Clinton News-Record, 1951-03-29, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 19Ea
volts Meet Bridgepor-� Yets
Frojmce Listowel
In Third Game 10-7
(Be. ISA)
For the, first time' in many a year, Clinton has a hockey.
teain• in an OHA sena-final series,
Colts polished off Lietowel Beavers by winning the rubber
me 10-7 and now clash with the famous n flash Bridgeport
ad.
Sn Y
i r mIntermediate
Vets, conquerors o Walkerton and Glencoe, In the
"B" B semi-finals -best-three-in-five games -which open in
Goderich Memorial Arena Saturday evening.
Bridgeport eliminated Walkerton four games to three in
the group finals and. Walkerton protested on the grounds that
most of the Bridegport players cadre from nearby Kitchener.
The OHA threw out the protest, however, giving no reason,
There still is a feeling that the Bridgeport club is skating
pretty close to the line and should be classified' higher by
the OHA,
One thing is sure --Colts are gait to have their hands
full coping with the Vets. It should be a real series. The
winner meets either Gravenhurst or Grimsby for the title.
Listowel Proved a Threat ' thought that Listowel Beavers,
Although a lot of the boys after being eliminated by Wing -
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ham Spitfires in the WOAA,
would be a push -over for Colts,
the reverse was the case. Listowel.
surprised Clinton in the first,
game by winning 10-6; then lost
the second 6-5; and made it close
in the third when Colts won 10-7
at Goderich Thursday evening
last.
Several of the young: Beavers
will be heard from in future,
notably Wray, Fkeimka, the Hays
and goalie Ditehburn.
Largest crowd d of the e season to
date saw the match, assembling
from a wide area, and it was a
dandy.
Listowel got away to a fast
stere and had Colts down 3-1 at
the end of the first period. But
the heavy body -checking by Colts
resulted irr d different story in
the second frame, when Clinton
outscored the visitors 5-2 to lead
6-5 atthe end of the stanza,
Then Clintons young second
line of the Maltby brothers and
Edgar walked in for a third
period ]sill when most of the
other athletes on both sides were
just about all in. It was good
strategy and - it paid off. Colts
outscored Beavers - 4-2 in this
spasm and ended up 10-7' in the
lead.
It was a tense, ihectie, fast
and well -played game oT hockey,
with Clinton throwing the works
at Listowel, once the locals got
rolling, Scoring honours were
evenly split between, the 1%e-
Envan-Draper-Counter line and
the Cam -Clare Maltby -Edgar line.
But the boys on defence didn't
get as much rest es they could
have stood, reason being_ that
Neilans was missing,
Listowel Beavers: goal, Ditch -
burn; defence, Spittal, Woods;
centre, G. Ditto's; wings, Wray,
Heimka; alternates -Bean, Jobb,
Basset, B. Bitton, K. Hay, D. Hay,
Smith.
Clinton colts: goal, Nedigerr;
defence. Bartliff, Colquhoen;
centre, McEwan; wings, Draper,
Counter; alternates --Clare Malt-
by, Cam Maltby, Edgar, May,
Handy, Strong, Wilson,
Referees --Pat Gardner and Hal
BairdeStratford.
First Period
1 --Listowel, Wray (Bean) .49
2 -Listowel, Been (Helinke,
Wray) 1.42
3 -Clinton, McEwan (May) 7.14
4 -Listowel, Helmlva (Bean)
17.31
Penalty: Bartliff (16.36).
Second Period
5 -Clinton, Cam Maltby (May)
7.52
6 -Clinton, Clare Maltby (Cam
Maltby) 8.16
7 -Listowel, Spittal (Wray) 8.42
8 -Clinton, McEwan (Counter)
13.37
9 -Clinton, Clare Maithy (Cain
Maltby) 15.12
10 --.Clinton, Draper (Counter)
17.50
11 -.Listowel, Wray (Bean) 18.10
Penalties: Smith (10.02), Wray
(13.30).
Third Period
12 -Listowel, Wray (Hehmsa) 2.47
13 -Clinton, McEwan (Draper,
Colquhoun) 5.59
14 -Clinton, McEwan (Draper)
6.1.5
15 -Clinton. Clare Maltby (Cern
Maltby) 7,15
16 --Clinton, Edgar (Cam Maltby,
CoIquhoun) 8.40
17 -Listowel, K. Hay (Smith)
17.30
Penalties: Bartliff 2, Helmka.
Tuckersmith Tars
Down Hu!1ett Hures
Best Three -in -Five
Against Bridgeport
WilbertGLrddon'
popular
manager of Clintons
rampeg-
ing Colts, announced yesterday
afternoon that" arrangements
heti* been .completed .for the
OMA Intermediate "B" semi--
final best -three -in -five series
with Bridgeport Vets es.
follows: "
Saturday, March 31--Gode-
rich Memorial Arena, 9 pan.;
Tuesday, April 3 -Waterloo
Arena, 8.30 p.m.; Thursday,
April 5- -Goderich Memorial
Arena, 8.30 p.m.; Saturday,
April 7 (if necessary) -Wat-
erloo Arena, 8.30 pan.; filth
game (if necessary)--'tp be
arranged by toss of coin.
The winner : will meet
Grevenhurst Indians or
Grimsby Peach Kings` for the
Ontario championship.
Clinton Peewees Win
And Lose in Tourney
After defeating Southampton
3-1 Tuesday, Clinton dropped
the second game to Stratford 3-2
yesterday afternoon in Young
Canada Peewee Hockey Tournam-
ent being held in Goderich Mem-
orial Arene this week.
Clinton: goal, McKay; defence,
Taylor, MacLaren; centre, Carter;
'wings, Carrick, Hugill; subs,
Livermore, MacDonald, Cum-
mings, Edwards, Mann.
First Period
1 --Clinton, Mann, 3.08
2 -Clinton, Taylor, 10.54
Penalties -none,
Second Period
3 -Clinton, Edwards, 3.47
Penalties -Taylor, Blacklock.
Third Period
4 -Southampton, Rothenberg 3.53
Stratford 3 -Clinton 2
First Period
1 -Stratford, Kropf, 4.40
2 -Stratford, Plastett, 14.16
Penalty Taylor.
Second Period
3 -Clinton, Hugill, 2,14
Penalty-Hugill.
Third Period
4 -Stratford, McLean, 6.32
5 -Clinton, Livermore, 13.03
Penelties--none.
Goderich Township Loses
Scoring three quick tallies in
the middle session Ethel carne
from behind to down the Gode-
rich Township sextet by a 6-2
count in the lone night encounter
Tuesday.
One of the rarest of all pen-
alties was called. The afficiais
maintained the Ethel defence -
man, Hamilton, was not playing
the puck and gave him a two -
minute sentence in the sin bin,
Goderich Township: goal, Mc-
Leod; defence, Fuller, . Norman;
centre, A. Laithwaite; wings,
Curran, Ted Grigg; subs, E. Laith-
waite, Casstelon, Dutot, Pearson,
OHA Intermediate
"8" Send -Finals
Bridgeport Vets
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SAT., MARCH 31-Goderich Memorial
Arena . , 9.00 p.m.
TUES., APRIL 3 -Waterloo Arena,
8.30 p.m.
THURS., APRIL 5-Goderich Memorial
Arena . , 8.30 p.m.
SAT., APRIL 7 -(if necessary) Waterloo
Arena :. 8.30 p.m..
Fifth Game, if necessary, to be arranged.
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The winter's "feudin' " between
Tuckersmith "Tars' arid. Hullett
"Hurricanes" -mostly 'in Clinton
LionsArexia-came to an endin
Se r
S afor�th Arena Monday evening
when the former knocked off a
3-2 victory to win -the champion-
ship of the loop. Each" had won'
one in the beet -of -three finals.'
Actually, the Hullett gang are
from concession 13, end not the
entire township, and some unkind
persons even have been known
to refer to the outfit es "Hog
Back!"
Both •teams were supported-
vocally during the game and per-
haps physically afterward - by
myriads of fans, mole and fe-
male. It might have been a
Stanley Carp payoff match; 'judg-
ing by the rooting.
Midway through the second
period, the Hallett lads were
down three goals. They got their
Drat near the end of the second
and another toward the end of
the game, but were really fight-
ing hard for the equalizer when
the final gong reng.
Hullett Hurricanes: goal, Art
McClure; defence, Harry Lear,
Jim Scott; centre, John Pollard;
wings, Charles Bromley, Jim Mc -
Ewing; alternates -Ted Dell, Wat
Reid, Ted Pollard, Jack Brown,
Jim Watt, '.Harold Knox.
Tuckersmith Tars: goal, Mery
Falconer; defence, Bill Rogerson
and Ken Rogerson (father and
son); centre, Bert Garrett; wings,
Waiter Pepper, Ed Layton; alter-
nates -Bert Pepper, Bill Pepper,
Stanley Johns, Ken Gibbings,
Bill Lane, George Hansford,
Howard Johns, Alden Crich, El-
don O'Brien.
Referees -Archie Hubert and
Bill O'Shea, Seaforth.
First Period
1-Tuckersmith, Garrett (W.
Pepper) 10.20
No penalties.
Second Period •
2-Tuckersmith, Hansford, 5.35
3-Tuckersmith, W. Rogerson
7.10
4-Hullett, McEwing, 18.02
No penalties.
Third Period
5-Hullett, McEwing, 12.30
Penalty -Hansford.
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BADMINTON SEMI-FINAL
Bayfield and 'Clinton will play
a Western Ontario Badminton
Association "C" sena-final match
on the Town Hall courts Monday
evening. The winner of this two -
game series will meet Clinton
RCAF, conquerors of Stratford,
for the "C" championship.
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MAKES GOOD SHOWING
(By our Hensal4 correspondent)
The annual Good Friday Shoat
held in Hamilton proved success-
ful for John Anderson, Hensall,
who won a total of $103. He was
third in the class shoot with 94-
100, 48-50 which was good for
second in the handicap, and third
in the doubles 41-50. His in-
dividual scores were 25, 24, 21,
24, 25, and 23, for a total of
142-150.
Compton, Harris, Bob Grigg,
Sowerby.
First Period
1-Goderich, A. Laitwaite, 5.37
Second Period
2 -Ethel, F, Holman, 8.54
3 -Ethel, B. Holman, 10.13
4 -Ethel, B. Holman, 1L33
Penalties -none.
Third Period
5 -Ethel, Hamilton, 2.03
6--Goderich, A. Laithwaite, 4.20
7 -Ethel, Yundt, 6.19
8 -Ethel, Pesti!, 7.05
Penalty -Hamilton.
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