Marion Van Wyk - 208 and Jennie Kaastra - 204. Londesboro Men's Model T's 67 Babbitts 626s Snicks ce ••• 65 59 50 ' 48 47 High bowlers were Don Buchanan, high single of 293; Joe Hunking, triple of 717; Bev Bromley, average of 207 Cur ling goes despite weather. Janet's Gingers 73 VANASTRA-Stormy, blustery weather Janice's Junipers 6865 and "cabin fever" were forgotten during the Ann's Allspices 62 holiday season for the Vanastra curlers Tina's Tarragonawhen many gathered at the club for an Reah's Nutmegs 61„6 afternoon of "unique" curling, card games Dorfua'• 1Qillies,. ,.,,:,.,• ••., . 6U "'and a bountiful and delicious potluelanneabi•� The high'scorers in f ariUilies' dilriston on ' The'most successful and enji>y�able event is January 6 were: high single - Donna' credited to the organizer Bob Hayter. Hoytema - 328; high triple - Donna Hoytema The first draw has been completed, play- - 608 and high average - Hilda Veenstra -186. offs have taken place and the results are High scorers in the men's division were: now in. John Brownridge with his team of high single - Gerrit Raidt - 250; high triple - Brian Falconer, Robert McCartney and Gerrit Raidt - 669 and high average - Angus Paul Predhomme captured top place for the Hummel - 211. Men's League. • The overall winning team in the Mixed League was Bob Allen's team with] rudy Hill, Frank Nigh and Leona Nigh. Skipping the tuniors-to top place was Jerry McBeath with,Willianl,Fotheringham, AmarlO,a#1s11V1, 11D5avicla .93 m g f11 geoli • pis Jerry .'Mountfork Marg , Kamer, - Vera McLean and Vivian Roy were successful for the Monday Afternoon Ladies' Draw, while Ann Adams, Barb Telforcil,. Eileen Townsend and Carol Martin captured top place for the Wednesday Night Ladies' Draw. 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