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League, please leave names at the alley or phone 799,
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SPORTS'
Colts,Groupe place in the league standnngs.
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Clinton
CLINTON WINS
CLOSE MATCH°
AT LISTOWEL
A team representing Clinton
Badminton Club played ,a lea-
gue match in Listowel Wednes-
day evening last, capturing the
match 7-6'' and retaining first
Six teams constitute Group
No. 4, OHA Intermediate "A"
and ` B" series, according to
groupings announced this week.
The teams are: Centralia RCAF,
Clinton Colts, Clinton' RCAF,
Milverton, New Hamburg, all
"B" teams; and Goderich, an
"A" team.
This is the same grouping as
last year, except that New Hlam-
bin% replaces Mitchell and Cen-
tralia RCAF, Seaforth. Milver-
ton defeated Clinton RCAF for
the group title, it will be recall-
ed.
"Tory" Gregg, Wingham, is
convener of t e group.
Clinton Colts' attempt to secure
the serdices of several Mitchell
players, as Mitchell had dropped
out of competition this year on
account of lack of rink, fell on
sterile ground - to date, at any
rate.
Although George Ranter ass-
istant secretary of the OHA assur-
ed Manager Bert Gliddon of the
Colts that the Mitchell players
would be eligible to play with
Clinton an OHA executive meet-
ing in Toronto Friday evening,
ruled otherwise, and ordered the
Mitchell players to line up with
Seaforth or Dublin in "Tory"
Gregg's WOAA Intermediate ser-
ies.
Local hockey moguls strong-
ly suspect that the same Mr.
Gregg had quite a lot to do with
the action taken by the OHA
Executive in refusing permission
for the Mitchell players to play
with Clinton, after permission
had been given by no less a per-
sonage than the assistant secre,
tars of the Ontario Hockey As-
sociation!
They ask: "Is `Tory' Gregg
attempting to get complete con-
trol of organized hockey in West-
ern Ontario with the placid com-
pliance of the OHA, which -
according to Jack Park, Sports
editor of The London Free Press
-is more concerned over the pro-
fits of the Senior "A" and Junior
"A" series, than the welfare of
other less fund producing series?"
One of these days there is lik-
ely to be a big show -down on
this matter of jurisdiction, it
would appear, judging by the
attitude of those interested in
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LAMP AND RADIO
Combined $49.50
with radio in base
in this district but elsewhere in
Ontario.
Junior Group
.Goderich and Seaforth are
grouped together in Group No. 4",
of the OI1:9 Junior' "C' series,
with "Tory" Gregg, Wingham, as
convener.,
This is a new venture for Sea -
forth, as Bosharts have been
famous as an Intermediate con-
tending team -in "B" ranks for
a number of years,
Colts Will Operate
For Sure -Manager
Clinton definitely will have a
hockey team in the OHA Inler-
mediate "B" series this season,
Bert Gliddon, manager of Clinton
Colts, stated to The NEWS -RE-
CORD to -day.
Manager Glidden said he wish-
ed to deny reports that the Colts
would not operate this season.
On the contrary, the team should
be pretty well on; a par with other
years.
The Colts held an - ice workout
in Clinton Lions Arena'last even-
ing with eleven players in uni-
form, while several of last sea-
son's players were not out.
Another practice is being held
at seven o'clock tonight.
The group schedule meeting
will be held in Hotel Clinton
Sunday afternoon.
FOUR DELEGATES
FROM CLINTON
AT OHA ANNUAL
James J. (Tiny) McFadyen,
Galt, along with. other executive
board members, was re-elected
president of the Ontario Hockey
Association at the association's
60th annual meeting in Toronto.
It is his second term.
Some 200 delegates from On-
tario returned the entire 17 -man
board by acclamation and made
20 minor changes in the league's
,constitution for the 1950-51 sea-
son.
! Among them, representing
Clinton Colts Hockey Club, were
Jack Scruton, M. 3. Schoenhals,
Bert Gliddon and Caryl Draper.
They attended the OHA Junior
"A" matches in the afternoon and
the NHL game at night.
W. A. Hewitt, Toronto, was
renamed secretary of the associa-
tion. Others returned include:
George S. Dudley, Midland, as
treasurer, and George Panther,
Gravenhurst, as assistant secre-
tary. Members•of the board in-
cluding J. M. Roxburgh, Simcoe,
Frank Buckland, Peterboro, and
Even D. Brill, Guelph.
3. Delegates voted', by a show of
yy hands, their approval of 20 of the
23 minor amendments to the
constitution.
p One of the main changes will
3 be a ruling on what constitutes a
. full game -up to now termed by
Mr. McFadyen as a "headache."
P The ruling: If a referee calls a
• game after two periods of play
it will constitute a full game for
A the records. If it is called off
4. Before the end of the second per-
iod, it will be declared "no con-
: test" and spectators will be giv-
en free admission to the next
scheduled game. •
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EXETER TIES
CLINTON FOR
FIRST PLACE
Playing a scheduled match in
the, Western Ontario Badminton
Association "B" series on the
Clinton courts Tuesday evening,
December 13, Exeter Badminton
Club defeated Clinton Badminton
Club 7-5, to earn a tie for first
place with Clinton in the league
standing.
Each Club now has won three
matches and lost one.
Exeter won the ladies' doubles
3-0; Clinton took the men's
doubles 2-1; and the teams tied
3-3 in the milted doubles.
Results were as follows:
LADIES' DOUBLES - Nell
Armstrong and Ethel Mode (E)
defeated Agnes Mason and Betty
Jackson (C), 15-5, 15-7; Dean
Morley and Marion Knowles (E)
defeated Margaret Atkey and
Helen Taylor (C), 15-12, 15-5;
Vi Hughes and Irene Beaupre (E)
defeated Erma Hartley and Flo
Symons (C), 17-14, 15-11; total -
Exeter 3 -Clinton 0.
MEN'S DOUBLES -Bob Dinney
and Doug Knowles (E) lost to
Bob Miller and Len Johnson (C),
15-11, 7-15, 15-17; Doug Grayer
and Don Hughes (E) defeated
Bob Hale and Bill Haply (C),
15-9. 15-9; Si Simmons and Doug
Pryde (E).lost to Dick Atkey and.
Hal Hartley (C), 2-15. 15-11,
2-15; total -Exeter 1 --Clinton 2.
MIXED DOUBLES -R. Dinney
and N. Armstrong (E) defeated
R. Miller and A. Mason (C),
15-4,. 15-4; D. Grayer and E.
Mode (E) lost to R. Hale and
B. Jackson (C), 10-15, 15-11,
14-17; D. Knowles and M.
Knowles (E) lost to L. Johnson
and M. Atkey (C), 15-11, 16-16,
11-15; D. Hughes and V. Hughes L
(E) defeated H. Hartley and H.
Taylor (Cl, 15-2, 15-7:. S. Sim-
mons and D. Morley (E) defeat-
ed R. Atkey and E.Hartley (C),
15-1, 15-12; D. Prvde and I.
Beaupre (E) dost to B. Hanly and
F. Symons (C), 14-17,6-15; total .1•
'L -Exeter 3 -Clinton 3. '
3 Grand total-.Eexter 7- Clin- 3
ton 5. tg
League standing:
Won Lost 3:
Clinton 3 1
Exeter 3 1 ._
Stratford 2 1
Seaforth 0 2
Listowel 0 3 1.
Recent Results
Exeter 11 - Listowel 1
Exeter 9 -- Senforth 3
Clinton 7 - Listowel 6
Stratford 9 - Listowel 3
Exeter 7 - Clinton 5
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n mixe ou es,
but lost the ladies' double, 0-3.
e :ams were Lred.6- t
the conclusion of the match, a
sudden -death tie -breaking set
was played between the top men's
doubles pairs. This resulted in a
close two -game -out -of -three vic-
tory for Bob Miller and Len John-
son Olinfbn, over Johnny Bell (of
baseball fame) and Maurice Oliv-
er, 15-11, 12-15, 15-11.
Members of the Clinton team
were:
Men's ,'•oubles- Len Johnson
and Bob Miller; Bob Hale and
Charles Johnson; Don Syhons and
Jack Sorenson.
Ladies' doubles -Betty .Jackson
and Agnes Mason; Margaret At -
key and Erma Hartley; Florence
Symons and Lois Conell.
Mixed doubles -R. Hale and
B. Jackson; R. Miller and A. Ma-
son; L. Johnson and M. Atkey;
C. Johnson and E. Hartley; D.
Symons and L. Connell; J. Soren-
son and F. Symons.
Goderich Arena Now
Week Behind Schedule
As th to 6 a
Although construction work on
the Goderich Community Mem-
orial Arena is a week behind
schedule, due to weather condit-
ions it is expected it will be
closed in by Christmas, weatl}er
conditions favorable.
Forty thousand feet of pipe for
the artificial ice plant, has arriv-
ed, and the walls are of cement
block and red brick construction.
Approximate cost of the new
arena is $146,000 including the
artificial ice plant.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 194
HURON -PERTH
BASEBALL LOOP
REVIEWS YEAR
The Huron -Perth Baseball Lea-
gue, an OBA Intermediate group
("B" and "C") had a very highly
successful year during the past
season, it was indicated at the
annual banquet held in the Dom-
inion Hotel, Zurich, Friday even-
ing Dec. 2, with President Ross
Wright, Mitchell, in the chair.
Clubs represented were St.
Marys, Mitchell, Clinton Colts,
Clinton RCAF, Zurich, Dashwood
Centralia RCAF, and Hensall,
The Umpires' . Association was
represented by J. D. Thorndike,
Clinton.
W. J. Snyder, Hamilton, secret-
ary of the OBA was unable to be
present.
J. R. Butler, Clinton, connected
with the League for many years,
reminisced regarding the past 19^
years.
C. J. Livermore, business man--,
ager of Clinton Colts, who won:
the Huron -Perth title and then.
went on to the OBA semi-finals,
spoke briefly.
Flt. Lt. J, McArthur, manager
of Centralia RCAF, said it was a,
pleasure to have been associated
with the Huron -Perth League.
W. Wein, Dashwood, spoke re-
garding the juvenile team of that:
village, and John B. Tudor, Hen-.
sall, also spoke in this connect-
ion.
JAM. Thorndike, Clinton, pres-
ident of the Umpires' Associat-
ion, spoke briefly in this regard,
A hearty vote of thanks was
extended the hotel management.
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BREAK-IN AT GODERICH
GODERICH- Jerry's coal and.
hardware store at the harbor at:
Goderich was broken into during
Friday night, December 9, and a
quantity of merchandise stolen.
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Delicious Water Ice
Wafers .... lb. .39c
West Star SALTED
Nuts . 4 oz. tin .15c
King's Choice 1g. tins
Tomatoes, 2 for .27c
Culverhouse Choice 1g. tins
Pumpkin, 2 for .21c ' f
BLUE RIBBON
COFFEE .. lb. .73cT
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California Fancy RedJuicy Florida 250's
Grapes .. 2 lbs. .27c I Oranges . doz. .29c
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Hickory Ridge Top Skis, pr. 11.00
Dodds Maple Ridge Top, pr. 6.00
Children's Maple Skis, 3 ft., 4 ft.,
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Ski Harness, Chalet Cable
Binding set 5.00
Low Hitch set 3.00
Chalet Senior set 2.50
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DAISY AIR RIFLES:
Red Ryder $6.55
Single Shot No. 100 2.70
Deluxe Pump Repeater 9.35
Targeteer Pistol Set 4.60
BB SHOT for above guns in stock
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CCM Ladies' Figure Skating Outfit,
No. 276 $15.95
CCM Ladies' Tube Skating Outfit,
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CCM Men's Matched Set, No.113 14.50
CCM Men's Matched Set, No.117 25.95
CCM Boys' Skating Outfit, No.165 7.95
CCM Girls' Skating Outfit,
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HOCKEY STICKS .: , , 50c - $2.75
SHOULDER PADS 3.00 - 3.75 - 7.00
HOCKEY PANTS ... 3.50 and 4.75
SHIN PADS, 89c, 1.50, 2.50 & 3.75
HOCKEY GLOVES -
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CCM Ladies' Standard -$49.95
CCM Gent's Balloon -$59.95 CCM Boys' Juvenile -$47.75
CCM Tricycles -$19.95
Special Christmas Offer
We have quantity of 75 -cent and 85 -cent Records in stock
which we are offering in
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