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MITCHELL LADS • Londesboro Midgets ,
OUTCHECK COLTS Defeat Blyth 2-1
AND WIN BY 64
Faced with a erew of pesky cheek -
ere and a goalie that was really "on"
as well as lucky, Clinton Colts dropp-
ed theirseeoncl ORA Intermediate
"B" match of the season in Lions
Arena her i
o Friday in t
y evere g ]as hY
.0.4 with Mitchell Legion twice de-
feated by Clinton RCAF, ,the winners.
The visitors had a lead oft 413" at
the end of the first and 6-4 at the end
of the oeeond. The third stanza went
aeordless, although Colts might easily
have had several. Rowland was right
in their kicking them out from all
angles. Clinton. used "five forwards
in the closing minutes.
Persistent back and forochecking
by the pisitors broke up play after
play: started by Clinton.,
Goalie Scihroeder'wae'hit with the
,puck with five minutes to go and
ree,eivcd a nasty crit near the eye. lic
was replaced by Woodcock
Clinton Colts — goal, Schroeder;
defence, Neilans, P. McEwan; centre,
Pickett; wings, Draper, H. McBwan;
alternates — Bartliff, Counter, Strong
Cameron, Colguhoun, Schoenhals,
Woodcock (cub -goal)
Mitchell Legion — goal, ;Rowland;
• defence, Henze, Gatenby; centre, Pow-
ell;' wings, Walter, Pearce; alternat-
es— McNairn, Weber, Smith, Parott,
Stock, Patterson, Chessell "(sub -goal).
'First Period
1—Clinton, Colbuhoun 7.37
HOCKEY RESULTS
AND, STANDINGS
•O.HA INTERMEDIAT•E "13"''
Group 6 istandings
„ { -8Von Lost Por 4a., Pts,
Suaforth 8:..2 98. ,72---16,
Clinton Colts 7 .,'1 96 61-14.
' (By �J:'ack Webster) Clinton RCAF 4 s 65 78— 8
Londesboro Midgets beat Blyth 2-1 Hitchen , , 4 5 62 55-- 8
in Londesboro, in a game which went Godoich• (A) 4 5 60 85—
into overtime, in the WOAA midget Central' RCAF 1 7Y, 59 96 ---
series. Results 0,c Past Week
Armstrong got the two goals dor : $eaf!e,,a, I1—C7cntralia RCi1P 5
Londesboro, the .first in the first par- Mitchell (i -Clinton, Celle 4
iod and the winning goal in the final ())late, RCAF, 8—Goderich 5
minute of play in the overtime, Goderich 13—Cantralin BCAF.12'
Turvey scored for the visitors. Clinton Colts 5—Mitchell 4
BLYT1i—goal, Clare;r"Dofonce — (Ten minutes' ovoetime)
Whitmore Sloraeh; centre,— Hamm; Clinton RCAF 7 -Centralia RCAF 6
wings.--Sibthorpe, Turvey; Subs — Rema4nGag Games
Friday, Feb. 6—Mitchell at Goderich
Monday, Feb. 9—Clinton Colts at Olin.
ton RCAF (Clinton Lions Arena)
WOAA INTERMEDIATE
Results in Past Week
Atwood 5—Trowbridge 3
Atwood 5—Trowbridge 4
Lions Juveniles
Drop Three Games.
WOAA JUVENILE
Results in Past Week.
Brussels 8—Clinton Lions 4
Goderich Lions 9—Clinton Lions 0
Luelmow 11 --Clinton Lion 4,..
Clinton Lions Lead'
Midget Hockey Group
WOAA MIDGET "A"
Won Lost Par Ag. Pts.
Clinton Lions 5 1 43 11-10
God'ich Lions 4 1 417 14— 8
Seaforth . " 8 ' 1 25 12— 6
Wingham .. 2 4 28 53— 4
Blyth (B) .. 1 4 9 25— 2
Lona'boro (13) 1 51 6 63'-- 2
Results inti Past Week
Clinton Lions 6: Blyth 0
Godotich Lions 6—Seaforth 4
Londesboro 2—Blyth 1
Goderich Lions 5—Clinton Lions .3
Lions Bantams Lose
First Two Matches
WOAA BANTAM
Results in, Past Week
Goderich Lions 1—Clinton Lime 0
Lucknow 6—Clinton Lions 2
Wingham 2—Goderich Lions 1
(Overtime)
McNoll, McDonald, Hodd, Cronin,
Riehl, Johnston, Augustine.
LONDESBORO — goal, Y'oungblut
?Defence—Brawn, Cowan; centre' ---
Armstrong;
-Armstrong; wings— Wood, Pe,ekitt;
Subs —.Toil, Hesslewood, Fairservice,
Lyon, Hesk, Colguhoun, Saundorcock.
2—Clinton; Biartliff,' (Cameron) 8.07
3—Mitchell, Smith 8.42
4 -Clinton, ; Pickett (Draper, . Mc -
Ewan) 9.50
5 --Mitchell, Walter •(Powell) 17,(15
6—Mitchell; Walter 17.16
7—Mitchell, Walter, (Powell) 19.56
Penalty--Colquhoun (broken stick),
Second Period
8—Mitchell' Pearce (Walther) 7.22
9—Clinton, 11. Mo2hvan, (Neilans)
10.63 '
10—Mitchell, Powell, (Pearce) 18.23
No Penalties...
Third' Period
No Scoring.
Penalty — Neilans,
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