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Goal Averages Decide
OHA Group Placings
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So Close was the race in Group 6,
ORA Intermediate "B" series, that
both first and third places were de-
eided by goal averages and the play-
offs arranged accordingly.
Clinton Colts and Seaforth Bosharts
finished tied for first with eight
games won and two lost, each, while
Mitchell Legion and Clinton RCAF
finished tied for third with four games
won and six games lost, each. Hair-
breadth goal averages decided the
issue, Clinton Colts being awarded
first place, Seaforth Bosharts second,
Mitchell Legion third, and Clinton
RCAF fourth.
The semi-final series, which opens
at Seaforth tonight, should be a "hum -I
linger", all four teams being very
well matched. Two out of three games
count, the third to be played on the
home ice of the team finishing higher.
The general opinion is that "anything
might happen" before the group
title is decided.
'he OHA executive committee has
ruled that Steve Wright and J. P.
Bunter, recently transferred to Clin-
ton RCAF Station, will be allowed to
play for the Airmen, ,providing they
already have been in the service six
months or more.
COLTS 8—RCAF 6
Clinton Colts and Clinton RCAF
dashed in the final game of the group
schedule—postponed from January 6
—in Clinton " Lions Arena Monday
'.eyeing, Colts winning after a hard
fight by 8-6. It was a rough game,
with no less than 16 penalties being
handed out by Referee Gordon Muir --
including three majors and a miscon-
duct. The 16 were evenly divided,
Nauglar being the bad man Tor RCAF
with a major and three .minors, while
Colquhoun got three minors and Bart-
liff a major and a minor for Colts.
The attendance was the Iargest of
the sewn, totalling about 700, with
support about evenly divided between
the two local teams. It was Airmen's
home game. If they come together in
the group finals, there will be great
interest taken, no doubt. Colts led 4-1
at the end of the first and 7.4 et the
end of the second.
Bill Counter ,picked up six scoring
points for the Colts and "Bud"
Sehoenhals got his first goal of the
season. Harry McRsyan, left wing star,
was not in the Colt line-up because
of illness.
Centre Messier, still a junior, star-
red for` Airmen and was just about
the best man on the ice. He yh one of
the cleverest players in •the group and
is a tower of strength to the Airmen.
The rough stuff on the ice was not
entirely appreciated by the spectators,
and will have to be eliminated, even
if it requires a referee and a lineman
and a fieek of suspensions.
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MEN'S LEAGUE
W L H.X..Pte.
Harriers , , . , 29 16 10- 68
Mae's Best .. 24 21 10-- 58
All Stars 25 20 - 8— 58
Alley Rats 24 21 9— 57
Whitesex , :. 23 22 9- 55
Blue Bombers , 22 23 .4—'48
Blue Again :. . 18 27' 5--• 411
Greenhorns 15 30 5— 35
High triple—EFulford 790 (Bar -
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High single — B, Fulford, 368
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BUSINESS GIRLS
W L H.T. Pts.
Dogpatchers , . 23 13 9— 55
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Bnmateads 16 20 5— ;37
Yokums 10 26 3 23
High triple—Jean Colquhoun 732
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Canadians 4 8 1— 9
High Triple --J, Brown 672 (Can-
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High single—J. Brown 310.
Clinton Colts—Goal, Woodcock; de-
fence, Colquhoun, Schoenhals; centre,
Bartliff; wings. Counter, Strong;
alternatee—Pickett, Draper, F. Mc -
Ewan, Neilans, streets Cameron, An-
drews, Schroeder (sub-goaI).
Clinton RCAF—Goal, Gaudet; de-
fence, Sage, Joel; centre, Wright;
wings, Messier; Singleton; alternate
—Nauglar, Beaton, Anderson, Thayer,
Long, Coburn, Germain (sub -goal).
Referee, Gordon Muir, Seaforth.
First Period
1 Colts --Counter (Colquhonn,
Strong) 2.05
2 Colts—Draper (Pickett) 8.10
3 RCAF—Nauglar (Beaton , 13:00
4 Cblts--Counter (Strong) 16.30
5 Colts --Counter (Bartliff) 18.10
Penalties--Nauglar, Wright, Colqu-
houn.
Second Period
6 RCAF—Wright 7.40
7 Cb1ts—Schoenhals (Counter) 9.20
8 RCAF—Nauglar (Coburn) 10.10
9 RCAF—Wright (Messier) 10.20
10 Colts—Counter (Sehoonhals) 11.10
11 Colts--Bartliff (Counter) 14.10
Penalties--Oolquhoun, Nauglar (two
minors and major), Bartliff (major),
Streets (misconduct), Cameron (ma-
jor), Wright.
Third Period
12 RCAF—Messier (Wright) 10.01
13 Colts—,Pickett (F. b1 Bwan) 12,07
14 RCAF --Singleton (Wright) 13.10
Penalties---Bar+tliff, Wright, Colqu-
houn, Messier, Draper.
Lions Juveniles Out
of WOAA Group Race
Clinton Lions Juveniles, coached by
Bill Counter, aro now out of the W
OAA Juvenile hockey race, having
lost all four of their games. Consider -
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HOCKEY RESULTS
AND STANDINGS
OHA INTEJRMEDIATE, "B"
Final Stading -- Group 6
Won Lost For "4s, Pts.
1 Clinton Colts 8 2 104 67-16
2 Seaforth 8 2 98 ' 72-16
8 Mitchell :: ; , 4 6 70 66— 8
4 Clinton RCAF 4 6 71 • 86— 8
5 Centralia'.. 1 9 59 95— 2
Goderieh (A) 5 ..5 77 93-10
(Does not compete in "B" playoffs,
but continues in "A")
PLAY -OFR GAMES
Group Semi-finals •
(Two games out of three)
Series "A''
Saturday, Feb. 14 — Clinton Colts
(first team) .at Mitchell Legion (third
team).
Wednesday, Feb. 18—Mitchell Le-
gion at Clinton Colts.
Friday, Feb, 20—(Third game if
necessary)—Mitchell at Clinton Colts.
Series "B"
Thursday, Feb. 12—Clinton RCAF
(fourth team) at Seaforth Bosharts
(second team).
Monday, Feb. 15—Seaforth Bosharts
at Clinton RCAF.
Thurs., Feb. 19—(Third game if
necessary) — Clinton RCAF at Sea -
forth
Results in Past Week
Goderieh (A)' 11—Mitchell 8
Clinton Colts 8—Clinton RCAF 6
WOAA INT•IIRMEDIATE
Results int Past Week
Londesboro 4—Astwood 0
Group 3 Semi -finials
Londesboro 5—Atwood 4
(33 minutes overtime)
Trowbridge 10—Brussels 8
(10 minutes' overtime)
WOAA JUVENILE
Results in Past Week
Lucknow 10—Clinton Lions 8
WOAA MIDGET "A"
Wort Lost For dg, Pts.
WLTP d Pte.
Godericb 6 1 0 80 20— 12
Clinton .. 5 1 1 48 16-- 11
Seaforth 4 1 1 • 41 21— 9
Wingham 2 6 0 35 418--- 4
Blyth 'B' 2 5 0 19 44— 4
Lon'eboro 1 6 0 6 80— 2
Results in Past Week
Blyth 4—Wingham 3
Goderieh 17-Londesboro 0
Goderieh 16—Blyth 6
Clinton S--Seaforth 5
Seaforth 11—Wingham 4
WOAA P.ANTAM
W L F d Pts.
Clinton Lions 2 2 13 14— 4
Wingham .... 2 1 7 7— 4
Lueknow .... 1 1 10 8— 2
Goderieh :.— 1 2 3 4— 2
Results va.Past Week
Clinton 6--Luclmow 4
Wingham 2—Goderieh 1
(overtime)
Clinton 5—Wingham 3
ing everything, they made an excellent
showing, however, and will be much
improved next season. They were
grouped with Goderieh Lions, Brussels
and Lueknow.
The Juveniles entertained Lucknow
Juveniles in Clinton, Lions Arena on
Thursday evening last, losing 10-3 in
the second game of a doubleheader. C.
Greer, Luchnow, refereed,
The Lions Juveniles consisted of:
goal, Clarence Donomme; defence,
Dick Steep, Bob Reihl; centro, Bill
LON'DESBORO-WIN
IN 33 MINUTES'
OVERTIME PLAY
(By .Tack Webster)
Londesboro B -A 's beat Atwood 5-4
in a game which went thirty-three
minutes overtime in the first game of
the WOAA. Intermediate "B" play-
off at Londesboro Monday evening.
The game finished at midnight.
At the end of the first period the
score was 3-0 for the visitors with
Howse, Valiance and Peebles- doing
the scoring.
In the second period, Londesboro
got going when Sbaddiek scored and
Armstrong tallied on an assist from
Millar.
In the third period Lee scored for
`Londesboro and Riley scored on an
assist from Lee. In the dying minutes
of the `period Vallance got Atwood's
;fourth' goal.
After 33 minutes of overtime, Lee
scored on a beautiful pass from J.
Snell to put the game under' Londes-
boro 's belt.
The only penalty of the game went
to Armstrong of Londesboro.
ATWOOD—goal, Inglia; Defence --
Valiance, Rowse; Centre—Vallance;
wings— Peebles, Boughton; Subs •--
Coghlin, Smith, Colquhoun, Laidlaw,
'Graham, Gordon.
LONDESBORO — goal, Sannder-
cock; Defence— Tamblyn, R. Snell;
Centre—Leo; Wings — Shaddiek, J,
Snell; Subs — Millar, Carter, Arm-
strong, Lyon,Tunney, A, Riley (sub
goal) B. Riley, Radford.
Referee — Ted English, Wingham.
Lions Midgets Draw
With Seaforth 5.5
Clinton Lions Midgets are still keep.
ing pace with Goderieh Lions in the
WOAA group schedule, 'Clinton hav-
ing 11 points to 12 for Goderieh. Sea -
forth Red Wings, third place team,
play hero Saturday evening.
With Coach Doug Bartliff in charge
the Midgets journeyed to Seaforth
Saturday evening last and emerged
with a 5-5 draw. Bob Taylor counted
twice for the locals. It was a hard-
fought nurtch between two well:
matched teams.
Jack Nediger, Clinton, refereed the
game.
Clinton Midget line-up consisted of:
goal, Bill Nediger; defence, Jack Wil
son, David Tighe; centre, Alvin Fow-
ler; wings, Bob Taylor, Doug Mc -
Beth; alternates—Bill Chowen, Jerry
Holmes, Tam Lloyd, Cam Maltby,
Clare Maltby, Ron Carter.
Lions Bantams Beat
Lucknow, Wingham
Clinton Lions Bantams are still in
their fighting for group honors in the
1WOAA hockey series, and are now
tied for first place with Wingham
with four points each, having won two
and lost two.
After dropping decisions to Goder-
ick and Lueknow, the Local Bantams
defeated the Lucimow youngsters here
Martell; alternates—Mike Coueineau,
Howard Wilson, Thornton Mustard,
Matthews; wings, Doug McBeth BiII John- McConnell, Bi11 Ashton, Alex
Wilson, Don Ruddy,
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