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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-29, Page 14Page i4=CUINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29,.198G Sports Clinton Atoms capture thir 3ko Co -captains Jason Carter, Shawn Chipchase and Scott Jewitt of Clinton accepted the championship plaque and banner from Wingham Optimist President John Chippa after their team won the title at the Wingham Optimist Atom Tournament, edging Durham 4-2 in the final game. (Wingham Advance -Times photo) "KARATE Valentine's Day Special WOMEN & GIRLS For the monthdf February 2 29 Join Join for the Price of One (Mon. • Wed. 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.) Excellent Fitness & Self Defence REGISTRATION February 3, 1986 6:15 p.m. Goderich Twp. Hall (Holmesviile) for more info call 482-3634 d That's the exceptional record of Industrial Growth Fund. Industrial Growth has.achieved a record of superior long-term returns. Better still. it's managed for you by Mackenzie Financial Corporation. undeta strategy that gives top priority to protecting your capital. 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When the overtime ended, Clinton had emerged the winner as they outshot Walker- ton 3 shots to 1. Prior to the overtime Clinton held an of- fensive edge on their opponents in regula- tion time. Over the duration of the game Clinton shooters hit three goal posts and two crossbars. Walkerton's only shot in the over- time could have .been a winning shot, but goaltender Derek Hoggarth pulled off a brilliant stick save as a Walkerton shot was headed into the corner. In the first period Clinton's Shaun Chip - chase scored his. 55th goal of the season on an excellent set up from Jason Carter. to give Clinton a 1-0 lead. Clinton held onto this one goal leadit Walkerton's Kevin Ball finally beat Hogarth with 2:01 remaining in the third period to tie the score 1-1. By tying, the game and winning on shots on goal, Clinton were able to capture their Wingbam. This coming weekend the Atoms get their chance at a fourth tournament win as they play in the Lucan Irish Atom Tour- nament. Their first game is on Friday night against a good team from Belmont. Game time is 8 p.m. Clinton 7 - Seaforth 1 On Saturday, January 25 at Seaforth the Clinton Atoms skated to an easy 7-1 win. The win extended the Atoms current winning streak to ten games. Shaun Chipchase paced the victory scor- ing four goals. Danny Wildfong, Mark Liver- more and Scott Jewitt scored the- others.. Jason Carter, playing alongside Jewitt and Chipchase, helped set up his line -mates three times. Jewitt added two assists while Scott Rathwell, Chris Kennedy, Danny Wildfong and Scott Wright added one assist each. The lone goal scorer for Seaforth was Steven Papple. There was no scoring in the first period but Clinton exploded for four straight se- cond period goals to put the game away. They added three more goals in the third period. With the win Clinton was able to third tournament of the year. Their previous sweep their four games in the schedule tournament victories were at Hanover and against Clinton 4 - Mitchell 1 On Monday night,January 27 the Clinton Atoms assured themselves of finishing _in first place in the league as they dumped Mi. chell 4-1. The teams were deadlocked after ten minutes. Clinton broke on top first as Jason Carter scored with one second left on the clock in the second period. Carter took a pass from Scott Jewitt from behind the net before depositing the puck into the empty corner. At the 3:58 mark of the third period, Chris Kennedy intercepted a Mitchell pass and beat the goalie with an unassisted marker. A minute later, Shaun Chipchase made it 3-0 as he combined with line -mates Scott Jewitt and Jason Carter for the goal. Jody Eidt of 'Mitcnell cut the Clinton lead to 3-1 with an unassisted goal at 5:21. Clinton's Mark Livermore finished up the scoring at 9:38 as he took a nice clearing pass in the slot area from Scott Rathwell. Danny Wildfong also earned an assist on khe play. The Atoms are out of town this weekend at the Lucan Irish Tournament, but they resume action next Monday night February 3 at Clinton as they host Elma-Logan in an Seaforth. • exhibition game at 6:50 p.m. Mustangs protest Howick game Suspended player used in game CLINTON - The Mustangs apprdached their game on January 24 against Howick with the hope of putting more distance behind Mitchell in the race for a playoff spot. However, they had to settle for a 4-4 tie with last placed Howick ilii a game played here on January 24. But, the Mustangs may still get that extra point after all. After the game, the Mustangs launched a protest against Howick and if the protest is upheld, it may give Clinton the game. Ac- cording to Mustangs' Manager Bryan Mar- riage, Howic1, were .using a. player (No.20 ,Jeff , Fisk), Who'tWas ,udder suspension. Apr ,parently,, he had, served only one game of a two -game suspension coming into the game with Clinton. Mr. Marriage says the , Mustangs will learn by January .31 whether the protest is upheld' or not by the Ontario Hockey. Association (OHA) Board of Directors who are meeting on January 29 in Cambridge. "That one extra point could mean the dif- ference between us or Mitchell making the playoff," he said. ' Currently, the Mustangs are sporting a 12 wins, 19, losses and 4 ties record which puts them five poets ahead of Mitchell for the fourth and final playoff spot in the Western Junior D northern division. Clinton 4 - Howick 4 Some big third -period saves by the Howick goaltender prevented the Mustangs from getting the win they needed. After Clinton opened up . a "big lead after two periods, the Howick squad came back in the third period to earn the 4-4 tie. "I think we " played a bad third period...They got some, good goaltending. - Not that ours was bad but their's was superior. We had about 20 shots in the last period but we couldn't score a goal," said Mr. Marriage. The Mustangs opened the score within the first minute of play. Dan Horton scored at the :40 second mark with Dean Armstrong The Clinton Junior D Mustangs hosted Howick on January 4, finishing the, game with a four all tie. Here, the Mustang defender tries to tie-up the Howick player in the Clinton end. (Anne NareJko photo ) assisting. Late in the period at the 15:03 mark, Clinton. opened up a 2-0 lead with a goal by Dean Armstrong assisted by Wayne Smith. Twenty-six seconds later, Howick scored to make it a 2-1 game after the first period. The second period belonged to the Mustangs as they scored the only two goals of the period. Bob Snell scored sit the half- way point with Brad Hymers drawing an assist. Two minutes later, Clinton took a commanding 4-1 lead with a goal by Bop Dupee with Ron McKay and Brad Hymers assisting. In the third period, however, Howick turn- ed the tables on the Mustangs, scoring three CLINTON FARM MARKET'S WEEKEND SPECIALS! Ontario SPARTAN APPLES 499 • Bushel t Produce USA ROMAINE LETTUCE OCI Head O. Produce USA VINE -RIPENED TOMATOES ‚9.. Produce USA SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES Dozen -1..39 Produce U.S.A. GREEN PEPPERS. 8 • lb. Special Prices In effect 'till closing time SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 212 ViefOrloi St. (Hwy. 4 South) Clinton oPaN: 1 DAYS A WEEK 9 AM .1 PM except Thur►day A; Friday 'fill 9 pm, Saturday d Sunday 41116 pm unanswered goals with the tying goal scored with just under two minutes remaining in the game. Manager Bryan Marriage say he's confi- dent the Mustangs can lock-up a playoff spot over Mitchell. Clinton has seven games re- maining with one in hand over Mitchell. But, the Mustangs still have two more en- counters left against the Hawks which/Mar- riage admits will be "big games." As yet, the postponed game of January 21 against Mitchell has not been re -scheduled. The Mustangs will play two home games this coming weekend. They play Tavistock on January 31 at 8:30 p.m. amPflowick on February 2 at 3 p.m. Three win • raffle prizes. SUMMERHILL - A euchre party was held on January 24 in the community hall with 11 tables in play. Winners were; ladies' high, Mabel McAdam; ladies' lone hands, Elizabeth Medd; ladies' low, Violet Howes. Men's high, Frank Thompson; men's lone hands, Clayton Ellis; men's low, -George Wright. Raffle winners were Bill Glbbings, Alex Westerhout and Charlie Merrill. - The next card party will be held on February 7 at 8:30 p.m. Shanahan fares well CLINTON - On January 25, the Huron Fish and Game Club held a euchre party with Pearl Shanahan and Freda Smith winning the high ,hands, Low ° hand winners were Marj Steep and Candace Elliott. Lone hand winners were Pearl Shanahan and Freda Smith.' Pearl also won the lucky chair. • The next game will be held on February 8 hard results. • CLINTON - Mbnday' Afternoon Euchre held at "the town hall on January 2' had, a good crowd In attendance. The high prizes went to Margaret Trevenn and Minitte Rum;la ball Line hands, Bill Jenkins; low hands, Hazel Parker and Mary Sharp.