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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
'11-1URSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1964e. •
Mitchell Stuns Colts,
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Knockout Tonighi?
Ointon Colts really have their les that had to be played when
'backs against the wall for their the two -teams finished their orig-
final game with Mitchell Legien- inal seven -game series in a tie.
: wires in Mitchell tonight. In order Nitrogen sem certain
to et:Infinite on in the group play -
Mitchell, after their convincing
offs they must defeat the Perth
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County team by seven goals, win in the first game on Tues -
which, if you have seen most of clay night look like "shoo-ins" for
the group finals. The Legionaires
the games of the series, is a big matched strides with the Colts for
order, even for the Colts. We- two periods and when the local
have no doubt that the local team
will step on the Mitchell ice with teem faded in the.final Period they
piled in five unanswered goals and
plenty of determination and no earn their six -goal cushion. Fink
matter how black the outlook is Weber, who had been held to two
before the game they still will was
in the first seven games,
make things mighty interesting was the guiding light for Mitchell,
for the Legionaires. He scored five times, three of his
Tuesday night's game was the goals coming in the final period.
first of a two -game total -goal ser- Gatenby •with two, Gibson and
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Flood were the other Mitchell
ehipere, Bill Hanly was the only
bright light „for Clinton, he fired
two picture goals, one in the first
period and the other in the second
which helped to keep the Colts in
the fight for the first two stanzas.
Bun Smith, was the other Celt
scorer.
Fans Litter Ice
One of the worst demonstrations
in Clinton's hocItey history hap-
pened in the final minute of play
when the fans took exception to a
penalty to Danny Colquhoun and
showed their objection by shower-
ing the ice with paper and pop
bottles. The game had to be held
up until the ice could be cleared
of the debris,
The checking in the game was
inclined to be a little rough and
the two referees Pat and Dick
Gardner attempted to keep things
under control by handing out 15
penalties, eight to the Colts and
seven to Mitchell. There were no
actual fights but several times it
would have taken a very small
breeze to fan the spark into a
raging inferno.
• Over 1,000 fans, the second larg-
est crowd of the season, were on
hand to see the game but even
the strictly partisan 'fans couldn't
bring their boys home in front
Mitchell: goal, B. Chessel; de-
fence, Rohfritsch, Hennick; centre,
Smith; wings, Flood, Gibson; subs,
Weber, Gatenby, Dolmage, Hein -
buck, McNairn, Powell,. sub -goal,
J. Chessel. . ,
Clinton Colts: goal, Oerrnan; de-
fence, K. Colgtihoun, Edgar; cen-
tre,.McEwan; sings,Draper, Han -
1Y: subs, Strong, :Armstrong, Mer-
cer, Smith, Noble, M."—Colquhoun;
sub -goal, Nediger.
Referees; Dick Gardner and Pat
Gardner, both of Stratford.
First Period
1—Clinton, Hardy 1.22
2—Clinton, Smith (Noble) 759
3--IVIitchell, Weber (Hein -
buck) 17.33
Penalties: Mercer (boarding). shot from twenty feet out. 1VIc-
X. Colquhoun (tripping); Rohfrit-' Ewan earned an assist on the goal
sch (holding). when he passed the puck to Bob
from a face-off. Flood kept Mit-
chell's hopes Alive, he and Smith
combined to finally beat Scott in
the Clinton nets, with the time
reading 14.55. The Perth fans had
only eight seconds of delirium be-
fore Bill Hardy stifled their cheers
with Clinton's third goal. Bill was
"Johnny -on -the -spot" when Ches-
sel let a rebound from McEwan's
hard shot get away from him, to
pickup the elusive disc and park
the rubber into the bottom corner
of the net.
Mitchell Come Close
Needing only a tie to eliminate
the Colts Mitchell went all out in
the final period and they very
nearly turned the trick. Hennick
put them.back into contention at
544 scoffing unassisted. Two min-
utes later McNairn broke out of
his own end catching every Clin-
ton man up; he skated the length
of the ice unmolested, pulled Scott
to one side and tied the score,
Penalty Decides Game
A penalty to Eddie Dolmage
olts Lock Series Clinton Squirts Double
With 4-3 \Alin Score on RCAF
A game which created a great
Over 1,200 people jammed into deal of interest was played before
Clinton Lions Arena last Saturday the Colt-MitchelLgame last Satur-
night for the seventh game of the day evening. This game brought
semi-final series for the Intermed- -together the Clinton Squirts and
iate group championship and not RCAF Squirts in ra battle royal
one (Clinton fan) went home dis-
appointed. The game was every-
thing that is expected of playoff
hockey. • Clinton going into the
game facing a one -game deficit
had to sink or swim and they
came up with one of their best
efforts of the season. It was any-
body's game until the final gong
with Alitchell piffling their goal-
tendee for the last minute in a
vain attempt to get the tieing
goal.
Clinton led from the ten-minute
mark of the first period when
Danny Colquhoun connected. They
worked their way to a 3-1 lead
going into the final period only to
have Hennick and MeNairn find
the range and deadlock the score.
This set the stage for Murray
Colquhoun's tie -breaking goal that
sent the Clinton. fans home happy
and,..forced another series.
The starting pace in the gamd
was terrific and it never slacken-
ed.hs both teams went all out in
their quest for victory. Danny
Colquhoun sent the Colts into the
lead mid -way throughrthe'opening
period, taking IVIcEwares pass
from' a face-off in the Mitchell
end. Danny's shot went high into
the rigging as Chessel seemed to
misjudge the speed of the drive.
Both teams had numerohs good
scoring chances in the period with
the Colts having a slight edge in
every department.
• The second 'Period was half over
before either team could beat the
rival goaltenders. Bob Draper fin-
ally turned the trick with a flip
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which saw the Clinton team corn-
ing out in front 4-2 on goals by
Borden McRae and Laurie Colqu-
houn. Freddie Lamb scored both
the goals for the RCAF kids.
Clinton' Squirts: goal, Bobbie
Livermore; defence, Steve Cook,
Jeffrey Dixon, Don Fremlin; for -
Wards, Borden McRae, Keith Ash-
ton, Laurie Colquhoun, Brian
Levis, Doug Fremlin, and Berry
Glazier.
Goal -getters: Borden McRae, 2;
Laurie Colquhoun, 2.
RCAF Squirts: goal, Gordon
English; defence, Larry McCourt,
Bruce Smith, Jimmy IVIacLean,
Wayne Harley; forwards, Billy
Miller, Gary Men,Gary Poxori,
Freddie Lamb, Billy MacLean,
Danny Doyle.
Goal -getters: Freddie Lamb, 2.
Second Period
• 4—Mitchell, Gibson (Rob-
fritsch) 12.42
5—Mitchell, Weber (Powell,
Gatenby) 13.20
6—Clinton, Hanly (Draper,
McEwan) 15.28
7—Mitchell, Gatenby (Pow-
ell) 18.40
Penalties: Heinbuck (holding);
Gibson (charging); Flood (high -
stocking); Draper (highsticking);
Manly (slashing).
Third Period
8—Mitchell, Gibson (Hen -
nick) .32
9—Mitchell, Weber 4.35
10—Mitchell, Weber (Gaten-
by) 7.34
11 ---Mitchell, Flood (Gibson,
Rohfritsch).........,..,.,..,,10.19
12—Mitchell, Weber (Gaten-
by) 16.35
Penalties: B. Smith (slashing);'
Heinbuck (slashing); Heinbuck
(clipping); Noble (slashing); Gib-
son (slashing); Nediger (slashing,
served by leoble); K. Colquhoun
(slashing).
RCAF Crumlin Edge
Electras In Hectic
Overtime Struggle
Monday will be a night- to be
remembered as far as service hoc-
key is concerned. In a whiz-bang,
thrill -packed game of hockey the
Crumlin RCAF defeated RCAF
Electras in an overtime game 4-3.
A hard-fought, close -Checking
and sometimes hectic action
around both goals kept a good
crowd in suspense throughout the
entire game. Goalie Scott for the
Electras and Tunney for Crumlin
made miraculous stops and how
the score was kept down with so
much rubber flying will never be
known.
Loose play defensively. cost the
Electras the lead on mary, occas-
ion and the absence of playing
coach "Red" Quinn was quite evi-
dent, but this did not stop the
Electras from peppering the
Crumlin goalie with rubber even
though they were robbed of many
goals on different occasions by the
sensational play of Tunney.
This was the first game of the
best three out of five games for
the Garrison League Champion-
ship, and if the first game is any
indication of the type of play to
be expected in this series, the re-
maining ones- will be worthwhile
seeing. The game went 27 minutes
overtime before Crumlin finally
came through with the winning
goal.
The third game will be played
in Clinton, aiondayt March 1.
Goals for Clinton were scored
by Garrow, Mercer, and Begin
with assists going to Petrie; -Gar -
row, Minty and Mercer.
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proved to be the turning point of
the game. -The Colts 'Sent out five
forwards nd their. power play was
immediately rewarded when "Pic"
Colquhoun picked up a lease puck
in front of Chessel and drove it
home for the big goal of the even-
ing. After that goal the Colts
were content to play defensive
hockey. The Legionaires tried des-
perately to tie the game but they
got very few good scoring chancer
and any that they did have were
handled masterfully by Scott.
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Senior Girls Complete',
CDCI (age Sweep
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With the senior girls' 21-18 vie- Clinton guards 'who stopped the
tory over Goderich last )l'riday C-'' 4.+ nld
night came the third Huron Sec-
ondary Schools Association bas-
ketball title,the two boys teams
having previously captured their
divisions, This is the • second
straight year that teams from
CDCI have swept to victory and
during that time they have lost
only one .game.
The three teams will now ad-
vance into the WOSSA "B" play-
offis with their first opponents be-
ing the winners of the St. Marys,
South Huron HS and Mitchell
group.
Senior Girls Win 21-18
The senior girls led by Nancy
Webster, Mavis Steepand Kay
Sharp with seven points each, won
the deciding game by a slim three
points although they led all the
way. McNivin and R, Willis were
the most dangerous for Goderich
scoring six points each. The main
difference between the two teams,
was the fine defensive play of the
Clinton Colts: goal, Scott; de-
fence, Edgar, K. Colquhoun; cen-
tre, McEwan; wings, Draper, Man-
ly; subs, Smith, Noble, M. Colqu-
houn, Mercer, Armstrong, May;
sub -goal, Nediger.
• Mitchell: goal, B. Chessel; de-
fenceyleohfritsch, Hennick; centre,
Smith; wings, McNairn, Gibson;
subs, Weber, Powell, Dolmage,
Heinbuck, Flood, Gatenby; sub-
goal, J. Chessel.
First Period
1—C linto n, K. Colquhoun
(McEwan) 10.30
Penalties: May (tripping) 13.20.
Second Period
1—Clinton, Drap's. (McEw'n) 11.03
3—Mitchell, Flood (Smith) 14.55
4—Clinton, Hardy. (MeEw`n) 15.03
Penalties: B. Smith (hooking)
Heinbuck (slashing); B. Smith
(highsticking); Gibson (tripping);
Draper (tripping).
Third. Period
5—Mitchell, Hennick 5.44
6—Mitehell, McNairn (Gat-
enby l 7.16
7—C Tinto n, M. Colquhoun
(Nob)e, Draper) 13.25
Penalties: B. Smith (highstick-
Mg); Rohfritsch (holding); Dol -
mage (tripping); B. Smith (hold-
ing).
•
Captain Bob Elliott's ten points
were tops in the senior boys'
game, as he led his team to a
31-21 win and, their second,
straight undefeated season. Alan
Mitchell picked up eight points
for the Redmen while Gardner's
six Were high for Goderich.
A total of 42 fouls featured the
junior boys' game which turned,:
out to be a rough, close checking:
affair. Ron McKay led the Clinton
attack with eight points as .the
Clinton team managed to build an
early lead and hang on until the
final whistle.
'Final league standings for the.
Huron Secondary Schools champ—
ionships:
PLAYOFF SCORING
Player • . G P P
Gatenby (M) 11 9 20
7 13 20, 0
7 714 4
6 8 14 22
McEwan (C)
Weber (M)
Gibson (M)
Snaith (M)
Flood (M) ........ 8 5 13 17
Smith (C) 6 7
Draper (C)
Powell (M)
Strong (C)
M. Colquhoun (C)
Noble (C)
Hanly (C)
Rohfritsch (NI)
5 8 13 12
5 8 13 0
5 510 4
4 5 94
4 5 9 4
6 2 8 4
2 4 6 11
K. Colquhoun (C) 3 1 4 24
• SERIES "B"
Mitchell 3 3 1 42 39 7,
Clinton 3 8 1 39 42 7
Best of seven series ended in
tie; new series of home and home
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