HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1954-12-23, Page 12Dons Juveniles Tic; Bantams Lase,
1n Nonday Night'S',TWin Hockey Bill
•Clinton minor hoeltey teams, couldn't cope with the 'smooth
could Salvage only a tie out .of working kids from the "Stoine-
the two games played in the Lions: Town" and deserve a great deal of
Arena on Monday evening. The credit in holding the visitors to
Legion
Bantams, -were defeated by four goals, Bert Clifford, Clinton
St Marys 4.2 and the Juveniles goaltender played a standout game
played a 3-3 deadlock with Gode- turning aside many dangerous
rich
. threats particularly from Douglas;
The newly formed Bantalris'just I., ichardson and Aldus, three of the
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURSDAY, DECEIViBER 23 19
,gs'a a , "Chew. Each Mouthful. ' a
?ers for ` �f Juveniles Lose Gam. Club Holds
White
iclsnight 'scored for St. Close :Game To C
hristmas Shoot'
Legion -team were far from s, 1.`. C V sec. They have been ,just ` a ,r Snowfall,
y
formed and. with a little
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>xaetice and a few games sx?x' ,, ;k; , N yrs a n>zors n spite of a heavy' $now stair
eiclop ini:o a delenite threat ,i p` < j eza ; the Clinton Gun Club held
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heit group honours. C1in6h Lions Juveniles, playing second annual Christmas shoat c1 ou,gcal, O'Hara, de- with Only nin±men, came awfully Sturday afternoon at Alma trotDuglasLeslie; centreclosetou settmg tile lensall• Jun- with a turnout of over 25 iarewings, McKnight, Richardfors right in their own back yard shooters; A lotof Df -, good corpet
!bs White Prgke Ms + last Friday night. The final tion was provedd
P - sey,. : hu2k read"5-4 ill f o e e and some"ei
eclram, yy 'sa 3" i ix. s' •s< . , avour of the southern .ce
Clinton:° hhn village but they ]rad to come from $l
goal, Bert .Clifford, de- sr^ behind on three occasions m
1csa +�+'a a ec cst?s1 G t e zs n . � sctgre¢� eau aq+ fence; Doug Paul ;_ ro ,: # ,,� x 3 ?' ;" casions to turn
Ah , g u Schoen - t� s ` the trick., Wells ,proved t
B air, centre, Ken Cummings, wings !1P., k . t E <c ; ; home hero scoring o be the to
Calvm,Garrow,'Bill Martin; subs {
" or ng with one
�° �7�r' � .,'i v R� � r � Ute left'eri the erne w min- ca
r a Larry McGraw; David ; Bruder �:
r • .r ��t.g hale -Garon n
sL1 r. ; i u>�: was serving.. a penalty, In
Gerad Cqx, Wayne Watkins; Cam.' t'
4�'� , �s , x k s, �,� � �. , s With .sever
Cron Addison, Frank Glew,' Peter :, . Frl ztoj short,' Coach
Garoix, Ra Gautreau. �� , a ed ElliottEial; t had to u le, his men w+
,✓d •.�, u ....,. 3 s:� < �<. �.:> � y 'z�i�; �'«° < «°a, anconal dr t.
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/i First P6rlod
/ s.; • % /' 1—St. Mars Douglas Y (R' h d
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son,
g s zc ar r F hr'a s,<.,.
Marys, DougIas (Richard -
y,, son:' Really enjoye ig the dessert are Roger Cummings and Ralph
Penalties: none, Holland, members of 'the: Clinton Police Boys Rifle' Club who
Second Period were treated to a Christmas dinner last week in Hotel Clinton.
3 -Clinton, Comings. Another member commented on the fun he was having, 'There'
I kA "t. Marys, White (Pryke, Mas- is more meat to' eat at THIS banquet;" he said, ,
sey),' (News-Recoz'd Photo)
Penalties none
hird
5-5t. Mary McKt gha (Peckam) Ilderton Tied For League Leadership
6 -Clinton, Garon. ,
as really, Ken :Lee Jc
as sent to centre from his left a
Ing spot and worked between tv
ob Garon' acid Crozier, a defence- Pr
an. Tyreman and' Scott gave bu
o men a rest at each line E.
Inge. Art Tyndall was the only. K.
ternate d6fencenian.
Scott and i,ap tr� 6 "u: _ _.aw,c
Clinton S-Glnaerinh s WA Conv�neing 10.4 WIT Over Zurich two g°air'
The 'juvenile game' was • a fast lies by .K,
YOUR
skating, hard checkingaffair with Ilderton Icicles stopped the Zur- Tyreman
FOR l OUR g ich' FI er's bid for undisputed Third Per'( Clinton m:
z Clinton having a decided edge in 3 Puled Pos- 10= Zurich, O Brien ((tzgnae and
the territorial play.• Tyreman; session of; first place with a rows Hesse} ,• • 1,51 'Clinton:
LOYALTY, he i
working K Johnny nartob spot eh 10-4 win over the =Zurich- 11—Ilderton; honey ,. 2.25 fence,.. Jac
tween Ken Lee and Bob Caron nton combines on Tuesdav even- �12 Ilderton xr o houn: np„ a
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�Clinton took Possessionionof the had all flashed the red light tie Evans; wings, D. Urbshottp1 Y from the opening whistle and before the first period was half Urbshott;subs, McNair, O'Ne
Goddard had to be good on several over. D Urbshott added another Henry, Roney, Kennedy,
occasions as the home team giving the visitors a 5-0 bulge as Zurich: goal, Merner; defenc
swarmed. to the attack. Tyreman, the bell ended the. first period, Armstrong, Rawlings; c e n t r
Garon and Carter all had good • The Flyers never, reached their nesse• wings, Gignac, O'Brie.
chances but their shots were de usual form .although in the final subs, J. Hayter, B;Hayter, Hanl
fected or just missed the target. two periods they tried desperately Yungblut, Holmes, Edgar, Colq,
Williamson finally broke the ice to get back into Contention. Hesse, houn.
for Goderich near the end of the O'Brien, Hanly and Edgar were First Period
da period taking a pass from Alex- the goal scorers for the Flyers, 1—Ilderton, B Urbshott (D Url
^l8 ander and going ,;German little Don Urbshott, E. Evans, and B. shott) 3.'
chance. Jack Carter-evenedthe Henry all scored twice for the 2--Ilderton Evans- (D Urbshat:
count early in the secohd with a visitors.
hard shot from the blue line. Bob 3—Ilderton, O Nezl (McNair ar,
Garon set this goal up when he henry) 4.t
ys grabbed the puck in the Goderich 4— derton McNair (ONeil) 89
end and passed out to Jack who
was parked on the point. Five The First Column 5 ndetton D Urbshott (Evans
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minutes later, Lee centred the (Continued from Page One) I'enaitiesi I7 Urbshott :, 12.9
Puck out to Tyreman for Clinton's Second Period
second goal andve the locals WE ARE REMINDED THAT 8—Ilderton, Henry (O'Neil) 2.0
the lead at the end of the second. Christmas is not the same every.7 Ilderton, D Urbshott (B. UA
Goderich puton a determined where .:. one. of the Christmas shalt) ................ 5:0
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bid for victory n the third period cards which deck the doorways B-Zuric h Hesse (Holmes) .74
.and were rewarded when Buch- here at the News -Record office is 9—Ilderton Evans (B Urbshott
'— anan's shot deflected off a Clinton from Mrs, Murray Quaife , .. She •,••, 1,9.1
"layer's stick behind the surprised is spending .the Christmas season Penalties: Colquhoun B. Hay
Bill German. i One minute later somewhere ' Florida ... and the ter, Charlton.
Robinson banked one in off a leg card shows Santa sitting down on
W and Goderich were out in front the beach emptying some sand
for the second time In the game. from Iris huge rubber boots _ . CLINTON
The. one goal was beginning to
look very big when Tyreman bat- CHRISTMAS TIME MEANS AN AGENT
tled his way deep into Goderich lee cream treat for the .members LONDON "I�j
territory, took his shot; the Puck of the Safety Patrdl and Chief jiJ�„pj� �JO
rebounded out of Goddard's reach J. Ferrand reports that yesterday
and Lee sifted in h slap the very was the time for that The A �+Y>t�r�
into the twine. There were very patrollers have just finished the SNAPSHOT
SH
fey scoring chances from this 'fall season of guiding their young -
Point
�61 as both teams were content er schoolmates across Clinton's �EdR YUE
to play for an`opening. Alexander more dangerous intersections . ljd� Jl
was penalized late in the period and have done 'a good job once
A but Clinton's power -play didn't again
produce. Another "Select" Photo
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Goderich: goal, Goddard; de- A SPrCIAL• TI-MIld_. IS IN store Finisher,
fence, Bower, McLean; centre for us when the annual almanac
Williamson; wings, Jewel, Doak; comes in the mai) , *,It's so much Two -Day Delivery
subs, Whetstone, Buchanan, Alex- full to skip tluoug}i the pages and
ander, Smith, Masse, Gregory, find out what the; weather will
Robinson be like on our birthday for in. Clinton
Clinton: gal, B, German; de stance .. and the word of show- i j
fence, T. Colquhoun, J, Carter, ery, unpleasant days, and intermit: BOWI�ng Alley
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ntre Tyreman; wings, B. Garon, tent sunshine seems dreary enough
K. Lee, subs, J, Crozier, A. Tyr ifwe really had faith in such pre
dall, ,B. Dinsmore, D. Scott, J. dictions ,
Williams, P. 1%hnes, T. Clarke.
First Period o:z z4rC+ctrttata alz+'v ager +a a atw.�slc�c kt+
,1u 1--Goderich, Williamson (Alex-
ander) .... ............... 18,25
I Penalties: none.
1. Second Period
rs 2—Clinton, Cartel- (Garon) 8.04
3--ClezntonTyreman (Lee) 13.09
Penalty:SVlasse (crosschecking). iJ
Third Period.
9—Goderich, Buchanan ...... 5.01
5--Goderich, Robinson ..:. 6.10
6—Clinton, Lee (Tyreman) 9,42
Penalty: Alexander (high stick), F
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On account of the heavy snor
11, the rifle shooting had td' b
neelied, but the trap shooter€
'tile in -the -card, and dart shoot
I went ,ahead, as scheduled.
Winners of turkeys and 'gees
we as, follows: Tom Sherritt an,
hn Anderson won a turkey an
goose apiec%, and E. Miller wo:
o turkeys and one goose. E
Ouse - E R= Doucette, H. Har
won
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text shoot will be held it
by the Ki'ppen Gun Club
Years Day, January 1
nrting at one o'clock sharp
ILTH JUNIORS DROP
GAME; STILL LEAD
16-Sesforth Juniors loss
2-1 in the second, and
more in the final per
L Expositor,
n- First Period
3, 1—Clinton, Scott 6.05
ill, 2—Clinton, Lee (Scott) 12.58
Penalties: Carter Lee Garon,
e, Riley, Tyreman,
Skates,
Carter, Baker,
e, Crozier, Garon (Io minute mis-
O{ a7
I; conduct).
V, Second Period
I- 3—Hensall, K. Parker (Wells) 4,25
4 --Clinton, Tyreman
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Sharpened'
pied.
(Crozier) 5,51
5—Hensall, Parker ............. 7,38
i- 6—Hensall, Hays
We Have the Finest
13,29
5 7 -•Croton Crozier •.. 17,1?
9 8—Hensal�, Hays,.
equipment
... 18,46
31 Penalty: Eyre
Lengthwise and Hollotw
d Third Period
8 9—Hensall, Wells ..•...
Ground for Best,
Results.,
,19.00
) Penalty Garon, 18.26.
Referees: D. Camoron and E.
'I Chipchase, both of I3ensa17.
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4 venues, nearly three dollars out of
MACHINE SHOP
g four come from sources other. than
Clinton
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.a We thank all, the people
of Clinton and community
who made our year 1954, a
great success;
(�(� r�(► A Merry Christmas- and
happy, successful New
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our, sincere wishes for your, "
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