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12-,CLINTQN NEWS-RECORD, 41114Y 12, 1973
Colts tied with Angels for first Clinton ties
London in
League 'Soccer
Hans Leppington, far right, gots the customary handshake from fellow Colts after he belted
a 400 foot home run last Sunday as the Colts beat Thorndale 10-4. Hans went 4 for 4 at the
plate to lift his batting average to a commendable .430. Congratulating him are left to right
Stew Mustard, John Hart, Newt Collins, and Butch Fleet, who also had a homerun:
(News-Record photo)
Bantam girls win two starts
With two victories over the
weekend, the Clinton Colts
have tied the Thorndale Angels
for first place in the HurOn-
Perth standings with an 8.3
win-loss record.
The Colts started out last
week's action by dropping a 7,8
decision to the Angels. The loss
Vaulted the Angels into first
place. Paul Bartliff supplied
the big blow in a losing cause
by belting a three run homer in
the eighth inning to tie the
game 6-6. But Thorndale
scored an unearned run in the
bottom of the eighth to win the
game.
The Colts used three pitchers
in this game. Larry Pickett
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started and gave up four rune
in the first inning. Stew
Mustard relieved hint and pit.
died very well in only giving up
one run in six innings of relief.
Stew struck-out 11 batters in
that six innings, Cam
McDonald, who has pitched ex-
cellently in relief this year, pit-
ched the last two innings, and
because of an unearned run,
suffered his first lose of the
season,
Clinton outhit Thorndale 11
to seven. Larry Pickett, Stew
Mustard and Paul Bartliff had
two hits each for the Colts.
Single hits were picked up by
Don Bartliff Hans Leppington,
Greg Burns, Bob Livermore
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'On Saturday night, the Colts
broke their two games losing
streak by walloping the
Walkerton. Angels by a score of
15-1. The Colts pounded out 14
hits in coasting to their victory.
Brad Dutot struckout 13 bat-
ters, and walked two to earn
his fourth pitching victory of
the season,
Clinton scored At least one
run in every inning but the,
first. Everybody in the starting
line-up got at least one hit.
Robbie Kellestine a single,
Paul Bartliff a triple, Steve
Mustard two singles; Hans
Leppington a single, Robert
Miller two singles, Danny
Colquhoun a double and single,
Brad Dutot two aingles, Don
Bartliff one single, and Greg
Burns two singles.
On Sunday evening the Colts
were back on the hitting trails
by pounding out 15 hits and
behind the excellent pitching of
Juvenile, Danny Colquhoun,
defeated the Thorndale Angels
13-4,
Two homeruns highlighted
the contest. Hans Leppington
hit a 400 foot homerun over the
center field fence in the first in-
ning to put the Colts in front 3-
0. They were never headed af-
ter that tremendous blast. On
the fifth inning Butch Fleet hit
a 350 foot homer over the left
field fence with one runner
aboard. Danny Colquhoun
struckout eight batters for his
first pitching victory, in the in-
termediate ranks.
Hans Leppington led the
Colts attack with four hits from
four at bats. Hans had a homer
and three singles. Stew
Mustard and Butch Fleet each
collected three hits. Single hits
were gathered by Larry Pickett,
Brad Dutot, Don Bartliff and
Danny Colquhoun.
The Clinton Bantam Girls
have won two games out of five.
The winning games were in
Clinton, one against
Brodhagen with the score 18-
16, the other game against
Brussels 29-15. The three
games were lost against
Rostock and Tavistock (twice).
Last Tuesday they ham-
mered a winning score of 29-15
with two home runs hit by
Marlene. Dale and Patricia
Harris. The winning pitcher
was Pat Harris with the help of
Laurie Keys pitching a few in-
nings.
Last Thursday they. travelled
to Tavistock and lost a hard
effort from the team's behalf.
The losing score was 16-$.
On Wednesday the girls
Juveniles win
BY VAUN
The Clinton Juveniles won
their seventh straight game last
Thursday night as they beat
Goderich by a score of 6-3.
Goderich started the scoring
with a run in the third and
another in the fourth innings.
Clinton soon got the lead as
Ray Burns slammed a three
run homer over the left field
fence.
travel to Brodhagen so come
and give them your support.
The game starts at 7 p.m.
7th straight
In the sixth inning, Dave
Fawcettcracked a homerun over
the right field fence and Greg
Butler stole home to bring in
the fourth and fifth runs.
Clinton got a run in the
seventh inning and Goderich
returned one to finish the
scoring.
The Juveniles who are in
first place, go to Seaforth
tonight to bring home their
eighth win.
Clinton Soccer Club travelled
to London last Sunday and tied
London Carnival, 2-2 in a third
Division game.
Carnival took an easy lead
on a misfortunate play by Clin-
ton goalkeeper Derwin Carter
who otherwise turned in an ex-
cellent game in only his second
turn in the nets,
Clinton equalised the score
after an individual effort by
Graham Yeats,
Carnival again took the lead
a few minute s before half time
on a goal that looked offside to
everyone except the referee,
The second half started with
Clinton doing all the pressing
and after a few good moves
their efforts were rewarded
with a beautiful goal by Charlie
Lipp.
Despite 90° temperatures on
Sunday, July 8, Varna's Hully-
Gully attracted a good crowd of
spectators and 103 entries in
the combination motorcycle
moto cross and mini-bike races.
Winners in the mini-bike
classes were:
Mini-Bike A (0-50 CC): pee
wee, Brad Darling; bantam,
Barry Widdeman; midget, Gary
Koehler,
Mini-Bike B (51-75 CC): pee
wee, Charles Collins; bantam,
Fred Van Osch; midget, Rick
Roesler.
Mini Enduro A: bantam
George Mifeh; midget, Peter
Both teams played well
despite the blistering 900 heat
and a tie was a good result for
'a game played with vigor by
both sides.
In Minor Soccer at the
weekend, Clinton recorded two
wins and three losses. The
Atoms beat Goderich 'A' by a
Score of 3-2; Clinton Bantams
defeated Huron Park 6.0; Both
Mosquito teams went down 'A'
by a score of 5-1 against Huron
Park 'B' $-0 against Exeter,
The Pee-Wees score was 4-3 for
Grand Bend.
This Saturday at 6 p.m.,
Clinton lost St. Marys in a
league game at the Community,
Park, Clinton is still looking for
a first win, so come out and
give them your support.
Ziebart.
Mini Enduro B: bantam
Brad Palmer; midget, Mik
Beaupre.
Open endurance (15 laps)
Scott Darling; open powde
puff, Cindy Hughes; overall to
points, Scott Darling
Winners in the motorcycl
moto cross were: school boys
(under 16), Karl Kemp; novic
125, Dick Graham; novice 250
Rob McFarlene; novice open
Peter Hrudka; junior 125
Brian Blancher; junior 250
Bill Varvugt; junior open
Terry Vasiloff.
Clinton Harness Entries
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