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Colts Win at Mitchell;
Second,
Game Postponed
Soft weather has delayed tempor-
arily the OBA Intermediate "B"
play-off `series between the Canadian
Legion team of Mitehtell. and Clinton
Cote.
After taxing a rather easy 12.5 de-
cision' at Mitchell Saturday evening,
the Colts .figured on concluding the
series hist evening. However. the thaw
of the past few days interferred, caus-
ing postponement of the game, which
may take piece Frida? evening, wea-
ther permitting.
Manager Bert Glidden and the Colt
o
lr drs were very perturbed bet t week
• when h n they drseovared that thieves had
-nate off with about a doten hockey
sticks and some pads. It was a mean
trick and the management would like
to sea the articles returned, as the
Club is by no moans flush with ti cash.
. Springing somewhat of a surprise,
Clinton Colts defeated Mitchell Le -
glen 12-5 in the first game of OEA
group 6 Intermediate "B" semi-
finals in Mitchel Saturday evening.
Due to the storm, the crowd. was
not as large as expected, nor was the
brand of hockey as good as in pre.
vious encounters between the teams,
Colts got away to an early start
wits a goal by Harry McEwan in the
first few seconds of play, and arways
had the upper hand, leading 3.1 at
the end of the firstand 7.4 at the
end of the second.
The Bartliff-Counter-Strong lino
went on the rampage in the third
frame with five counters, completely
dominating the play.
Clinton Colts --Goal, Woodcock; de-
fence, Oolquhomr, Sehoenbals; centro,
H. McEwau; wings, Draper, F. Mc -
Ewan; alternates-Bartliff, Counter,
Strong, Neilans, Strebts, Andrews,
Cameron; sub -goal, Schroeder.
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Badminton' Exhibition
Proves Very Enjoyable
Showing a fine spirit of co-opera-
tion,
a operation, seven of the top-ranking players
of Stratford Badminton and Social.
Club visited Clinton Badminton Club
last weak ansi stagedseveral excellent
matchuw on the Town Hall courts for
the benefit of •local club members anrd•
tits public generally.
Tho group was headed by M. A.
Robinson, president of the S4ratford
Club, and G. Scrimgeour, an officer,
Players included Misses Shirley Clad-
ding, Beverly Crane; Helen McDonald,
Peggy Lee and Don McLean, Ted
Barber, Dick Sobben and Earl Rob -
mean. .
Tod Barber, 1948 Western Ontario
men's singles champion, opposed Don
McLean, 1947 champion,in two games,
the latter winning both. Shirley Clad-
ding din g lefe ted Helen McDonald in la-
dies' singles.
In mo
r
n s doubles, Ted Bbe nr d
Sn and
Don McLean defeated Dick Sobben
ad Earl Robinson in two straight
games. In mixed doubles, Ted Barber
and Shirley Glaclding, 1948 Western
Ontario mixed doubles champions, de-
feated Don McLean and Helen Mc-
Donald in the third game of a match
that went three games. President Rob-
inson acted as master -of -ceremonies,
and various Stratford,pIayers sated as
referees. • •
Refreshments were served by the
social committee under the convener -
ship of Mrs. Orval Lobb, using the
committee room on the main floor. R.
S. Atkey, president of the local club,
expressed the deep appreciation of the
local club to the visitors for thein
fine co-operation . in staging the
matches, and President Robinson and
Don McLean, Stratford, replied suit-
ably, offering their fullest co-opera-
tion. Robert M. Hale, Clinton men 's
captain, also spoke.
Mitchell Legion -Goal, Rowland;
defence, Patterson, Steak; centre,
Powell; wings, Walther, Wright; al-
ternates-Gatenhy, Houze, MeNairn,
Parrott, Weber..
Referee -Gordon Muir, Seaforth;
linesman -Hubert, Seaforth.
First Period
1 Clinton -H. IcrcEwan (F. Me -
Ewan) .05
2 Mitchell -Powell (Walther) 6.50
3 Linton Draper (F. McEwan) 7.50
4 Clinton -Streets (Draper) 8.00
Penalty -Draper.
Second Period
5 Clinton -H. McEwan (F, Mc -
Ewan) 3.10
6 Oliutpn-Bartliff (Strong) 4.30
7 Mitchell-MeNairn (Weber) 6,55
8 Clinton -F. McLwan (H. Me -
Ewalt) 7.35
9 Mitchell -Weber (MeNairn) 8.00
10 Clinton -Strong (Bartliff) 13.00
11 Mitchell -Parrott (MeNairn,
Patterson) 16.50
Penalties - Houze, Powell, Colqu-
houn.
Third Period
12 Clinton -Counter (Strong) 4.55
13 Olinton-Strong (Bartliff) 5.45
141 Clinton -Counter (Strong) 5.50
15 Clinton -Counter (Bartliff) 15,10
16 Clinton-Bartliff (Schoen-
bals) 18.10
17 Mitchell -Parrott (Weber) 18.50
Penalties-Bartliff, Parrott, Draper,
0
MORRIS 'LEAVING
Morris Bader, manager of Wingham
Rocktes of the WOAA Senior A
hockey series, was tendered a publie
presentation in Wingham Arena prior
to his departure for Toronto. During
Iris stay in Winglram, Bader piloted
Wingham Huron's softball team to
two championships in 1947 and to
the group championship in 1946. Pre-
sentations were made by Sam Burton.
recreational director, on behalf of the
town of Wingham, by Ted England
on behalf of the hockey club, and by
Vie Laughlean for the ball club.
SALARIES INCREASED
GODERTCH-Public school teachers
here were granted a salary increase of
•.$100 a year, retroactive to Jan. 3,
19.1.8; and the regular increase of 4100
a year, effective September next, in
addition, at a special reeting of the
Public School Board, Teachers holding
special certificates will be granted 150
a year for each certificate, providing';'
they teach the subjects in the ecboolt.
effective September 1, 1948.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 194%.
Airmen Tie and Lose
To Seaforth 7-7, 5-3
Seaforth Bosharts are one genre up
on Clinton RCAF lir their semi-finals
two -out -three OHA Intermediate ''B'
groiup series, with the next matclt
scheduled for Seaforth to -night.
After coming from behind, to tie
the Airmen 717 in ten minutes 'over-
time at Seaforth Thursday, evening
last, Bosharts finished en the long
end of a 5-3 count in Clinton Lions
Arena Monday