Clinton News-Record, 1950-03-09, Page 10PAGE TEN
SPOilT S
Colts, Milverton,
StiliAliTieci Up
'Clinton Colts '.and Milverton
Dominions are still battling it out
for the championship of OHA
Intermediate "B" group four,
Although Colts lost the first
game of the best -in -five series
at home by 6-5, they romped right
into Milverton Friday evening
last and walloped the home boys,
before a capacity crowd, to the
tune of 7-3.
Then they returned to Lions
Arena here for the third game of
the series Monday evening,, Be-
fore the largest crowd of the
season -1,165 pard admissions -
Colts came from behind to tie
Milverton 7-7 in ten minutes'
overtinie.
•Now the next move -weather
permitting -is for the two teams
to hook up in a battle to break
the tie in Classic City Arena,
•Stratford, tonight, this being
Milverton's home game.
Colts 7 -Milverton 3
Colts were much the better
team, in the game at Milverton,
Friday which they won easily
by 7-3. They, had tallied five
•goals before Milverton could reg-
ister and that margin proved
plenty good enough to win. Do-
minions gave a good performance
during the last half, but Colts
matched stride for stride.
Colts 7 -Milverton 7
The shoe was on the either -foot
in the match here Monday even -
end of the first period and 6-5
at the end of the second. Costs
made a desperate stand in the
third stanza, first drawing' even,
then losing the lead, and finally
tieing it up again.
. The ten minutes' overtime play
was without incident, although
both teams had some real close
ones. It kept the fans in a con-
stant uproar. Milverton sup -
poi tens figured they were lucky
to take away a draw. The series
still is very. much "in the air."
The teams are well matched, play
good hockey, and 'either one could
take the group on the play to date.
Needles to state, every nook
and cranny of the old rink was
taken, and the lads were hang-
ing from the rafters, almost by
their boot laces.
(At Clinton, Monday, March 6)
MILVERTON DOMINIONS:
goal, R. Gropp; defence, Yost,
Meyer; centre, Don Dale; wings,
Beier, Tuer; alternates --R. Kip -
fee Brenneman, . Bundscho, . Doug
Dale, Attridge, Mullins, E. Gropp,
C. Kipfer. •
CLINTON COLTS: goal, Carter;
defence, Steep, Bartliff; centre,
Goodhue; wings, Edgar, McEwen;
alternates -Counter, Colquhoun,
Cam Maltby, Clare Maltby, Drap-
er, Strong, Campbell, Hanly.
Referee, R. McFaden; line's.
, ing. Milverton' led 4-1 at the men, A. McLean, both of Seaforth.
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First Period
1 -Milverton, Beier (Doug Dale)
6.15.
2 -Clinton, Cam Maltby (Clare
Maltby) 9.55,
3 -Milverton, Don Dale (C. Kip-
fer) 13.12. •
4 -Milverton, Beier (Tuer) 14.20.
5 -Milverton, Don Dale, 18.46.
Penalty: Colquhoun (tripping).
Second Period
6 -Clinton, . Goodhue (Barttliff)
1.09.
7 --Clinton, Edgar (McEwan) 1.35
8 -Clinton, Campbell (Strong,
Draper) 3.31.
9 -Clinton, McEwan (Bartliff)
5.36.
1O -Milverton, R. Kipfer (Doug
Dale) 9.49.
11-1V1ilverton, C. Kipfer (Beier)
11.55.
Penalties: none..
Third Period
12 -Clinton, Goodhue (Edgar) 8.18
13 -Milverton, Don Dale (Beier)
10.34.
14 -Clinton, Edgar . (McEwan)
13.54.
Penalty: Don Dale (slashing).
Overtime
No score.
Penalties: none.
Colts 7 -Milverton 3
(At Milverton, -Friday, March 10)
First Period
1 -Clinton, Goodhue (Edgar), • .53
2 -Clinton, Cam Maltby (Coen'=
er) 6.35
3 -Clinton, Cam Maltby (Hanly)
17.30.
Penalty: Bartliff..:
Second Period
4 -Clinton, Cam .Maltby (Clare
Maltby). 5.00... .
5 -Clinton, Strong, 14.50
6 -Milverton, Miiilins (Attridge)
15.20
7 -Clinton, Bartlaff,,•,15.30
8 -Milverton. Don Dale, 18.00
Penalty: Edgar.
Third , Period .
9 -Clinton. MeEwan (Colqu-
houn) 1.10.
10 -Milverton, -IR. Kiefer, 3.15
Penalties: Don Dale and Col-
quhoun. s .
Referees: R. McFadden, and A.
McLean, Seaforth.
Pur
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IN THAT
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LIONS BANTAMS
.CAPTURE ROUND
BY 10-4 COUNT
Clinton Lions captured the
WOAA Bantam "C" hockey
championship when they trouri-
oed Southampton at Southamp-
rou
ton nd last night10-4.4-3 and won the
The kids are scheduled to meet
Elmira next in the OMHA play -
downs, with the first game at
Elmira tonight,, It likely will
bepostponed on account of
weather conditions.
Other teams still in the run-
ning for Ontario honors are
Campbellford .in Eastern Ontario
and South River in Northern On-
tario, both ,.a long way removed
from either Elmira or Clinton.
The Clinton youngsters went to
town on Southampton in the first
game of the finals here Saturday
afternoon, winning by 6-1 and
amassing a five -gaol lead.
Lions led 1-0 at the end of
the first period and 3-0 at the
end of the second. •
Clinton Lions Bantams Mit-
played and outscored, Southamp-
ton Bantams in the first gam'
of the WOAA Bantam series
(finals at Clinton Lions Arena
•
Saturday afternoon.
The Hartley -Maltby -Garan line
accounted for Aye goals to give
the kids a good, lead to carry in-
to the next game of the two -game
total -goals series. Jenkins ''ac
counted' for the 'other goal frro
a scramble in the first period
' SOUTHAMPTON: Goal; Ely
defence, Rourke, Wamsley; centre
Wentworth; wings, Schultt, . and
Brown.; alternates -G. Lamont, J
Lamont, Smale, McDool,' Cutting,
Greig, Ebel, Anderson.
CLINTON LIONS BANTAMS
Goal, Denomme; defence, Carter,
Colquhoun; centre, Hartley;
wings, Maltby, Garon; alternates
-Elliott, Jenkins, M. Taylor, K.
Taylor, Holmes, McKay, Aiken -
head, Fleischauer.
First Period
1 -Clinton, Jenkins.
Penalty: McKay.
Second Period
2 -Clinton, Maltby (Hartley).
3 -Clinton, 'Hartley (Garon).
Third Period
4 -Southampton, Brown.
5 -.Clinton, Garon (Hartley)
6 -Clinton, Hartley (Garon)
7 -Clinton, Garen (Maltby).
Turf Club Plans l
Race Meet in' June
Marketing `Suffers
Through Bad' Roa
A pump in cattle prices has h
a slight effect on marketings 1
week, reports R. G. Bann
Clituton,; agricultural represe
native for Huron County. Ho
ever, blocked roads also had
detrimental effect on marketi
of cattle and hogs. There was
very active demand with
prices being offered for le
poultry.
"The first real spell of wint
weather should do much to pr
serve wheat and hay crops
some of these, particularly alfa'
were beginning to show the
feats of being bare during t
winter month's," Mr. Beni
declared.
Dealers report an active d
nand for fertilizers and in so
cases small seed's.
KINCARDINE
ELIMINATES
LIONS MIDGET
° Clinton Lions Midgets lost tw
straight games to Kincardine i
the WOAA Midget "C" hocks
finals.
The local kids dropped the fir,.
here Tuesday evening by 9-3, an
the second ail Kincardine la
evening 'by' an official count e
9-0.
m When Kincardine increased it
lead to nine goals by. the end o
the first period last night, thre
juveniles went on the. ice t
bolster Clinton - Alex and Jac]
Wilson and `Toby" Taylor. Thi
resulted in a .technical defaul
and a score of 9-0. Actual'_
the count was around 12-2, o'.
something like that.
Kincardine, Elmira, Bolton an
Sundridge are now the only team
left in OMHA Midget "C" series
KINCARDINE: Goal, Bell; de•
fence, G. Young, McFadyen
centre, Wilson; wings, Wilkie
Pladsen; alternates, J. Burnside.
W. Burnside, Fenton, Wentworth
E. Young, Emmerton, Duke, Mo-
Lean, Guest (sub -goal),
CLINTON LIONS MIDGETS:
Goal, Tideswell; defence, Epps
Armstrong; centre, Carter; wings,
Carrick, Tebbutt; alternates, Col-
quhoun, Holmes, Ross, Shearing,
Oakes, Cowan, Ladd.
Referee: C. Webster, Lucknow,
First Period
1 -Clinton, Ladd (Carter) 9.00.
2 -Kincardine, J. Burnside (G.
, Young) 11.18.
3 -Kincardine, ,7. Burnside (W,
Burnside) 17.04.
Penalty: Armstrong,
Second Period
4 -Kincardine, Wilson (Wilkie)
.10.
5 -Kincardine, Pladsen, 1.54.
6 -Kincardine, Mcradyen, 10,31,
7 -Kincardine, Wilson, 12.11.
8 -Clinton, Carrick, 15.16.
Penalties: Colquhoun, Pladsen,
Emmerton.
Third Period
9 -Kincardine, J. Burnside, 4.58.
10 -Kincardine, Fenton (J, Burn-
side) 5.31.
1.1 -Clinton, Holmes (Cowan) 7.13
12 Kincardine, Wilson. (Wilkie)
17,22.
A meeting of Clinton Turf Club
was held in the Town Hall, Clin-
ton, last week, with the president,
Dr. G. S. Elliott, in the chair.
The date set for the annual race
meet was set for Wednesday,
Julie 14.
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THURSDAY, MARC•I 9, 1960+
GODERICH "A"' '
Is ELIMINATES
acl CLINTON RCAF
ett,
fa,
ef-
e
me
CLINTON BIRD
"TOURNAMENT
MARCH 10-1
Fighting
hard to the last ditch,'
it- Clinton RCAF bowed out of the
w.. OHA Intermediate "A" race Fri-
a daY evening last when they lost
rig a 11-7 decision to (x`'oderich Kins-
a men in the third and deciding
od game of their group .semi-final
ve series before a small crowd,
Kinsmen led 3-2 at the end of
er the first, but outscored the Air-
e- men in the second and ended the
as stanza in the lead 7-3. Each team
tallied four times in the third
period.
'
he Goderich now meets Ce ntralia
et RCAF for the group title and
right to advance in OHA "A"
e_ competition.
GODERICH KINSMEN: goal,
Donaldson' defence, Miller, Stod-,
dart; centre, Newcombe; wings,
Bisset, Faulkner; alternates_
MacDonald, Allen, H. Westbrook,
•' W. Westbrook, Mere, Pring,
CLINTON RCAF: goal, Moo -Entries
5 Hoch; defence, Cheloux, Lamour-
eaux; centre, Scarrow; wings,
Langlois, Singleton: altrnates-
nNorris, Butler, Todd, Joel, Cantin,ad
MacPherson, Penny,and
Referee, Gordon Muir' lines-
s man, A. Hubert, both of Seaforth,
dt First Period
1 -RCAF, Sea/Tow, 1,10,
vt 2-Goderich, Miller, 5.05.
f 3-Goderich, Birset, 9,15.
4--Goderich, Bisset (Stoddrart)Come
s 13.00.
2 5 -RCAF, Butler (Norris) 17.00.
a Second Period
aa6--Goderich, Memo .(Miller, Al-
len) 2.45.
s 7-Goderich, Stoddart, 9.50.
t 8-Goderich, Duckworth (Mere)
. 15.38.
e 9-Goderich, Duckworth (Firing'.
17.30.
i 10 -RCAF, Butler (Norris) 19.45.
Penalties: Singleton, Mero.
' • 11-C.oderThii driod
M l 1 e r,
com.be) 2,44. (New-
Entries Exceed 200 from Strut.
ford, Seaforth, Kincardine;
Bayfield, Exeter and Clinton
Badminton Clubs - Play al
RCAF Station, Clinton.
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With more than 200 entriessi,
hand, Clinton Badminton lu
Invitation "B" Tournament wig
be staged on six fine courts i
the new Recreation Centre (for
merly the Drill Hall) at RCA]
Station, Clinton, on Friday a n,
Saturday evenings of this week
March 10-11.
The Tournament is authorizes
by Western Ontario Badminton
Association, by whom the dray
is being operated.
The committee in charge con.
slats of D. E. Symons, F/O W. H
Holmes, and R. S. Atkey, chair.
men
are made up as singlesfoows
'ladies' singles,d '12; men's4 me
24;doladies' doubles, 34; men's
men'ses, i mixed doubles, years
senior doubles (ta
over), six: grand total, 204.
A feature of Saturday even-
rig's play, will bean "A" bad -
minton exhibition match between
Ontario's top teams, followed by
an informal dance.
Badminton enthusiasts are wel-
to witness the play during
the Tournament.
the Tournament. The RCAF has
been most cooperative,
Players taking part are from
the following clubs:
Men Ladies Total
Kiyfardine . . 4 6 17
Bayfield 6 1 7
Exeter 10 6 16
Seaforth . . . 6 4 10
Stratford • • • 15 15 30
Clinton 15- 9 24
-
56 41 97
12--Goderich, W. . Westbrook
13-RCaAF,o Langlois 5.5 0 (Singleton)
6.13. • 17
' 14 -RCAF, Langlois (Scarrow) 18
7.13_
. •
15-Godderich, Faulkner (Stade
16-Goderich,QFaulkner, 1L.05.
-RCAF Scarrow (Norris) 15.10
-RCAF, Lamoureaux (Scar -
row) 18.50.
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