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6—CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY,. JUNE 14, 1973
Holmesville girl tops track meet Colts continue win streak
The annual Central Huron
Track and Field Meet was held
in Clinton Tnesday June 5, The
meet, which at first appeared
destined to be rained out went
on as planned and all events
were completed.
ScheoIs represented in the
meet were Victoria and Behest,
son Public Schools from
Goderich, Hullett Township
Area School, Holmesville,
Seaforth, Clinton and Huron
Centennial in Brucefield.
In the Midget Boys' class,
Stewart Crew of Robertson
School dominated by winning
four out of six events.
Of those events, Crew won
the 100 and 220 yard runs, the
long jump and •the 440 yard
run, The triple jump winner
was Danny Maillet of Robert-
son while Mike Hodget of Vic-
toria won the high jump. Vic-
toria School won the Midget
relay while Huron Centennial
placed second and Holmesville
third.
Crew proved to be the top
Midget Boy of the day by ac-
cumulating 24 points.
In the Midget girls' events.
The 100 yard dash was won by
Brenda Miller of Mullett Town-
ship School. Lori MacKay of
Robertson was the 220 winner
while team-mate Bonnie Reed
finished first in the triple jump.
In the long and high jump
events, it was Lori MacKay
again picking up first place rib-
bons. Debbie Wise of
Holmesville won the 440 yard
run. The relay race winners
were from Mullett Area School
with second going to Huron
Centennial and third to Clin-
ton.
Lori McKay of Robertson
Public School was the top
Midget Girl athlete with 27
points.
Winner of both the long and
short dash events in the Boys'
Junior Class was Brian
Trewartha of Hullett Area
School. John Brown of Victoria
Public Public School in
Goderich placed first in the
triple jump. Gary Bowers also
of Victoria was the winner in
both the long jump and the
high jump.
The long run winner was
Dwayne Ross of the
Holmesville School. Victoria
was the winner of the Junior
Boys' relay with Huron Cen-
tennial,,,,placing second and
Hu llett4400tning.w.kthird. . Top
Junior athlete with 17 points
was Victoria student Gary
Bowers.
The star performance of the
day was turned in. by Janet
Steegstra of Holmesville Public
School as she won all of the
Junior Girls' events which in-
clude; short and long dashes,
triple jump, long jump, high
jump, long run. Hullett Town-
ship School was the winner of
the Junior Girls' relay race.
Second was Homesville and
third went to Clinton.
Obviously the top Junior Girl
was Janet Steegstra who ac-
cumulated an amazing 36
points during the day.
In the Intermediate Boys'
short dash, Doug Redpath of
Holmesville was the winner. In
the long dash, Terry Young
placed first. Gary Doig of
Huron Centennial placed first
in the triple jump event, Doug
Redpath again placed first in
the long jump.
Two events which are not
competed for in the Midget and
Junior categories are the shot
put and the discus throw. Terry
Young of Seaforth won the
shot put while Richard Carter
of Clinton placed first in the •
discus throw.
The long run winner was
Tim McLean of Goderich. The
Intermediate Boys' relay was
won by Sea forth with
Holmesville and Goderich
following. Top Intermediate
Boy athlete was Doug Redpath
of Holmesville with 17 points.
Angelina Arts figured
prominenhly in the Inter-
mediate Girls' events picking
up three firsts out of six, but
failed to pass team-mate Nancy
Clynick's total of 21 points for
the top athlete award, Angelina
of Clinton Public won the short
dash and long dash events and
later picked up a first in the
long run. Nancy picked up a
first in the triple jump and the
discus throw. The long jump
winner was Terry Howes of
Clinton. Susan Jeffery of
Robertson School won the high
jump event. Winner of the shot
put was Brenda Schilbe of
Holmesville.
The Intermediate Girls' relay
was won by Clinton with
second going to Hullett and
third to Huron Centennial.
In the Senior Boys' events,
Mike Milley of Goderich placed
Two Clinton girls last
weekend sparked the Milverton
Millwrights to win the cham-
pionship at the Junior Ladies
Fastball Elimination Tour-
nament held in Kitchener and
Waterloo.
Twelve teams, -aged 16 to 21
years, belonging to the Provin-
cial Women's Softball Union,
played 19 games in two days.
The Millwrights downed Kit-
chener T.V. chits Saturday
morning 7-2 and Saturday
evening, beat Hamilton 8-4.
Sunday morning saw Milverton
down K.W. Civitons (last year's
champs) 4-3 with Sandra
Fremlin hitting a triple and a
home run to drive in the win-
ning runs: hi the afteinoon, the
Millwrights took their first loss
to the K.W. Civitons 12-7, but
Saturday evening the Milver-
ton team came back (under
some adverse conditions of bad
sunburn and several injuries
suffered in previous games) and
first in the short dash while
Phil Main won the long dash.
P. Arthur of Hullett won the
triple jump. Winner of the long
jump was Mark Bellinger of
Holmesville. Phil Arthur of
Mullett picked up the first place
ribbon in the high jump. Both
the shot put and discus throw
were won by Ken Meehan of,
Mullett and Peter Crew from
Goderich won the long run.
The Senior Boys' relay was
won by the team from Hullett
Area School. Second was
Goderich with Holmesville
placing third. Peter Crew
proved to be the top Senior Boy
athlete picking up 21 points.
Sandra Popp of Mullett was
the top Senior Girl athlete with
21 points. Sandra picked up fir-
sts in the long and short dashes
as well as the long jump event.
The triple jump was won by
Mary Anne Cummings, of Clin-
ton. Tory McDonald of Robert-
son in Goderich was the senior
girls' high jump winner.
The shot put event was won
by Donna Johnston of Clinton.
Mary Anne Cummings picked
up her second first of the day
when she won the discus throw.
The long `run was won by
Christine Carter of Hullett.
The team from Hullett also
won the Senior Girls' relay.
Placing second was Huron Cen-
tennial and third was Clinton.
A combined team from
Hullett won the Medley Relay
while Holmesville came second
and Huron Centennial third.
played tight fast ball and
emerged the winners of the
tournament 7-2 over the K.W,
Civitons. Pat Kay hit a single
and a home run in this game to
bring in five of the seven runs.
The two teams from this
tournament and also two from
the other Regional Tournament
at Brighton and New Liskeard
advance to Oshawa on June 29,
Sebringville
The Juvenile girls softball
team has started their 1973
season. This year the girls are
being coached by Dennis
Fleischauer and Jim Collins.
An On May 31 the girls
travelled to Tavistock and were
beaten 16 to 7 by a hardhitting
team.
On June 5 the girls played at
home against Sebrineville.
Mary Jean Cameron of the
ball during action against
girls won their first game
again alter exams are ova
The Clinton Senior Soccer
team went down to their second
defeat when they lost to the
German Canadians by a 5-1
30, July 1 and 2 for the all On-
tario Championship. The win-
ning team from Oshawa will
represent Ontario at the
Canada Summer Games in
Burnaby, B.C. in August.
This is the first year Junior
Competition has been held at
National level and it is
providing keen competition and
good ball for fastball followers.
16- 7
During the first few innings the
gir s were behind but by the
end '61' the game' they took a
firm stand and beat
Sebringville 15 to 8.
On Tuesday June 19, the
Juvenile girls meet Tavistock
in a home game at the park at
6:45 p.m. Come out and sup-
port the Juvenile girls!
score last Sunday in London.
The score indicate the calibre
of play by the Clinton team,
who drew favorable comment
from the nearly 60 fans who
watched the game.
The German Canadians
opened the game with three
quick goals before the local
boys settled down, and by half-
time, Clinton was down 4-0.
During the second half, Clin-
ton started to fight back and a
long pass from Don Armstrong
deep in Clinton territory set-up
right winger Danny McCallum
who caught the Germans off
guard. McCallum sent a
beautiful pass from the wing to
centre Brian Jewitt who made
no mistake in his initial ap-
pearance with the Clinton club.
Clinton missed a good
scoring opportunity when the
German fullback handled the
ball in the penalty area and Ar-
mstrong missed on the penalty
shot after drawing out the
goalkeeper.
" Shortly afterwards, the, Opr-
limns outran a hot and tired
Clinton defence and finished
off the scoring.
The coming Sunday the Clin-
ton team is back home at 6 p.m.
at the high school where they
will host London United. In
future, all home games will be
played in the park.
Donkey Baseball, sponsored
by the Soccer Club and the
Colts is coming to Clinton June
25. Tickets are available from
any soccer club member or in-
termediate ball player.
Juvenile boys
beat Auburn
By Vaun
The Clinton Juveniles finally
opened their season Sunday af-
ternoon in Auburn after their
first four games were washed
out.
They met little opposition as
they trounced Auburn 34-1 in a
game that was called after six
innings because of the lop-sided
score.
The Clinton team picked up
15 hits and 56 stolen bases
from the luckless Auburn team.
Clinton also got one home run.
Can MacDonald started on
the mount for Clinton and was
relieved by Dan Colquhoun at
the end of the fourth inning.
The Juveniles see action
tonight in Clinton at 6:30 p.m.
The next time you feel the
urge to follow a fire depart-
ment vehicle, says the Ontario
Safety League, remember that
the law states you must keep a
distance of not less than 500
feet between you. Ontario fire-
fighters recently reported that
the driving public tends to
follow fire engines too closely -
a problem which has reached
dangerous proportions and
resulted in a number of
collisions entoute to fires,
When manoeuvering through
traffic on the way to fires, sire
trucks often have to brake
quickly. Men travelling at the
rear of the vehicle are exposed
to severe injury Irani other
vehicles following too closely
and Which may not be able to
stop in time to avoid a
collision,
After losing their first start
of the year, the Clinton Colts
have never looked back, On the
weekend they extended their
unbeaten streak this year to
three games when they downed
Exeter 12.2 on Friday night
and then swamped Dashwood
on Sunday night by a 11.3,
Colt pitcher Brad Dutot put
on an excellent display Friday
night as the Colts romped to an
easy 122 win over E xeter,
Dutet struck out seven along
the way to his second win this
season against no loses, He
gave up only four hits to the
luckless Exeter team.
Doc Miller, Don Bartliff and
Stew Mustard led the Clinton
parade to the plate with two
hits each. Single were picked
up by Larry Pickett and Hans
Leppington.
On Sunday night, Colt pit-
cher Stew Mustard was in top
form as he struck out 12 Dash-
wood batters in the Colts 11-3
win. Mustard went the com-
plete distance.
The Colt bats also did a lot
of talking as they collected 11
runs. Brad D Dutot lead the
parade with a double and a
single. Larry Pickett, Doc
Miller, Greg Burns and Danny
Colquhoun each got singles.
The Colts also provided some
added color to the weekend
games, as they were sporting
new uniforms which were pur-
chased by Clinton and area
merchants.
The Colts next home date is
tomorrow night (Friday) when
Minor Soccer
wins 2, loses 3
In minor soccer action this
week, Clinton came up with
two wins and three losses.
Clinton Bantams beat Huron
Park 6-2, while the Atoms took
Seaforth 3-0.
The Pee Wees were beaten 4-
1 by Seaforth, while the
Mosquito "A" team lost 4-1 to
Exeter and the Mosquito "B"
team were soundly trounced by
Goderich "A" 14-1.
This coming Saturday, the
Clinton Bantams and Pee Wees
host Goderich while the
Mosquito "B"' travel to
Goderich and the Mosquito
"B" teams goes to Seaforth.
The Atoms will host the Exeter
"B" team.'
If your car should crash into
a utility pole and the wires fall
across the vehicle, STAY IN
YOUR CAR. Ontario Hydro
reports that you are safer IN-
SIDE your vehicle. Warn
bystanders to keep away, ask
someone to phone the local
electrical utility, police or fire
department. The Ontario
Safety League suggests that if
you witness such an accident,
NEVER GO WITHIN TEN
FEET OF ANY FALLEN
WIRES. Go for help instead.
they host the high flying
Walkerton Angels. at 8:30 p.m.
Currently the Walkerton team
are playing in the Senior "A"
League and the Huron-Perth
League.
Judging by scouting reports,
the Walkerton team should
provide some tough opposition
The Colts slaughtered the
Deadstockers last week by 32-
16 in a high scoring game in
Clinton Men's Fastball League
action,
Last Monday night, the
Teachers, led by hustling Bill
Munroe and home runs from
Bob Mann and Keith Allen,
downed the Bluebirds 9-6,
Bluebird pitcher Dave Wilson
hit a home run but it wasn't
enough to overcome the high
flying Teachers, who are tied
for first place with the Colts.
Each have identical three wins,
no loses and, one tie records.
In the late game Monday
night, Holmesville, led by the
pitching of Tom Workman,
downed the Dead Stock
Removers by a 14-5 score.
This Thursday night sees the
Kinsmen take on the Colts at
6:30 p.m. and next Monday
night, the Teachers and the
Colts will battle each other for
for the league-leading Colts
and a tight game is bound to
result, Ball fans will be the
benefactors.
After Friday night's date,
the Colts travel to Exeter on
Sunday afternoon for a 2:30 en.
counter with their southern
counterparts.
first place at 6:30 p.m., while
Holmesville plays the Kinsmen
at $:30.
Bantam girls'
open season
The Bantam girls have been
practicing for their first game
against Tavistock, this Friday,
June 15, at 6;45 when they
meet Tavistock in the Clinton
park.
In another home game on
Sunday June 17 at 6:45, the
girls will play their second
game of the season against
Rostock.
Come out on both Friday and
Saturday and give the Bantam
girls your support.
Fremlin, Kay spark Milverton
Juvenile girls trounce
Clinton Girl's Softball belts a
Sebringville last week as the
of the year. Action picks-up
r News-Record photo)
Teachers tied
with Colts for first
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