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1HURSDIArY,. JANUARY ; 30,
Colts. Absorb 7-3 Beating
Face Seaforth Here F • ` la
• (By Staff Reporter).
Players and management of Clin-
ton Colts, this town's entry in the
OB1A Intermediate "B" series, are
praying for cold weather and hard
ice for Friday evening's set-to with
Seaforth Beavers right here in Clin-
tonto 'ons a.
In As n
The reason is that the Seaforth
lads—dreg pardon, thee boys represent-
ing Seaforth—gave the Colts a 7-3
licking on soft, gooey ice at Sea-
forth Tuesday evening, but the locals
feel they can turn the tide on a
harder .surface. Time will tell, but
your observer is confident of the
result,
The Colts really pranced around the
ice during the first ten minutes of
play, and had tallied two picture
. goals before the halfway mark, one
by "Timmer" McFwan from Danny
.Colquhoun, and the other by Doug
Eartliff from Ken Pickett. But then
things commenced to happen. and the
busy Beavers banged in six straight
without reply, foam in the first period
and two..in the second. Each team
tallied once in the third stanza.
A. shifty chap by the name of
Carnegie, said to hail from Stratford,
and also said to be minus a playing
certificate, was one of the main cogs
in the Seaforth win, while our own
boys, "Izzy" Powell and Frank Ell-
wood, also had quite a bit to do with
Beavers' success. Their defence was
pretty hard to heat at times, and
Dolson looked pretty- good in the nets,
especially in the final period when he
was pushed hard.
On the other hand, after a fort-
night's ]ay -off, it did npt seem to be
in the cards for the Colts to shine.
But even at that, the score hardly
represented the play, although this
writer certainly will: admit that the
better team on the night's ,play took
the decision. Offensively, the Colts
looked good at time, with a rush and
a zip that did them credit, but de-
fensively, they were caught cold on
several occasions. Good defensive
play wins many a hockey match.
Actually, Seaforth scoredonly six
goals, the fifth one going into the
not' off Stade's stick when Bartliff
was attempting to clear. That was
just a bit of tough luck,
The officiating was first class.
Gordon "Rooster" Muir, •Seaforth
hometowner, dog' a nice joband
in'
keeping things well in hand. He is
billed for the Friday match here.
The only sera)) was in the closing
minutes of the game when "Bud"
Schoenhals and Labute tangled, both
going of for five minutes.
Line-up;
.OLLNTON COLTS: (with numbers)
goal, Stade; defence, Colquhoun.(3),
Schoenhals (4); centre, Frank Mc-
Erwaie (11); -wings, Westbrooke (9),
Duckworth (10); alternates --Pickett
(7), Draper (6). Harry leleEwan (8),
Milder (15), Bartliff. (2), Neilans (5),
Andrews (14).
SI A7FQKTH BEAV'E&S; (with
numbers) — goal, Dolson; defence,
Goodrow (2), Bonssey (3); centre,
McFadden (11); wings, Cassidy (9),
Carnegie (10); alternates — Powell
(12), Labute (6), Ellwood (14),
Martin (7), O'Shea (5), Wright (8).
Referee --Gordon Muir, Seaforth.
First Period
1—Clinton, F. McEiwan (Colqu-
houn) 1.50.
2 --Clinton, Bartliff (Pickett)- 5.10.
3—,Seaforth, Powell (Carnegie) 9.30
4—iSeaforth, Powell (Labute) 16.35
6—Seaforth, Carnegie, 19.15.
Penalties -Martin, Powell.
Second Period
7—Seaforth, McFadden,' 5.20
8-L,S'eaforth, Goodrow (Labute)
9.25,
Penalties—Schoenhals, McFadden,
Powell. Goodrow.
Third Period
9—Clinton, Westbrook (Duck-
worth) 3.05
10—Seaforth, Powell (Goodrow,
Labute) 5.10.
Penalties — Schoenhals (major),
Labute (major), Ellwood.
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011A INTERMEDIATE ".13"
Group No. 8
WLF A Pts
Stratford (A), .. 5 0 37 14 10
Seaforth (1B) . . 3 4 46 43 6
Clinton Colts (B) 2 2 33 21 4
Clinton R & OS. 0 4 12 50 0
Results in Past Week
Stratford 8—Seaforth 5
Seaforth 7—.01inton Colts 3
Postponed, soft ice—Clinton Colts
vs. R. and C� r It andv . '
R n S C.S.S s Strat-
fordat Tavistock); Stratford a cIc); Strtit rel vs. R.
and C.S. (at Clinton).
Gaines to Play
Jan. 31—Seaforth at Clinton Colts
Feb. 4—Clinton 'Celts vs. Stratford
(at Tavistock)
4—Clinton R. and G. S. at Sea -
forth
6 --Clinton Colts at Seaforth
7—Stratford vs. Clinton If. and
C.S.1(at Clinton)
10—Stratford at Clinton Celts
WOAA JUVENILE
Group No. 1
WLTFAA P
Goderich , . 5 0 0 66 11 10
Clinton , . . 1 2 2 18 31 4
Seaforth .... 0 1 1 2 21 1
Exete, , . 0 3 1 14 37 1
ll'Results.in Past Week
Goderich 10—Clinton 1
WOAA MIDGET
Group No. 1
WLFAPts.
Goderich 5 0 40 3 10
Exeter 2 3 10 23 4
Clinton 1 5 7 31 2
Results in Past Week
Goderich 7—Clinton 2
OHA JUNIOR "C"
Results in Past Week
Goderich 10--(linton R. and C.S. 2
Goderich 4 ---Listowel 2.
BOWLING
ON THE ALLEYS
Business Girls' League
In the Business Girls' Bowling
League on Tuesday evening, scores
were: AIKENBACXS: R. Potter,
298; H. Dixon, 340; E. Miller, 398;
M. Elliott, 473; N. Tyndall, 513;
COLQUHCIJS4SBALLQONS: Betty
Johnson, 452; handicap, 1,500; CON-
NELLSOERNELS: F. Jervis, 408;
H. Grealis, 449; K. Middleton, 360;
E. 'Sutter, 446; B. Shepherd, 486;
FIREMLINiSGREMLFNS: H. Fe'em-
lin, 565; K. McGill, 352; H. Taylor,
607; V. Freeman, 395; M. Hudie, 334.
W L T TS P
Aikenbacks . . 26 18 1 9 62
Connellscernels , . . 22 22 0 7 51
Colquhounsballoons . 22 20 1 6 51
Fremlinsgremlins .19 26 0 8 46
'Next week,` C'olmehounsbalioons and
Fremlinsgremlins bowl at 7.15, while
A.ikenbacks and •Connelscerneis bowl
at 9 pan.
* * *
Wearwell Girls' League
In the Wearwell Girls' Bowling
League on Thursday night, Olivettes
defeated Serviettes 2,212--2,143, five
points to two. OLLVETTE'S: 0. Car-
ter, 238; M. Dodds, 353; J..Hattin,
374; E. )Scruton, 479; M. Carbert,
415; SERVIETTES: H. Fairservice,
615; B. Steep, 350; D. Finley, 360;
I). Moore, 443; dummy, 375.
The same night. Moolettes defeated
Musga'ettes 2,913--1,980, winning
seven points. MOOLETTES: M.
Mulholland, 420; P. Steep, 445; M.
Smith, 534; R. Carbert, 419; dummy,
375; MUSGIRiETTES: E. Musgrave,
446; H. Bisbaek, 356; M, Carter, 328;
dummy, 750.
s * *
Men's Bowling League
In the Men's Bowling League on
Monday night, Sluggers defeated the
up -an -Atones by 3,666--3,073, winning
seven points. SLUGGERS:
ford, 602; F. MacDonald, 771; M.
Maguire, 603; P. Miller, 622; H.
Weiss, 543; C. J. Livermore, 525;
UP -IAN -ATOMS: V. Huller, 621; L,
Johnson, 620; B. Morgan, 528; B.
Miller, 446; G, Elliott, 428; dummy.
450.
The same night, Lucky; Strikes de-
feated Wildcats by 3,606.-3,330..for
seven points. LUCKY STRIKEES:
F. Grealis, 530; B. Harris, 648; F.
Cook, 696; L. Matthews, 632; B.
White, 774;. dummy, 450; WILD-
CATS: Clarence Cooper. 585; Bob
Cook, 525; Mait Falconer, 641; John
Cree, 611; Don Pickard, 449; Ed.
.Stee,P, 519,
Juveniles and Midgets
Drop Games at Goderich
Clinton Tions Juveniles and :Mid-
gets were defeated in a W O A A
hockey doubleheader at Goderich
Tuesday evening, the Juveniles los-
ing by 10-1 and the Midgets by 7-2.
In the Juvenile tilt, the Goderieh
starry line of Don and Harold War-
ren and Bill Newcombe paced the
winners' attack, Don Warren getting
three goals, and Harold and New-
combe two each, while Moore snatch-
ed two and Beacom one.
McDonald came through with Clin-
ton's lone counter.
In the Midget battle, Armstrong
and Maltby, were scorers for Clinton,
whale" Smith, with three, and Mer-
riam, Willis, Freeth and Holmes with
one eaeh, tallied for Goderich.
In a Midget game at Goderich
Frday evening last, Goderich won by
6 to 1.
R. and C.S. Juniors Lose
Match at Goderich 10.2
Clinton R. and S.' School went
down to defeat before Goderich Fly-
ers in an OITA Junior "C" match at
Goderich Fniday evening last by 1.0.2.
Goal -getters :far the Flyers were
Doig with four, Bisset with three,
linter, two and Ainslie, one; for
R. and C. S., Dunrfoed and 'Snaith.
Eight penalties were handed out
during the game, Goalkeeper Hay did
an outstanding ;jcrb of netminding far
the Clinton team with 'rubber being
peppered at hinr till through the
game.
Luzon Flyers •-- Ginn, Westlake,
Ainslie, Doig, Hayter, Bisset ;Mein,
Fisher, Allen B J. MacDonald, Boyce,
Murray.
Clinton it, and C yeheoy, -.lToy,
Larson, tPhornoycro tt, Dobber Chien,
Smalo, Gill, Duparis, Longmun, Orr,
Siguardson :Smith, Martina
Referees: Riggon and Fa -aflame,
•
CCI BOYS' CAGE
TEAM UNDEFEATED
IN WOSSA SERIES
(y Jean Elliott)
Both 0011 basketball teams chalked
up two victories here, Jan, 27, over
Goderich.
,CCI boys, undefeated as yet in
W OES'A games, won with a count of
34-20. "Chuck" Hanly led the team
with 14 points.
CCI girls fought it to a finish
malting a score of 24.15.
Lurch and dance followed the
games.
Line-ups (with points scored):
CC/ BOYIS--C, Hanly (14). B.
Matthews w(8),'
K. Tyndall 3 B.
Y (),
Hanly (2), VPostill, T. Mustard,
L. Johnson (2), F. Kirby (1), D.
Miller, K, Arkell (2), R. Miller (2),
total -34.
GO!DDRICH. BOYS — B. Diggon
(2), D. Scott (111), J. Donnelly (6),
A, Buchannan (1), N. Wilson, E.
Holmes, D. Holmes, K. Wilmot, B.
LeMaia'e, L. Baker. total -20.
CCI GIRLS --M. Colguhoun (11),
L. Midleton (9), J. Nediger (2), A.
Jervis (2). J. 'Whitfield, J. Elliott,
guards.—A. L. Thompson, D. Arm-
strong, L. Doherty, I. Chowen, K.
F'ingland, J, Garon, total --24.
G0iDERI0I-I GIRLS—forwards--D
Bradley, E. Martin, J. Scott, It 'Dur-
nin. N. Bissett (10), M. Wall (5);
guards—P. Church, M. Graham, N.
Freeth, M. Baxter, R. Reid, N.
Lait'hwaite, total -15.
Divide With Mitchell HS:
The third WOiSISIA basketball game
resulted in one victory and one de-
feat for 002. The games played
against Mitchell Nigh School were
held in the CCI gyri, Friday, Jan,
24. Final scores were: Boys 28-13;
Girls 34-27.
001 BOYS - C. Handy (8). B.
Matthews (3), K. Tyndall, B. Hanly
(7), V. Postill, T. Mustard, L. John-
son (2), F. tliirby, D. Miller, A. Ar-
kell (2), R. 'Miller (6), total -28.
MITOH:ET,L BOYS'—Ard (4), Cole,
Diegel (3), Walters (1), Smith (5).
Ynndt, Haggerty, Jefferson, Linton,
M:Naug'ht, Edmunds, total -13.
CCL GIRLS--eforwards—M. C'olqu-
houn (6), L. Middleton (14), J.
Nediger (5), A. Jervis (2), J. Whit-
field, J. Ellett; guards — A. L.
Thompson, D. Armstrong, L. Doherty,
I. Chowen, J. Fines, J. Garon, total
—27,
'MITC'HELL GEISLS—forwards—H.
Walker (18), J. Simpson. D. Norris
(2), Y. Baillie (4), 53. Paris (10);
guards --:R- Jefferson, J. McCarthy,
R. Pollex, J. Bernie, total -34.
Public School Boys
Active in Hockey League
A new hoekey league has been
formed at 'Clinton Public -School
where teams have been picked from
the various boys attending the school
This league is under the direction
of Lyle McKee. The games are be-
ing played
e-ing'played every Monday and 'Thurs-
day afternoon after school, providing
there is ice.
Clare Maltby's Rangers defeated
Don Epps' Red Hawks • by 8-2 last
Thnrsday. Hugh R. Hawkins 'was
referee.
Lineups: Clare Maltby's RANG-
ERS: goal, Ron Carter; defense„
Bob Fines and KenTaylor;
een
tre
Dave Tighe- left wing, Clare
Maltby; right' wing, Tommy Lloyd;
subs Jack . Fraser and Tommy
Colquhomi, Don Epps' .11+E1J I'LAWKS:
goal, Harris Oakes; .defense, Don
Epps, Bill Shearing; centre, Murray
Maltby; left wing, Gerald Hohnes;
right wing, John Hartley; sub —
Jackie Carter.
Goal getters were: Clare Maltby's
Rangers: Dave Tighe, 3; Clare
Maltby,,,2; Toinniy Lloyd, 2; Jacek
Fraser, 1. Don Epps' Red Hawks:
Murray Maltby, 1; Gerald Holmes, 1.
Hensall Squeezes Out
8-7 Victory Over Lucan
Hensall managed to eke out a 8-7
victory over Lucan in the first game
of a Cyclone Hockey League double-
header at Exeter Thursday night,
but they had' to go at top speed all
the way.
Although his squad was on the los-
ing end of things, Paul Hardy was
the best man on the ice as he ran-
ted home four goals. le. Revington
counted twice for Luean while Mc-
Roberts notched one. Kozaehok and
Messenger each potted two for. the
winners while' Little, Chipchase,
Kennedy and Stephen all came
through with singletons.
LUCAN Goal, Lucas; defense,
Hindmarsh and Daynes; centre, F.
Revington; wings, Stretton and Chis-
hohn; subs., Hearn, McRoberts.
Hodgins and Paul Hardy.
HIEN1SALL—Goal, Miekle; defense,
•Chipchase and Consitt; centre, Koza-
ehok; wings, Nicholson and Moir;
subs, Little, Kennedy, Messenger,
Dueklow, Stephen.
0
WINGRAM MAN DIES
WINGHAM—Resident of Winghan,
for the past 14 years. Haigh A. Bell,
82, died Friday after a Iengthly ill-
ness.
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