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VAGE EIGHT
ClintOn Colts 8-
Seaforth Beavers 7
(At Clinton Jan. 10)
Line-up:_
BEAVERS: goal ,Doi -
ii; defence,
Goodrow;
son; de4ence, ,BousseY, ,
en•:
Centre, McT'adcl , wings, Carnegie,
Cassidy; alternates i Labnte, Powell,
Ellwood, Wright, 'O'Shea..
'CLINTON IINTONN COLTS:TS: goal, Stade;
defence, Barbliff Neilans; Centre,
Dnaper; wings, Frank McEwaar,
Harry McEEwan; alternates -Pickett,
Duckworth', Westbrook, Miller, .Golgu-
houn, ,Sehoenhals,
Referees IC, Streets, J. W.
Nediger, both of Clinton.
First Period
1 -,Clinton, H. MOEwan (Pickett)
2-Seaforth, McFadden (Goodrow)
Penalties--iBartliff (major - 10
aaeins.), Goodrow (major - 10 mins.),
Neilans,•Colquhoun- S'eatonbh four.
Second Period
3 -Clinton, H. Ma13wan (Miller)
4-Seaforbh, Powell (Labute)
5 Clinton, Draper ('Miller)
6---Seaforth, Labute (Powell)
7 --Clinton, Miller (Bartliff)
Exeter Midgets 4-
Clinton 1
(At Exeter Jan. 13)
"Red" Garen handled Clinton Lions
Midgets in their game at Exeter,
Monday evening, the first et a
doubleheader.
33ob Taylor netted Clinton's only
goal in the second. For Exeter, Flay -
ter belliedthree, 'and Brintnell one.
8-+S`eafortho, Elwood •
9 -Clinton, Pickett (Draper)
10-,Sea:Lolth Carnegie
11 Clinton, I , Me35wan. (Miller)
Penalties-Seatonth one.
Third Period
12 --Clinton, H. McEwan (Draper)
13--Seaforth, Labute (Ellwood)
14 ,Seaforth, Powell
15 -Clinton, Draper (H; McEwan)
Penalties -None.
,Sooring points; Clinton •Colts, Mil-
ler, 4; Draper, 4; H. McEwan, 4;
Piolcett, 2; F. McEwan, 1; Bartlef((.,
1; Seaforth ,Beavers: Powell, 3; La-
bute, 3; Ellwood, 2; ;McFadden, Good -
row, Carnegie, one each.
C.C.'. Boys Win, Girls Lose
In Goderich Basketball
Lr doubleheader WOISSA basket-
ball games played' in Goderich Col-
legiate Institute Gymnasitun, Friday
last, Clinton Collegiale Institute
boys defeated their opponents 30-23.
C:C.I, girlslost their game by 33-19.
Line-ups:
Boys: CG:'L -C. Manly, (17); B.
Hanly, (2); B. Matthews, (8); E.
11 doll (6); V. P'ostill; D. Miller;.
Il. Miller; E. Miceli, (1);.F. Kirby;
L. Johnson, (2); 'G.C.I: R. Diggon,
(2); D. Scott, (5); J. Donnelly, (5);
K. Wilmot, (2); N. Wilson; D.
Holmes, (4); T. Palterd, (2); Le -
Mare; A, Duohannan, (3).
Girls: C.G.I.-4or'wards: J. Nediger,
(11); L. Middleton, (2); A. Jervis;
M. Colquhoun; J. Elliott, (6); guards,
C. Fing'land; J. Fines; I. Ohowen; J.
G.C.I.-forwards: G•C.forwards: D. Bradley,
(10); E. 1VLantin; M. Hall, (17),
Durnm; M. Bissett, (6); J. Scott;
guards: P. Church, K. Raymond, M.
Baxter, M. Freeth, M. Graham, M.
Laithwaite.
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HOCKEY RESULTS
'AND STANDINGS
OHA INTERMEDIATE "B"
Group No. 8
WLF A Pts
Stratford (A) . 4 0 29 8 8
Clinton Colts (B) 2 -1; 30 14 4
Seaforth (B) 1 3 26 27 2
Clinton R & 0;S. 0 3 7 43 0
Results in Past Week
Stratford Legion 8 -Clinton R&0S 2
Clinton Colts 8-Seaforth 7
Seaforth ,15 -Clinton R&CS 3
Stratford Legion 5 --Clinton Colts 2
Clinton R:Bv0.S. at Clinton Celts
Postponed
Games to Play
Jan.16--Clinton R. and C. S. at 'Sea -
forth
20 -Stratford at Clinton Colts
24--Seaforth vs. Stratford (at
Tavistock)
23 --Stratford at' ,Seaforth
24 -Clinton Colts vs. Clinton R.
and C. S. (Clinton Lions
Arena).
Stratford Legion 5-
Clinton Colts
S I (At Tavistock Jan. 14)
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28 oz. tin
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WOAA JUVENILE
Group No. 1
WLTFAA
Goderich „ 2 0 0 29 2
Clinton . . 1 0 2 1310
Exeter 0 2 1 10 21
Seaforth , . , 0 1 1 2 21
Results in Past Week
Goderich 19-Seaforth 0
Clinton 2 -Exeter 2
'Clinton 7 --Exeter 4 •
.Seaforth at Olinton-Postponed.
Games to Play
Jan.16-Exeter at Goderich
18--,Goderich at Seaforth
20-Seaforth at Exeter
22--Goderich at •Clinton
25 -Exeter at Seaforth
28 -Clinton at Goderich.
BOWLING
New Wearwell League
A, new girl's howling league has
been formed made up, of young ladies
frons Wearwell Hosiery. They bowl
on Thursday evenings. Last Thurs-
day evening Moolettes defeated 'Ser-
viettes 2,058-L917, live points to
two: Moolettes Muriel Mulholland,
511; Beta Garbett, 253; Phyllis Steep,
433; Maaie Ellwood, 263; Mary
Smith, 493; Serviettes: Helen' Fair -
service, 529; Betty .Steep.. 386; Ruth
Sharp, 445; E44ie Finley, 234; E'1-
eanor'Pepper, 323.
The same night,Olivettes,defeated
Musgrettes 2,072--1,770, winning
Seven points. Olivebtes: Jean Hat -
tin, 517; Emily Scruton, 511; Marg.
Carbett, 311; ''Mary Dodds, 358;
dummy, 375; NLusgrebtes: Lois Han-
ley, 361; Helen 33ishack, 251; Eidith
Musgrave, 403; dummy, 875; dunvmy,
375,
Jean rliattin made high single, 210,
Helen Fairservice getting high three
with 529.
Men's Bowling.
In the Men's Bowling League on
Monday night, Sluggers defeated
Up: -an Atoms 2,996--2,942, five points
to two. Sluggers: R. Hoggarth, 517;
B. Fulford, 563; I3. Weiss, 506; M.
Maguire, 408; F. Miller, 507; F. Mac-
Donald, 496; Up -an -Atoms: V. Hul-
ler, 575; B. Seeley, 517; D. Kay, 376,
L. Johnson, 574; dummy, 450
dummy, 450.
The same night, Lucky •Strikes
were victorious over Wildcats 3,513--
3,155, five points to two. Lucky
Strikes: H. Grealis, 491; F. Grealis,
439; F. Cook, 611; J. Cooper, 556;
L. Matthews, 716; B. White, 700;
Wildcats: Clarence Cooper, 651; Bob
Cook, 396; Ed. Steep, 463; Don Pick-
ard, 469; 'Mait. Falconer, 649; John
Cree, 538.
Business Girls' League
In the Business, ,Girls' Bowling
League on Tuesday night, Aikenbaeks
defated Connellscernels 2,38'7--1,948,
seven to zero. Aikenbacks: F. Aik-
en, 637; II, Dixon, 457; N. Tyndall,
482; M. Elliott, 436; handicap, 375;
Cbnnellseernels: L. Connell, 376; H.
Grealis, 393; IC, Middleton, 397; E.
Sutter, 351; B. Shepherd, 432.
The same night Colquhoimaballoons
won seven points by defeating F'iem-
linsgremlins 2,379--1,809. Colquhouns-
balloons: J. Colquhoun, 546; M. Sut-
ter, 547; B. Johnson, 439; R. Hess,
531; D. Tyndall, 316; Fremlinsgrem-
lins: H. Fr•emlin; 377; H, Taylor, 407;
handicap, 1,025.
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WOAA MIDGET
W L F A Pts
Exeter 2 1 9 .11
Goderich 1 0 9 0
Clinton 0 2 2 9
Results in Past Week
Exeter 4 -Clinton 1
Games to Play
Jan.16--Exeter at Goderich
22---Goderich at Clinton
28 -Clinton :at Goderich.
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Stratford Legion Team
Is Advanced To "A"
Stratford Legion were moved
up to Intermediate "A" in clas-
si4ication, but ,will continue to
play la their current group, made
up of Intermediate "B" teams,
according to a decision made at
'Vlonclay's meeting of the OI -IA
executive committee in Toronto.
Stratford must finish first in
the group in order to qualify for
the "A" playdow-ns; it is now in
that position. • Failing that, the
team, will be ott of competition
for the season,
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Seaforth Beavers 15-
Clinton ' R. and C. S. 3
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1947"V
,:.._,.--'•::mss+
alternates --Sanderson, Dyer, Howey
Cameron, Cavies, Me.Cranl;, Lorenz,
Corbett (sug-goal).-
Referee-rStan ,Sanith,• Stratford.
rirsb PCrind
1--rSeaforth, Mc3adden (Carnegie)
2-Seaforth, Carnegie( Cassidy)
3-Seafooth, Ellwood, (Powell)
4•--,Seaforth, Powell
5-Seaforth, Ellwood (Powell, La
'nate)'
6-Seaforth, MOFadden (,Oassidy)
Penalties--Olouthiei,: Wright.•
Second Period
8-aR, and: 0. i5';,. Lorenz:
9-,Seaforth, Labute (]011wogd)'
10-,Seaforth, Ellwood (Powell)
11-Seaforth, Labute (Ellwood)
Penalties-+Boussey 2, Wright.
(At Clinton Jan. 13)
SEAF'OfR3l3 BEAVERS: goal, Dol -
son ;lent defence, Boussey• right de-
fense, O'Shea; centre, McFadden;
right wing, Cassidy; left wing, Gar•
negie; alternates -Labute, Ellwood,
Powell, Wright.
CLINTON R. and C. S.: goal,
Lavigne; left defence, Evans; 'right
defence, Thompson; centre, •Clouthier;,
right wing, Elliott; Left wing, Nash:
Third' Period.
12--Sea£orth, Powell (Labute)
13-,Seaforth, Cass'tdt.(Carnegie)'
14-Seaforth, Carnegie (O'Shea)
15-•,S'eaforth, Labiate(Powe11)'
16-R. and C:S., Cloubhier (Cant
areal)
17--R, and C'.5.Clouthier (Elliott),
)
18-Seatorth, Labute (Wright)
Penalties -None.
,Scoring points: ,Seaforth Powell'
6, Ellwood 5, Labute 6, Carnegie 4, .
Cassidy 3, MGFadd'en 2, O'Shea 2, .
Wright 1; R, and 0. S.-Clouthier 2,
Lorenz 1, •C'ameron 1'; E17i6tt 1.
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Line-up:
,OLIiNTON COLTS - goal,, Bob
Miller; defence, B'autlif1, Neilans;
centre, Pickett; wings, Draper, H.
MoEwan; alternates - Colquhoun
Sclroenhals; F. 1Vle'Ewan, Duckworth,
Westbrooke, Ken Miller, Churchill
'STR;ATFORD LEGION -- goal,
Hesse; defence, Huras, Ayres; centre,
D. Gatsclaene; wings, Ducharme, Bur-
dett; alternates --LL. Gatschene, Roh-
fritsch, Nash, Macey, Matthias,
Yausie, McGee.
Referee -Honey' Kuntz, Waterloo.
First Period
1 -Stratford, Ducharme, 2.20.
2• -:Stratford, Ayres (McGee, Mat-
thies) 6.25.
3 -Stratford, Rohfritsch (Macey)
14.35.
Penalty-B'cho onhai s,
Second Period
4 -:Stratford, ,Macey (Nash, Rob-
e fritsch) 13.20.
5 -Stratford, Rohfritsch (Ayres,
Macey) 15.55.
Penalty Ayres•
Third Period
6 --Clanton, H. McJwan (Neilans),
1.10.
-Clinton,Duckworth (F. Mc -
Ewan) 6.26.
Penalties --Burdett Ducharme, IC.
Miller, 1lohfritsc.h Huras Bartliff,
Point scoring- 'Clinton-li. Mc-
Ewan, Duckworth, Neilans, F. Mc -
Ewan, one eaeh.
Clinton Juveniles 7 -
Exeter 4
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Don ,Miller and Prank' McDonald
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