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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-18, Page 27111 Grant Shelton appears dejected and uncomfortable as he heads for the GDCI Senior Viking bench after diving into • one of the many cesspools that dotted the fieldin'Exeter Saturday. Shelton recovered a fumbled punt to allow Goderich to maintain possession of the ball in the Huron - Perth championshipgame Saturday. The Vikings lost the game 19-14. (staff photo) anastra centre plans swim-a-thon • clean By Bryan Marriage InO.H.A. Central Jr. "C" hockey. action ayes the weekend, the Clinton• Mustangs handed the Listowel Cyclones their second straight defeat in back to back games,.. 'The score• -this time in lea Clinton on Friday night was 8- 3. 9n Sunday night the Stangs. tr%velled to New. Hamburg and grasped a sure victory from the hands o£._the :Hahns by. scoring six third period goals gaining a 6.6 tie. Four of the goals were scored in the last four minutes of the game. Tim McLean led the way R�cerarnblings By Lois Gibbings 1Vlargies Girl, a. three-year by Wayne Horner,... was a old filly by Excel Knight winner in 2:10.2 with driver Margie Duke, owned by Ken Norm •• "McKnight. Jr. He.. is a Parke of Zurich and John H. three-year-old colt by Lester of Forest, has been Newport Duke -Widow Weeds doing exceptionalty good. this and a half-brother to year. From 22 starts, shehas Highland Beau, owned ' by had nine wins,. three seconds Ernest Mathers of Richmond, and three. thirds, good for B. C. and7Ruth Mathers, now over $69,000. She has a record of London, but formerly from of p, 2 :03 and she is the: Clinton, Last: •week Dennis leading money winner in the Jewitt was third with O.H.H.A. three-year-old Highland Wish, and from 15 pacing stakes for fillies.starts this: year he has three Last year at two, she made • wins, five seconds „and four over $14,000. from 17 starts thirds, plus a record of .p, with two .wins, four seconds • "2:07• and one third, with a re . $rd of Claybrook Kaola finished 2:08.4. _ third -for driver Ray McLean. Will Knight, a th'i.ee-year-)•S1ie is • owned by John old colt by Excel Knight Fan Shaddick and Wm. Bradley of Will, owned by the same Goderich. partners, has also had a good Friday night' at London, Chappy year. From 22 starts he has . Herbert, owned . by W" yne Horner of Brucefield, thirds, a record of p, 2:03 and was second with Norm six wins, six seconds and four earnings of over $25,000 this McKnight. Jr.. on the. bike.. `. • sr' ea.:. He-was=econd_ in a._: Armbro•Prince was fourth in peedy 2:.02.1 m►1'e at W'i sor= a same race with I3ennts Jewitt on Saturday night. driving for owner Tar Daw Duke, owned by Doug Bell of Londesboro. Larry Daw of . Clinton and Way Kid, owned by Robert Claude Daw of Mississauga, and Verdun Vanstone• . of Was fourth ° at Mohawk on Goderich was third with the November 9, with driver latter on the bike. Nelson White up. Bold Tar Heel, driven by Wednesday night at Dennis Jewitt of Clinton, was Western Fair Raceway in a winner at London on London; Muskoka Belle, a Saturday afternoon, : He is seven-year-old mare by owned by • Franc Stroop of Jersey Hanover -• Success Fordwich. Flash, that was claimed a few Monday night at 'the same weeks'ago by her new owner, track, Keystone Hartree got Wayne Horner of Brucefield, his fourth win ofthe year for was third with Dave Wall on owner •Wayne Horner of the bike. From 40 starts this Brucefield and driver Dave she has seven wins Wall. From 18 starts this year seven, seconds. and six third place finishes, good for over $10,000; plus a record of p, 2:04.2. El Sam . 0 finished fourth with' Gord Pullman up for owners. Richard Burgess and Joe Dick of Seaforth. Highland Wish, also owned • yea , d d Spokesman 'r For the Vanastra Centre have an- nounced plans for: a Swim-a- thon 'to be held Saturday, November 27th, 1978., Funds raised will be used to purchase hair dryers -Tor The ladies' and men's change rooms. As winter approaches many swim enthusiasts have requested the Centre to supply this convenience. Participants in - the November 27th. Swim-a-thon compete for trophies and prizes in the following categories: .• Trophies - the youngest swimmer entered; up to 9 yearsmost lengths swam,; 10 - 11 years most lengths swam; Prizes - 12 - 14 years most • lengths. swam; 15 - 30 years most lengths swam; 31 years and up most lengths swam; • Got a beef? Tell the SIGNAL -STAR Write a letter today most number of .pledges; most money received. - Valuable prizes include a calculator, ins-tam.atic camera:, cassette recorder, binoculars , and hair dryer. One prize maximum will be,-- awarded.. e"awarded.. To enter the Vanastra Centre Swim-a-thon pick up pledge sheets at the Vanastra Gentre, RR 5, Clinton, or call 482-3544. The date again is Saturday, November 27th, 1976,1 -2p.m. ' The Centre has reported good participation ,. in their Fall Programs. For readers not familiar. with Vanastra Centre; any type of swim program from lessons, aquafit, to synchronized swimming is available. Fitness is stressed in many programs for men and women. The most popular program has been the Health Spa which includes .a work- out in the ,fitness room, a relaxing sauna and warm swim. Also included at the Vanastra Centre is a snack bar, an excellent , day care centre, bingo and dances in the recreation hall. The Vanastra .Centre has expanded recreational swim times far November and December: ODE, -r" he also has two secon s an a third place finish. - a"Highland Beau .Sot his fourth win of the year in 2:08.1 with Terry Kerr up• while Bibby Tar was second "for driver Joe McDaid and owner Jim Riehl. of Goderich. alis schetufe HOME GAMES - (8:00 p.m. (except as,.noted) Fri. Nov, 19 - Lucknow at Clinton. • Sun. Nov. 21 - Fergus at .Clinton. - - Sun. Nov. 28 - Mitchell at • :I GODERICH SIGNAL -S � '��'y�,}�. yp.. NST ' F 1.!-'A•.) �tl�+) RiA'I..;NOS s Mustangs to ln, Friday night's game against Listowel, when he notched a hat trick in the last half•of the game.. In the opening period with Steye Cook in the penalty box, Jamie Thompson opened the scoring on a solo effort only to have the' Cyclones tie it up a minute later. Speedy centreman..Ken Robinson regained Clinton's .one goal read early in the period and both teams played defensive, hockey for the remainder of the, opening stanza. In the second period, with six minutes remaining to play, McLean got his first of the night but.60 seconds later the. Cyclones pulled to within one goal again and the teams" retreated to their dressing.:. rooms 'with the' Stangs holding a slim one goal lead. At the drop of the puck in the third period the Stangs started to fly and 22 seconds later Dave Watt notched the eventual winner: • The Stangs from this point on never looked back as Tim McLean notched two more and !ave Watt received his second of the night and Randy Millar scored his first of the .evening. Listowel received a power play goal late in the period, but the game was out of reach as Listowel appeared tired beside the Stangs in the final period. Last Sunday night's- game asoma complete reversal µof. AWAY GAMES • 8:30 p.m. (except as noted) Sun. Nov. 14 ' Clinton at Port Elgin (3:00 p,ni.) Wed. 'Nov. 24 - Clinton at Port Elgin. ' Fri. Nov. 26 - Clinton at Clinton. Kincardine. Fri. Dec. 10 - Clinton at Kincardine. Fri. TJec.• 17 - Clinton at Fergus. at Sun.' Jan. 2 - Clinton at Lucknow. - at Fri. Jan. 7 Clinton at Milverton. Tues. Jan. 18. - Clinton at Mitchell. Fri. Jan. 21. - -Clinton: at at . Lucknow. - Sun. Jana 30 - Clinton at at ' •Harriston (2:00 p.m.) (played at Palmerston) at Sun. Feb.- 6 - Clinton at Harriston (2:00 p.m.) (played at Palmerston) at Fri. Feb. 11 - Clinton at Milverton.. Fri. Dec. 3 - Harriston. Clinton. Sun. Dec. 5 Milverton Clinton. Thurs. Dec. 9 Harriston Clinton (8:30 p.m.) at Sun. Dec. 12 = Fergus at Clinton. Sun. Dec..19 - Kincardine Clinton. - Sun. 'Jan. 9 - Mitchell Clinton. • Sun. Jan. 23 - Port Elgin :Clinton. Thurs. Jan. 27 - Lucknow Clinton (8:30p.m.)'• OORBOflUS Giffi1gOU 191$ CHEV. CAPRICE CLASSIC „4 door hard top. Fully powered. Camfotron air conditioning, power windows, power door locks, 60-40 Divided power seats, AM -FM radio, dock, electric rear defrost, tinted glass, remote control mirror, deluxe bumper. Finished in Buckskin • with brown cloth interior and vinyl roof.. ONLY 25,000 miles. Friday night's game. The Mustangs, over the first twoI�eriods looked like they were taut public skating, because th y skated around in circles: They passed the puck poorly, they received the attempted passes even worse-. and they forgot t� backcheck against a fast skating New Hamburg club and as a result' they 'were outscored 4-0.• . -Clinton 'goaltender Mark Nelson played extremely well over the first two periods kicking out 23 of 27 ,New Hamburg shots. - When the'third. period started and New Hamburg players and -management already had the victory counted, the Mustangs -came to life. Randy Millar got the Stangs started and Robbie Heard pulled the. Stangs to • within two goals of the Hahns. Not tote outdone the Hahns came right back and notched two more goals before Clinton coach Bill Weber shook up his lines a little and left a line sitting • on the bench, thus finishing the game with just two lines. With the Hahns__holding •a four goal lead and only five minutes of play remaining in the game the Stangs proceeded to dominate as Dori Grandson -and Tim McLean scored back -to back goalsat the 16 and 17 minute mark. . At the 18•minute mark New Hamburg's Steye May • received a hooking penalty - and it took Jamie Thompson only 35 seconds to bang in a power play' goal and pull the Mustangs to within one goal. One minute later with the Hahns bottledup in their own end and the Clinton net empty for an extra attacher Steve Cook won ' the face-off \and Robbie Heard banged in Jamie Thompsonis rebound' in a goal mouth scramble to tie the game at 6-6. 'Ironically with only tear- seconds. left to play in the game•the -Stangs had a last ditch effort to win the game only to have an errant shot miss the open side of the net. Had . the Mustangs played the first 50 minutes o hockey the way they did the last ten 1S,181711-.-P"AG minutes, the 'Hahns•. would have been lucky to penetrate across the Stangs blue line. The Mustangs take to the . road this weekend when they make their first visit to Port Elgin to piny the Bears on • . ; Sunday. November. 21 at 8:30 Their next home g.ame will 26 be at against8P,Mthe If' TncarhlKdinein Kinucks on Friday November ; 30 , e - cardine team - is. vastly :im- proved over .last year's team and so far. the. Stangs only defeat came" fa om the Kin- cardine team.' Clinton, who beat Kincardine in their opener at Vanastra, would. „like to do so again in their third meeting this year only. On Clinton' ice. n■i■■■■i■piafa■■■ennerf>ri■■■ifai■pia■ini■■fai■fafap■■•a>•rw■fa■ ■ ▪ •c 1877 . 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