Clinton News-Record, 1974-06-13, Page 6Goalie Doug Rielly of the Clinton Soccer Club lies on the ground after a goal mouth collision
with an Ingersoll player during last Sunday's game which. Clinton won 3-1, Rielly returned to
action a few minutes -later, despite a cracked rib. (News-Record photo)
Colts keep winning ways
Recreationally speaking
BY BEY WILTON
Our first registration for playgrounds held last Saturday
was very poorly attended: This Saturday, we will hold
registration again from 10 til 4, so come out and register.
Bring $1 for children over 6 years. It's in the arena.
Swimming registrations will also be held this Saturday in
the arena. Refer to the ad in the paper for prices and classes.
Hours are also 10 til 4.
There were three program ideas in this column last week,
and an appeal for interested parties to call the arena to give
us some idea of interestA within the community. Once again
the programs are: table tennis for all ages; floor hockey for
boys and girls; and,,indoor tennis on the big floor for all
ages.
J. nese programs will be run in separate age groups. Tennis
instruction will be available for beginners. We must know
how many would get involved before we buy equipment, so
call 482-7731 now!
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Dave Inkley right of the Central Huron Secondary School senior Redmen was named the most
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Butler saves juvenile game
The Colts no'w have three
league victories one exhibition
victory and a 0-0 tie with
Hanover.
The Colts played last night
against Zurich and play in
Exeter Saturday night at 6 p.m,
and in Thorndale Wednesday
night at 8:30 p.m.
Pee-wees lose opener
The Clinton Kinsmen pee-
wees opened their 1974 season
in Goderich Monday night,
only to be beaten by a well-
balanced team.
Trailing 6-1 after the first in-
ning ,made the game an uphill
battle but the Clinton boys
came back to score three more
runs.
Clinton nitrher Pete
Beukema threw a fine game
allowing only nine hits.
Goderich did score one more
run closing the score at 7-4,
• With only three second year
pee-wees in the lineup, the
team played a very good game,
A schedule will be put in the
paper to advise fans of the
games.
Clinton Soccer Club eaten,
41ed their unbeaten record to
five games. at the weekend
when they defeated Ingersoll
flyers 'EV .by. a score of .34, to
-remain top of the Third
flaying in 85 degree heat
.and with a strong wind
blowing, Clinton found the
going tough and had noAuck
around the Ingersoll
goalmouth.
Although never in serious
trouble, Clinton's defence ap-
peared lacking in confidence
when Ingersoll were on the at-
tack - and only good goalten-
ding by Doug Rielly kept Clin-
ton on even teams.
Clinton gradually took
charge of the game and had
many shots on net which found
the Ingersoll goalkeeper infine
form.
Late in the first half, Clinton
was awarded a penalty which
Charlie Lipp had no trouble
converting. The first half then
ended with Clinton one goal
up.
In the second, half, Clinton
Clinton won two and lost two
in Minor Soccer action at the
weekend,
The local pee-wees travelled
to St. Marys and came away
with a 2-1 win. Jeff Gibbings
had both Clinton goals.
Clinton Mosquito 'A' team
went down 5-2 to Goderich
Beavers. Kirby Deller and Ray
Dallas scored for Clinton. The
Mosquito 'B' team took 7-1 to
St. Columban, but played bet-
ter than in previous games so
hopefully they will have
another win soon. Greg Skinner
was Clinton's lone marksman.
Clinton Sharks (Atoms)
playing in Goderigh against the
Gunners, started with the wind
and went immediately' on the
attack, With ten minutes gone,
Sean Van Dangen scored for
The Clinton Junior Girls
Ball Club opens their regular
season with a home game tom-
morrow night against Dublin at
8:30. Also at this time, the
draw will be made for the
tickets the gals have been
selling. Tickets can still be ob-
tained so it's not too late. If
you, haven't already gotten
your Booster button it also can
be obtained from any of the
girls or coaches.
This year, the girls have' a
few new faces so come out and
support them. It should be an
played only hard enough to
retain their one goal lead and
when Ingersoll tied the score at
one goal each, Clinton. turned
the pressure on and a perfect
Pass from Gerry Lobb on the
left wing found Randy Millar
in front of the Ingersoll net,
Bandy first timed the ball to
put Clinton in the lead once
.more.
Play became ragged from
then on until Brian Jewitt laid
on a beautiful pass to Bill Can-
telon lying unmarked on the
night wing, who carried the
ball in on goal and scored with
a hard shot to the left hand
corner of the net.
"Cantelon again had the ball
in the net a few minutes later
but it was ruled offside and the
game ended with Clinton ahead
by 3-1.
Clinton's next game is in St,
Marys this Saturday at 4 p.m.
A date for fans to make note
of is. June 29th, when Clinton
play at home to Grand Bend in
the Second Round of the Third
Division Cup,
Clinton on a good play.
In the second half, Sean
scored again followed five
minutes later by a booming
shot from thirty yards out by
(Captain) Brad Forbes, to
make the score 3.0 for the
"Sharks,"
Goderich then went to work
and scored to make, it 3-1.
Goderich were then awarded a
penalty shot which big "Mr. 0"
(Jim Fleming) stopped.
With about five minutes to
go, Goderich scored again but
could not tie it up.
The game ended at 3-2 for
Clinton. Stars for Clinton were
Pete Denomme, Perry Daer and
Brad Forbes. Special mention
goes to Paul Stephenson, Jim
Fleming and David Allen.
excellent game. Members of the
team are Janet Graham, Ruth
Neilans, Pat Kay. Sandy
Fremlin, Marlene Cunningham,
Betty Hynsbergen, Mic
Chruikshank, Carol
Chruikshank, Deannie Strong,
Cobs Amsing, JoAnne Palmer,
Diana Noble, .Janet Shropshall
and Mary Jean Cameron.
,Sharing the coaching duties
this year are Dennis
Fleishauer, Jim Collins and
Paul Bartliff, The Girls would
like to see everyone out suppor-
ting them. See you at the park
Friday night.
The Clinton Colts picked up
two more victories in the past
week with easy victories over
Arva and the Thorndale
Angels.
Last t Wednesday's game
against Arva proved to be
nothing more than a batting
practice as Clinton wrapped
out 18 hits for 16 runs with
Dan Colquhoun, Zeke Fremlin
and Hans Leppington leading
the way with three hits apiece,
Stew Mustard and Archie
Pickett each had two hits with
single hits by Greg Burns, Dave
Fawcett, Steve Switzer, Paul
Bartliff and Don Bartliff.
Stew Mustard picked up the
pitching victory as he gave up
no runs while allowing only
four hits and striking out eight.
On Friday night, Brad Dutot
survived early inning control
problems and went on to pitch
the Colts to a 7-2 victory over
the Thorndale Angels. Dutot
gave up the only two Thorndale
Angels.• Dutot gave up the only
two Thorndale runs in the first
inning on two walks and a
costly error as he only allowed
three hits.
The Colts kept their bats hot
as they picked up 10 hits, three
of them by Archie Pickett, Dan
Colquhoun had a run scoring
double and single, as did Paul
Bartliff. Singles were picked up
by Zeke Fremlin, Brad Dutot
and Joe Livermore.
Greg Butler played an out-
standing game last. Saturday as
the Clinton Juveniles took a 9-
la. decision from a strong hitting
Kincardine club,
In the first inning, -Clinton
,lumped,, to an early lead as
Grog .Butler got a base hit
scoring Dan Colquhoun and
then later himself on a wild
throw by the baseman.
Kincardine. made the score 2-
1 in the second inning as. Riggin
parked one over the centre field
fence, The fiomeru.n was hit. off
pitcher Don MacDonald who
was believed by' Rick Welch in
the third,
The 'Juveniles turned over a
double play in the third inning
with a ball hit to. Rick Welch
who relayed the ball to Doug
Riehl at second who in turn.
fired it tr) first base. Neither
team scored a run that inning.
In the fourth, Clinton opened
the gap to 4.1 as Dave Bartliff
rapped a single scoring Victor
Kennedy and Don MacDonald,
Kincardine retaliated in the
top of the fifth, scoring four
runs, three of them on wild pit-
ches. The juveniles tied it up in
the bottom half as Ray Burns
crossed the plate "off a hit from
Greg Butler.
Mark Nicholson went in for
Rick Welch in the sixth inning
and .allowed._ two unanswered
runs.
Clinton tied the game at 7-7
in the seventh as Greg got
another base hit scoring two
more runs.
The tititip.r eighth gainati h inning waso
.got
all 0
still Another hit scoring Olin•
ton's eighth and ninth runs.
Kincardine scored only one
run in the ninth as Butler rob,
bed a player of a home .run as
he caught :the :high flv deto at
the centre field fence.
Clinton won the game 9-8 off
11 hits, Mark Nicholson was
the winning pitcher, striking
out 7 and allowing 4 hits,
The Juveniles play this
Saturday night as they take a
tough. Goderich team at8P:tn,.
Ng.WS-RECORD, THURSDAY, .4U1%.1.0: 13, 1974
Soccer Club tops
Minors split games
• Girls ready for opener
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