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• Londesboro Drops Third
Of Series to Gorrte 8-5
Otaff Reporter)
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Walter Taras' Londesboro British -
Americans went out of WOAA Inter-
media,te hockey competition in Wing -
ham Arena Wednesclay evening, the
fighting Way. 1
Clblefly outlucked by the Winners,
• they 'dropped the third and deciding
match of their play-offs series with
Gerrie Red Wings 8-5, each having
won 'one game peeviously. Gerrie
• row meets Allenford in the •next
round.
More titan 1,200 earls packed them-
selves into the beautiful Wingham
ice palace to see the final battle of a
hard-fought aeries. They were not
disaPPointed in, the quality of the
hockey nor the fighting spirit shown
by the gladiators. Everyone had a
good thne.
Naturally, it is to be regretted that
Londesboro was not the lucky team to
stay in the championship hunt. But
the Hullett boys and their supporters
have no reason to feel ashamed of
their efforts. They might easily have
been crowned with victory over the
fast -stepping Goerieltes. It is a gaeat
credit to the Londesboro community
to have iced. smelt a grand teem.
The winners always were in the
lead, being ahead 2-1 at the end of
the first period and 4-3 at the end
of the second.
The only aedident was when Dave
Nielson, Gerrie star; was hurt in the
third stanza when he ran into a Lon-
desboro player's stick. He did not
return before the end of the match.
Both tearns.were well balanced and
well matched. If there was any mar-
gin, it was in goal, the balance being
in favor of the Red Wings. Defensiv-
ely, too, the winners possibly had a
slight edge.
But on the attack and in play..
making, the Londesboro lads were
eight in there with the best of them
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cclarag ZVINgu.. Clinton Lions Bantams Seaforth 5 --Clinton 4
• TEAM BY 46-29
With their traditional skill. the
IY'S e 7
their 6redik, this time winning the
first game in the WOSISA basketball
play-offs. The two top teams met
in the 001 gymn, Monday, the game
resulting in Clinton defeating Mitchell
High School 46-29.
COI. boys will play their next
play-off game with Mitchell in the
near future.
Line-ups: OCI.: C. Hanly, 18; B.
Matthews, 15; K. Tyndall, 2; B.
Handy, 5; T. Mustard; L. Johnson:
P. Kirbyl; D. Miller; K. Arkell, 2;
R. Miller, 4; MMICHELL: Diegel, 9;
Smith, 5; Walters, 6; 'Snelling; Cole;
McNaught, 2; Linton, 4; Yundt, 3;
Carroll; Jefferson.
Menilbers of the Mitchell team are
generally elder than Clinton, most of
them •having served in the armed
forces.
GORRIE-goal, King; defence, 13.
Parrish, Irwin; centre. Nielson;
wings, Heibin, K. Underwood; alter.
nates -- J. Underwood, Harrison,
Townsend, Zimmerman, Johnson.
•LONDESBOROL-goal, Sundercock;
defence, Don •Snell, Ben Riley; centre,
Jack Lee; wings. Jack ,Snell, Allan
Shaddiela alternates -Freeman Ten-
ney, Miller, Carter, Radford, Brolly -
ton, Jack Tamblyn.
Officials -Bill Young and Ted Eng-
Wingham.
SUMMARY
First Period
1-Gorrie, Heibein, 4.20.
2-Gorrie, Townsend, 7.13.
3-Londesboro, Miller (Tenney).
7.35.
Penalties --J. Underwood, Irwin.
Second Period
4-Gorrie, Neilson, 7.40.
6-Gorrie, Heibein (Underwood),
8.20.
6-Londesboro, Riley, 10.55.
1-Londesboro, Sliaddicic, 15.27.
Penalties--Shaddick, Neilson.
Third Period
8-Gorrie, Heibein, 3.33.,
9-Londesdoro, J. Snell, (Tummy),
6.18.
10-.Gorrie, Johnson (Heibein) 9.44.
11-Goerie, Harrison, 10.27:
12-Londesboro, Shaddick (Lee),
17,55.
13--Gorrie, Johnson, 19.22.
Penalties -Irwin, Miller, Harrison.
(By Glen Carter)
In, a hard fought game played in
Wingham arena 'Monday night, Lend.
caber°, with their backs to the wall
and facing, elimination, battled their
way to a 5-4 victory' over the Gorrie
Intermediates.
Gerrie won the first game 6-5, so
the final game was played in Wing -
ham Arena on Wednesday, March 12
Gerrie emerging victorious 8-5 'Gerrie
will play off with Allenford in a best
two of three series commencing in
Winglurin Friday, IVIareli 14, if ice is
avail a•bl e.
The first period started very fast
with hard checking, Gerrie drawing
first blood on a goal by Hiebien
Londesboro then turned on the heat
and et the end of ,the peeled had the
score well in hand, Lee rapping in
two goals and Millar and Carter gett-
ing one apiece to end the period with
the score Londesboro 4 Gorrie 1.
Brompton drew a 'penalty for tripp-
ing in this period.
In the second period it was Gerrie
that turned on the heat. K. Limier -
wood and Hiebien flashing the red
light, 'However Millar and Tenney
combined to score what proved to be
the winning goal and the period end-
ed 5.3.
In the 3rd period Londesboro seem-
ed content to protect their lead while
Gerrie were out to tie it up. Nielson
scored an unassisted goal to make the
gore 5-4, but thet was as close as
they got,
Sundereock, Londesboro's goalie
received a bad mit on the chin When
he put his head in front of a herd
shot. Atter being patched up he con-
tinued to play a sparkling game in
the net. When the game Entailed
his face and sweater were red -with
:blood. It must have taken real cour-
age to stay M there, so here's to Cliff
The rest of the Londesboro lads
also -played fine games making the
task of picking gars impossible, For
Gerrie, their front line of Neilson,
Thebien and Ken Underwood looked
good while King played his usual
steady game in the goal.
GORRIE-goal, King; defence. Ir-
win, J. Panish; centre., Nielson;
wings, Hiebien and K. Underwood;
alternates--johnson, Harrison, Town-
send, Zimmerman, 13. Parrish, J. 11n-
derwood.
LONDESBORO-goal, Sundercock;
defence, 'D. .Snell. Brompton; centre.
Lee; Wings, J. 'Snell and 'Shaddick;
alternates-Tunney, Millar, Carter,
RAadford, 'Riley.
First Period
1-Gorrie, Hiebien (Nielson).
2-Londesboro, Lee.
3-Londesibore, Carter.
4-Londesboro. Millar (Carter).
5-Londesboro, Lee (J. Snell),
Penal tie s-Bro ntp ton.
Second Period'
6-Londesboro, Millar (Tunnee).
7-Gorrie, K. Underwood (Nielson).
a -Gerrie, Hiebien (Nielson).
Penalties -Brompton 2, Harrison.
Third Period
9--Gorrie, Nielson.
Penalties. -none.
Referee --Bill Young; linesman
-
Ted English, both of Wingham.
Seaforth 7—Clinton 5
(At Clinton March 8)
Line-up:
SEA_PORTH - goal, Pelson; de-
fence, Goodrow, O'Shea; centre
Powell; wings, Labute, Ellwood; al-
ternates - Boessey, McFadden, Cas-
sidy, Carnegie, Palmer, Wright.
CLINTON- goal, Stade ; defence
Bartliff, Neilans; centre, Pickett;
wings, H. MeDwan, Deaner; alter-
nates - F. MeEwan, Westbrooke,
Duckwortb. Colgulerun, Schoenhais, K.
MilIer,'Cameron.
Referee - "Mickey" McQuade
Stratford; linesman - Stan Smith
Stratford.
SUMMARY
First Period
1-eSeaforth, Labute (Ellwood), .45.
2-iSeaforth, Eat:wood (Powell) 2,20.
3 -Clinton, Draper bitiekett), 13.12.
Penalty --Pickett.
Second Period
4-4Seaaorth, Cassidy, 2.86.
5 -Clinton, Draper (H. aleZwan).
6.32.
6-Seafoeth, Powell, 11.35.
7-Searforth, Labute, 15.05.
8 -Clinton, afeEkvan (Pickett),
15.25.
9 -Clinton. Ducloworth (Neilansl,
15.55.
10-eSeaforth, Labute (Powell),
18.46.
Bartliff, 19.47,
peaaletee_Neilens, CASA &it,
Third Period
12-Seaforth, Labute, 8.03.
Penalty-eBartliff,
Second' Period
4--Seaforth, Careegie (Classidy)..
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Edged in WOAA Final 5- "
(By Staff Reporter)
Atter 'putting up a valiant struggle
and coming within an ace of tying
the ,score in the dying seconds,
OLin-
ton Lions Bantams aost, the WOIAA
13'antam elhampionshiP Lualtnew
Bantam ,Sep'oys when they were edged
5-4 in a suddenedeata titular game
in Wingharn Arena Wednesday even-
ing.
The Lueknow kid e now represent
the WOAA in the °MBA plarydowns
in a series with 'Chatswerth.- Other
teams left are 'Oran,o, Sundridge,
Fergus, and Port Dalhousie:,
The Clinton youngsters previously
had eliminated Goderieh in.' a two
game series, and then Brussels, in a
9-1 sudden -death decision at Bressele
Monday evening. Lucknow had beat-
en Listowel 16-2 'Saturday afternoon
at Winglharn, and prior to that, Wing
ham 'and Walkerton.
Luclnitow 5 -Clinton 4
The fans who followed the local
Bantams to Winghant were well re-
warded with a tidy little game of
hockey that might easily have result-
ed the other way. In fact, if there
had been a few minutes more of
play, it certainly would have been A
Clinton. victory and a championship,
for 'C'am Malthy got on the rampage
in the dying moments and banged in
three goals in as many minutes. •
Fowler put Clinton ahead in a little
more than two minutes, and the locals
had the better of the play. However,
Morley Chin, the Sepoys' defence star,
evened it up three-quarters of the
way through the stanza en a blazing
shot from left.
Lueknow badly outplayed the Clin-
ton kids. in the second period, and
ran the count up to 3-1. Doug Bart-
liff's charges just couldn't get going,
In the third period, however, after
allowing young Chin to tally a couple
for Lueknow 'aria increase the ,bally to
5-1, the Clinton youngsters started to
travel. In no time at all, Cam Maltby
sifted down the ice and banged in
nee goals to put theelocals within
tied very hard, they could not dent
the twine for the fifth and tying goal,
and Lucknow walked off the ice
ehampions.
Line-up:
CLINTON - Goal, Bill Nediger;
defence. Cara 1VIaltlay, Dave Tighe;
centre, Alvin Fowler; wings, TorrunY
Lloyd,oakesDColanreg::tlay; alternates -
Ward, Gibbings, Ron Carter, 1Wileon•
LUOICNOW -- goal, Whitbir; de-
fence, Chin, Gibson; centre, levine;
wings, Johnston, Stewart; alternates
- Ross, Thompson, Anderson, H.
Howald, Barkwell, Murdoch, Hodgins;
J. Howald.
Referee -Ted .English, Wingham.
First Period
1-01inton, Fowler, 2.20.
2--Ltreknow, Chin, 15.40,
Penalties -none,
Second Period
S-Luelmow, Irvine, 5.30,
4-Lucknow, Barkwell, 19.30.
Penalties -none,
Third Period
5--Lucknow, Ohin, 4.20.
6-Lucknow, Chin. 13.10
7 -Clinton, Cam Maltby, 15.12.
8 -Clinton, Cam ,Maltby, 1820.
9 -Clinton, Care MaltbY, 19.10.
Penalty--Cbin.
*
Clinton 9-Brusscls 1
Clinton Lions Bantams had little
dbaefiniegul9lin disposing of Brussels in
a sudden -death semi-final match at
Brussels aVlohday evening, the count
The Brussels goalie stopped plenty
01 rubber, but Bill Nediger, in the
Clinton goal, had an easy time of it.
Dr. George S. Elliott, Clinton,
refereed.
Firat Period
1 -Clinton, Care Malthea
2 -Clinton, Fowler.
3-01inton, Don Ward.
Penalties -none,
Second Period
4 -Clinton. Fowler.
5-Clieton, Don Ward.
6 -Clinton, Cam 1VIaltba.
hailing distance, But, although they 7 -Clinton, Fowler.
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CL.T3NtON--goal, Stade; defence,
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lVIelalwan; Wings, Weetbrooke, Duck-
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15, MeEwan, 13artliff, Neilans, K.
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2-Seaforth, Labute (Powell). 8.10.
3-Seaforth, Cesekly (Carnegie),
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8 -Clinton, Clare 1VIaltby.
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Third Period
9.--iBressels, Terry (Robb)•
10-Clint,on, Fowler.
Pertalties-none.
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broke), 9.00.
6--Seaforth, 1VIeFadden, 12.30.
Penalties -none.
Third Period'
7 --Clinton, McF)wan (Went-
brooke), 4.10.
8 -Clinton. Bartliff, 51.00.
9-Seatforth, Carnegie (Cassidy,
McFadden). 10.15.
Penalty -Pickett
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