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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-11-05, Page 14Page 14-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDN1.e1r1AV NOVFivrta?P s Nita Hockey season This week I would like to venture into some uncharted (at least for me) ter- ritory, and try to keep this column strictly on the subject of hockey. Since the Toronto Maple Leafs, formerly the Toronto Maple Laughs, have kicked off their season on such a good note, and since winter is fast approaching, I guess it is on- ly right to finally write a hockey column. Unfortunately, my knowledge of hockey is fairly limited as I only played about half a season when I was eight years old, but here goes. First, a short update on the Clinton Junior "D" Mustangs whose record now stands at four wins, six losses and a tie. The Mustangs split their games this weekend, beating Seaforth 7-3 on Friday and losing 5-4 to Mitchell on Sunday. In their Seaforth game the Mustangs went ahead early, leading 3-0 by the end of the first period. Scoring for Clinton in the first period were Devon Colquhoun, Dar- ren Moir and Brian Dupuis. By the end of the second period Clinton lead 5-2 on goals by Travis Lyndon and Scott Gilders. Mark Laporte and Bob Dupee rounded out the Mustangs' scoring in the third I period. d, Clinton's loss on Sunday had to have been a hard one as they tied the game with less than a minute left in the third period, only to see Mitchell score their winning goal with three seconds left. The Mustangs fell behind early in the first period. when Mitchell scored a power play goal with Wayne Smith off for interference. With Dean Armstrong scoring for the Mustangs on.passes from Randy Marriage and Ron McKay, they tied the game with 7:21 gone in the second period. However, Mitchell regained their lead on a short handed goal with just over 10 minutes gone in the second, but Clinton's Rob Stanfield once again tied up the game less than a minute later on a power play goal. Bob Dupee assisted on the goal. Later in the second period, with Devon Colquhoun off for hooking, Mitchell scored their second power play goal to go ahead 3-2. Dean Armstrong scored his second goal .of the game to tie it up with 5:25 gone in the third period on a power play pass from Randy Marriage. Mitchell, not to be shown up, retained their lead less than six minutes later, but Bandy Marriage once again tied up the game with 21 seconds left in the game. Assisting on this Mustang goal were Dean Armstrong and Ron McKay. Unfortunately, this goal did not stand and Mitchell got the win in the final Randy Marriage Dean Armstrong Robert Dupee Devon Colquhoun Rob Stanfield Scott Gilders Mark LaPorte Travis Lyndon Wayne Smith Ron McKay Mark Clausius Derek Gilders Marty Merner Jeff Roy Jeff LaPorte seconds. For the game Clinton ran up 20 penalty minutes, and their goalie, Derek Gliders, faced 37 shots. Mitchell's goaltender, Steve. Stapleton; faced 50 Clinton shots while the rest of his team racked up 28 minutes worth of penalties. The following is a listing of the 10 Mustangs with the highest points gained as. of November 3, as well as the goaltenders' averages. Because my short Mustangs' update turned into a long one, and since the listing will take up the rest of my space, I will save the Leafs for next week. Hopefully9 they will still be doing well by then. Clinton Mustangs' Top 10 GP G A PTS 9 6 8 14 9 9 3 12 10 7 5 12 11 6 6 12 11 5 7 12 11 2 9 11 11 5 4 9 10 1 6 7 11 0 7 7 10 2 4 6 10 1 5 6 Goaltenders MIN GA AVE 180 12 4.00 240 20 5.00 85 9 6.35 155 20 7.74 The Mustangs and the Mitchell Hawks met on the ice in Clinton on Sunday afternoon. The 'Stangs lost to the visiting team in the last minute of play. The final score was 5-4. (Shelley McPhee Haist photo) Junior girls advance to semi-finals On October 28 the junior girls' basketball team from Central Huron Secondary School (CHSS) travelled to Listowel to play a quarter -final game. Farber in the season the junior Redmen had lost to Listowel by 30. points, but this was not to be the case for the quarter -finals as CHSS won 31-29. Playing in front of a packed gym of ap- proximately 150 Listowel fans, the Redmen shut down the top Listowel scorers. With only three seconds left in a tied game Clinton's Lori Leibold scored the winning basket. Top scorers for CHSS ' were Susan Govenlock with eight points and Kathleen Verhoef with 10. With this win the juniors now move into semi-final play where they will meet this season's top finishers, Stratford Northwestern. The juniors finished their regular season with five wins and five losses which placed them' in fifth position out of 11 teams, and qualified them for the playoffs. During the regular season Susan Govenlock was the top scorer with 78 points, followed by Kathleen Verhoef with 64 points. St'ikes, spares and misses at the Clinton Crown Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Ede's Bulls Eyes Faber's Gumdrops Bev's Bonkers Tudy, s Black Balls Helen's Rosebuds Shirley's Candy Apples Jamieson's Ju-Jubes Join -son Jelly Beans Joyce Van Riesen had 48 44.5 42 39 38 37.5 37 34 the high single for the ladies on October 28 with a score of 256. The high triple winner was Sheila Keys with 636 and Helen Faber had the high average at 203. Those ladies who bowled games over 200 included: Iva Reid, 210, 213, 215; Grace Cas- tle, 201; Helen Emmerton, 202; Bonnie Gib- bings, 208, 208; Marj Carter, 209; Pat Taylor, 211; Nancy Roy, 212; Grace Evans, 213; Helen Faber, 219; Tudy Wilson, 227; Sheila Keys, 234, 220; Candace Elliott, 239; Lois Gibbings, 245; Mert Elliott, 251, 202; Joyce Van Riesen, 256. Hidden Score prizes, provided by Dixie Lee Chicken, were won by Bonnie Gibbings and Olive Johnson. Clinton and Area Ladies • Humpty Dumptys Winnie Poohs 28 27 Smurfettes Ewoks Four Blind Mice Mother Gooses 25 24 23 23 Kathy Black had the high single on Oc- tober 28 with a score of 301. Evelyn Feeney had the high triple with 725 and Penny Over- boe had the high average at 222. Those ladies bowling games over 200 for the day included: Penny Cnieibbe, 254, 234; Evelyn Feeney, 252, 232, 241; Kathy Black, 243; Dorothy Carter, 231; Lia Hoggarth, 204; Nancy Sue Swan, 221; Kittie McGregor, 225, 226; Edith Burgess, 209. Kathy Black bowl- ed the only game over 300 with 301. The at- tendance draw was won by Kathy Black. Londesboro Ladies Tiger Lillies 39 Creeping Charlies 37 Orchids 28 Daffydils 27 Carol's Silly Fillies 21 Dandylions 16 During October 28 bowling Dorothy Air- drie had the high single with 262 and Dianne Elliott was the runner up with 227. Dorothy Airdrie also had the high triple at 638 while the runner-up, Janet Taylor had 592. The high average of 201 was bowled by Dorothy Airdrie and Susan Proctor was runner-up with 199. The most improved bowler was Susan Proctor with plus 22. Bowling games over 200 for the day were Carol Strickland with 216, Janet Taylor 217, Gertie Greidanus 225, Reta Kelland 200 and Dianne Elliott 227. Dorothy Airdrie bowled the only game over 250 with 262. YBC The `'A" Team' 15 Kyrsties Silly Strikers 14 Cosby Kids • 13 Pin Busters 13 Jennifers' Strikers 10 SheehanS Pin Downers 9 Knight Riders 6 Tag Teamers 4 Christine Stricklana had the high single for the Bantam ,girls on November 1 with a score. of 151. Jennifer Burt had the high dou- ble at 269 and the high average with 139. The high single for the boys was won by Kevin Meade with 214 while Nate Burns had the high double of 244 and Dale Marsh had the high average at 154. In Pee Wee bowling Michele Tyndall had the high single for the'girls with 117 and the high double at 219. Angela Bailey had the high average with 80. Stephen King was once again the top bowler for the boys with the high single of 191, the high double with 315 and the high average at 108. Thursday Night Mixed Whiners 33 Best In Town 32 Strikers 28 Cormiers Crushers 28 The Odd Couples 25 Grammas and Grampas 23 Beginners Luck 21 The Apple Gang 6 Sharon Saundercock had the high single for the ladies on October 30 with 345. The high triple was won by Marie MacAuley at 617 and Nancy Atkinson had the high average with 211. Bill VanDamme had the high single for the men with 310 and the high triple at 710. Rob VanDamme had the high average with 219. - Tuckersmlth Mixed Gerrits Carrots 33 Mikes Melons 32 Italphs Rutabagas 30 Henrys Honeydews 29 Angus Artichokes Jacks Lemons The ladies' high single for November 3 was bowled•by Jenny Kaastra with 303. Rose 28 28 Huinmel had the high triple at 639 and Jenny Kaastra had the high average with 187. Henry Hummel had both the high single and the high triple for the men with 289 and 634 respectively. Angus Hummel had the high average with 224. Those bowlers who rolled games over 200 included: Clarence Roorda, 268; Freda Snieder, 237, 201; Gerrit Raidt 232; Shirley Reihink, 229; Ralph Postma, -225; "• Jack Snieder, 215; Angus Hummel, 213, 204,'202; Jean Hoytema, 216; Toni Fidom, 213; Stien DeWeerd, 200. ' Junior and Syr YBC Gimme A Break Screwballs Revenge of the Nerds. The Boss Bowlers Pinheads Party Animals 9 Patti Maguire was the top ladies' senior bowler with the high single of 216, the high triple of 544 and the high average at 169. For the senior men Shawn Gautreau had the high single of 217, the high triple at 571 and the high average with 167.In junior ladies' bowling Colleen McAdam had the high single of 197, the high triple at 555 and the high average with 161. 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It was the second straight shutout turned in by the dynamic duo of Derek Hoggarth and David Nahrgang in net. The Clinton defence consisting of Jeff Oesch, Tyler McGregor, Scott Shaddick, Scott Wright, Bryan Watson and Shane McDonald again turned in a strong checking game inside their own blue line. Chris Kennedy gave Clinton- a 1-0 in the first period at the 7:122'mai*. "'Danny Wildfong earned an assist on the goal. In the second period Danny . Wildfong's pass out from the corner found Nathan Burns all alone in front of net where he quickly deposited the puck into the cage. With 2:22 left in the period a.two on one break with Mark Livermore feeding an ex- cellent headlong pass to Nathan Burns made it 3-0. It was Burn's fourth goal of the season. In Seaforth on November 1 the Clinton Atoms ran their unbeaten streak to five games as they coasted to an impressive 9-0 win against Seaforth. Derek Hoggarth and Dave Nahrgang had very little actionthey in net as recorded heir third shutout o fthe youngseas ori. t Mark Livermore led the assault with four goals. Danny Wildfong and Lee Gibbings chipped in with two goals apiece. A rare penalty shot occurred in the con- test as a result of a Seaforth defenceman falling on the puck in the goal crease. Shane MacDonald was given the opportunity on the penalty shot and he made no mistake as he drilled a hard assist shot high into the left corner. The game produced some excellent play- making la -making by the Clinton boys as many of the goals were produced by some beautiful passing plays. Leading the playmakers was Chris Ken- nedy with three assists, while Nathan Burns, Danny Wildfong, Lee Gibbings, Jeff Oesch and Shane MacDonald had two assests each. Scott Wright and Greg McAsh. each gathered one point. ' A