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CLINTON NEN/ 3l11ECORD
I'H U'RSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1948
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Lose Third. to Mitchell
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It took a heartbreaking finish
to eliminate Bert Gliddon's Clin-
ton Colts from OIIA Intermediate
"B" competition; Mitchell Legion
won the sudden death match here
Monday evening 7-6, but many
fans thought. the puck had gone
into the net for tying thegoalhe be-
fore fore the final gong rang. This
would have necessitated overtime
and anything might have hap-
pened,
The match was fast and clean,
and attended by the largest crowd
of the season -at least until that
night. The ice also was good as
the thaw had not set in until
Tuesday. ^•
Mitchell had lost the first game
of the group semi-finals at home
12-5, but won the second here by
7-5 Friday evening last, It was
noteworthy that the Mitchell lads
captured all three games played
on Clinton ice this winter and lost
both games at home to the Colts.
The Colts were minus Bill
Counter for their game here Fri-
day evening, but he was back in
the line-up Monday. Taking both
games together, and neglecting to
mention the first of the series at
Mitchell, the young Mitchell team
probably deserved to win. They
also had a super-duper goalie in
Rowland, who was the difference
between victory and defeat. Ile
just could do nothing wrong.
Doug Bartliff was this writer's
choice for star mention in both
games here. Doug really, put on
a wonderful show and was re-
warded with a lot of points. The
other Colts all played well, too;
In our opinion, probably the
younger age level of the Mitchell
kids might have had something
to do with the ultimate result.
However, the Colts staged a grand
battle throughout the season and
have no regrets in being eliminat-
ed by Mitchell, now matched
with Seaforth for the • group title.
Mitchell 7 -Colts 6
Mitchell Legion .- goal,. Row-
land; defence, Gatenby, Bonze;
centre, Weber; wings, Pearce, Me -
Nairn; alternates -Powell; Wal-
ther; Wright, Smith, Stock, Pat-
terson.
Clinton Colts -goal, Woodcock;
defence, Neilans, Streets; eentre,
Pickett; wings, Draper, H. Mc-
Ewan; alternates Bartliff, Count-
er, Strong, F. MeEwan, Cameron,
Colquhoun, Schoenhals.
Referee Gordon Muir, Sea -
forth; linesinah - Jack Duck-
'worth, Goderich,
First Period
1 Colts-Bartliff (Colquhoun) 2.25
2 Mitchell -Weber 3.14
3 Colts-Bartliff (Counter) 4,43
4 Mitchell -Walther (Pow-
ell) 8.07
5 Mitchell -Weber (Powell) 1920
Penalty-Schoenhals (trip).
Second Period
6 Mitchell-McNairn '(Pearce) 4.38
7 Mitchell -Wright (Powell,
Weber) 13,21
8 Colts-Bartliff (Counter) 19,20
Penalties-Bartliff 2, H. McEw-
an, Powell.
Third Period
9 Mitchell-McNairn (Pearce) 4.38
10 Colts -F. McSiwan (Col-
' quhoun 11.00
11 Mitchell -Weber (Me-
Nairn) 16.33
12 Colts -F, 1VleEwan 17.30
13 Colts -F, McEwan (H.
McEwan) 19.38
Penalties -Pearce 3.
1Vlitcheil 7 --Coats 5
First Period
1 Mitchell -Walther 2.53
2 Colts -Pickett (Draper H
McEwan)
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3 Colts' -F. McEwan (Bart -
tiff) 8.51
4 Mitchell -Powell 12,40;
5 Mitchell Gateliby (Me-,
Nairn, Weber) ...... 13.33
6 Colts -Cameron (Bartliff,
F. McEwan) 14.45
7 Mitchell -Walther (Powell
Wright) , 14.50
Penalties -Walther, Streets. •
Second Period
8 Colts -Draper (Pickett) 18:07
9 Mitchell-McNarn (Web-
er) 16,07
Penalty--Gatenby.
Third 'Period
10 Mitchell ---Powell (Wright) 2.00
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Mitchell -Powell (Wright) 4.42
12 Colts -Draper (Pickett,
H. McEwan)' 13.45
Penalties -Weber, Neilans,
Clinton Midgets
Eliminate Wingbarin
Clinton Lions Midgets are still
very much in the fighting for
home town honours in 'the* WO
AA hockey series. They were
scheduled to meet Goderich here
Mit evening, but the mild spell
spelled "no ice". This is the series
for the group title, Goderich hav-
ing cinched first place.
The local youngsters knocked
off Wingham French's Plasterers
in two straight games last week,
Winning the first in overtime at
Wingham 7-6, and the return
match in Lions Arena here 'Sat-
urday' evening by 11-3. This was
a playoff series for the right to
meet Goderich.
Taylor starred for Clinton with,
five goals, and the result was nev-
er in doubt, The attendance was
the best of the season for -minor
hockey here.
Clinton Lions 11-Wingham 3
Wingham French Plasterers -
goal, Murray; defence, Lockridge,
Fisher; centre, Newman; wings,
Stainton, Merkley; a'Iternates-
Wade, Brown, Wellman, McIntyre
and Foxton.
Clinton Lions Midgets goal,
Nediger; defence, McBeth, Tighe;
centre, Cam Maltby; wings, Claire
Maltby, Carter; alternates - Wil-
son, Chdwen, Fowler, Taylor,
Lloyd, Holmes.
Referee-Seli, Wingham,
First Period
1 Clinton -Taylor (Fowler) 4.25
2 Clinton -Taylor (Lloyd) , , 5.40
Penalties -Stainton.
Second Period
3 Clinton -Lloyd 6.00
4 Wingham-Merkley 9.00
5 Clinton -Carter (Cam
Maltby
6 Clinton -Taylor "(Fowler) 12.00
7 Clinton -Cam Maltby . , , . 17.10
8 Clinton -Taylor 19.45
Penalties - Chowen (major),
Lockridge (major), Tighe.
Third Period
9 Clinton -Cam Maltby
(Carter) 2:00
10 Wingham-Wade 8.00
11 Clinton -Claire Maltby
(Carter) 9.02
12 Wingham-Wade (McIn-
tyre) 11.00
13 Clinton -Taylor 15.10
14 Clinton -Cam Maltby , , 18,00
Clinton Bantams
Lose to Goderich
Clinton Lions Bantams are still
in the WOAA Bantam hockey
race, although they lost to God-
erich Lions Bantams in Clinton
Lions Arena Saturday morning,.
4-2.
The score was tied at,the end of
the first 2-2, there was no scoring
in the second, and Goderich bang-
ed in a pair in the third stanza.
Claire and Murray Maltby scored
both goals for Clinton. Hugh
Hawkins refereed.
Clinton Lions: goal, Tideswell;
defence, Clare Maltby; Bud Shear-
ing; centre, Carter; wings, Holmes,
Carrick; alternates -Elliott, Hart-
ley, Ward, Murray Maltby, Epps.
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Airmen ' Battle to the Last;
Seaforth 'Victors 6-3
Playing before probably the
largest - crowd in the history of
the Arena' and with the playing.
surface just about as, bad, a$ the
attendance was good, Clinton
RCAF lost their sudden • death
snatch to. Seaforth Bosharts by 6-3
here Tuesday evening in the OHA
Intermediate "B" group, semi-
finals. Seaforth thus qualified to
meet Mitchell Legion in the group
finals. At least .1,200 watched or
tried towa th the'match.
atch.
.After the teams tied the first
game at Seaforth 7-7 in overtime,
Bosharts returned here and won
5-3, and it looked as if it might
be all over. However, there was
no denying the Airmen, who,
backed by strong support from.
.the Fans, returned to Seaforth
Thursday evening last and won
by 5-4 in •a hardfought match.
This necessitated a fourth game
on RCAF home ice in Clinton,
with the gate split,
The visitors got the bulge on
the .Airmen in the early stages of
Tuesday's game by rapping in
four goals without reply,. due to
sloppy defensive work and clever
opportunism on the part of Bosh -
arta. That was too big a lead to
overcome, and no matter how hard
the RCAF gladiators tried for the
rest of the game, they Just could
not break down that insurmount-
able, lead,
During the last period, the Air-
men hemmed Seaforth in their
own end of the arena and buzzed
around like hornets, but to no
avail except one goal by Messier
from Wright about halfway
through.
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The Air Force proved the sur-
prise team of the group and de-
serve every credit for its magnifi-
cent uphill fight to get into the
play-offs.
• Seaforth 6 -RCAF 3
Seaforth Bosharts - goal, Me-
Nab; defence, Woods, O'Shea; cen-
tre, Roberts; wings, McLean, Ken-
nedy; alternates-NfeFaddin, Ell -
;wood, Boussey, Shp(, LaBute,
Hildebrand;
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Muir (sub -goal),.
I Clinton RCAF - goal Gaudet;
defence, Sage, Hunter; centre,
Wright; wings, Messier, Singleton,
alternates-Naugler, Beaton, An-
derson, - Sievewright, Thayer, Co-
burn, Long; Germain (sub -goal)
Referee -Jack McArthur, Owen
Sound; linesman -Tom McReavy,
Owen Sound.
First Period
1 Seaforth-Roberts , ,25
2 Seaforth--Roberts 5.32
3 Seaforth-Ellwood (Shaw) 8.14
4 Seaforth--Shaw (McFad-
din) •10.09
5 RCAF -Wright 12.59
, Seaforth-Kennedy (Rob-
erts) 13.37
Penalties -Singleton, McFeddin,
Naugler, Ellwood.
Second Period
7 Seaforth-Roberts 6.52
8 RCAF -Beaton (Naugler) 10.46
Penalties - Kennedy, Wright,
O'Shea, Naugler, Roberts.
Third Period
9 RCAF -Messier (Wright) 10.55
Penalties - Ellwood 2, Hunter,
Naugler, McLean.
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