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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-11-12, Page 141 Page 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1986 Clinton. Bantams battle to tie with St. Marys The Clinton Bantam's second team fought a hard battle against St. Marys last week, ending up with a 6-6 tie. In net for Clinton was Chris Hoggarth. Clinton's first goal was scored by Greg Taylor on assists from Craig Caldwell and Darren McAsh. St. Marys came back with the next goal, tieing up the game at one apiece. Chris Caldwell came up with an unassisted goal for Clinton's second, giving the Bantams a 2-1 lead at the end of the first period. Less than a minute into the second period Darren McAsh put one away to give Clinton a two goal lead. Assisting on the goal was Greg Taylor. Scott McAsh was the next player to pop one in for Clinton on assists from Paul Caldwell and Jason Wilson. Thirteen seconds later Greg Taylor got his second DON'T GET CAUGHT WITH YOUR SLED DOWN! Complete pre -season service check-up $ 9915 (parts extra, dual carburator and point ignition may be extra) 12 Point Complete Check Over Sports ANNOWEIMIZZIMP goal of the game to advance Clinton's lead to four goals. Dave Jones and Darren McAsh assisted on that goal. St. Marys then started to pour it on, com- ing up with two quick goals to end the second period with a score of 5-3 in Clinton's favor. With only nine seconds gone in the third period Craig Caldwell widened Clinton's lead with his second goal of the game. Jason Wilson and Greg Taylor got the assists. However, Clinton's lead did not stand, and St. Marys scored three more quick goals to tie up the game at 6-6. Playing goal for the second team Ban- tams this year is Chris Hoggarth and his backup is Danny Dupee. The rest of the team is made up of Craig Caldwell, Dave Jones, Greg Taylor, Paul Caldwell, Darren McAsh, Scott McAsh, Jason Wilson, Brad Jewitt, Chris Johnson, Jeff DeRuyter and Lee Norman. 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Number one is that when I said last week that I would write about the Leafs they were in the middle of a winning streak, but unfortunately this streak was broken. This is not to say I have, given up faith in the team, I just thought I'd wait until they were back on the winning track, The second reason for the change is that I would rather write about the Canadian Football. League (CFL) this week. The hockey season has just started, but the CFL playoffs are about to begin. There should be some interesting match - ups in the playoffs this year, especially with Toronto playing two back to back, total -points games against the Hamilton Tiger -Cats. With the Argos' 37-16 win over the Mon- treal Alouettes last Sunday they regained first place. It seems these two eastern teams ( Toronto and Hamilton) have been battling back and forth for this position for a large part of the season. The important thing is, though, that the Argos will have home field advantage for the last game of this two game series. I got a chance to see the Argos in action on television for their final regular season game, and to say the least, I was, impressed. Lately, they seemed to be stumbling through their games, even though they were winning. This definitely was not the case on Sunday. From the opening kickoff things were looking good for my favorite team. Dwight Edwards, in his first game in the CFL since returning, brought the kickoff back 59 yards .to the. Montreal 35. For the major part of the football season Edwards had been playing for the Mississauga Raiders where he was a star player, but he just recently got the call from the Argos to return kicks. It was great to see he can still play the game in the professional leagues. Aside from Edwards, there were some other pleasing aspects about the game, one of which was the Argo quarterback J.C. Watts. Watts was playing with the confidence I was fairly sure he had lost. He passed for 228 yards and two touchdowns. Watts also showed some great scrambling mobility which, unfortunately, Conredge Holloway no longer has. The Argos also proved that they have a bit of a running game. They were sadly lacking in this department for most of the season, making it much easier on their op- ponents as they only had to worry about the pass. One gentleman that can take a lot of credit for opening up the Argo running game is William Miller. He ran for 119 yards and one touchdown. The funny thing about this is that although I am an Argo fan, I had never heard of Miller. Hopefully I'll be hearing much more from him in the playoffs. Reading the daily newspapers I noticed that the Argos were doing a lot of talking on how this win boosted their confidence. It had better be a big boost though, because they are going to have their hands full with the Ti -Cats. Now, for the final winner of the two game series, I will have to pick the Argos. Aside from the fact that they are my favorite team, I would also pick them because with a bit of a running game they can mix up their plays and (I think) beat the Ti -Cats. I just wish I could see the games, but they will both be blacked out. It should stir up a lot of excitement down in the Toronto - Hamilton area thoagh. because these teams have been rivalsfor years now, 'and a total -points series could make it very interesting. In the west, I can't even guess who might end up in ,;'he Grey Cup. As I don't like either Edmonton or British Columbia (the two top teams) I'm hoping they will be eliminated. I would have to say that Winnipeg has a fair to good chance of beating the, B.C. Lions as these teams have been battling for second for awhile, with B.C. finally grabbing it last week. However, I don't think the Calgary Stampeders have that great of a chance against Edmonton. So, what does that leave us with for the Grey Cup game? What I would like to see is Toronto and Winnipeg, but Toronto and anyone will be all right. (I'm keeping my fingers crossed) Hockey Schedules The Clinton Junior "D" Mustangs have three home games left in November. They play Thamesford on November 14, Lucan on November 21 and Exeter on November 23. On the minor hockey side' of things the Clinton Bantam Classics will play Elma Logan at 8:30 p.m. on November 13. On November 15 there is a full day of minor hockey to be played, The Pee. Wee Punkers will play Huron Park at 1 p.m., the Mites will meet Hensall at 2:15, the Novice Tier II team will battle Huron Park at 3:25 and the Bantam B team will host Goderich at 6:45. The Atoms will play Zurich on November 18. soft\Nat is SOt o� YOU. TOO, CAN ENJOY SOFTER WATER IN YOUR HOME . CALL TODAY Rates going up Jan. 1, 1987 • Your pipes Et Taps • Machinery • Clothing •Soap Supply BUT MOST IMPORTANT.. Soft on your family's skin & hair For as little as $14.90 per month Or $560.00 to purchase outright Myers, Tom Duizer Plumbing and Heating Highway 4, Londesboro 523-4359 Clinton and area bowling results Tuesday Afternoon Ladies 2 Ede's Bulls Eyes 50.5 55 Faber's Gumdrops5 Bev's Bonkers 43.5 44 Shirley's Candy Apples43 Jamieson's Ju-Jubes 43 Tudy's Black Balls 42 Helen's Rosebuds 40 Johnson's Jelly iBeans Tudy Wilson had the high single for the ladies on November 4 with a score of 298. Shirley Fowles had the high triple with 710 and Helen Faber had the high average at 204. . Those ladies that bowled games over 200 included: Sheila Keys, 201; Kathy Ladd, 203; Ramona Jamieson, 205; Joyce Van Riesen, 205 ;,,Pat Taylor, 209; Iva Reid, 211; Lexie Murch, 212; Helen Emmerton, 221; Bev Harris, 226, 205; Mary Chessell, 227; Helen Faber, 238, 255; Mert Elliott, 278, 202; Shirley Fowles, 292, 243; Tudy Wilson, 298. Londesboro Men Chevs Caddies Buicks Porsches Model T's T -Birds During the October 30 session of bowling Frank Szusz had the high single with 311 and the high triple at 699. Jack Lee had the high average with 210. Londesboro Men 33 29 27 25 19 14 Caddies Chevs Buicks Porsches Model T's T -Birds Terry Albrecht had the high single for the men on November 6 with a score of 295. Harry Lear had the high triple with 698 and Jack Lee had the high average at 209. Clinton and Area Ladies Humpty Dumptys Winnie Poohs G. Smurfettes Ewoks Mother Gooses Four Blind Mice 36 33 32 27 21 19 Today'sanswer in rust protection ENTIRE ENGINE CAR COMPARTMENT . ENTIRE. UNDERSIDE FRONT FENDERS • ROCKER PANELS REAR QUARTER PANEL TRUNK 110 000RS Today's new designed vehicles need more than yesterday's rust protection. TESTED 10 YRS OF LABORATORY AND AI I. WEATHER ROAD TESTING ASSURES YOU OPT IMIJM OUAL IP( AND PERFORMANCE * CONDI (IONS UO APPi PROVEN 150.000 VEHICLES HAVE PROVEN 011. GARD'S EXCLUSIVE 1HR TREATMENT WIL I. WORK ON ANY VEHICLE. ANY AGE, APPLIED IN ANY WEATHER l" GUARANTEED ONE CLAIM IN 10 YRS. YOUR GUARANTE LIN WRITING WITH 01.111 8 YR ` 6 YR `,SYR." WARRAN TY ON A NC) COST OASIS It's a MUST against rust! Hrs. 8-5:30 Mon.-FrI. 8-4:00 Sat. I/ocAng 1E51 gc-IIMOu 50 PICTON St, GODERICH 524-9094, CaII for your appointment today 4495' II entire car During November 4 bowling Irene Thalen 235. Gertie Greidanus had the high triple at had the high single with 244. Penny Overboe 642 and Marie Lobb was runner-up with 633. had the high triple at 637 and the high For the high average Dorothy Airdrie was average with 220. The attendance draw was the winner at 201 while Susan Proctor was won by Lia Hoggarth. runner-up at 199. Susan Proctor was the Bowling games over 200 for the- day were most improved bowler with plus 23. Irene Thalen with 205 and 244, Dorothy There were six ladies that bowled games Carter 217, Penny Overboe 240 and 211, over 200 and they were Marj McNall with Evelyn Feeney'239; Kittie McGregor 224 and e234,. Susap Wilts 203, Reta .Kelland 207, Ev 213, Wilma Veenstra 213 and Betty Kelly 200. Garland 235, Gertie Greidanus 222, 215 and 205 Kaastra 209 and Wednesday Night Mixed 31 Mar end Lo barianne bowled the only game o erg03. 300 Mission Impossible 30 with 302. One Day At A Time YBC Hart To Hart 28 The Little Rascals 26 The "A" Team 16 Check It Out22 Kyrsties Silly Stt jkers 16 The Gong Show 21 Cosby Kids 16 The Enforcers19 Pin Busters 13 Road Runners 19 Jennifers Strikers 10 Edna Atkinson had the high single for the Sheehans Pin Downers 9 ladies on October 29 with a score of 292. She Knight Riders 79 also had the high triple with 686 while Flo Tag Teamers Cartwright had the high average at 198. The In the Bantam division Marsha Miller had high single mens bowlers was Mark the high single for the girls on November 8 Strickland with 228. Joe Atkinson had the with 158. Jennifer Burt had the high double high triple with 602 and Steve Gibbings had ec- tivel nd the Dage Marsh h w se with the75 and 139 top boys bowler the high average with 210. y gh double of Wednesday Night Mixed 406 ander e high h ave agle of e f 60.the � Bowling for Mission Impossible 38 One Day At A Time 33 the Pee-Wees Amanda Elliott had the high Hart To Hart 33 single for the girls with 86 while Michele The Little Rascals 30 Tyndall had the high double at 163 and the The Gong Show 28 high average with 80. Stephen King had the Check It Out 22 high scores in all three areas for the boys The Enforcers 21 with the high single of 136, the high double of Road Runners 19 239 and the high average with 109. Donna Collins bowled the high single for Thursday Night Mixed the ladies with 242 on November 5 while Whiners 38 Dorothy Airdrie had the high triple at 626 Best In Town 34 and Flo Cartwright had the high average Strikers 30 with 199. For the men, Steve Bearss had the Cormiers Crushers 30 high single with 209, Bill Gibbings had the Grammas and Grampas 28 high triple at 659 and Steve Gibbings had the Beg OOne Couples 26 inners Luck high average with 209. The Apple Gang Ladies pP Tiger Lillies Creeping Charlies Daffydills Orchids Dandylions Carol's Silly Lillies Marie Lobb had the high single for the high triple at 698 and Rob VanDamme had ladies on November 4 with a score of 302, Turn to page 15 • wctile Ev Garland was the runner-up with 33 33 30 29 28 27 46 During November 6 bowling Suzie 44 had the high single for the ladies with 243. 34 Nancy Atkinson had the high triple at 624 28 and the high average with 211. 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