Clinton News-Record, 1950-02-02, Page 10PAGE TEN
Colts Sti11 Lead -`
Defeat' RCAF $_2
(By Howard Cowles)
Clinton, RCAF .lost their fiftli
game ,of the season Saturday
evening before a packed house in
Ceinrton Lions Arena. It also was
the fifth straight win for the
Colts and placed them securely
at the top of the OHA Intermed-
iate standing.
The game. started fast but to-
wards the end of the first period,
the boys were beginning to show
the effects of soft ice, changing
lines often and playing a sort' of
golf style of hockey. As t h e
game went on, the play became
harder and harder. By the end
of the second period, holes were
beginning to show up in the ice.
The third period gave the Colts
five goals and the RCAF one.
The heavy scoring was due part-
ly to the goalies not being able
to move as fast as they npernaliy
would have if the ice had ,been
harder and less holes to fall over,
The boys played clean hockey
with referee McFadden giving
only two penalties in the entire
game, both to Clinton.
CLINTON COLTS: goal, Carter;.
defence, Bertliff, Neilans; centre,
Goodhue; wings, Edgar, McEwan;
alternates - Colquhoun, Counter,
Hanly, Cam Maltby, Twining,
Draper, Campbell, Strong.
CLINTON RCAF: goal Grant;
defence, Lamoureaux, Haney;
centre, Norris: wings, Butler,
Todd;
altern
atesr
Singleton,
Scrarrow, Langlois, Olynek, Mac-
Pherson, Oulett, Joel, Contin,
Skinner.
Referee, Ralph McFadden; lines-
man, A. MecL•ean,
BOTH CLINTON -TEAMS WIN
LAST NIGHT'S (LAMES
Both Clinton Intermediate
hockey teams won their games
last night. Colts defeated New
Hamburg in New Hamburg by
7-6 to extend their undefeatee
record to seven. These two
teams play again Saturday
night in Clinton Lions Arena.
Clinton RCAF got their first
win of the season by defeating
Centralia RCAF team at Exe-
ter 9-8; the winning goal be-
ing scored in the last few sec-
onds of play.
First Period
1 -Colts, Counter (Maltby, Han-
ly) 4.15.
2 -Colts, Hanly (Counter) 9•.20.
3 -RCAF, Norris, 19.20.
Penalty: Neilans (tripping).
Second Period
4-C41ts, D raper (Counter,
Strong) 12.20.
;rPenalty: Maltby (tripping).
Third Perod
5 -Colts, Edgar (Goodhue) 6,30.
6 -Colts, Counter (Goodhue,
McEwen) 10.05.
7 -Colts, Edger (Goodhue, Coun-
ter)1
11
. 0.
8 -RCAF, Scarrow, 14.40.
9 -Colts, McEwan (Goodhue)
17.10,
10 -Colts, Goodhue (McEwan)
17.20.
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Bantam Schedule
Contains Five Teams,
Five teams' Lucknow "D",
Wingham "C", Goderich "B"
Ripley "D", and Clinton Lions
"C" - constitute: Group 2 of the
WOAA Bantam hockey series;
Convener is Pelt McCoy, Luck -
now.
Schedule is as follows;
January
26-Lucknow et Winghani
Goderich at Clinton
28-Goderich at Lucknow
Clinton at Ripley
30-Wingham at Ripley
February
2-Wingham at Goderich
Lucknow at Clinton
4 -Ripley at" Lucknow
Clinton at Goderich
6-Wingham et Lucknow
Goderich at. Ripley
8-Lucknow at Goderich
Wingham at Clanton
10-Goderich at Wingham
Lucknow at Ripley
11 --Clinton at Lucknow
Ripley at Goderich '
14 -Ripley at Wingham
16 -Clinton at Wingham
18 -Ripley at Clinton
Home teams to supply referee.
Game times: Saturday morn-
ing 10 a.m.; night games, double-
headers, 7 p.m., single games 8
pen. Any club unable to ice
team 15 minutes after game time.
will pay opposing team $5 fine.
Playoffs: "B" and "D" teams -
two games out of three. Team
standing highest in the standing
to have choice of third game.
Each team is to supply one
referee.
Anyo'
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other a xaugeinents are to
be made between managers,
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COLTS VICTORS
AT MILVERTON
BY 7-3 COUNT
Clinton Colts lengthened their
undefeated record to six, by win-
ning from Milverton Dominions
7-3 in Milverton Tuesday even-
ing in an 011A Intermediate game.
This was by far the fastest and
best game to date this season.
Both teams played fast rugged
hockey throughout.
Colts took an early two -goal
lead on goals' by Cam Meltby
and Harry McEwan. Play in this
period was very fast. a
Carter Stars
McEwan scored another early
in the second period and for the (
next five minutes Milverton kept d
the puck inside Clinton's defence
zone, and should have scored L
many goals but for the exception-
al fine work of Dick Carter in t
the Colts' net,
In the third, Carter was again a
i
SPORTS
Standin.s.
OHA INTERMEDIATE
(including Wednesday, Feb. 2)
Won Lost Pts.
Clinton Colts 7 0 14
New Hamburg , 4 1 • 8
Milverton . 3 4 - • 6
Clinton RCAF 1 5 2
Cerrtralia ... .. 0 3 0
Goderich 0 2 0
Results in Past Week
New Hamburg 3 -)Milverton 2
Colts 8 -Clinton RCAF 2
Clinton Colts 7 -Milverton 3
Colts 7 -New Hamburg 6
Clinton RCAF 9 -Centralia 8
BADMINTON LEAGUE
(Including Tuesday, Jan. 31)
• Won Lost Pts.
Stratford (Matches) (Sets)
• ' 4 2 42
Exeter
Clinton . 39
Seaforth 3 2 3 4 35
•• 2 4 33
Listowel 1 4 20
Results in Past Week
Seaforth 8- Clinton 4
Stratford 8 -Clinton 4
LONDESBORQ
DROPS SIZZLER
TO ATWOOD 3-2
Atwood turned down Londes-
boro 3-2 in a WOAA Intermed-
iate "B" match Monday evening
in Clinton e
t i n
L:
onsi
A ena
befar
approximately 200 fans.e
The Loind'esboro boys played a
good hard game. They lost their
goalie in the first period, with a
gashed eye, which cancelled him
for the rest of the game.
Atwood proved just a little bit
better than the Londesboro club,
when Murray Colquhoun scored
the winning goal in the third
period. Six penalties were hand-
ed out by Referee John Nediger,
Clinton, four to Atwod and two to
the Londesboro team.
ATWOOD': goal, Hume; defence,
Vallance, Wood; centre, Peebles;
wings, Broughton, Wilson; aWer-
nates, Smith, Vines, Colquhoun,
Graham, Gordon, Laidlaw. '
LONDESBORO: goal, A. Riley:
defence, B. Riley, D. Snell; centre,
Lee; wings, Shaddick, J. Snell;
Iternartes, Millar, Carter, Arm-
trong, Radford, Johnson, Hamm,
Clare, Lockwood.
First Period: Atwood, Smith
2)•. Penalties, Colquhoun, Gor-
on, Shaddick.
Second Period: -Londesboro,
ee. PenaIty, Armstrong.
Third Period: Londesboro, Car-
er; Atwood, Colquhoun. Pen-
lties, Colquhoun, Gordon.
ocal Shotsmlths
Lose at Seaforth 8-4
celled on for many brilliant saves -
as Milverton pressed hard to L
score. Colts defence -especially
Bill Counter - stopped many a
Milverton rush. The fast rugged
play resulted in three penalties
each in this period.
CLINTON COLTS: goal, Carter; ei
defence, Colquhoun, Counter;
centre, Maltby; wings, Twining, C
Hanly; alternates, Bartliff, Steep, e
Edgar, McEwan, Goodhue, Camp- fo
hell, Strong, Draper; Nediger, to
sub -goal.
MILVERTON: goal, Schmidt; 2
defence, Kipfer, E. Gropp; centre, 1-
Don Dale; wings. Doug Dale,
Tuer; alternates, Gaul, Baler, R.
Gropp; R. Kiefer, Mullins, Bren- an
neman, Yost, Meyer, T
Referee, Ralph McFadden; 17
linesman, A. MacLean; both from bo
Seaforth.
First Period
1 -Clinton, Maltby (Twining)
4.05; 2 -Clinton, McEwan (Edgar)
5.38; 3 -Milverton, Don Dale (E.
Gropp) 12.50; 4 -Clinton, Draper(Strong) ''18.50.
Playing their first match of
he second half of the Western
ntario Badminton Association
B" series, Clinton Badminton
lub lost at Seaforth Thursday
vening last by eight sets to
ur. Previously, Seaforth had
st here 7-5.
Clinton won the ladies' doubles
1, but lost the men's doubles
2, and the mixed doubles 1-5.
Results were as follows:
LADIES' DOUBLES -A. Meson
d B. Jackson (C) defeated P.
Ti
Second Period
5 -Clinton. McEwan rims.,,- 110
h
and B. Meir (S), 15-18,
- 15, 15-13; K. Ball and E. -Gib -
n (C) defeated M. Box and D.
ra
Sy
L.
4-
Sea
CLINTON LIONS'
AND GfDERICH
PLAY 6-6 DRAW
The second game of the WOAA
Group 2 Midget hockey, series
was played in Clinton Lions.
Arena Monday evening when
Gode}rich Lions met Clinton Lions
Midgets in a hang-up game which
ended 6-6.
The Clinton lads trailed by two
goals at the end tie the Second,
but came on the ice undiscourag-
ed. Bill Tideswell kept the puck
from the net' in" the Clinton end
of the rink, while Murray Colqu-
houn scored the tying two goals
cin assists from Clare Maltby and
Jerry Holmes.
Five of Goderich goals were'
scored by Fritzley, with an assist
on the sixth, which was scored
by Gayar.
GODERICH LIONS: goal,
Betties; defence, Rivers, McLean;
centre, Riese; wings, McCauley,
Fritzley; alternates, Stuart, Gay -
Local Delegates Attend
C. of C. Annual
Four members of Clinton and
District Chamber of Commerce
represented that body at the
annual meeting of the Ontario
Chamber of Commerce which was
held in the Granite Club, Kitch-
ener, Wednesday last, Jan, 25,
Godea'ieh Board of Trade al•;io
was °-represented at the gather-
ing, which -included delegates
from 26.
Chambers of Co
mmerce
and Boards of Trade in the
Province
Clinton 'representatives were
President W. N. Counter, vice-
president Leslie Ball, R. Y. Hattie
and G. Heiman. They were very
pleased with the meeting and
benefitted greatly from the dis-
cussions. W. J. Gray, City Man-
ager, Chatham, was the chief
speaker at the evening dinner.Resolutions were adopted with
respect to hawkers and pedlars;
Corporations Tax Act; traffic
safety film; highway signs; High-
ways 85 and 86; nursing profes-
sion; Ontario Agriculttnal Col-
lege; education.
HUGH HAWKINS
SPEAKS AUBURN
BASEBALL 'SHOW
(By our Auburn correspondent)
Auburn Athletic Association
held a concert end dance in For-
ester's Hall Friday evening. The
president, William Craig, was
chairman for the following pro-
gram which opened with com-
munity singing led by Bill Craig,
Jr., with Mrs. R. J. Phillips pre-
siding at the piano.
A duett was rendered by Rev.
and Mrs. A. G. Hewitt, The local
orchestra favored ewith a couple
of numbers; piano duett by
Howes Bros., Blyth; solo, Bill
Craig, Jr.; reading, Mrs. William
Haggitt; violin solo, Glen Patter-
son; saxophone sol, Stuart Toll.
Chief speaker was Hugh R.
Hawkins, Clinton, vice-president,
WOAA.
Harry Sturdy, secretary-trees-
urer of the local association, gave
a talk on the work of the local
association and celled the mem-
bers of the Auburn juvenile base-
ball team to the platform. Final-
ists in the WOAA 1949, they were
presented with crests' by Mr.
Hawkins
Following this, lunch was ser'v-
and dancing was enjoyed with
usic by the local orchestra.
rke (S), 13-15, 15-6, 15-5; F, ed
mons and G. Wood (C) lost to m
Southgate and M. Mueller (S),
15. 17-14, 12-15; Clinton 2 -
forth 1. , Ha
MEN'S DOUBLES -L, Johnsen L.
.40; 6. -Clinton, McEwen
(Goodhue) 5.25; 7 -Clinton, Edgar
(Counter) 11.15; 8 -Clinton, Col-
quhoun (Maltby) 17.35,
Penalties: Colquhoun (high
stick); Don Dale (slashing).
Third Period
9 -Milverton, R. Gropp (Gaul,
E. Gropp) 12.00; 10 -Milverton,
Don Dale, 18.35.
Penalties: Colquhoun (tripping),
Don Dale (tripping), Tuer (inter-
ference), Bartliff and Doug Dale
(roughing), Bartliff (tripping).
Stratford Badminton
Team Beats Clinton
Stratford Badminton Pub "B"
team defeated Clinton Badminton
Club eight sets to four in a West-
ern Ontario Badminton Associa-
toin `B" match at the Stratford
Club Monday evening.
Stratford won the ladies' doub-
les 2-1, the men's doubles 2-1,
and the mixed doubles 4-2.
Results were as follows:
LADIES' DOUBLES - Eetty
Jackson and Agnes Mason (C)
lost to Rose Quinlan and Mary
Bayes (S), 9-15, 15-12, 11-15;
Margaret Atkey and Kelly Ball
(C) defeated Mary Riddell and
Vivian Sandey (S), 15-1, 15-8;
Erma Hartley and Florence Sym-
ons (C) lost to Dorothy Gladding
and Betty Linnley, 7-15, 3-15;
Clinton 1 -Stratford 2,
MEN'S DOUBLES -Len John-
son and Harry Holmes (C) de-
feated Wrennick and G. Mitchell
(S), 15-5, 5-1.5, 1.7-14; Bob Hale
and Bill Refausse (C) lost to W.
Grosch and Don )Mulholland (S),
8-15, 13-18; Hal Hartley and Dick
Atkey (C) lost to Jack West and
Bill Harwood (S), 5-15,' 18-16,
7-15: Clinton 1 -Stratford 2.
MIXED DOUBLES - Holmes
and K. Ball (C) -defeated Mitchell
end R. Quinlan (5), 9-15, 15-11,
15-6; Hale and B. Jackson' (C)
lost to Wrennick and M. Riddell
(S), 13-15. 6-15; L. Johnson and
A. Mason (C) defeated Grosch
and Doris Elliott (5), 15-9, 12-15,
15-0; Hartley and F. Symons (C)
lost to Griffin and D. Gladding
(S), 12-15, 16-18; Refausse and
Helen Taylor' (C); lost to MuI-
holland and B. Linnley (S), 10-15,
14-17; Don Symons and Lois Con-
nell (C) lost to West and V.
Sandey (5), 10-I5, 7-15; Clinton
2 -Strait -Ford 4.
Grand• total: Clinton 4 -Strat-
ford 8.
It takes 42,322 miles of railway
tract to weld all the widespread
parts of Canada into one great
nation,
ys and B. Meir (S), 12-15, 6-15;
Johnson and A. Mason (C) de -
o ed Mackenzie and M. Mueller
12-15, 15-8, 15-8; R. Gibbon
d E. Gibbon (C) lost to R.
x and M. Box (5), 3-15, 7-15;
Haply end F. Symons (C) lost
Beattie and L. Southgate (5),
5, 7-15; D. Symons and G.
Wood (C) defeated J. Southgate
D. Parke (S), 3-15, 14-18;
Mon 1--Seaforth 5.
Grand total: Clinton 4 -Sea -
h 8.
Holmes (C) lost to S. fe t
Din and G. Hays (S), 15-8,1(S)
- 15, 6-15; C. Johnson and R. an
ria'
J.
At
to
2-1
an
an
Ha
e (C) defeated N. Beattie and Ino
Mackenzie (S), 17-t5, 15-7; R. ;B.
key and J. Sorensen (C) lost ;to
R. Box and J. Southgate (5), 13-1
5, 12-15; Clinton 1-Seaforth 2.l
MIXED DOUBLES - Holmes and
n K. Ball (C) lost to Dorrance Cli
d P. Troutbeck (S) 6-15, 14-17;
le and B. Jackson (C) lost to fort
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mar, Sturdy, Livingstone, Graham,
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CLINTON LIONS: goal;. Bill
Tideewell: defencre. Don' Fpps
ack Cowan; centre, Clare Malt-
by; wings, Murray "Colquhoun,
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