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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-02-12, Page 20Page 20—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1986 Clinton peewee team ca tures tournament ZURICH - When Clinton and Zurich last met, they played to a 6-6 tie. This meeting an improved Clinton team overpowered a tired Zurich team by the score of 11-2. Clutton 11- Zurich 2 • Curtis McCone proved to be a ' scoring machine notching six goals and assisting with three others, followed by Andrew Dykstra with three goals and five assists. Greg Taylor and Gavin Hunter notched Clin- ton's other two goals. Darren Stevenson played a strong game controlling the puck in front of his net. Clinton 111- Lucan 1 Clinton leapt to an early lead in their game against Lucan when Chris Johnson potted a Shawn Chipchase pass into the cor- ner of the net in the first minute of play. A fewminutes later Curtis McCone skated the puck out of his own end and around the en- tireLucan team and fired a shot into the cor- nerx Clinton's third goal came when Scott Jewitt stopped a Lucan clearing pass at the blue line and passed it in front where Gavin Hunter and Greg Taylor scrambled over the puck before Jason Fleet finally netted the puck. Gavin Hunter scored, two similar goals as defencemen Darren McAsh and Scott Jewitt fired shots from the point which were picked up by Hunter and flipped into the net. Clinton's sixth and seventh goals were scored on instant replay goals as McCone brought the puck up the left side, passed the puck past the defence to Chipchase down the right who fired identical shots high into the near corner. At this point in the game coaches Butch Fleet and Greg Burns tried some line changes which found hard -skating defenceman Craig Caldwell playing as a for- ward who skated the entire length of the ice, bounced a puck off the goalie, and put his own rebound in the net. Scott Jewitt then ' made a fine lead pass to Hunter at the Ted line which led to a breakaway goal into the top corner of the net, completing Hunter's hat trick. In the third period, McCone displayed a fine bit of skating and took the puck from centre ice and skated around the defence and put it behind the goalie on a nice deke. Clinton's final goal was scored by Clinton's second borrowed Atom player, as Scott Jewitt converted a Greg Taylor pass into a good goal. Unfortunately, the scoring did not end here as Lucan skated the length of the ice with less than a minute to play and spoiled Chris Hoggartll's first chance at a shut out this year. He had worked hard over the three periods foiling a number of Lucan breakaways and covering up well on loose pucks in front of his net. Clinton 5 Exeter 3 The "A" final matched Exeter who had beaten Parkhill and Blyth in the eight -team double knock -out. tournament with the Clin- ton "A's".'Exeter opened the scoring in the first minute by firing a hard shot at Darren Stevenson in goal. Stevenson stopped the shot but its force powered it past him across the goal mouth. Clinton tied the game a few mintites later when Craig Caldwell fed a pass from the blue line into the slot where Curtis McCone notched another goal. The go-ahead goal came on a pass by Gavin Hunter to center Greg Taylor. On Clinton's third goal Caldwell took the puck out of his ownendaround behind the Exeter net where he slid a pass in front to Chris Johnson who passed across to Shawn Chipchase who put it in. The first period ended with Clinton leading 3-1. The second period was a hard -skating 15 minutes which saw Exeter beat goalie Chris Hoggarth who illad replaced Stevenson half way through the period. Clinton 3-2. The third period saw two tiring teams engaged in an end to end contest which saw a number of penalties including three minutes which Clinton played two players short. Aggressive penalty killing and a hot Hoggarth in goal kept Exeter from tying the score. McCone finally broke the dry spell when he slid a weak shot under the screened goalie. Exeter was not to be deterred and took the puck from the face-off and fired a shot past a startled Hoggarth. Clinton's final goal saw Chipchase deliver a pass to center ice where Hunter skated around two defencemen and potted an insurance marker. The final five minutes of the game saw both Clinton and Exeter goaltenders being well tested by numerous shots and scrambles. The Peewee A's next game will be the third play-off game against Mitchell at 7:15 this Thursday in Clinton. The first two games in this series ended regulation time in ties. With Mitchell winning the first in over time and the second remaining tied. Mitchell leads the four point series 3 points to 1. Local drag turn out in KINCARDINE - Local drag racers turned out in full force and provided two great days of alcohol burning snowmobile drags during the second half of the Kincardine Winterama on February 8 and 9. Top. modified winner for the two days was Al Schmidt of Gadshill. Lady driver, Pat Payne of Blenheim showed the men how to do it and won several stock classes, taking home most of the gold. • racers force ATV's were hot but the riders had pro- blems keeping them straight and a few end- ed up upside down. Local rider Chuck Col- lins won the open mod and 250 class, while Butch Heroux of Whitbyawon the wheelie contest, with Barry Chambers second and B.G. McGill third, both from Toronto. 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