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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-10-08, Page 14Page 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1986 Mustang news It's that time of the week again, when I try to bring the readers a little bit of local sports news, and probably for this week, a whole lot of national, or international news in my own words. To begin with, the Clinton Junior "D" Mustangs hockey team are down to team roster size, and they began their regular season over the past weekend with one loss and one win. On Friday night they met one of last year's top teams, Seaforth. Mustang manager Bryan ,Marriage noted that once again this year Seaforth has a good, big team. This was evident to the Mustangs by the end of the game, as they were defeated by a score of 11-5. Mr. Marriage blamed the high Score on the Mustang's goal tending being a little shaky, or as he put it, "the opening night jitters." Jitters or not, Clinton held their own un- til the end of the first period when the score stood at only 3-2 in Seaforth's favor. However, things started going downhill after that, as the score at the end of the se- cond period was a horrible 10-5 for Seaforth. Mr. Marriage said of the second period, "That's the period that killed us, by the way." In the third period Seaforth only manag- ed one goal while Clinton was shut out. Scoring for Clinton were Robert Dupee, Ron McKay, Dean Armstrong and Bob Stanfield. Mr. Marriage noted that as yet there are no real stand outs on the team. Sunday's game against Thedford proved to be a bit more satisfying for the team, as they defeated Thedford 3-1. Marty Merner was one player Mr. Mar- riage mentioned as playing a strong game. "Marty had a good game, he lost his shut out with four minutes left in the game." "We outplayed them badly," Mr. Mar- riage continued. "We should have scored six or seven goals rather than three: we had a lot of chances." Last year. in competition with Thedford the Mustangs were one and one, winning one game 6-5 and losing another 6-5. Those who scored for Clinton in the Thedford game were Randy Marriage, Dean Armstrong and Mark LaPorte. This coming weekend the Mustangs meet Mitchell on Friday and Belmont on Saturday. Looking ahead to the Mitchell game, Mr. Marriage said, "Last year Mitchell finish- ed in the cellar, but they are a vastly im- proved team this year." The Belmont game could prove to give the Mustangs a bit of difficulty as Belmont finished near the top in last year's stan- ding, and seem to be on the right track this year. In fact, last week Belmont managed to defeat the team that slaughtered the Mustangs this week, namely, Seaforth. "We should have our hands full Saturday night," Mr. Marriage said. International scene Although most people I know couldn't care less about what is happening in the Canadian Football League (CFL), I still ( for some reason) find it a bit more in- teresting than the National Football League (NFL). Maybe it is because I was born and bred with the CFL, or perhaps it's because I don't think any team really needs four at- tempts to travel 10 yards or metres. I think 1 feel this way because with only three downs, it seems to make the game more of a challenge. Also. you know when you are watching the CFL that if a team doesn't make good yardage 'on their first down with a running play, they will have to pass, which is always more exciting than a run. Anyways, more interesting or not, the CFL is (already) getting close to being finished for the Season. You can pretty well write off Montreal and Ottawa for this season, as each team only has six points. That only leaves, Toronto and Hamilton in the eastern division, and as far as I'm concerned, you could almost write them off also. Toronto has a grand total of 14 points with Hamilton breathing down their necks with 13. The ridiculous thing is, the team that is in second last place in the west, Calgary, had more points than the eastern first place Argos. Calgary has 16. I know in my earlier columns I frequent- ly praised the Argos, but there isn't much I can say now, except negative things. Something that has been driving me in- sane while watching or listening to their games recently is the way they have managed to throw games away with tur- novers. If Conredge Holloway or J.C. Watts aren't assisting the opposition by throwing interceptions, then someone is sure to comne along and fumble the ball away. Therefore, unless you can fumble your way to the Grey Cup, no teams in the west have anything to worry about from (still my favorites) the Toronto Argonauts. The junior boys volleyball team from Central Huron Secondary School were winners at a Madill tournament en September 20. In the back row, from left to right, they are Coach Peter Zankowski, Craig Lockhart, Mike Corrie, Josh Feltham, Jeff Roy and Derek Jef- ferson. Front row, left to right, Craig Bauman, Boun Racksasouk, Rick Lobb, Hung Luong and Dean Martin. Missing from the photo were Mike Strickland and Devon Col- quhoun. (Travis Lyndon photo) CHSS hosts tournament CLINTON - The Central Huron Secondary School (CRSS) Senior Reditien competed in their second league tournament at home on October 1. The Redmen met the poweiful, defending Huron -Perth champion Stratford Central Rams in the first match. In the first game, Stratford blitzed the locals 15-1. In the 'second game, the Redmen put up a much better effort, dropping a hard fought game 16-14 game to the visitors. In their second match, agaist the peren- nially strong St. Marys team, the Redmen played one of their best pair fiP games of the season, downing St. Marys twice by 15-10 and 15-6 scores. They met South Huron for their final COME "HOME" FOR MORE Join Us at Ron Machan Home Hardware, Gae7erieh as we Celebrate our 1ST ANNIVERSARY th a OF VALUES SALE •CASH& CARRY SALE •SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL OCT. II/86; 6 P.M. •WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! .99 FURNACE FILTERS 3I$3/$21P $299 VINYL CARPET RUNNER ft. .66 SAVE '2.50 TURKEY LIFTERS $399 WINDOW WELL COVERS $17 g9 ALUMINUM FOIL ROASTERS $199 UNIVAL ANTI -FREEZE 4 Lt. 629 25" ALUMINUM FOIL $199 R.V. ANTI -FREEZE 4 Lt.$599 . 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Bowling games of 200 for the day were Kathy Ladd with 200, Ede Turner 201, Bev Harris 208, Evelyn Merrill 215, Tudy Wilson 218, Iva Reid 216 and 255, Shirley Fowles 220 and 228, Pat Taylor 240, Sheila Keys 241, Bonnie Gibbings 247 and Helen Faber 248 and 292. Londesboro Ladies Tiger Lillies 18 Orchids 17 Daffydills 15 Creeping Charlies 15 Carol's Silly Lillies 12 Dandylions 7 During the September 30 games of bowl- ing Sandy Wilson had the high single at 229 while Janet Taylor and Marie Lobb tied for the runner-up position at 219. Sandy Wilson also had the high triple with 585 and Janet Taylor bowled 574 to become the runner-up. The bowler with the high average was Susan Proctor with 194 and Marj McNall was the runner-up with 185. The most improved bowlers were Susan Proctor and Marj McNall with plus 17, while Agnes Doherty had the hidden score at 184. 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