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FIVE -PIN , FIGHT 5-5 DRAW
BOWLING OVERTIME GAME
(By Harold "Mac" MaeIvor)
(As at, February 1) - In an OHA Intermediate "B"
CLINTON MEN'S LEAGUE 'hockey .game played at Mitchell
W. L HT.Pts. on Monday evening, Clinton
Autumn Breezes 23 13 7 53 RCAF battled to a five -all tie
Hawkeyes 20 16 6 46 in a hard-fought game,
Spitfires.. , 17 19 8 421 It was a very keenly contested
Roughriders , , , 16 20 5 37 game with hard skating and
Steeplejack's 14 22 4 32 checking by both sides. Mitchell
High tingle; Bert White, 352; held the . edge in the first period
high three, Bert White, 795, by virtue of their accurate pas-
using and took advantage of all
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH ',opportunities..
W L HT.Pts.In the second and third periods
Nimrods 32 13 10 74 the RCAF boys started to drive
Supersonics ..,, 27 18 7 61d and held a good percentage of
Volcanoes , .., 21 24 10 52 the territorial play, end the, per -
Skyrockets 10 35 3 23 'rod ended 3-0 in favour of Mit-
High single, LMatthews, 303; leehll, only by the stellar goal -
high three, L. Matthews, 786. ,tendingforMitcheofll, Chessel in the nets
CLINTON GIRLS ' A sustained drive in the third
W L HT.Pts. Period and some great battling
Beetle Bombers . 30 15 12 72
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all pleayeend r founof60dminutes.scthe ore
Mighty Atoms 24 21 8 56 at
Hoosier Hotshots 19 26 5 431, Each side added a goal in the
Cracker Jacks . , 17 28 6 40 ten-minute overtime period, with
g Mitchell getting the tieing goal
playing a man short.
The , ice was getting cut up
during the later stages of the
game, which made control of the
puck very difficult by both sides.
"Poppy" Norris played a very
sound game for the RCAF ag-
gregation with his smooth stick -
handling and heavy body cheeks,
and Crowder skated miles to
rack up four well-earned points.
Hennich for Mitchell put on sev-
eral outstanding exhibitions of
stink -handling, and repeatedly
eased the pressure for Mitchell,
when they played a man short.
CLINTON RCAF: goal, Robert-
son; defence, Cunningham, Hun-
ter; centre, Sparks; wings, Le-
blanc, Helmer; subs— Crowder,
Verhelst, Tetrault, Norris, Single-
ton, Boland, Melanson, Clark -
Marlow, G.
PAGE EIGHT
Airmen Knock Off Colts
In Strenuous Battle 8-6
(BY Harold 'Mac' MacIvor)
A capacity crowd at the Clin-
'+ton Lions Arena witnessed a fast
skating, hard ebiecking clean
Intermediate OHA hockey game
is which Clinton RCAF increased
their winning streak to three
games straight by defeating the
Clinton Colts 8-6, Saturday even-
ing.•
The first period saw eight goals
scored, four for each side. 'Twit'
Leblanc started the scoring for
the RCAF at 1.43 of the period,
only to be followed by two quick
goals by Skwdp and Goodhue.
Lareancre and Leblanc teamed
'up again to tie the score with
•LaFrance getting the counter.
Other goals in the first period
were by Neilens, Leblanc. Good-
hue and Crowder resulting in
the first period ending four all.
Coach Singleton of the RCAF
pulled Simon (Pee -Wee) Chor-
tler out of the nets at the start
of the second period and put
Schneidor in who played a good
steady game in the nets. The
Colts had several chances to score
but only connected twice in the
second frame. Crowder, Norris,
and Cunningham played an out-
stlrnding game for the RCAF, with
Cunningham displaying some
fancy stick -handling, Norris with
his back checking while Crowder
led several attacks which proved
fatal to the Colts. Goodhue was
the sparkplug for the Colts, and
racked himself three goals.
The third period started out
slow,and saw only one goal. with
Lenience beating Wooddock on a p
ss
pafrom Leblanc. Both teams
were tiring under the pressure C
that they had showed all even- 2
ing, but played good hard clean
hockey. In the game there were
15 penalties handed out, six to. h
RCAF, nine to Colts.
CLINTON COLTS: goal, Wood- e
cock; defence, Schoenhals, Colqu-
houn; centre, Goodhue; wings,
Haply, Draper; subs, Bartliff,
CotinteikelMenaan 'Strong, Cam-
eron, Andrews, Neilans, Steep.
CLINTON RCAF: goal, Char -
tier,. Schneidor; defeece, Cun-
ningham, Hunter; centre, La -
Fiance; . wings, Leblanc, Helmer;
subs Crowder, Verhelst, Tet-
rault, Norris, Singleton, Boland,
-Melanson, Clark -Marlow, G.
I
First Period
1—RCAF, Leblanc (Helmer, La
Prance) 1.43.
2—Colts, Steep, 2.20.
3 --Colts, Goodhue, 3,10.
4—RCAF, LaFrance (Leblanc)
5.53.
5—Colts. Neilans (Counter) 10.30.
6—RCAF, Leblanc (Singleton)
17.55.
7—Colts, Goodhue (Schoenhals)
17.58.
8—RCAF, Crowder, 19.00.
Penalties Boland, Colquhoun,
Cameron, Singleton, Counter.
Second Period
9—RCAF, Crowder, 2.00.
10—RCAF, Norris, 4.35.
11—Colts, Goodhue (Schoenhals),
9.20. "
12 Colts, Bartliff (Counter) 10.20.
13—RCAF, Cunningham(Crowd-
er) 18.10.
Penalties — Counter Helmer,
Cameron (2), Hunter, Bartliff (2).
Third Period
14—RCAF, LaFrance (Leblanc)
15.10.
Penalties—Boland, Steep, Cam-
eron, Singleton, Bartliff (mint
and 10 -minute misconduct).
Referee: Gordon Muir, Seaforth.
LIONS MIDGETS
TIE ONE GAME
LOSE ANOTHER
(By Murray Colquhoun)
Clinton Lions Midgets, in two
WOAA group matches during the
ast week, tied Listowel here
Saturday evening prior to the
olts-RCAF game, and then lost
-1 to Palmerston here Monday
evening.
In the Listowel match, the kids
ad their hands full to come out
ven, as Jerry Holmes tallied the
qualizer for Clinton with only
15 seconds remaining. Jerry
scored two other goals, and Clare
and Cam. Maltby, three each.
CLINTON LIONS: goal; Tides -
well; defence, Wilson, Shearing:
centre, Cam Maltby; left wing,
Clare Maltby; right wing, Jerry
Holmes; alternates—Cowan, Ladd,
Oakes, Fowler, Carter, Colquhoun.
In the Pahnerston game, Wil-
liams tallied twice for the visit-
ors, and Ron Carter for Clinton
Lions.
The line-up in this game was
the same as on Saturday night
except that Zaphe and Purvey
were in the line-up instead of
Colquhoun.
SEVENTH STRAIGHT
Milverton Dominion Royals
Friday night took their seventh
successive game without a loss
or, tie in the OHA It -deleted -
late "B" League when they
defeated Seaforth 14-4 et Mil-
verton arena. Approximately
400 fans attended.
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CLOSE MATCH
TO CENTRALIA
(By Harold "Mac" Macivor)
Centralia RCAF jumped into
commanding lead in the first two
periods of last night's OHA In-
termediate "B" group match in
Exeter . Arena, and despite an
all'.out drive by Clinton RCAF
in the final stanza, nosed out the
local Airmen by 9-8.
Centralia led 6-3 at, the end of
the first, and 9-3 at the end of
the second, but in the third,
the Clinton crew tallied five with-
out reply.
It was a very fast, well played
match, feetured by sloppy de-
fensive work and poor covering
up by the Clinton team in the
first two frames. Pumple and
Homs stood out for Centralia end
.Keith Clark -Marlow and Cun-
ningham for Clinton.
CLINTON RCAF. goal, Snyder,
Robertson; defence, Cunning-
ham, Hunter; centre, Norris;
wings, Leblanc, Helmer; alter-
nates—Crowder, Verhelst, Tet-
rault, Singleton, Bolend, Mela�i-
son, Clark -Marlow,.,, G., Clark -
Marlow, K
CENTRALIA RCAF; goal, Mc-
Leod; defence Pumple, Horton;
centre, Rhudle; wings, Homs,
Coale; alternates — Qulckfall.
Shone Casselman, Hollott, Ebcel,
Anderson.
Referee—Archie Hubert, Sea -
forth.
First Period.
1—Clinton, Norris (Clark -Mar-
low, G.) 4.55.
2—Centralia, Homs (Pumple)
6.00.
3 --Centralia, Coals, 9.56.
4—Centralia, Hollott (Shorn)
11.20.
5—Centralia, Homs (Rhudle)
12.15,
6—Centralia, Homs, 16.05.
7—Clinton, Crowder (Verhelst)
17.17.
8—Clinton, Norris (Clark -Mar-
low, G.) 17.40.
9 --Centralia, Casselman Mel-
lott) 18.55.
Penalty—Horton.
10 --Centralia, Ccels, 3.10.
11—Centralia, Homs, 3.35.
12—Centralia, Coals, 11.08.
Penalties — : Quickfall, Coals,
Rhudle, Sham, •
Third Period
13—Clinton, Clark -Marlow G.,
7.20.
14—Clinton, ., Norris (Cunning-
ham) 8.00.
15—Clinton, Clark -Marlow, K.,
13,35.
16—Clinton, }Telmer (Leblanc)
15,10,
17—Clinton, Verhelst (Boland)
17.13,
Penalty—Boland.
BANTAMS WIN
FROM LUCKNOW;
LOSE To GODERICH
(By Howard Cowles)
A fast and furious WOAA
hockey game was played Mon-
day, evening in Clinton Lions
Arora between Clinton Lions
Bantams and Lucknow Bantams,
the Clinton team corning out on
top 3-2. Clinton's goal keeper,
Denomme, can be thanked for the
small score against Clinton, as he
made some wonderful saves when.
>`ruiiber' was all around him.
Lucknow boys were out to win
and showed Clinton boys so when
they came out in the second per-
iod. All the way through it was
a clean and surprisingly fast
game, only one penalty and that
going to Rickey Elliott for hold-
ing.
Clinton scored the first goal
of the game at the ten-minute
mark, credit going to John Hart-
ley, Lucknow scored in the
second period to tie it up 1-1 at
the 35 minute mark with Thom-
pson taking honours.
Lucknow took the lead in the
third period with Art Baker
chalking from Ross. Clinton tied
the game up at the 52 minute
mark with Maltby scoring from
Carrick. Murray Colquhoun scor-
ed the winning goal with only
three minutes left to play.
Lucknow boys worked hard
but couldn't beat Clinton's goal''
keeper. All in all it was a very
good and worthwhile game to
watch.
LUCKNOW: goal, Bieman; de-
fence, Hoveald and Taylor; centre,
Ross; wings, Thompson and And-
, erson; subs, J. Chin, C. Chin,
'Baker, Ferguson, McNay, Csed-
well and Emberlin.
CLINTON LIONS: goal, Den-
omme; defence, Carrick, Moore
omme; defence, Bob Carrick and
Jerk Moore; centre, "Rickey" El-
liott; wings. John Hartley, Mur -
'ray Maltby; subs, Murray Colqh-
houn, Tom Colquhoun, Murrey
Taylor, Ken McLeod, Bev. Aiken -
heed, Jenkins, Bobby Garon,
Refausse.
Referee: John Nediger, Clinton.
I
Lose to Goderich
Rounding out a two -game 'ser-
ies with Goderich, Clinton Lions
Bantams went- down to defeat
both times, the latter game be-
ing played in Goderich on Friday
evening last with the final score
7-5.
Scoring was as follows:
First Period: Sully, Carrick,
Gaynor, MacDonald; Second Per-
iod:- MacDonald, "Stewart; Third
Period: MacDonald (2), Carrick,
Maltby, Carrick (Maltby), Hart-
ley.
There was only one penalty in
the geme, thot e"ino Mon»
CLINTON BANTAMS: goal,
Denonune; defence. Garon,
rick; centre, centre, Elliott; wings, Mur-
ray Maltby, Hartley; subs, T.
Colquhoun, M. Colquhoun, Tay-
lor, Jenkins, Refausse, Moore,
Carter (sub -goal),
Juveniles Lose
The same night Clinton Lions
Juvenile team played in the
County Town and likewise went
down to defeat by 4-1. Old time
rivalry between 'the two towns
was much in evidence when
bumping, high sticking and minor
skirmishes added a note of ex-
citement to the game. The Clin-
ton Juvenile team has been with-
drawn from competition,
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CL=NTOA' NEWS -RECORD'
NOTES
High single, Olive Carter, 294;
high three, Olive Carter, 712.
W—won; L—lost; T—tied;
HT.—high total; P. --points.
MITCHELL TRIMS
COLTS BY 10-6;
DRAPER INJURED
Clinton hockey fans were treat-
ed to the fastest game of the
season in Lions Arena last night
when Mitchell Canadian Legion
and Colts clashed in their first
meeting of the year. Mitchell
won 10.6, and kept pace with
the group -leading Milverton team.
A good crowd attended.
Unfortunately, Colts suffered
the loss of one of their best play-
ers when Bob Draper.- sustained
a severe gash on his left leg
from a skate during the first per-
iod. It required eight stitches to
close the wound, and may mean
that the redoubtable Bob may be
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1941',
MITCHELL: goal, Chessel; de-
fence, • Rohfritsch, Houze; centre,
J, McNairn; wings, K. McNairn,
Flennich; subs Stock; Gibbert,
Pierce, weber, Tuer, Powell.
Frst
eriod
1—Mitchell, K.pMcNairn (Herr-
- nick) .45.
2—Mitchell, Uennich, 10,45.
Penetlies Melanson, Roh-
fritsch, Houze,
Second Period
3—Mitchell,Weber, 5,10,
Penalties=None,
Third Period
4—RCAF, Boland (Crowder)
1.46.
t
6—'RCAF,11 Crowder�(Verhelst)
8.45.
7—RCAF, Verhelst (Crowder)
13.35.
8—RCAF, Leblanc (Norris) 14,45.
Penalties — Helmer, Stock,
Pierce, Leblanc, Rohfritseh,
9 Overtime
—RCAF
Crowder (Norris) .38.
Revised • Schedule
For Clinton RCAF'
The weatherman is no respect>.
er -61 persons. and this year with
the increasingly long mild spell,
the OIIA Intermediate group
schedule was rather ba'dly hit.
The revised schedule, which af-
fects Clinton RCAF, is as follows:
Feb. 5—Clinton Colts at RCAF
8—Centralia at RCAF
9—Seaforth at RCAF
11—RCAF at Wellesley.
, 15 -Milverton at RCAF
18—Mitchell at RCAF
18—Wellesley at RCAF.
Home games of Clinton RCAp'
are played in Clinton Lions Arena..
10—Mitchell, Hennich (K. Mc -
Nairn), 8.00.
Penalties—Crowder, Rohfritscit
(major).
Referee—"Archie" Hubert, Sea-
forth.
GODERWH 9—LISTOWEL 5
Listowel minor hockey teams
out of action. for several days, split a twin bill there Monday
at. least. Bill .Counter was in.'s- the in WOro fixtures, 6
sing from the line-up through the juniors romped to a 13-6
illness, win over Harriston, and the
midgets bowed to Goderieh, 9-5.
The visitors outscored Colts
chiefly through the fact that the
latter's passes .were going astray.
The count was 3-2 for Mitchell
in each stanza. Mitchell iced a
fast, young team.
MITCHELL .Canadian Legion:
goal, Chessel; defence, Houze,
Rohfritsch; centre, Powell; wings,
McNairn, Kennick; alternates —
Tuer, Stock, McNairn, Gibbard.
Gatenby.
CLINTON Colts: goal, Miller;
defence, Schoenhals, Colquhoun;
centre, Goodhue; wings, Hanly-,
Draper; alternates -- Montan,
Hayter, Strong, Bartliff, Neilans,
Steep, Musser, Andrews, Wood-
cock (sub -goal).
Referee—Gordon Muir, Seaforth.
First Period
1—Clinton, Schoenhals, 0.35.
2—Mitehell, Weber, 3.10.
3—Mitchell, Powell' (McNairn)
10.05.
4—Clinton, Strong (Hayter)
16.10.
5—Mitchell, Powell (McNairn,
Kennick) 17.25,
Penalties—Gibbard, Rohfritsch.
Second Period
6—Mitchell, McNairn (Powell)
8.13.
7—Clinton, Strong (Hayter, Mc -
Ewan) 11.06.
8—Clinton, Goodhue ' (Musser)
13,02.
9—Mitchell, McNair (Powell)
14.45,
10—Mitchell, Iver (Weber) 19,50.
Penalties—None,
Third Period
11—Clinton, Hayter (Strong, Mc
Ewan) 5,15.
12 --Mitchell, Weber (McNairn)
5.50,
13—Mitchell. Powell. (Weber, Mc -
Nairn) 14.00,
14—Mitchell, Powell, 14.45.
15—Clinton, Hayter. 17.10.
16—Mitchell, Weber, 19.50.
Penalty--Colquhoun,
0
MLLVERTON 3—GODERICH 2
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season, Goderich Kinsmen OHA
Intermediate "A" club, was de-
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Monday night, 3-2. Both goal-
keepers did some stellar work.
Miner, in the nets for the Kins-
men club for the first time this
season, end Schmidt for Milver-
ton.
Goderich Saddle Club reorgan-
ized at its annual meeting Mon-
day night. George C. Feagan was
elected president; Hugh Hill,
vice-president; H. O. Jerry, treas-
urer; Miss Lamb, secretary. The
club is planning a Dominion Day
celebration with. a percentage of
the proceeds to be handed over
to Goderich. Arena fund.
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