HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-01-08, Page 8OLTS SURPRISE
'SEAFO'RTH 9-7
IN''SEASON OPENER
Clinton Colts started the local 015.4 ;
/intermediate ,'B" tiekey sea9nn sus nr-uniform,an OHA Goder]ch /defeated Mitchell in
eipusly hi • Lions Arena here Pi'iday cion Junior ''C?' match at Go5o'-
•lug .last with a 9-7 victory over the highly ich Friday evening last by 9-2, P1ey]iig
repr tell Seafortlr Bosliarte. Thera were i thconi, Miller allowed one li Mitchell i
About 650 paid admissions: e first ,period ;mc one in ;the third
I The Warren twins starred for Godes'-
dolts forced the. play' and hada 4.2:Don notching' three' Of the nine counters.
edge at the end of the first period, which ,
they had increased to 8.3 at the end of `~-
'the second: However, early in the third, LQNDESBORO WINS.'
frame they rani into Penalties., -one of I FROM TROWBRIDGE
them. a ivajor to Doug Bartliff for fight
ing. -and' 'tire visitors ion 5ii fsnr BY •COUNT OF• 5-4
straight to-'uralce the score uncem4ortably� p' ^,;.(433e Tack Webster)...... ,
alone. But a Clinton goal within three �; Londesboro BA's found their skatgig
7rrnutes of the boll, proved the clincher 'legs -on: Monday ,night, to beat Towbridge
and the' crowd, went, hoiue happy, 5 5.4 in , Lo»ae,shoro;
ff, The brand of hockey W111 good fo3 eo ; • Smith started the scoring for 7 Oh^.
,early .iia. the season • and .Colts showed I bl'ielge about. half Gcay. through the parr
surpr]sirig aggressiveness. Removal of.'.rod Oran, m
Gae back;'"scoring for
Doug Bartliff from defence up front to l'orn1osi"oto•`0. Johnenn then scored Pel
;centre on one line has improved.. offensive Towbrul e, and before the end of t
play greatly .but .cion somewhat weakened 'Period Malian scored on an assist tr
'the .defensive aspoot of their play. Carter for Londesboro.
BOb Miller Makes Debut
oderich Goalie
With Bob "Horse" Miller, Clinton
athlete, making his debut iu a.Goderieb
he
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Art Woodcock did a nice job in goal In. the •second' -period Vines got Toyv-
tiaii7 should;improve greatly as the season l�rielge>s only goal. He :rise got the firat
regresses. That's what happened when ;unity of the game. Londesboro players
he played third base last season for the 'found tine 'net' three times during tip's
.)ia0ebail Colts, Another newromor who period tiff 'lhesi1ladds were all got through
aliowed up well was. Don Strong, at left tesla oik -Shaddick assisted by Lee,
wing, Armstrong assisted by Millar, and Lee
As coach "Timmer" mawan was assisted by Snell.
taking ]tie turn en defence alangsi,3e The only goal in the third period went
to Towbridge
Nei]ar when A.
rs Assi tJohnsons r'
stint Coach 'Kelso Streetsscoi0
handled the team from the bench and Iw an assist from C. Corry, There Coghlin ilia a pretty fair job. o penalties during this period, Coghlin
. getting ,one for'Tunbridge and Millar
;; The six -team group should be a dandy. one for Loiulesboro:;
lu Seafortlr Bosha•rts - Goal, McNabb;
L7ie•up
;defence, Shaw, Meraddin; centre, Flew • Towbridge- Goal, Bowman; defetfee,
iledy; wings, Roberts, McCraw: alter
i.i. 3;::La.l3nte, O'Shea Bhrnod, 34ildo- .235,.on, Wilds; centre, Halpenrrq;" ,
brand; Woods, Boussey; Cameron }ling, V}raes;,:la Ivan , A or, MMri, sub,
Clintpn„ Colts -Goal, Art Woodcoek J. Corry, C, Corry • Tabor, Mclartosh
defence, Ken Col ,cilli, 'Ma": ' • Ldnet - `•
q Selioen- •houdeaboro-Glial, Tunney•,� defence,
:"hats;. centre, Douce Bartliff wins Bill
Results of Gaines •,:;;
%IA 1T5T1711MEpIA:I'11
Groep °6 Standing
(As at J'm oriy 7)
5 on Lost For .Ap, .Pts,•
Clitutoit Colts .. 1. 0 9 7. 2
Mitchell 1.' 0 1.0 2-;2
Seafortlr .•, . ;, 1" 1 6 77-k3
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Clinton RCAF 0 0 .,. 0 0r-- 0
Goderieh (A) "0. 1, 8 " 9- 0
Centralia RCAF 0 1 2 10- 0
7 aMt11s D1N+i4no Petst^.Week
Clinton' Colts 9 Seaforth
13eafon:th 9 Goderieh 8
Mitehell , . . , , , , 10 Centralia RCeuF .2
Clinton RCAF .Re., Clinton Oelts ::
postponed, .
WOA4.MIDGET x:r
(As as.J'anrrary'3)
Wa* Loot dor �p Pts
C11n44n 1' 0 A 2{•
Blyth
Wingham
Godericlr, fi Q 0 tt t?
Londesboro 0 2 '2
.Resie 2�i'Pas, Weeks;,
Wiugham , 3. Londesboro
Blyth , u' ' Wnngham,
Glinted . -;12 Londesboro
Clinton Revolver Club `' ,
Holds Annual'Banguet
Clinton Rovo]ver, Club . herr' its annuiil
banquet in The Little Iia, Bayfield,
last week; With 'about' 20 in attendaaee,
The president, Haryey Baxter, Goderieh,
was in the chair,
.Ellwood Dope, Clinton, , and James'
Beacom, o Goderieh r
, presented
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fed moving pictures •of barrens,
hunting and fishing trips • tatlip great;
enjoythent Of -those present.
Tho. Club,now `Las 17, members and
meets 'every-1,Zoriday evening at the club
mom
P. in Biliy'ood. Tppe • Sport Skop,
Clinton. • Prospective ..members are we-
loome.
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,4 BADMINTON MEBTfNG
wings, R, Snell, B. Riley; centre, Lee; L. wing,.
Llountor, Don Strong; , alternates, Chu-, ' Shacldicka It. riling„<J,' Snell; sobs,;
,,.enee.Neilans, Prank Me79wan' Mac Cam Cowan,
Armstrong, Lyon,
r per, Harry McEwen,
Referee -Gordon Mnir, Seaforth.
13irst Period
3-Seaforth-Roberts (McLean) 5,10
, 0linton-Strong (Counter, Bart=
tiff) 12.01
Seaforth-Roberts (broraddin) 10,05
'4-Clinton-Neilans (11. McEwan,
Draper) 18.02
11--Olinton Cormier (Strong) , , 18.35
i -Clinton -73, Malwan (Pickett) 19.55
`Penalties-Colgnhemy Boussey.
Second' Period
•-- Seaforth-McLean (Roberts,
'oron, Bill • F.1'nu1y, sen Pickett Bob Millar,
Carter,
a Manion.
Mcraddin)
9 -Clinton -H, McDwan.(Pickett) 10.12
IO -Clinton -Strong (Counter).. 12.251
11 -Clinton -Strong (Coiiiiter;'
Bartliff) 3.5,45
Penalties -Draper; ;Schoen/tale, :Roberts,
Third Period 1
12-Seafortlr-La Sate (Hildebrand) 1.20
13-Seaforth-0'1 bra 9 35
14-Seaforth--LaBute ()lade -
brand) re 10.30
15-Seafortlr-McLean (Robert) 13.29
16-Clinton-0OIn9)ronfi (Draper) 17,25
3.20 Penalties-liartliff (5 mins,), 142e-
-01inton-^Counter (Strong) .. 5.40 raddin, ScheSnhals, F, McEwan,
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...Clinton, Baclririnten Club, ]e completing
organization at meeting in,.the. club
roma in -the Town Hall tonight, and all
members ands' intending members are
urged to bo present:' The Club'has receir+'
td from Stratford Badminton Club an'
invitation to send competitors, other-
wise attend thebig Western Ontario
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CLINTON NDWS;BBOORD
USES FOR dACK;<'IN .'
Twenty-four Years'ago the coin
munications department; ;of the 'Can
Milan Pacific Railway,mos
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� rep eat, 'installed a nevi
type telegraph pole along 31, miles of
track' of ,the Algoma'distriet in;:Nor
thern Ontario, • .The ,.poles were inade
from•
the lovrI+y' ;ac>ipine, long Con-
sidered ;the. campaxativey. useless poor:
relation 'of the Canadian forest; treat-
ed with oreonote--.the first;drtstailation
CLINTONa:MIDGETS
BEAT LoNtES'BORO
IN I= OCKEY, 12-0
'' Clinton Lions Midge9ts opened their
,season in the WOAA•• lelidget hockey
Series by blanking ,the Lpndesboro,' kids
at Londesboro by 12.0 Tuesday evening.
Cameron Maltby,. etar.,pf last year's
WOHA Bantam linalista ; scored four
ale and the reri arnder of the team
ayed heady up hoek*yq.
Doug Bartliff, Colt star,' is coaeli`ing
To Atwood by 6-4 the Midgets, wi& Ituglr Hawkins as
(By Jack Webster) manager, The Lions entertain Blyth here
Atwood beat Londesboro 6-4 in Lau- Friday and Wingh'atii` Tlmrsday next
desboro on Tuesday night, Dec. 3
take tate first game in Group 3 I
mediate "B" WOHA hockey sctie
The game had just nicely got u
way when Peebles opened the sco
for Atwood, Colquhoun scored apo
one for Atwood to put them two g
up. Later in the period Londes
got going when Snell scored on
assist from Shaddick, Just at the
of the that period Londesboro
things up when.Shaddiek scored of
assist from Lee.
Th the • second period Ballarat
found' the net tevtce fur Atwood; w
Cowan. scored on an assist from
strong and Lee scored on an as
from Snell to tie the game up ag
In the third period Peebles
Coghlin scored to put the game
in Atwood's favour, There were
two penalties in the game, Gordon
ting one for Atwood and Millar
for Londesboro.
0, to The WOAA Nli.dget'group schedule is
nter- as follows:'
dulo. San, 2-Wingh,]ni at Londesboro
oder (Wiugham 3-Londesboro 2)
ring . 6--Wingbam •tit Blyth
Cher
oafs (Blyth. 5-Wingham 4)
bona --Clinton at Londesboro
an (Clinton.:12-Londesboro
end 9 -Blyth at Clinton
tied 14-Londesboro at Blyth
i an 15-Wiugham ai Clinton
16 -Blyth at Wingham
yne -Goderieh at'`Loindesbero
hile 20-Londesboro at Clinton
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LINE-UP
ATWOOD-Goal,. Ingiis; defer
Jim Valiance, Coghlin; centre, Dallan-
tyne; 1. wing, Peebles; r. wing, Jack
Vallance; subs„ D. Colquhoun, M.
Coiquhoun, A. Colquhoun, M. Graham,
F. Graham, Laidlaw, Love, Wilson.
LONDUSBORO-Goal, A. Riley; de-
fence, B, Riley, W. Martell; centre,
Lee; 1. wing, A. Shaddick; r. wing,
Snell; subs:, Tunney, Millar, Carter,
Tamblyn, Saunden'cock, Armstrong,
Radford, Cowan..
Group 3 WOHA Intermediate "B"':
Group 3 WOHA Intermediate "B"
hockey schedule is as follows:
Dec. 30 -Atwood at Londesboro (At-
• wood 6; Londesboro 4) •
Jan. 2 -Trowbridge at Walton.
Jan. 5 -Trowbridge at Londesboro,
Jan. 7-Londesboro at Walton.
Jan. 8 -Brussels at Atwood.
Jan. 9 -Trowbridge at Brussels.
Jan, 12 -Atwood at Brussels.
Jan. 16-Londesboro at Trowbridge,
Jan. 16 -Walton at Atwood.
Ian, 19-Londesboro at Atwood.
Jan. 19 -Brussels at Walton.
Jinn. 21 -Atwood at Walton,
Jan. 23 -Brussels at Londesboro.
Jan, 28 -Walton et Trowbridge.
Jan, 26 -Brussels at Trowbridge,
Jan. 28-Londesboro at Brussels,
Jan. 29 -Trowbridge at Atwood, '
Feb, 2 -Brussels at Walton,
Feb. 3 -Atwood at Trowbridge.
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--Londesboro Midgets
Drop Close Match 3-2
(By Jack Webster)
Londesboro Iost the opening .game ''on
their . home •lee in the WOAA Midget
hockey to Winglranr 3-2 on Friday night
The only excitement in the first period
was when Poekitt and Menkiey, roughed
it up a bit, each drawiing a penalty.,
Abost a third` of the second period had
passed when Newman got the opening
goal for Wingham. Armstrong • came
hack and scored a goal on an assist from.
Cblquhourr. Peekitt and Markley, ,did
more time during this period.
About eight minutes of the' third peri.
od had paena ,.hen Woods scored on
an assist frond Cob-uhoun to .put Londes
boro.in are lead. Weldshortlyafter this
eeored another goal to' tie things up, and
Welwood got the winning goal for Wing-,
ham.
Penalties --- Peckitt, two minors, one
major; Merkley, tivo minis, one major;
Woods; minor; Brown, minor; Riehl,
minor.
Line-up
Wingham - Goal, Jenkins; defence,
Ilist.ter•, Wellwood; centre, Stainton; L.
Wing, Merkley; R, Wing, Newman;
Sobs., McIntyre, Fre ch,' Wade,
Riehl.
Londesboro -,.Goal, Resale -tread; de -
hue, Cowan, Armstrong;.;Contre, Peek -
it, L. ',Wing, Woods; lt. Wing, Colrin-
h0un; Subs , Brown, Fairserv.iee, , Lyon,
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f now automatic block signal
wires, 495 of the ,poles in this sec -
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oles this year. But so successful was
the "experu�rnent" :of 1923 that many
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lsewhero On the system, and not 'a
sIngle pole has '.had to bei replaced
ince that time due to rotting.
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main line just.
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economical, on the -.right • hand . side
of 'the tiia'ck. Att 1oker left 'C'anadian
Pacific officials test two of the 3pole3
to is6
dr cover the "pen'e�tration of wise-
,to
as forestry experts look on, and
the outer rings an the pOle suctions
in the third picture show the 100%
'penetration of. 'the creosote.
Movie Stresses Dangers what might happen to you if ybu
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this safety short shows ra hie ]l
"You Bet Your Life", a . traffic'
afety short produced for the Ont-
rio Department' of Highways,•
nods out the bill at the Roxy'
heatre, Clinton, January 15-17.
he film stresses the dangers of
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affic"rules and road signs. It Points
t that in the Iast sixteen years
affic accidents in Ontario have
lied 9,785 persons; injured 168,-
H. Built around the driving habits
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22-Goderieh at Wingharn
26-Goderieh at Clinton
27 -Clinton at Wingham
29 -Clinton at Blyth
30 -Blyth at Londesboro
Feb, 3 -Clinton at Goderieh
5-Goderieh at Blyth
The first two "A" teams play off,
and also Blyth and Londesboro, which
aro "33" tannin. Gilder/eh, Wingham
and Clinton. are all "A" teams.
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