Clinton News-Record, 1971-12-02, Page 6Members of the Clinton Colts gathered for a banquet at the,Hotel trophies by the town of Clinton. Here they are seen with the
Clinton Saturday night to celebrate their winning the Ontario OBA trophy.
Baseball Association Championship. They were presented with
-Clinton teams doing well in Intertown Bowling
Both Clinton teams are well
up in the standings in the Men's
Intertown League,
Goderich is on top of the
12-team group with 94 points
followed by St. Marys with 86;
Mike's Lanes, 84; Exeter No. 1,
74; Clinton Cloud Nine, 60;
Bowl-Mor, 56; Clinton Crown
Lanes, 47; Valiants, 45; Exeter
No. 2, 42; Mitchell, 42; Centre
Restaurant, 38 and Zurich, 25.
The high five last week was
rolled by A. Fraser with 1420.
Second was R. Dicky with 1382.
Neil Colquhoun scored a 248
single in Bill's Junior League
while Don MacDonald had the
high triple with 683. Team one
has 12 points while team two
has nine points.
Team four leads in Bill's
Men's League with 33 points
followed by team three with 25
and teams one and two with 20.
In Bill's Mixed League, Bill
Strong put together a 308 single
and a 775 triple for top men's
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Co, trot Huron Ifockey League busy
237 single and 425 double for
the boys.
Madelon Mclliwain led the
bowlers in the Bayfield league
last week with a 263 single and
710 triple while Jan Koene had a
224 single and Lloyd Huffman
had a 604 triple for the men.
The Alley Dusters lead the
League with 38 points followed
by Ding A Lings with 34,
Nobody's Business with 34 and
Misfits, 34,
Swingin' Six lead the way in
the Londesboro Ladies League
with 52 points followed by
Rolling Pins with 40, Dot's Dolls
with 38 and Ding Dong Bells,
38.
Audrey Thompson led the
ladies with a 295 single, while
Brenda Radford had a 724 triple
and Dorothy Carter had a 195
average. Most improved bowler
was Dorothy Carter with a plus
22.
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Divok played in goal the first
two periods and Dave Bird the
final. Clinton scorers were Gary
Tebbutt, Allan Taylor, Robert
Heard and John McMahon.
Robert Taylor' picked up two
assists.
• Squirt
houseleague
sees action
Dean McDonald played a
good hard game getting two
goals for the Canadians while
Wayne Tideswell helped up the
score by getting one, The only
goal scored for the Bruins was
by Grant Morgan, making the
final score 3.1 for the Canadians.
Jeff Colelough's fast skating
and hard slap shots helped him
again as he scored three goals for
the North Stars and Joe
McMahon scored one. The two
scorers for the Kings were Ian
Fleming and brother Jim
Fleming making it a 4-2 game
for the North Stars.
Peewees on winning streak
Shirley Hargreaves led the
ladies with a 234 single and 603
triple. Mel Graham and Tony
Vandendool had the top men's
single with 266 and Mel Graham
had the top triple of 749.
Keith Allen had a 288 single
and 739 triple in action in the
Londesboro men's league this
week, Cliff Saundercock had a
229 average and the most
improved bowler was .Tom
Duizer with a plus of 42.
Fords lead the league with 49
points followed by Dodges, 32;
Chevs, 32 and VWs, 27.
In the Crown Junior League
the Ballbreakers lead the way
with 32 points followed by
Sharpshooters, 29; Alley Cats,
25; Pete's Penguins, 24 and
Strikers, 24.
Bonnie Philips led the girls
with a 189 single and 356
double and Brad Atkinson had a
CLINTON 4 — MITCHELL 1
Clinton Pee Wees opened their
schedule on Tuesday, Nov, 23,
in Mitchell winning 4.1.
There were only three
penalties, all to Mitchell. Derek
CLINTON 6 — HENSALL 1
Clinton Pee Wees played the
second game of the schedule on
Nov. 25 and on their home ice
defeated Hensall 6-1. Clinton
drew three penalties and Hensall
four.
Peter Thompson had two
goals and one assist; Robert
Taylor, two goals; Robert Heard,
one goal and an assist; Rick Tye,
a goal and an assist; Bill Roy,
one goal; John McMahon, two
assists and John Hart, an assist.
CLINTON 5 — GODER ICH 1
Clinton travelled to Goderich
for an exhibition game on
Saturday night.
Goderich opened the scoring
at the three minute mark, but it
was Clinton from there on in,
Robert Heard was the big gun,
with one goal and three assists,
Single goals were scored by
Robert Taylor, Ray Wheeler,
John McMahon and Peter
Thompson. This was another
Clean, hard skating game with
only three penalties handed out,
one to Goderich and two to
Clinton.
HOUSE LEAGUE
BRUINS 5 — CANAD IE NS 1
The Canadiensl Paul Taylor
opened the scoring on an
unassisted goal, but from there
on, were stopped cold by Bruins
goalie Jim Moon.
When the Bruins started to
roll in the third period, everyone
got onto the scoreboard. Single
goals were scored by Randy,
Garrow, John McMahon, Bill
Roy, Robert Taylor and Craig
Miller. Steve Campbell had two
assists arid Andy Jamieson one.
RANGERS 4 LEAFS 1
The Rangers had only 10
players dressed to the Leafs 12,
but were ahead 4-0 when Rick
Taylor scored his team's only
goal. Pot the Rangers it was Paul
Wise with two goals and singles
to Pete Thompson and Tim Bird.
Rick Tye picked up two assists
0 and Ray Wheeler one.
On Saturday, Dec. 4, there
will be no house league games, as
the Pee Wee A's will be in New
York. Instead, the Pee Wee
team will play on their home ice,
taking on the Brussels All Star
Pee Wees, Mr. Morrison will
select a f3 team for the Saturday
game from those boys who are
out for the 'Thursday night
practice at 5:30.
If this trial game is popular, it
is hoped to arrange more games
for the Pee Wee teams. Jackets
Sifto Salt moved into a
position of solo control over
first place in the Central Huron
Hockey League this week as
they now hold a total of nine
points after four wins and one
loss as, well as a single tie game.
Building Centre and Bayfield
are tied for second place just one
point, back, each having
identical records of three wins,
two losses and two tie games,
The juveniles have won three,
tied three and lost none for six
points and tie with DRMCO who
have six points as well with three
wins and four losses but no tie
games, Hohnesville is in the
cellar with one win, five losses
and one tie.
Action opened as usual on
Tuesday evening' in Clinton this
time the game saw the Juveniles
down Holmesville 5-2. The first
period ended scoreless but early
in the second frame the
Juveniles took quick and
undisputed control scoring four
goals. Stu Asher scored from
Bruce Stoll and Dave Graff at
1:23, Graf scored from Allan
Shelton at 5:08, Asher scored
his second goal of the game
unassisted at 8:21 and Stoll
wrapped it up for the Juveniles
at 12:02 with the assist going to
,Wayne Ladd.
Asher completed a hat trick at
the 13 second mark of the third
frame with Dave Graf assisting.
Holmesville seemed to rally in
that final frame getting on the
scoreboard twice as Bill
Hoggarth connected from Mel
Homer on two occasions but it
wasn't enough. Hoggarth scored
at 8:11 and 13:48.
On Wednesday night in
Goderich Sifto Salt exploded for
a 10 goal scoring spree as they
dumped Bayfield 10-4. Bayfield
managed to take the lead for a
short time early in the game
when Joe Livermore scored from
Gord Fisher at 4:30.
Sifto Salt open up for three
markers, however, as Tom
Crawford scored from Ken Daer
at 8:34, Daer scored unassisted
at 13:35 and Wane Fisher
connected on a play set up by
Jim McAstocker and George
Collinson at 14:16. Bayfield
ended the scoring of the first
period on a goal at 14:24% by
Livermore from Fisher.
Sifto began to show definite
control of the game in the
second period as they scored
three opening goals. Daer sunk
1.IY BERT CLIFFORD
Ron Graham's fifth goal of
the season capped a win for the
Clinton Mustangs over Lambeth
Flyers and gave them a tie for
first place in the OHA Western
Junior D league.
The game was almost exactly
a repeat of the last meeting of
the two teams only this time
C i nTt eoann shemeoarteeds tBill i sn nt
Stirling and
Stu Mustard put Graham in the
clear for the winning goal.
Stirling set up both goals and
now has eight assists for the
season. His first setup was a
power-play goal at 6:46 of the
third when Lambeth were
playing three men to ClintorN
four, Stu Mustard scored the
goal.
The goal came less than a
minute after Lambeth actually
outshot the locals 8.7 in the first
and 11.9 in the second.
Midway through the second,
One from Wayne Draper at 9:14,
McAstocker from Crawford at
8:49 and Crawford from
MeAstocker at 9:01, Livermore
completed a hat trick as he
scored unassisted for Bayfield at
12:52,
Wayne Draper came on strong
for Sifto in the final period as he
opened the scoring at 4:16 from
Tim O'Brien and Crawford and
then dumped in another from
Crawford at 4:27, Cord Fisher
split up the rush for Bayfield at
5:58 as he scored with an assist
going to George Gould but
Draper came back for another
one at 10:23 this time with no
assistance. McAstocker
completed a strong game at
17:58 as he scored from Daer.
The opening game of Sunday
evening's double header at the
Goderich Arena saw DRMCO
edge the Juveniles, 4.3.
Jim Parrish scored unassisted
to put DRMCO in the lead at
4:01 of the first period and the
score remained at 1-0 until 3:58
of the second frame when
Harold Leddy put DRMCO
another point up as Parrish
assisted. Sam Meriam connected
from Al Shelton at 6:00 and
Bruce Stoll from Stu Asher at
12:15 to tie the game up for the
Juveniles.
The Juveniles then took the
lead at 2:27 of the final period
as Stoll scored again this time
from Graf, DRMCO took over,
however, and tied going on to
win on carbon copy plays by Del
Bedard from Harold Leddy at
5:50 and 17:28.
The second game of the
evening was close as well this
time Bayfield and Building
Centre played to a 3-3 deadlock.
The first period ended
scoreless but Jim McLeod
opened the second frame
quickly putting Building Centre
in the lead at the 37 second
mark as Jim Harrison assisted.
Joe Livermore tied it' up for
Bayfield from Gord Fisher at
5:04 and Building Centre took
the lead again at 7:42 when Bob
Dick connected on a play set up
by Rick Sowerby and Dennis
Lassaline. Bayfield tied the game
at 8:02 again when Livermore
scored his second goal with no
help.
Rick Sowerby put Building
Centre out front when he scored
assisted by Dick at 8:14 but Bill
Wedlock, scored for Bayfield at
11:26 from Wayne Doak and
German stopped Steele on a
breakaway and from then on the
defence allowed only long shots.
In the third period the game was
at a tremendous speed and gave
the crowd a look at how good
Junior hockey can be.
The size of the home crowds
are disappointing and the team
management are looking forward
to a big turnout this year as the
team battles to stay in first
place. The game proved another
change for the Mustangs when
for the first time in 10 games,
they outscored their opposition
in the third,
Clinton picked up five
penalties to 12 by Lambeth.
Clinton has a chance to move
out in front Tuesday night
against Tavistock. Friday,
Mitchell makes their final visit to
Clinton. In the two previous
games, each team has won a
game.
Dave Wilkinson to tie it up for
the last time,
This Sunday the schedule
shows action in 00040 as
Bayfielti plays the Juveniles at
7:09 p,m, and Sifto takes on
DRMCO at 9:00 p.m, On
Tuesday Holmesville plays
DRMCO in Clinton with game
time set for 8:30 p,m. Back in
Goderich on Wednesday Sifto
will play Building Centre at 8;30
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honours. Edith Falconer had a
212 single and Marie MacAulay
had a 726 triple.
Team three leads the way
with 37 points followed by team
four with 31, team two with 28
and team one with 16.
Choke-ups continue to lead
the IOOF and Rebekahs league
with 37 points followed by
Margie's Muttons, 34; Spark
Plugs, 32; Cheerful Charlies, 30;
Bill's Blisters, 25; Sunken Six,
23; Bill's Bunyans, 22 and Hot
Shots, 21.
Verna Gibbings had a 305
single and put together a 683
triple. Gerry Harris had a 200
average. Ken Harris led the men
with a 270 single while Doug
Jones had a 717 triple and Ward
Hodgins had a 220 average.
The Unknowns are on top of
the Crown Teen League with 42
points followed by Bob's Gang,
40; Fuddle- Duddles 35; Charlie
Brown's Team, 33 and Heople's
People, 30.
Marg O'Brien led the girls
with a 271 single and Elle
Wammes had a 586 triple. Bob
Atkinson led the boys with a
254 single and Bill Collins had a
674 triple.
Peacocks are out on top of
the Clinton-Blyth ladies league
with 54 points followed by Whiz
Kids with 50; Five Belles, 46;
Alley Cats, 44; Fuddle Duddles,
43; Petunias, 42, Lucky Strikes,
41 and Hillbillies, 40.
Sue Murray had the best
single of 263 while Mert Elliott
had the best triple of 657.
Tuckersmith Mixed League
sees Isabel's Indians on top with
42 points followed by Ann's
Angels with 32; Ruby's Rebels
with 26; Anna's Arrows, 24;
Betty's Bullets, 22 and Jo-Ann's
Jets, 22.
Mustangs contihue
in tie for top