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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-11-11, Page 23Redmen lose in semi -ficial The Redmen junior football team from Central Huron secondary School travelled to Goderich on October 29 to compete against the GDCI Vikings in. the Huron Perth Semi -Finals. The Redmen's regular season record of two wins and three losses qualified them for the semi-finals in fourth place. The game started out with Central Huron receiving the ball. Gaderich, however, was the first to score. Their con- version attempt was foiled by excellent defensive pressure. The Redmen were quick to respond with their own touchdown. Steve Vandendool ran in against a powerful Viking defense, Keith .Ducharme then proceeded to kick the single point conversion to put the Redmen in a 7-6 lead. Goderich came back to score again, but the Redmen continued to score also. Steve Vandendool ran in his second touchdown and he caught the conversion pass from Terry Sloan for two points. Keith Ducharme scored a single point on a field goal attempt and, to round out Cen- tral Huron's scoring, Terry Sloan ran in for his first touchdown of the year. The score ended up 42 to 22 in favor of the Vikings despite the Regimen's excellent team effort. The whole Redmen junior football team should be congratulated on an excellent season. The team consisted of Matt Butcher, Scott Caldwell, Keith Ducharme, Daryl Hemingway, Brad Jewitt, Dave Jones, Jason Knights, Greg Lobb, Richard Lyn- don, Jamie MacDonald, Doug Maguire, Jeff Powell, Jason Papple, Terry Sloan, Mike Steckle, Darren Stevenson, Matt Townsend, Steve Vandendool, John Van Den Elzen, Mike Verburg and Sam Wain. The team owes a lot to the dedicated and skilled coaching of Mike Hillier and Ken Reidy and they, the Redmen football team, would like to thank their coaches, their parents and everyone who came out to watch their games. Thanks for a great year! Novice team splits first games of regular season. The Novice 13 team out of Clinton split their first two games of the season, dropp- ing their first, but corning back with a win. Their first loss was a big one, as they travelled to Hensall on November 4, and were defeated 11-0. They had a much better game on November 7, however, when they won 5-1. Tallying points for the local squad were: Darren Bartliff, three goals, two assists; Jason Shipp, one goal; Chris Humphrey, one goal, two assists; Jon Reihl, one assist; Jason Wise, one assist; Ted Beis- inger, one assist; Nick Bell, two assists. Playing for the Novices this year are Darren Bartliff on wing, Andy Cantelon on wing, Jon Reihl at centre, Derrick Wise at defense, Adam Rathwell on wing, Nick Bell on wing, Chris Humphrey on defense, Clifford Shipp on defense, Jason Wise at centre, Ted Beisinger at wing and Jake Kuipfer in goal. The Novices will play host to Huron Park on November 14 at 2 p.m. Their coaches Doug Reihl and Richard Shipp, and head coach Raymond Riley, wish the team good luck. Season to commence at Vanastra Curling Club Dedicated men of the Vanastra Curling Club have been working diligently prepar- ing the ice for the 1987-88 Curling season,. which commences un November 4. Thanks for their many, hours and efforts! '!'here are still same openings for the Monday Afternoon Ladies' League. If you are interested in having an afternoon of fun, no experience necessary, please phone Ann Adams at 482-3055 or the Curl- ing Club at 482-3055 for further information. Bonspiels are approaching quickly with the Anstett's Open Mixed on November 28. Don't hesitate and be disappointed, enter your rink as soon as possible by contacting the Curling Club at 482-3055 or Hugh Hen- drick at 262-5389. Pee Wees begin season on winning note At Clinton on October 15 the Clinton Pee Wees opened up their exhibition schedule with a 6-5 loss to Exeter. Jason Heywood of Exeter paced the visitors with three goals. Mark Lynn tallied twice while .Joel Campbell added the single marker. Shaun Chipchase led Clinton scorers with two, while single tallies were picked up by Robbie Consitt, Scott Jewitt and Chris Kennedy. Picking up two assists in the contest for Clinton were Scott Jewitt, Lee Gibbings and Shaun Chipchase. Clinton 6 - South London 6 At Clinton on October 29 the South Lions London team and the Clinton Pee Wees skated to a hard fought 6-6 draw in an ex- hibition game. Shaun Chipchase fired in four goals to pace the Pee Wee attack. Chris Kennedy and Danny Wildfong picked up the other goals. At one time in the game Clinton trailed 6-2 late in the second period and they trail- ed 6-3 with less than three rninutes left in the game. But three quick goals within a span of 1:19 earned there the tie. Oakridge 3 - Clinton 1 At the Oakridge Arora on November 2 Clinton lost 3-1 in a very sloppily played game. The boys seemed to lack the intensi- ty needed to win a game, and therefore, were outplayed, outchecked, and of course outscored. Clinton scored their only goal in the first period :is Jason Boughen's blueline screen shot found the net. Oakridge came back in the second stanza scoring three unanswered goals to seal away the victory. Clinton 6 - Listowel 4 At Clinton last Thursday evening, November 5, Clinton recorded their first pre -season exhibition win by downing Listowel Pee Wee Cyclones 6-4. There was no scoring in the first period as both teams checked reasonably well in their zone, but in the second frame at 1:16 Nathan Bender gave Listowel a 1-0 lead. Clinton's Jason Carter took a pass from Shaun Chipchase and Scott Wright at 4:16 to drill home a goal to tie the score at 1-1. Mark Livermore found Danny Wildfong all alone in front of the Listowel net at 6:46 to give Clinton a 2-1 lead. Four minutes later defenceman Scott Rathwell gave Clinton a 3-1 advantage after being set up by newcomer Robbie Consitt and Scott Wright. Listowel's Brad Wilson cut Clinton's lead to 3-2 late in the second at 12:45. Two quick goals by Listowel's Tim Byer and Mike Campbell early in the third stan- za gave the visitors a 4-3 cushion. But once again, Clinton stormed hack with three quick goals late in the game to pull out their first win of the season. Scott Jewitt tied the game at 4-4 when he jammed in a goal -mouth pass from Mark Livermore at 13:03. I,ee Gibbings also earned an assist on the goal. With 44 seconds left in the game Shaun ('hipchase's seventh exhibition goal gave Clinton the victory. Rob Consitt picked up the only assist. .Jason Carter added an insurance goal as he scored his second goal of the game into an empty net with four seconds left. Clinton 7 - South London 2 At London last Saturday night in Kinsmen Arena the Clinton Pee Wees scored a 7-2 victory behind the excellent goaltending of Derek Hoggarth. Time and time again Hoggarth came up with some superb saves. , In the first period Mark Livermore got things going for Clinton at 1:48 when he scored on a goal -mouth pass from Scott Jewitt and Jason Boughen. Jason Carter scored with one second left in the period to give Clinton a 2-0 lead. In the second period South London and Clinton split four goals. After South Lon- don scored early in the second period, Rob Consitt, on an assist from Shaun Chip - chase, restored Clinton's two goal lead at DR Y SDALF MAJCilR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. SALES WITH SERVICE "The Place to Buy Appliances" NEW AND USED HENSALL 262-2728 CLOSED MONDAYS 3:39. A minute later London's J. P. MacKenzie narrowed Clinton's lead to 3-2. But at 8:15 Shaun Chipchase was set up by Shane MacDonald, to again give Clinton a two. goal cushion. Three unanswered goals by Clinton in the third stanza off the sticks of Shaun Chipchase, Scott Jewitt and Scott Mc- Cleneghan made the final count 7-2. The first goal of the period by Chipchase was a beautiful passing play set up by fast skating Jason Carter at 5:16. At 7:09 Scott Jewitt back handed home a rebound off,a Mark Livermore shot. Lee Gibbings also drew an assist on the marker. Scott Mc- Cleneghan rounded out the scoring at 8:38 with a thirty foot wrist shot high into the left corner. Tyler McGregor and Mark King drew assists. Clinton's exhibition record now stands at two wins, two losses and a tie. The regular season opens upon November 12 at 8:15 p.m. against Milverton. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1987—Page 3A ' .n,/�k.>:... .�iq/ai n He a., '!�: �4 •. fE ".... 4.40,fNii;n � � AWs•, .c: i .,... -1 u.. During the Novice game at the Blyth arena on November 5, much of the action was in the home team's end. Here, a Seaforth player makes a cut behind the Blyth net. The constant pressure by the visiting team in the Blyth home opener resulted in a 5-1 win for Seaforth. In other Blyth hockey last week the Tykes opened their season on November 7 with a 10-1 win over Hensall. (David Emslie photo) Minor hockey schedule Minor hockey is once again in full swing in Clinton. The following games will be played this week: Thursday, November 12: Atom 'A' vs Milverton 7 p.m. Thursday, November 12: Pee Wee 'A' vs Milverton 8:30 p.m, Friday, November 13: Bantom vs Milverton 6:30 p.m. Friday, November 13: Novice 'A' go to Milverton Saturday, November 14: Novice 'A' go to Mitchell Saturday, Novetnber 14: Novice House L vs Huron Park 2 p.m. Saturday, November 14: Atom House L vs Huron Park 4:30 p.m. Saturday, November 14: Pee Wee House I, vs Zurich 5:45 p.m. Monday, November 16: Midget vs Brussels 7:50 p.m. Come out and enjoy some hockey. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC HORST Feige D.T. 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