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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1950-02-23, Page 81,1AGE EIGHT CLINTON (NEWS -RECORD LIONS ' BANTAMS - TAKE WINGI-IAM TWO STRAIGHT CLINTON 3-WINGHAM 1 (Wednesday, . Feb. 22)x. Clinton- Lions Bantams down=• ed. Wingham last night in the second game of . their WOAA Bantam group playoffs 3-1. The Bantams took the group playoffs in two straight games by decisive victorie. First Period No score. Second Period '.• 1 -Clinton, Hartley (Maltby) 2 -Clinton, Taylor 3-Wingham, Gregg Third Period 4 -Clinton. Hartley (Maltby) CLINTON 12-WINGHAM 0 (Monday, Feb. 20) Clinton Lions Bantams white- washed the Wingham kids in the first game of the WOAA Bantam group playoffs in Wingham Mon- day evening, Lions led 5-0 at the end of the first period, 9••0 at the end of the second, and finished with a 12-0 Victory. , CLINTON' LIONS: goal, Den - mime; defence, J. Carter, R. El- liott; centre„ J, Hartley; wings, M. Maltby, R. Garon; alternates - T. Colquhoun, T. Jenkins, K. Tay- lor, M. Taylor, J. Tebbutt, D. Fleischauer, R. McKay. WI, J. Fry, goal, HppeStorey;; centre, fence Taylor; wings, Biggs, Baker; al - COLTS DEFEAT'" SEAFORTH JRS. ON FAST ' ICE Brimming over with confid- ence, Seaforth's mostly -imported Junior "C" hockey team, the "Little Giants," played an ex- hibition match with Clinton Colts in,. Clinton Lions Arena Monday evening, with the return game in Seaforth Saturday evening. Colts led 2-1 at the end of the first period, 5-3 at the end of the Second, and added one counter In the third to skate off the ice victorious by 6-3. In the absence of Carter, who was working, Bill Nediger guard- ed the twine for Colts, until he received a shollder injury in the opening stages of the second stanza. He was replaced by Art Woodcock, former Clinton hoc- keyist and baseballer, who now is residing', in Seaforth and .play- ing goal for •Seaforth Internied- iates in the WOAA series. • ternater Murray, Waine, Giob Breckenridge, Hayden, McLut'e, B. Fry, First Period: Clinton, Elliott, Caron (Hartley), Hartley (Malt- by), Hartley (Maltby), Maltby (Carter). Penalty: Hayden. , Second Period: Clinton, Hart- ley (Colquhoun), Coquhoun (Hartley), Maltby (Giron), Tay- lor (Holmes). Penalties: none. Third Period: Hartley (Nlaltliy), Garon, Fleischauer (T.ebbutt). Penalties: Maltby, K. Taylor i Collectors' Stamps 'ALBUMS STAMPS in an assortment of Cosmopolitan, Netherlands, Canadian. The . best pack on the market STAMPS in Euro-Asion Mixture, restricted to from Europe and Asia. 250 mixed stamps $1.00 stamps only 75c STAMPS in Pan-American Mixture, restricted to stamps only of North, Central and. South America. ....250 mixed etemvs GEOGRAPHIC SERIES STAMP PACKET. 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Clinton Colts B"...10 0 0 20 New Hamburg "B".. 7 2 1 14 ✓lilverton "B" .. 5' 4 1 10 Centralia RCAF "A" 2 5 3• 4 Clinton RCAF "A" 2 II 0 '4 Goderich "A" ,. 1 8, 1 2 Results in Past Week New Hamburg 7--Goderiph 3 Clinton RCAF 10•-Goderich"4 New Hamburg 5-Goderich 3 Godericij 8 -,-Clinton RCAF 5 EXHIBITION Clinton' Colt^, 6--Senforth J •s. 3 Zurich 4 -Clinton RCAF 3 (Ten minutes' overtime) WOAA MIDGET ' Results in Past k Clinton, Lions 6-Wingha Weem 4 Clinton Lions ?-Wingham ? Wingham 4 -Clinton Lions 2. WOAA BANTAM. Results in Past Week ,,- Clinton Lions 12-Wingham 0• Clinton Lions 3-Wingham 1. (Wednesday, Feb. 22r 0 BADMINTON. CLUB PLANS. TOURNAMENT Clinton Badminton Clube..,has, just sent cut invitation's to a number of badminton clubs in Western Ontario to participate in the Club's first Invitation "B" Tournament :which will be held on the six fine new ,court in the Drill Hall at RCAF Station, Clin- ton, March 10-11, 1950, with the kind ' permission, of Wing: Com mender' R. F. Miller, AF.C, cotn- t rnandirig officer. Events contested. Will be^'men's singles. a n d doubles; ladies' singles and doubles; mixed ,doub- t les; senior men's doubles... (40' years end' over); consolation events in all classes. Appropriate prizes will be provided for win- ners and runners-up of main events, and winners of console-. tion events. All entries must be in the hands of R. S. Atkey, chairman, Tournament Committee, on or before Saturday, March 4. Entry fees are 75 cents for first event, and 50 cents for each additional eveid. Fees must accompany entry forms, Play will commence Friday, March 10, at 7 pan., and on Sat.. urday, March 11, at 7 p.m. Spec- ial features will include "A" ex- hibition badminton matches and an informal dance Saturday even- ing. Non-playing visitors are welcome to witness the matches at no charge. The "tournament has been authorized by Western Ontario Badminton Association, and the draw will be conducted by the executive of that Association. Clubs invited to take part in- clude. Stratford, London, St. Marys, Exeter, Zurich, Bayfield, Goderich' "Wingham, 'Kincardine, Listowel,and Seaforth, as well'es all personnel of 'Clinton RCAF. -0 One million Canadians are members of the senior Canadian Red Cross Society, and close to 900,000 school children belong to Junior Red Cross. BOWLING IS' FUN FOR ANY AGE Come on, Mum and Dad, get the kids together for a swell evening of fun! Come, on down to our lanes and really enjoy yourself while you take in some healthy exercise and a few thrills. OPEN BOWLING NIGHTLY except Mon. & Thurs. PHONE 799 Clinton Bowling Alley You'll he delighied,: with this money -nod -spate' saver' • see the. $149.50 EASY TERMS TO -DAY AT Merrill Ratiio-Electric Phone 313. Clinton LEGIONETTES Londesboro Loses Ino SPLITS SOFTBALLtCHAM'PS Series Londesboro • .HONORED; HERE ,''SERIES' WITH (By Jack Webster) GODERICI-I esboro BA's Ma n a g.e.r Doug Thorndike's Lond were eltre- Clinton Legionettes; 1943 WOAA Mated form further participation l Goderich Xinsmen won their Junior Girls' Softball champions in the group 1 WOAA Trite were honoured at a ,banquet her in.tlte -Canadian Legion Hall end provided by' 'the .' Legion. Ladies Auxiliary, ;Friday-. evening .lash, During the Season, .the'Legion ethos piled up an amazing record a, record, for,: Ontario in junio girls': softball, when: they •scoare 207 'runs and, -had only 42, scored against theta 'in ten games; . . Members of the team, ell 14 years of age. and :under, were Joanne Castle p, Shirley Ashton if, Shirley Proctor c,Carol Glid- den' 2b, Ruth Glew.,.ss,'Yvonne Dales of, "ttay Sharpe rf, Marie Lee of,Betty Woolfrey lb, Cath- erine. Ladcioof, Lorine ..Garon 3b, Dorothy Mapaghan of, Jade Hart- ley, reporter; Mrs Wilma Mc Michael, .t¢packr, z ., .Clinton's veteran sportsman, made the presentation of the WOAA champ- ionship isheld° tc -:Joanne Castle, captain ofthe team, as well as individual crests bearing the legend S!