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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1950-11-23, Page 10PAGE TEN CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 237 1951,h WOBA BADMINTON "B" League (Including Nov, 22) WLFAP Exeter 2 0 18 6 4 Clinton RCAF. 2 0 16 8 4 Kincardine '1 1 14 10 '2 Stratford 1 1 13 11. 2 Seaforth ,0 1 2 10 "0 Clinton 0 3 9 27 0 Results in Past Week Kincardine 10--' eaforth 2 (at Clinton RCAF Station) WOBA BADMINTON, "C" 'League -.. WL TF AP Exeter1 0 1 18 6 3 Stratford . l' 0 0 10 2, '2 Seaforth . 1 0 0 9 3 1 Clinton... 1 '0 0 8 4' ' 2 Byfield 0 1 .1 8 16 1 RAF 0 1 0 4 8 0 Zurich.. 0 2 0- 3 21• 0 Results in Past' Week Eiieter 12-Zurich0 Stratford 10 -Bayfield '2 Bayfield 6 -Exeter 6 Seaforth 9 -Zurich 3 5 T Toys Toys Toys r McEW AN'S WONDER LAND OF TOYS -Now on Display. i GAMES galore, from Crokinole to Tiddley Winks TOYS for Girls and Boys Large and Small, from, 10c to 15c, to Steam Engines and American Flyer Electric Trains DOLLS from 15c•. to the` most natural doll of all, the Beauty Skin baby doll TEDDY BEARS and ANIMALS, large and small BLACK BOARDS MUSICAL TOYS ' CHILDREN'S DISHES PAINT BOOKS PICTURE BOOKS STORY BOOKS Choose now when the stock is and take advantage of our lay -away plan. McEwan's For Immediate Delivery To Prove You Can't Match a FRIGIDAIRE t : Master Model for 1950 it Colts and RCS In Brisk Tussle (By LAC, Frank Ursiclt, Workshops) Clinton Colts defeated the Radar School by 9-7 besure crowd of about 250 in Goderich Arena 1Vfonday night, Nov. 20. It was a hard fought game that might have gone either way. Both teanis played fast 'hockey for the whole game and also checkedrett herd. Therere P Y we only two penalties, each team re- ceiving one. , let Period The Radar School started the scoring just after the one -minute mark as Scarrow got a pass from Norris, took his shot and the puck went in on the open side of the net about one foot off the ice. Draper of the Colts• tied it up about four minutes later. Strong of the Colts got a pass from Bain, which he slapped et and went tight through Alex- ander's pads. The score was later tied up by Goodhue on a pass from Norris, The period end- ed in a 2-2 *tie. 2nd Period • Both teams returned to the ice with the Colts short handed one man for about 15 seconds. At about the 31/2 -minute mark, Maltby of the Colts picked up a loose puck at centre ice and went right in on Alexander end drew him out of his nets and back- handed it into the upper left- hand corner of the net. Colts scored two. snore goals after that and then Norris of the Radar School picked the puck up at centre, went in on the Colts de- fence, drew them out to the right of the net and let go with a weak backhand that beat the Colts goalie, making the score 5-3. About 21 minutes later Scarrow got another goal for the Radar School and that ended the scor- ing in the second period, Colts leading 574. 3rd Period A minute and a half after the period started, Norris got the puck from the corner, went around the Colts net, came out in front and took a shot, and it de- flected off the goalie's stick into the short side of the net to tie the score again. The Radar School went ahead, again at the eight -minute mark ' as Goodhue shot one past the Colts goalie unassisted. Four minutes later the Colts came back with three fast goals in less than three, min- utes apart, But the Radar School did not weaken as they scored another goal at the 171/2 -minute mark. In the last minute to play the Radar School put on four for wards and one defenceman in, a vain attempt to tie the score, but just couldn't. SUMMARY First Period: Goals - RCAF, Scarrow (Norris) 1.13; Colts, Draper (McEwan) 4.50; Colts, Strong (Bain) 9.40; RCAF, Good- hue (Norris) 18.48. Penalties: Bartliff. • Second Period: Goals - Colts, Maltby, 3.29: Colts, Neilans (Ed- gar) 5.04, Colts, Colquhoun, 10.23; RCAF, Norris, 14.31; RCAF, Scarrow (Godley) 16.55. Pen- alties: Diduck. " Third Period: Goals - RCAF, Norris, 1.35; RCAF, Goodhue 8.20; Colts, Maltby (Strong) 12.23; Colts, Neilans (McEwan) 13.4 ; Colts, Draper (McEwan) 14.57; RCAF, . Boyd (Beehler) 17.25. Penalties: none. Colts Defeats RCAF In Overtime by. 7-6 Clinton Colts captured anoth- ed victory in the WOAA pre- season intermediate , hockey ser- ies _with an overtime 7-6 victory over Clinton RCAF at Seaforth. last night. With three minutes to go, the Radar School was •leading 6-5, but Colts put on a spurt and tied it up at 6-6 in the regular time. Then, in overtime, Colts knock- ed in the winning counter. Named to Board Robert Bisset, Sr., Goderich, was appointed county represent- ative on Goderich District Col- legiate Institute Board. Snakes ttn't hear well. The reason: They've no ear drums. EXTRA VALUES - November 24 to 27 Aylmer Sliced 27c PEACHES tin 19c Trinidad Grapefruit 33c JUICE, 2 20 oz.tins 27c Ali/Mr BLUE WATER TUNA FISH tin 27c Trinidad Blended JUICE, 2 20 oz. tins Wagstaffe's Orange MARMALADE, Ig. jar SCHNEIDER'S ' SHORTENING Ig. pkg28c YORK FROSTED Red Pitted CIHERRIES 35c Fillets Ocean PERCH lb. 43c Fresh Fillets COD lb. 35c Red Emperor GRAPES 2 lbs. ,SsONOMY Green PKG. 33c PEAS pkg. 31c California Sweet 252's 29c ORANGES doz. 39c YORK FROSTED Baby Lima BEANS . , pkg. 31c Whole Kernel CORN, pkg. 27c SHEARING'S RADAR SCHOOL THROWS FLYER'S INTO TAIL SPIN (By LAC Frank Ursich) Workshops) The Radar School sent the Centralia Flyers into 'a tail ,spin on Wednesday night, November. 15, by a score of ,14-4. The`Radar School outplayed and outshot the Flyers by a ..great margin, • First Period The scoring opened up early as Godley put one pest the Fliers' goalie in the•ir ' f st 15 seconds of the game on a setup play from Scarrow. The Fliers tied it up in less than three minutes. Wil- liams of the Fliers wad taken off the ice with a bandage around his face after receiving a high stick on the bridge of the nose, requiring three' stitches. Scarrow broke the tie with about 'four minutes to go on passes from Goodhue and Godley and that is the way the period ended -2-1 in favour of the Radar School. Second Period The Radar School again open- ed the scoring in this period on a goal, by Goodhue on passes from Cantin and Godley, At the four -minute mark the excitement was augmented by the conflict between the Centralia goalie end Boyd of the Radar School which was the forerunners of a free- for-all, resulting in two players of each teana receiving the gate for two minutes, The Radar School outscored the Flyers by 4-1. At the half -way mark, Royer returning to the ice from the penalty box picked upa loose puck at centre ice and went in 1all alone on the goal g a a re to beat the Centraia goalie. Shaw of the Flyers missed a lot of oppor- tunities.. The score at the end of the second was 6-2 in favor of the Radar School, Third Period Skinner of the Radar School missed a grand opportunity by picking up a loose puck in fornt of the nets and shot wide from aboutfour feet out, missing the goal altogether The Flyers could not get the' puck out of their - own zone for the first seven min- utes of the: period. The scoring: was free and easy in this period as the final score shows. The Radar School getting eight of the ten goals scored. The Radar' School would have had more' goals in the game if it had not been for the Flyers goalie. He was truly great and has lots of class. Goodhue was the big gun for the Radar School.by getting four goals and two assists and Oly- neke for the Flyers with two goals. - o CARS IN COLLISION Chief of Police Leo Kelly re- ported a motor accident at the. Beak of Montreal corner about 9.10 pan. Saturday, when' a northbound car driven by W. 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