Clinton News-Record, 1950-03-16, Page 10a
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PAM TEN
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
STORMS
Clinton Must Win
Tonight to Survive
Tonight may tell the tale, as
. far as Clinton Colts' immediate
future in the OHA Intermediate
"B" playclowns is concerned.
Colts lost to Milverton Domin-
ions at Stratford Tuesday evening
7-4 in the first game of a new
best-ef-three series, so must win
the match in Clinton Lions Arena
tonight to stay in the running.
If Colts are successful, the 'two
teams will meet again in a third
and deciding match in Seaforth
Arena Saturday evening. All
games must be played to a finish.
If the score is tied at the end of
regulation time, the two teams
will play a ten-minute overtime
period. If they are still dead-
locked they will play 20 -minute
sudden -death overtime periods,
punctuated by ten-minute tests.
That is, after the first overtime
of ten minutes the first goal scor-
ed will decide the winner.
Five Previous Games
Celts and Donations were all
tied up after the former's sen-
sational 9-6 victory in Clinton
Saturday night, each having won
two games and tied one. It was
defected then that a further best -
of three series would be played.
Milvertrin 11 -Clinton 4
Milverton won a commanding
11-4 victory over Clinton at Strat-
for Thursday evening last. It was
superior speed of Milverton as a
team, with Doug and Don Dale
setting the pace, which proved the
main factor in their victory. Doug
Bartliff of Colts matched strides
with his fastest opponent, and on
one particularly brilliant solo ef-
fort he broke through clean, only
to fire directly into Ross Gropp's
big pads.
The game had about everything,
and seldom have there been se
many shots carom off goal posts.
Both goalies looked bad at times
and the final count could easily
have been larger but for poor
marksmanship.
Colts 9 -Milverton 6
A capacity crowd and soft ice
featured the fifth game of the
first series in Clinton Lions
Arena, Saturday evening when
Colts won 9-6 after a torrid strug-
gle. The boys were literally
hanging from , the tiafters, so
crowded was the old rink. Paid
admissions totalled 1,202, and
many were turned away. It 'was
one of the largest crowds in
years.
The teams were tied 2-2 at the
end of the first period, but Colts
led 6-4 at the end of the second,
and then ran in a trio in the third
before Milverton replied to make
sure of the decision.
Milverton 7 -Colts 4
Milverton secured a one -game
advantage in the series when they
took the first game of the new
series in Stratford Tuesday even-
ing by 7-4. The teams battled
on even terms through the piece,
and it was not until the last ten
minutes that Dominions showed
any advantage. Checking was
close and heavy, and the ath-
letes were pretty tired when it
was all Milverton over.
3-2 at the end Of
the first period, and 4-3 at the
end of the second, but popped in
three counters to one in the third.
0
GODERICH WINS
G-oderioh Kinsmen copped OHA
Intermediate "A" title for this
district when they defeated Cent-
ralia Flyers 8-5 in Exeter Arena
last 'night. For Kinsmen, Bissett
and Miller each tallied two
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Milverton 7 -Colts 4
(At Stratford, Tuesday, March 14)
CLINTON Colts: goal, Carter;
defence, Neilans, Bartliff; centre,
Goodhue; wings, McEwan, Edgar;
subs: Clare Maltby, Cam Maltby,
Hardy, Draper, Strong, Camp-
bell, Counter, Colquhoun;
ger (sub -goal).
MILVERTON Dominions; goal,
R. Grope; defence, Yost, Meyers;
centre, Don Dale; wings, Baler,
Trier; subs: Gaul, Bundscho, C,
Kiefer, Doug Dale, E, Gropp, 11,
Kiefer, Mullins, Attridge.
Referees; "Honey" Kuntz, and
Jerry Olinski, Kitchener.
First Period
1 -Milverton, R. Kiefer (Don
Dale) 5.19.
2 -Milverton, R. Kiefer (Don
Dale) 8.18.
3 -Milverton, Gaul (C. Kiefer')
11.23,
4.---Clinten, McEwan (Goodhue,
Edgar) 13.36.
Penalty: Don Dale.
Second Period
5 -,-Clinton, Counter (unassisted)
4.69.
6 -Milverton, Yost (R. Kipfer)
9,24.
7. -Clinton, Strong (Draper,
Campbell) 18.31.
Penalties: Colquhoun (2), E.
Grope.
Third Period
8 -Milverton, Meyers (Yost) 4.39
9 -Milverton, Don Dale (R. Kie-
fer) 5.66.
10 -Clinton, Counter (Goodhue)
7.31.
11-Milvertoe, Doug Dale (Gaul)
17.18.
Penalties. Don Dale, Yost (2),
Manly, R. Kiefer.
Colts 9 --Milverton 6
(At Clinton, Saturday, March 1
MILVERTON Dominions: goa
It Gropp; defence, Yost, Meyer
centre, Don Dale; wings; Bate
Trier; alternates: R. Kiefer, Gau
Doug Dale, C. Kiefer, E. Crop
Mullins, Attridge.
CLINTON Colts: goal, Carte
defence, Neilans, Bartliff; centr
Goodhue; wings, McEwan, Edgar
alternates: Cain Maltby, Clar
Maltby, Hanly, Draper, Stron
Campbell, Colquhoun, Comte
Nediger (sub -goal).
First Period
1 -Clinton, Cam Maltby (Clar
Maltby) 9,14.
2 -Milverton, Don Dale (Gau
R. Kiefer) 12.29.
3 -Clinton, McEwan (Goodhue
15.15.
4. -Milverton, Baler( Dan Dale
17,20.
Second Period
5 -Milverton, Doug Dale, 7.45.
6 -Clinton, Strong (Counter) 9.00
7 -Clinton, MeEwan (Edgar) 9.57
8 -Clinton, Hardy (Clare Malt-
by) 10.20.
9 -Milverton, Don Dale, 11.20.
10 -Clinton, Edgar (Counter)
12.20.
Penalties: Colquhoun (hooking)
Doug Dale and Draper (rough-
ing); C. Kipfer and Bartliff
(roughing); Don Dale (high
stick); Reticule (tripping).
Third Period
11 -Clinton, Clare Maltby (Col-
quhoun) 1,30.
12 -Clinton, Clare Maltby, 2.09.
13 -Clinton, Hanly (Cam Maltby)
5.25,
14 ---Milverton, 13aier (Yost) 14.25.
15 -Milverton, Gaul (R. Kipfer)
15.23.
Penalties: Doug Dale and Col-
quhoun (roughing); Strong (high
stick),
0
Milverton 11 --Colts 4
(At Stratford, Thurs., March 9)
CLINTON Colts: goal, Carter;
defence, Bartliff, Neilans; centre,
Goodhue; wings, McEwen, Edgar;
alternates: Clare Maltby, Cam
1VLaltby, Hardy, Draper, Strong,
Twining, Counter, Colquhoun;
Nediger (sub -goal).
MILVERTON Dominions: goal,
R. Grope; defence, Yost, Meyers;
centre, Don Dale; wings,. Beier,
Tuer; alternates: Gaul, Bundscho,
Doug Dale, . Carl Kipfer, Elmer
Gropp, Mullins, Brennemran, Ross
Kiefer; Sangster (sub -goal).
Referees: Ralph McFadden, Gor-
don Muir, Seaforth.
First Period
1 -Clinton, McEwan, 1.09.
2 -Milverton, Ross Kiefer (Don
Dale) 2.46,
3-Milyerton, Doug Dale (Carl
Kipfer, Gaul) 3.41.
4 -Clinton, Cam Maltby (Bart-
liff) 16.06,
5 -Milverton, Gaul (Doug Dile)
17.31.
Penalties: Counter, Doug Dale,
Second Period
6 -Milverton, Don Dale (Ross
Kipfer) .59.
7 -Milverton, Baler (Carl Kip-
fer) ' 1.30.
8 -Milverton, Doug Dale (Bund-
scho) 5.02.,
9 -Milverton, Elmer Gropp, 8.48.
10 -Milverton, Doug Dale (Gaul)
9.54.
Il -Milverton, Gaul (Bundscho)
15.13.
Penalties: Neilans, Don Dale,
Bartliff, Clare Maltby, Baler.
Third Period
12 -Clinton, Cam Maltby, 4.24.
13 -Milverton, Ross Kiefer (Don
Dale) 5.46.
14 -Clinton, Cam Maltby (Edgar)
7.38.
15 -Milverton, Tuer (Doug Dale,
Ross Kipfer) 11.56.
Penalty: Bertlitt (5 minutes).
Kenneth ‘Arkell Honoured
Voted t� the Leaders' Club
Kenneth Arkell, Bayfield, has
been chosen the outstanding all- ;fa
"' 77'`,Y weitiala .,j
round athlete at Clinton die- jas" ''ea
trict Collegiate 'Institute.
Kenneth plays basketball, ,,,.., ..,
football, baseball and takes part ..?
in track and field where he
,
competes in the shot put and 1Pe
the high jump. 'IT ' .‘. .
'area
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Th 19 -year-old Grade XIII
student is captain of the Clin-
ton 'District Collegiate Cadet
Corps, a member of the Stu-
dents' Council and reeve of
'Teen -Town.
Kenneth believes that com-
munities should take an active
interest in school athletics be-
cause they should he interested
in the development of sound
and healthy bodies as well as
sound and broader minds.
He feels that interest in cur-
rent events could be stimulated
among young people by the
teachers taking every oppor-
tunity to introduce the current
events taf the day into their
regular lessons and try to as-
sociate them in some way with
the studies of the students.
The young Clinton athlete
says that he is pleased to have
been selected as a member of
the Leader's Club because it is
one of the few clubs of its
kind, organized to further the
cause of athletics and leader-
ship in Western ,Ontario,
Kenneth's favorite sport is
rugby and he enjoys it because
1) LIONS BANTAMS
1,
s; ELIMINATED BY
1, ELMIRA KIDS
P;
Previously winners of e
r; WOAA Bantam "C" hockey title,
e, Clinton Lions Bantams proved no
match for the super -smooth El-
a mire team in the OIVIHA semi -
g, final round, losing 'both games.
r, The youngsters were beaten
17-5 here Friday evening last,
and in the return match in El -
e mire, suffered a 19-0 loss. The
,Clinton kids gained some exper-
1, fence, however, despite the ,fact
that they did not come even
close in the series,
Midway through the second
game, goalie Denomme was in-
jured, with the count at 9-0, and
his place was taken by Terry
Jenkins, who has not been play-
ing goal.
However, next year may tell
a different story.
(At Clinton, Friday, March 10)
ELMIRA: goal, Goetz; defence,
; Totzke, Rewet; centre, Martin;
wings, Wilken, Hahn; alternates:
Wojcik, Chambers, Lichti,
Ertel, Davis, Brown, Goodwin,
Brubacher.
CLINTON LIONS BANTAMS:
goal, Denorrune; defence, Jenkins,
Elliott; centre, Hartley; wings,
Maltby, Garon; alternates -Carter,
Colquhoue, K. Taylor, M. Taylor,
Holmes, Fleischeuer, Tebbutt,
Aikenhead.
Referees: G. Boussey and A.
McLean, Seaforth.
First Period
1 -Elmira, Will/an (Totzlre) 1.14.
2 -Elmira, Martin, 4.31.
3 -Elmira, Wilken (Martin) 7,06.
4 -Elmira, Wojcik, 7.20.
5 -Elmira, Davis (Lichti) 11.43.
6 -Elmira, Martin, 13.21.
7 -Elmira, Davis (Brubacker)
14.12.
8 -Elmira, Hewat (Brubacher)
17.07.
9 -Clinton, Hartley, 18.Q4.
10 -Clinton, Hartley (Garon)
19.40.
Penalties: none.
Second Period
11 -Elmira, Wilken (Martin) 1.00.
12 -Elmira, Brubacher (Lichti)
4.22.
13 -Elmira, Martin (Ertel) 7.21.
14 -Clinton, Garon, 11.50.
15 -Elmira, Lichti (Brubacher)
14.31.
16 -Clinton, Maltby (Hartley)
15.10.
Penalties: Martin (2), Totzke,
Garon.
Third Period
17 -Elmira, Martin, 2.11.
18 -Elmira, Waken (Hahn) 3.50.
19 -Elmira, Davis (Lichti) 4.03,
20-Elraira, Martin, 9.04.
21 -Clinton, Elliott, 12.46.
22 -Elmira, Wilken, 17.00.
Penalty: Martin.
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it combines both strength,
speed and skill and depends
entirely upon team play and
close co-operation with your
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A chance far more students
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Clinton and Exeter
Junior Farmers Tie
(Hy Georg,e. Coleloegh)
A fast hockey game was played
in Clinton Lions Arena Thursday
evening lest when Clinton and
Exeter Junior Farmers played to
a five -al) tie before a small crowd.
At the five-minute mark of the
first period, F. Gibson tallied, as-
sisted by his brother Joe, for
Clinton. Exeter mine right back
and scored two goals in quick
succession, the first by Hodgert,
assisted by Gosthelm and the sec-
ond by Rodgert unassisted. At
the 14 -minute mark Joe Gibson
scored and P. Gibson assisted and
shortly after, Ray Wise scored
? unassisted for Clinton.
Early in the second period F.
Gibson scored again, assisted by
THURSDAY; MARCH 16, 1951t
DAYLIGHT SAVING
A recommendation that Sea -
forth observe Daylight Saving
Time to co-ordinate with the
surrounding towns of Clinton,
Mitchell and Brussels, was made
at the March meeting of Seaforth
Chamber of Commerce and will
be forwarded to council.
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CLINTON, EXETER,
BADMINTON
TEAMS TIED 6-6
Clinton and Exeter Badminton
Club teams tied 6-6 in the first
of home -and -home matches of the
Western 'Ontario Badminton As-
sociation "B" semi-finals for the
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Trophy on the local courts Tues-
day evening.
Clinton won the ladies' doubles
2-1, lost the men's doubles 1-2,
while the teams split 3-3 in the
mixed doubles.
Results were as follows:
Ladies Doubles -Betty Jackson
aed Agnes Mason (C) lost to Nell
Armstrong and Ethel Mode aE),
7-15, 14-17; Margaret Atkey and
Kelly Ball (C) defeated Dean
Morley and Ada Dinney (B),
15-8, 15-5; Lois Connell and
Florence Symons (C) defeated
Eleanor Hunkin and Eileen Hod-
gins • (E), 11-15, 15-12, 18-14;
Clinton 2 -Exeter 1.
Men's Doubles -Harry Holmes
and Len Johnson (C) defeated
Merl Mode and Doug Grayer (E)„
17-14, 15-3; Bob Hale and Hal
Hartley (C) lost to Bob Dinney
and Doug Knowles (E), 11-15,
13-18; Charles Johnson and John
Sorensen (C) lost to Harry Den -
Beef' and Ray Wuerth (E), 5-15,
10-15; Clinton 1 -Exeter 2.
Mixed Doubles -Lucy Holmes
and H. Holmes (C) lost to Nell
Armstrong and Bob Dinney (E),
6-15, 0-15; B. Jackson and R. Hale
(C) defeated E. Mode and M.
Mode (E), 18-15, 15-8; A. Mason
and L. Johnsno (C) defeated A.
Dinney and D. Knowles (E), 15-9,
15-12; K. Ball and C. Johnson (C)
lost to D. Morley and D. Grayer
(E), 10-15, 12-15; F. Symons and
H. Hartley (C) defeated E. Hun -
kin and R. Wuerth (E), 15-12,
15-3; M. Atkey and R. Atkey (C)
lost to E. Hodgins and H. Den -
Boer (E), 13-15, 7-15; Clinton 3 -
Exeter 3.
Grand total -Clinton 6 -Exe-
ter 6.
J. Gibson. Henderick and Gra--
ham received penalties in the
second for Clinton.
Early in the third period, Feet
Gibson scored unassisted for Clin-
ton. Exeter came back in the
third and scored: three goals, the -
first by Coates unassisted, the
second by Passmore unassisted,
the third was by K.. Ilearn from
Passmore. If it hadn't been for
good goal keeping on both sides
the score might have been larger.
CLINTON Junior Farmers: goal,,
McGregor; defence, M. Graham,
Glen Wise; centre, J. Gibson;
wings, F. Gibson, George Wise;
alternates--Catrielan, Renderiek,
Miller, Rogerson, R. Wise, Chow -
en, R. Allen, A. Wise.
EXETER Junior Farmers: goal,
Simpson; defence, H. Pym, Hod-
gert; centre, Gosthelm; wings,
Hearn, Passe -lore subs Coates.
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