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Clinton News-Record, 1950-11-30, Page 8PAGEEIGHT CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Colts Eliminated By Walkerton Six Walkerton Iron Firemen tom- pletely overpowered ' Clinton Colts 15-7 in ' a WOAA Pre - Season series hockey match in Goderieh Memorial Arena Mon- day evening. The best crowd to witness a Colt home game this season was on hand. The Colts were short-handed due to injuries to Draper, and Ifanly, but this would not have made'much difference against the power -packed Walkerton crew. For Colts, McEwan, Edgar and Be-rtliff matched strides with Walkerton, McEwan getting four of the Colts' goals. Young Bill Nediger in goal for Clinton play- ed an outstanding game but could not stop everything as Walkerton wingmen practically went through the Colts' defence at w'11 With Zult and Wieler — last year's imports — and two more this season, Walkert6n have a much stronger , club then were beaten by Sundridge in the int- ermediate "B" semi-finals last season. Kesselring, a former Kitchener Junior defenceman is a power of strength on defence, and made many end-to-end rushes Monday evening. Doug Runions, an oldtimer from Hamilton Tig- ers, is another addition„ and a very dangerous left winger, esp- ecially on breakaway plays, The game was exceptignally clean, only three penalties being handed out by Referees Gordon Muir and Archie Hubert of Sea - forth, two to Colts and one to Walkerton. Christmas Boxed Stationery 1 "DECKLE PARCHMENT" by Eaton, Crane and Pike, boxed in flat or upright boxes .. 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To be assured of economical refrigeration ... come what may ... NOW is the wise time to buy. • Operates on 25 or 60 Cycle AC or DC 50-7 ONLY $15950 EASY TERMS ARRANGED Come in today I. CONGRATULATIONS to the winners of the FREE DRAW on the occasion of the opening of our new Store: (1) ,Radio—Thomas Rathwell, R.R. 3, Clinton (2) Waffle Iron ---Mrs. Clement Reynolds, RR 1, (3) Egg Cooker—Miss Mae Coleman, Hensel' (4) Electric Lamp—Mrs. Gerald Holmes, Toronto Clinton Merrill Radio and Electric Ross P. Merrill -- George J. Colclough Phone 313 t.......... 1 A Welcome Gift Forsyth Country Club White Shirts — Gift Boxed - See our complete Forsyth range now THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE; FORSYTH Herman's Men's Wear FASHION CRAFT CLOTHES Biltmore Hats Forsyth Shirts Clinton "B" Twelve Takes Seaforth 10-2 . Clinton trimmed Seaforth 10-2 in a Western Ontario Badminton Association "B" league match on the Seaforth courts Tuesday even- ing and relegated the losers to the bottom of the heap. Clinton won the ladies' doubles 3-0,men's doubles 3-0, and mix- ed doubles, 4-2. Results were as follows; Ladies' doubles -Margaret At - key and Phyllis Thompson (C) defeated Mary Box and Willa Hunter (S), 15-13, 15-7; Lois Con- nell and Helen Beale (C) defeat- ed Alice Stiles and Terry Loiselle (S) 15-9;15-111Florence Sym- ons and Erma artley (C) de- feated B. Reid and Barbara Ed - ler (S), 15-7, 15-3; Clinton 3— Seaforth 0. Men's doubles --Len Johnson and Bob. Hale (C) defeated Dick Box and Nelson Cardno (S) 15-9, 15-8; Don Symons and John Sorensen (C) defeated Jim Edler ani Doug Morrison (5), 15-10, 11-15, 15-12; George Elliott and Hal Hartley (C) defeated Bruce Ghen and John McKenzie (S), 17-15, 15-12; Clinton 3—Seaforth 0. Mixed doubles—Johnson and P. Thompson (C) lost to Box and 1Vh Box (S) 10-15, 10-15; Hale and M. Atkey (C) defeated Card - no and W. Hunter (S) 15-6, 15-6; Elliott and F. Symons (C) lost to Edler and A. Stiles (S) 12-15, 15-12, 15-9; Symons and L. Con- nell (C) defeated 'MacKenzie and T. Loiselle (5) 15-7, 15-9; Soren- sen and E. Hartley (C) defeated Morrison and B. Reid (S), 18-15, 15-4; Hartley and H. Beale (C) defeated Ghen and Betty Edler (S) 15-4, 15-8; Clinton 4---Sea- forth 2, Grand total—Clinton 10—Sea- forth 2. q TRAPPERS TO MEET A meeting of the Huron County Trappers Association will be held on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 8 p.m., in the Board Room, Ontario Agricultural Office, Clinton. RCAF Team Falls To Colts in Overtime I (By LAC Frank Ursich, Workshops) Clinton Colts wedged out the Radar School in a very closely contested game by virtue of an overtime goal lay Harry McEwan at the six -minute mark. Game started out at a very slow pace, but developed into a very fast nd hard checking genie in the ast two periods. Overtime Both teams stayed on the ice nd agreed to play ten minutes traight time as the big clock was broken. Both teams were lenty tired by this time, but he Colts drew the winning goal t the 6.20 mark on a shot by McEwan on passes from Maltby nd May. The Colts outshot the adar School by 5-3. The final score was 6-5 for the Colts even though the Radar chool outshot them 37-29. Summary First Period Goals: 1—Colts, McEwan (Ed- er) 5.42; 2—RCAF, Beehler Boyd, Norris) 6.11; 3—Colts, May (Counter) 15.54; 4—Colts, raper (May) 16.45; 5 ---Colts, cEwan (Draper) 18.00; 6— CAF. Melanson (Scarrow) 18.25. Penalties: none, Second Period Goals: 7 — RCAF, Scarrow Goodhue) 1,04; 8—RCAF, Wing- ield (Boyd) 10.20; 9—RCAF, arrow (Goodhue) 12,08. Penalties: Neilans. Third Period Goals: 10—Colts, Edgar (Drap- r) 6.09. Penalties; Gagen, Maltby, and raper. Overtime Goal: 11—Colts, McEwan (Malt- by, May) 6.20. Penalties: none. a a s p t a a R S g D M R ( f Sc e D W OBA BADMOItj ."Bir League (Including Nov.INT9) WLE A Eiteie •. 3 0, 29 7 ,0 Stratford 2 1 21 15 4 Clinton RCAI' 2 1 20 10 4 Kincardine ; . 1 1 14 10 2 Clinton .c 1 3 18 10 2 Seaforth ... , .., 0 3 6 30 0 Results in Past Week Stratford 8—Clinton RCAF 4 Clinton 10—Seaforth 2 WOBA BADMINTON "C" League (Including Nov. 29) WL TV AP Clinton 2 0 0 17 7 4 SStnidusci 2 -0 0 21 3 4 Exeter ... 1 0 1 '18 •6 3 RCAF . 1 1 0 13 11 2 Seaforth . 1 1 0 12 12 2 Bayfield • 0 2 1 11 25 1 Zurich .. 0 3 0 4 32 0 Results in. Past Week 'Clinton RCAF 9—Seaforth 3 Clinton 9• -,-Bayfield 3 Clinton RCAF "B" Loses to Stratford Clinton RCAF ';B" team lost 8-4 to Stretford in a Western On- tario Badminton Assoc• tion "B" match on' the Rounder Terrace courts at RCAF. Station Friday evening last. It was part of a doubleheader, RCAF "C" enter- taining'Seaforth in the other half. RCAF lost the ladies' doubles 0-3, but won the men's doubles 2-1. Stratford took the mixed doubles 4-2. Results were as follows: Ladies' doubles—Mary Griffith end Mary •Boyes (S) defeated Betty Jackson and Agnes Mason (RCAF) 1-7-14, 16-17, 15-4; Black - lock and Woodcock ,(S) defeated Kay Cotton and Audrey King (RCAF) 15-5, 15-9; Vivian Sandey and Betty Lindley (S) defeated Lucy Holmes and Miriam Brack- en (RCAF) 15-8, 15-10; Strat- ford 3l—RCAF 0. Men's doubles — Cornish and Crehan (5) lost to Bennett and Gemmell (RCAF), 18-17, 16-18, 11-15; Wrennick and Woodcock (S) lost to Holmes and Tyler (RCAF) 6-15, 5-15;. Griffith and Multi illand (S) defeated Kennedy and Monroe (RCAF) 18-13, 15- 11; Stratford 1—RCAF 2. Mixed doubles—Wrennick and M. Griffith (S) lost to Bennett and B. Jackson (RCAF), 8-15, i0-15; Cornish and M. Boyes (S) lost to Holmes and L. Holmes, (RCAF), 15-4, 5-15, 6-15; Crehan and .V. Sandey (S) defeated Gem- mell and M. Bracken (RCAF) 15-9, 15-8; Woodcock and Wood- cock (S) defeated Tyler and A. Mason (RCAF), 15-7, 15-9; Mul- holland and B. Lindley (S) de- feated Monroe and A. King (RCAF) 12-15, 18-13, 15-7; Grif- fith and Blackjack (S) defeated Kennedy and K. Cotton (RCAF); Stratford 4 --RCAF 2. 0 KEEP IT UP, BOB! 1 (Dunnville Chronicle) Bob MiIIer (formerly of Clin- ton Colts), with a standout per- formance at Stamford on ,Tuesday night, held the Chippewa Ind- ians at bay for the first 40 min- utes until the Dunnville Mud - cats began to click in the final frame and rapped in five goals in the last 12 minutes of play to break a three -all tie and cop their first victory of the season 8 to 3. Miller was terrific in the first frame when he booted out 17 dead on shots, nine of them be- ing in sequence, before the Mud - cats managed one at the other end. RECEIVES DEC EXETER — F/O Malcolm G. Graham, Exeter flier, was pre- sented with the Distinguished Flying Cross by the Governor- General, Viscount Alexander, at Montreal. F/O Graham, a jet pilot, flew to an 47,000 feet recently, believed itude to be the highest ever reached in Canadian skies. He won the award during the Second World War. Snow — such as we are having -- really Jackrabbit Hunting See Us For Your helps Hunting Supplies. Woods' Drop -seat Hunting Coats ea. $19.95 Woods' red -and -black Cruiser Jackets. 1 ea. $16.95 Limited supply of Leather -Topped Hunting Boots . pr. $6 1 Plaid Hunting Caps . , ea. $1.35 Gunslick Cleaning Kits, Shotgun $3.50 Rifle 3.25 Aluminum Shotgun Cleaning Rods,, ea. 1.55 Wooden Shotgun Cleaning Rods, ea. .95 Hoppe's No. 9 Solvent . btl. .65 Hoppe's Cleaning Patches . , . pkg. .40 Hoppe's Oil tin .40 Sovde elf Away • e I. I NTO- H PHONE 42 - - CLINTON'.' Clinton `C' Bird Team Defeats Hayfield 9.3 Clinton defeated -Rayfield 9-3 on the Clinton courts Monday evening to earn a first -place tie with Stratford in the Western Ontario Badminton Association "C" league standing. Clintoncaptured the men's doubles ` 3-0, lost the ladies' doubles 1-2, and won the mixed doubles 5-i. Ladies' doubles—MargareteMack and Dorothy Hovey (B) lost to Norma Grey and Merle Palmer (C) 8-15, 7-15; Kenna Worth and Florence Corrie (B) defeated Mary Brown and Muriel Elliott (C) 18-14, 15-11; Phyllis Mack and Mildred Fraser (B) defeated Marie, Scott and Connie Simpson (C) 15-6, 15-9; Bayfield 2—Clin- ton 1. Men's doubles — Ernie Hovey and Harry • Nesbitt (B){, lost to Charles Johnson and : Graham Jenkins (C) 7-15, 11-15; Ted Mack and Jack Sturgeon (B) lost to Percy Brown and Wesley Haddy (C) 8-15, 4-15; Don Warner and Maynard Corrie (B) lost to Ray Gibbon and Bob Allan (C), 8-15, 4-15; Bayfield 0 --'Clinton 3. Mixed doubles—Hovey and M. Mack (B) defeated Johnson and M. Brown (C), 12-15, 15-12, 15-4; Mack end K. Worth (B) lost to Jenkins and M. Elliott (C) 9-15, 7-15; Nesbitt and D. Hovey (B) lost to Brown and N. Grey (C) 7-15, .8-15; Sturgeon and F. Cor - tie (B) lost to Hadcly and M. Palmer (C), 11-15, 3-15; Corrie and P. Mack (B) lost to Gibbon and M. Scott (C),10-15, 3-15; Warner and Janet acLeod (B) lost to Allan and Elva McEwan (C), 3-15, 11-15; Bayfield 1 --- Clinton 5. Grand totel—Bayfield 3 --Clin- ton 9. RCAF "C" Bird Team Trims Seaforth 9-3 Clinton RCAF registered an impressive 9-3 victory over Sea - forth in a Western Ontario Bad- minton Association "C" league match on the Roundel Terrace courts at RCAF Station Friday evening last. It was part of a double-header, with Stratford and RCAF playing a "B" match as well. RCAF captured the ladies' doubles 2-1, men's doubles 2-1, and mixed doubles 5-1. Results were es follows: Ladies' doubles — Edler and Hunter (S) lost to McKay and Kennedy (RCAF), 6-15, 4-15; Habkirk and Carter (S) lost to Mills and Madsen (RCAF) 13-15, 7-15; Read and Wade (5) lost to McKellar and McKay (RCAF) 5-15, 8-15 (default to Seaforth officially); Seaforth 1—RCAF 2 Men's doubles—Edler and Mor- rison (S) defeated McGowan and Madsen (RCAF) 15-6, 15-9; Hend- erson and Willis (S) lost to Jack- son and Cole (RC,AF) 10-15, 9-15; Eaton and Habkirk (S) lost to Bracken and Mace (RCAF) 8-15, 15-17; Seaforth 1—RCAF 2. Mixed doubles — Morrison and Hunter (S) lost to McGowan and McKay (RCAF) 6-15, 4-15; EdIer and Carter (S) lost to Madsen and Madsen (RCAF) 1.1-15, 18-16, 6=15; Henderson end Read (S) lost to Cole and Mills (RCAF) 17-15, 2-15; Eaton and Edler (5) lost to Bracken and Kennedy (RCAF) 4-15, 7-15; Habkirk and Wade (S) lost to Jackson and McKellar (RCAF) 16-18, 8-15; Gehan and Habkirk (S) lost to Mace and Mills (RCAF), 8-15, 13-15 (default to Seaforth of- ficially); Seaforth 1—RCAF 5, �SEERRVE 26Z 6 bottle carton 3(Y T1-4711,8PAY, NavE11.aRt- 30, 115W GODERICH — Late Saturday night Goderlch brigade was cale led to a cabin -trailer occupied by Mr. and Mrs, Lou Lane, and ex- tinguislied a small blaze With chemicals. 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