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Jost Arrived At Huron Haven Under Special O.P.P. ESCORT There was plenty of hockey action in Clinton last weekend as the Bantam tournament got underway. Championship games continue this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Here two Semis Resenre forwards are about to score on the Shedder, goalie during first game of the "E" championship last Sunday night. (News-Record photo) CHSS volleyballers win Wingham tourney WITH JANET GRAHAM AND PAT CUMMINGS Last Thursday, Jan. 10, the senior girls began their season by winning an exhibition tour- nament in Wingham, There were eight teams competing. They were Wingham, Seaforth, Stratford Central, Exeter, Goderich, Stratford North Western, Mitchell and of course Clinton. It was a round robin tour- nament. The girls began the day by beating Seaforth two games straight with scores 2-15, 5-15, Their next match was against Exeter. It took them all three games here, but finally they emerged victorious. The next match was by far the most exciting. It was the semi-final game against Wingham. They won the first two games, 6-15 and 11-15. They kept their hopes alive in' the final game by coming back' from anal point deficit to beat , Wingham, who had, needed .orkly one.epoitit to=',wiu throughotit most of the struggle, The final' score was 16-14. The champiOnship was played against Stratford Cen- tral. CHSS won in two games with scores of 15-3 and 15-13. The girls begin their regular The Blue Moons are the top team in the Crown Teen League with 70 points, followed by the Corixas with 65, Deb's Drunks with 60, the Torques with 58, the Starlost with 54, the Whipper Snappers with 53, the Pinfall Killers with 51 and the Smiles and Chuckles with 49. Pat Cook had the ladies' high single of 240, and Deb Johnston had the high triple of 618, Rick Tye had the men's high single of 253 and Bob Falconer had the high triple of 632. In the Bayfield Bowling League, the All Stars lead the way with 63 points, followed by the Dillies with 58, the Bom- bers with 52 and the Miracles with 47. Helen Thompson had the ladies' high single of 277, while Madelon Mcillwain had both the high triple of 639 and the high average of 210, Doug Talbot had both the men's high single of 227 and the high triple of 578, while Joe Koene had the high average of 203, There is still a tight race in the Crown Junior League, with only hind points separating the first nine teams. The Aristocats and the Cornet Pins are Curren- tly tied for top spot with 51 each, followed closely by the Strike Outs with 49, the Alley Crackers with 45, the Head Pins and the Super Strikers with 44 each, the Spares with 43, and the Pin Spots and the Alley Cats with 42 each. Next come the Tigers with 38, the Weeping Willows with 36 and the Rolling Pins with 34. Erin Phillips had both the bantam girls' high single of 143 and the high double of 277, while Jeff Cook had the bantam boys' high single of 223 and Rag Sullivan had the high double of 364, Bob Hart had both the junior boys' high single of 214 and the high double of 381, Jane Symons had both the junior girls' high single of 206 and the high double Of 370. In the Londesboro Men's League, the Beavers continue their hold on first place with 17 iiointiCialovied by the Otters" with 50, the Wolves With 42 season on Jan, 24. in a tour- the game at a slow pace and at nament in Goderich. halftime found therneelVes The girls on the team are: behind 39-13, captain Sandra Fremlin, In the second half the Red- Marlene Cunningham, Karen men made an unbelievable Tyndall, Debbie Johnston,- Pat come back. Midway through Kay, Jackie Koene, Pat Cum- the fourth quarter, the Redmen mings, Marsha McNeil, Brenda were down by three but were Forbes, Joanne Gibson, Wendy unable to surpass the St. Clair Torrence, Kathy Johnson, team and St. Clair defeated Marie Betties, Faye Cantelon, Central Huron 59-52. Larry Karen McGregor, Carol Gross, Carter scored 21 points. Don Coach Mrs. Reid. MacDonald hit for 12 and Jim Amsing and Bob •Riehl had 7 apiece, In their next game, they played Glencoe who had defeated Central Huron by one point at the Northwestern Tournament. The Redmen were out to win this game and that's just what they did. The Redmen led 36-16 at the half and 61-39 at the game's end. Jim Amsing scored 13 points. Bob Riehi had it and Larry Carter had 10. Next league game is today in Wingham. „The13.,e„clmen.'5, is one -ail record i Wi - "two losses. A win today could even their record as tliey look for a playoff berth. was the second time they met JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL St. Clair this year. Earlier, St, Thursday in Wingham an Clair had defeated Central exhibition tournament was Huron. The Redmen started held for the volleyball teams in aria the Foxes with 41. Cliff Saundercock swept all the honours with the high single of 259, the high triple of 690 and the high average of 230. The Odds-N-Ends are having no trouble in the Clinton Mixed League as they are way out in front with 75 points, followed by the Dead Beaters 63, the Dumbells with 57, the Lonley Rangers with 51, the Cloud "9" with 49, the Corner Pins with 47, the Dribblers with 41 and Black's Spots with 37. Dorothy Creighton had the ladies' high single of 265, Betty Switzer had the high triple of 667 and Val Marriage had the high average of 213. Brian Marriage had both the men's high single of 295 and the high triple of 704, while Joe Daer had the high average of 232. In the Ladies' Afternoon League, the Pole Cats are out in front with 71 points, followed by the Alley Cats with 51, the Torn Cats with 31 and the Bob Cats with 29. Betty Hall had the ladies' high single of 275 and Phyllis Mounford had the high triple of 680. Angus' Anglers are in first plate in the Tuckersmith Mixed League With 66 points, followed by Bob's Barracudas with 53, Tony's Sharks with 42, John's sloyfish with 41, Dave's Darters with 37 and Mel's Min- nows with 34, JO.Ann HaYtnati had the ladies' high single of 238, and Rose Hammel had the high triple of 625. In the Londesboto Ladies' League, the Knock Outs are in first place with 71 points, followed et a distance by the Head Hunters with 68, the bead Beats with 48, and the Hopefuls with 47, Geraldine Johnston had the ladies* high single of X217, Nancy Roy had the high triple of 661 and Dorothy Carter had the high '*average of 165, Donaldit Bell Was the most unproved bawler with a plus 25, The Ladies First continue to dominate the Molson*s Crown Mixed League, with a slim lead Of one point. They have 58 points, followed by the nutrill this area, The junior teams were from Witighatn, Stratford Northwestern, Stratford Cen- tral, Exeter, Seaforth, Goderich, Mitchell and Clin- ton. The girls played the best two out of three games to beat another team. Their first game was against Seaforth. The scores were 15-8, 1-15, and 5-15. The second match was against Exeter. The scores were 7-15 and 6-15. These wins put the team into the semi-finals with Wingham. The scores were 15- 12, 10-15, and 6-15. This then led to the final championship match, Stratford Central and Clinton had a hard game but the scores ended in 12-15, 15-6, and 15-5 in Strat- ford's favor. Clinton's junior girls had placed second in the day's tournament. The team to congratulate consists of Ruth Ann Neilans, Janet McKinley, Nellie VanWonderen, Ben Slade:PAO %AIStea; `'Sue Tyndall; ,Cuby,;,' Amsing, Marlene Dale, Karr Anne Cummings, Sharon Irwin, Gale Cunningham, and Katrine Connolly. The team subs are Joan 1-luniling, Glenna Ellis, Brenda Schilbe, Wendy Gibbings and Marlene Sewers. To help the team there is the manager San- dra Riley and the sub is Marlene Sewers, The score keeper is Jami Thurlow. The subs are Lori Blair and Nancy Clynick. The watergirls are Kathy Lyon and Darlene Chowen. We will have to see what the junior volleyball team has in store for us this year. Atom house league action Due to the Bantam Tour.% nament there were no Atom house league games played last Saturday. There will not be any house league this week also. However, a game has been arranged , against the East Lon- don Optiinists Atoms. The following boys will be playing: Mike Wilson, Tony Gibbings, Jim Fleming, Paul Stephenson, Sean Van Dongen, Roy Brown, Ray Taylor, Joey Lawson, Danny Tyndall, Steve Boussey, David Saundercock, Vince Brochu, Randy Marriage, Mark McLean, David Lobb, Ian Peck. All boys are to be at the Clin- ton Arena at 10:30 a.m. Satur- day Jan. 19. The game will be Played at London's Hockey Land Arena, on the green rink. Game time is at 1:00 p.m. In order that the Atoms make up some lost ice time, a tournament has been arranged for Minor Hockey Weekend. On Friday evening, Jan 25, the Bruins will play the Leafs at 5:15 p.m: At 6a5 p.m. the Blues Will play the Canadians. The Winnera of these games will play the finial 'gate oh Satur- day, Jan, 26 to decide the win- her of the Pat Graham Trophy, The normal house league will resume practice on Friday, Feb, 1 at 9:30 p.m. On Stair. day, Feb, 2 is the first game with the Bruins ye Leafs and in the second game the Canadians vs flues. MEN'S FITNESS CLASSES Men's physical fitness classes are being held each Monday evening in the Central Huron Secondary School gypi. John Lawson is in charge and classes start every night at 1A5- SENIOR BASKETBALL On Thursday, Jan. 10, the senior Redmen travelled to Stratford for a league encoun- ter against the Northwestern Huskies. Central Huron had a 13-12 lead at quarter time but were down 39-24 at the half. • Northwestern took the play away from the Redmen in the second half and rolled on for an 80-52 win, Larry Carter not- ched 14 points for the Redmen. Jim Amsing scored 12. The Seniors attended a tour- nament' on Saturday Jan. 12 at St. Clair Secondary School in Sarnia, In their first game Cen- tral Huron faced St. Clair, This Bowling news Pokes with 55, the Dusters with 48, Ron's Rogues with 47, the Slide Slips with 43, Dino's Ding-A-Lings with 41, and Betty's Bums and the Hi-Flyers with 35 each. Gerry Harris swept all the women's honors with the high single of 325, the high double of 716 and the high average of 235. Joe Atkinson had both the men's high single of 254 and the high triple of 672, while Bruce Collins had the high average of 232. The Slow Pokes, who were first series winners, continue to dominate the Clinton-Myth Ladies League with 70 points, followed closely by the Six Pin Pals with 69, the Busty Beauties with 67, the Happy Hookers with 62, the Teetotalers with 61, the Alley Cats with 54, the Bob-Boos with 50 and the Swinging Mamas with 47. Joyce Feltz had the high single of 327, Trudy Hill had the high triple of 716 and Mary Davey had the high average of 216. In the VVII-Dex League, the Ferrotics Continue to hold down first place with 73 points, followed by the Precisions with 66, and the Diamonds and the Chipbreakers with 58 each, Nellie Burkholder swept all the women's honours with the high single of 222, the high triple of 638 and the high average of 190. Mike Stirmisson had the men's high single of 285 and the high average of 200 and 0. Whollett had the high triple of 801. 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