Clinton News-Record, 1970-07-30, Page 24The Midgets had an 11-1 record
for the season in league play
losing only one close one to
Dashwood.
Smokey Says:
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SWIMMING
HIKING
FISHING c `
HUNTING I
RIDING
SIGHTSEEING
PLAIN
CARELESSNE551
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SOMEHOW, SOMEWHERE,
SOMEBODY
was careless with FIRE!
First-Pace, time 2:13.
Donny Due, Wall
Myr.ileis Frosty, Jones
Tiger Grattan, Herr
Second-Pace, time 2:13 2-5.
Dean Hai, Jones 8,80
Miss Dynamite, Fisher
Leeport Duke, K.Hardy
Daily Double (4-2) 8110.10
Third-Pace, time, 2:11 3-5.,
Jay Lord, Payne 3,70 3.60 2.90
Nell Grattan, Atmore 4.30 3.70
Oro Byrd, MacIntyre 8.90
Fourth-Pace, time 2:13 3-5,
My Mickey, Kennedy , 5.20 3.00 3,40
Doctor Joyce, Jewitt 2,59 2,50
Rose Herbert, Muir 5.10
Quinelia-(2-3) $0.30.
Fifth-Trot, 'time 2:15 1.5.
11111 Chief, Payne 10.00 4.00
fit Axe, Walker 3.20
Worthy Flash, Bannerman
Sixth-Pace, time 2:18 1-5.
Leo Law, K.Hardy 4.40 3.40 340
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7.20 4.40 2.90
7,10 4.00
3.20
10,90 42..7500
6.40 3.00
2 20
2.30
2.20
OUTDOOR.
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Ponies clinch first
The photo finish shows Silly Boy, owned by Mr. and Mrs. William
Laverty of Seafarth and trained and driven by Robert Faulds of
Clinton as he flashes to a win in the tenth race at Clinton
hits by Colquhoun, Cook, and a
sacrifice by Irwin. Clynick,
Colquhoun and Cook had singles
in the fith driving in two runs.
Irwin and White also had singles.
The Dashwood All-Stars
almost tied it up when Hayter
hit a single driving in two runs.
On the play Guenther tried to
steal third was tagged out.
In Monday's game ,in
Seaforth, the Clinton Ponies
thumped the Seiforth
Teen-Twenties 12-7. The Ponies
were led by the pitching of Steve
Cook who struck out 10 batters.
The Ponies struck for four
runs in the first inning on hits by
K. Carter, Butler, Irwin,
Campbell and Clynick. They
added single runs in the next
three innings. In the sixth inning
successive hits by Carter, Cook,
Butler and Irwin drove in the
last runs.
Top hitters were Carter, with
two doubles and 'a single, and
Irwin with two singles and a
double. Butler and Campbell
each had a pair of singles.
The Ponies wound up the
season with a 10-1 record and
first place in the W.O.A.A.
peewee division.
The next game, a semi-final,
will be played Friday at 6 p.m.
at the Public School in Clinton.
The second game will be played
in Goderich on Sunday at 6:30.
Playoff action
this week
Thursday, August 6
Midget, Clinton at Goderich
(second game of series).
Friday, August 7
Peewee, 6 p.m. Goderich at
Clinton, at public school
grounds (first of semi-final).
Sunday, August 9
Intermediate (if necessary),
Dashwood at Clinton,
Community Park, 6 p.m.
Peewee, Clinton at Goderich,
6:30 p.m.
Monday, August 10
Midget, Goderich at Clinton
(if necessary), Community Park.
BY BERT CLIFFORD
Colts 8 - DashWood 1
The hot bats of Butch Fleet
and Ed Daer helped Clinton
Colts thump Dashwood 8-1 in
the first game,of their semi-final
for the Huron-Perth Baseball
League Championship.
Fleet pounded out
back-to-back doubles while
Daer, after hitting twb singles,
hit a 330-foot homerun in the
eighth. A big first inning gave
the Colts a four-run lead on
three hits on three Dashwood
errors. Cam Colquhoun hit a
long double to score Barry
Mutrie and Brad Dutot. Laurie
Colquhoun followed with a
single, moving Cam to third. He
scored on Deer's first single. A
freak accident to Laurie
Colquhoun • put him out of
action for the rest of the game.
His bat broke and a large splinter
went through one of his fingers.
The team management expect
him to be back in the line up
very shortly.
Coach Jim Livermore has
given Stu Mustard the honors of
GP
All
Ed Daer 8 29
Cam Colquhoun 10
36
Butch Fleet 13
37
Don Bartliff 8
26
Brad Dutot 12
49
Stu Mustard 8
29
L. Colquhoun 9
45
Barrie Mutrie 12
49
Doc Miller 11
34
Bob Livermore 10
31
Larry Pickett 5
15
Hans Leppington 6
15
Cam MacDonald 6
10
Rick Fremlin 7
13
Ken Daer 7
12
Bob Batkins 7
10
Paul Bartliff 3
4
Ted Tisdale 2
1
Frank Ladd
2 1
Bill Strong 2 0
Ron MacKay 2 0
being the lead off batter and in
five times at bat he hit a double
and a single and scored two runs.
AB R H
Stu Mustard 5 2 2
Mitch Fleet 4 1 3
Barrie Mutrie 5 1 1
Brad Dutot 5 1 1
C. Colquhoun 5 1 1
L. Colquhoun 1 0 1
Hans Leppington 3 0 1
Don Bartliff 4 0 1
Ed Daer 4 2 3
Bob Livermore 4 0 0
Rick Fremlin 0 0 0
For complete eye protection
while on vacation, wear
sunglasses with shatter-resistant
lenses and safety frames, advises
CNIB. Sunbathers should never
look directly at the sun even
while wearing sunglasses - the
tinted lenses provide relief from
the glare but not protection
from the dangerous infra-red
rays that can penetrate the dark
glass and damage the retina of
the eye.
prepare for playoffs
1968 ' CHEV. HALFTON
Pick(*) 6 cylinder, radio, warranty still remaining On
this vehicle. Lk 172446.
1966 FORD GALAXIE
Four•door hardtop, V8, automatic, radio, finished in
gold, a one owner car. Lic. 31324K.
1966 FORD
Two-door, 6 automatic, radio, blue with a White roof,
one owner. Lk, J63354.
Ed Daer 5
Cam MacDonald 2
Archie Pickett 2
Brad Dutot 1
Ted Tisdale 0
Don Bartliff 0
Goderich Motors (Ford) Ltd.
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FORD HEADQUARTERS
1966 CHEV. BELAIR
Four-door sedan, V8, automatic, radio, maroon
finish, one owner. Lit. 36282K.
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6 7
2 2
3 3
1 2
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0 0
0 0
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HR Avg.
5 .517
0 .500
0 .451
0 .385
0 .347
0 .345
3 .333
0 .306
2 .294
0 .161
0 .333
1 .400
1 .200
0 .230
0 .083
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0 .000
0 .000
0 .000
0 .000
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Laurie Colquhoun hurt as
Colts win playoff opener
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Season Batting Averages
1965 FORD STATIONWAGON
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BY RICK KUSH
'The Clinton Ponies took over
undisputed possession of first
place in W.O.A.A. peewee
baseball with a 10-5 win over
Seaforth.
The, win was the Ponies first
no hit, no error effort. Seaforth
scored three runs in the third
and two in the sixth when the
Clinton pitchers walked runners
in. A combination of four
pitchers struck out 12 Seaforth
batters. The winning pitcher, in
relief, was Mark Nicholson.
Greg Butler knocked in two
runs and scored himself to give
the Ponies a 3-0 lead at the end
of one inning. In the big fifth
inning the Ponies scored five
runs on hits by Neil Colquhoun,
Nicholson and D. Clynick.
Butler and Colquhoun each had
two hits while Robin McAdam,
Steve Cook, Billy Irwin, D.
Campbell and P. Phillips had
singles.
The Ponies clinched first place
in their league with a 7.6 win
over Dashwood All-Stars. Steve
Cook, who relieved D. Bartliff,
picked up his second win.
The Ponies who trailed 3-1 at
the end of two, picked up four
runs in the third on successive
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BY BERT
Clinton Midgets downed
Goderich 13,6 on. Tuesday night
to take a 1-0 lead in their first
round of the W.O.A.A, baseball
playoffs,
Goderich scored five runs on
eight hits off starter Ron
Graham before he was relieved
by Steve Switzer who fired the
last two innings and gave up two
singles.
'Graham helped the club with
a double in the first and a triplet
in the fifth, scoring both times.
Danny Colquhoun with two
singles and a double scored two
of Clinton's runs and Zekei
Fremlin, after reaching, base all
five times at bat, scored three
big runs. Tom Much came home
on Danny Colquhoun's double
in the fourth.
Goderich pitcher G, Patterson
pitched a good game holding
Clinton down to eight hits,
During the game both clubs
made some great defensive plays.
Next game is in Goderich
Thursday evening. The winner of
the series will play Huron Park
over the weekend,
Clinton1.2 Noyq• ecord ( Thursday AtAA u St 1970
,
(ACC sft,
Midgets win playoff opener
THURSDAY, August 0, Bingo at
The Clinton Lions Midgets
baseball team ended the season
with an 11.3 victory over
Goderich at Community Park on
Friday night.
Steve Switzer allowed only
one hit in the two and
two-thirds innings he pitched.
He was relieved by Ron Graham
in 'the third with the bases
loaded and two out. Graham
struck out the side.
Graham, pitching his first year
of hardball, struck out seven of
10 batters he faced and allowed
only a lead-off single in the
fourth,
Goderich held a 2-1 early lead
before Clinton struck for six
runs in the third and four in the
fourth.
Steve Switzer 3 1
Cal Fremlin 2 2
Neil Mustard
1 1
Ron ,Graham 1 1
Bruce Craig 1 1
Jim Switzer 1
Clinton Race results
Eighth-Pace, time 2:10.
Princess Admiral, KHardy 61.70 16.40 6.80
Dot's ThOught, Maddock 15,50 5.30
Northwood Gus, A,Hardy 10.00
Ninth-Pace, time 2:00 1-5.
Golilles Joe, McLean 6.30 5,20 3,90
My Mart, Campbell 8,20 3,90
Phi brick Atom, List 3,70
Tenth-Pace, time 2:14 1-5.
Silly Boy, Faulds 7.10 3.90 2,50
Free Meadow,./ticcomb 4.50 3,20
Brenda Herbert, Jewitt 2.60
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AUGUST 8
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Change Habits And
Chonge'Luck
Fish are like people. They
get set in their ways and don't
like to make changes, Patterns
of life are rigorously followed
until something forces a
change in habits. .
This human-like trait leads
to some drastic differences in
fish behavior
during the hot
weeks of sum-
mer.
The normal
ways of fishing
usually don't
produce during
summer dol.
drums, yet many
anglers stick to
Red Fisher their set habits
and give up fishing until the
weather and the water cool.
By calling it quits they're
probably missing some good
fishing, says Red Fisher, the
angling authority at Mercury
outboards. What they should
do is change their habits along
with the fish.
To begin, start getting out
on the lake before the sun
comes up, be there again when
it goes down. Skip the hot
hours in between.
Fish will change what' they
eat, too. Summer is the time
of insects - grasshoppers,
crickets, ants and a multitude
of other delectible (to fish, of
course) foods. Artificial lures
will be passed up in favor of
these natural foods.
A third consideration is
where to fish. Since the supply
of natural food is most abun-
dant in shallow water, that is
where the action will be.
Live baits and shallow water
dictate a change in fishing
methods. No heavy trolling or
plug casting rods now, The
situation calls for light-weight
fly or spin casting tackle, with
light lines and fine wire hooks.
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p.m, Regular games, $10; three
$25 games; .$76 Jackpot to g9.
Door prizes, Admission $1,00. Auspices Branch 158. Proceeds
Welfare work:,
TIXSDAY, August' 11, Singd
Huron Fish and Came Club
Jackpot 05.00 in 55 minibe's
'Winners, Six door AriZes, 8:3(
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Raceway on Sunday. The race favourite paid $7.10 to win. Bettors
wagered a record $39,000 on Sunday.
Midgets end season on top
Windale Pride, Walker'
Rocky Coast, Maylard
6.7.0 4.00
4.70
Seventh-Pace, Hine 2:12 2.5,
Petunia Pen Din, A,Hardy 3.20 29100 21..3400
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Glenn's Johnny, Raftrey 6.50
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