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Clinton News-Record, 1974-07-25, Page 6"NEW" FORD TRACTORS Ford 5200 = row crop - 8 speed. Ford 5100 - all purpose - 16 speed. Both units have load monitor hydraulics.' %%USED UNIT" Ford 5200 0/W, henicker safety cab and &ION, 1300 hours, like new, RAY POTTER & SONS 'R 3, CLINTON 482.* 999i PAINTING & WALLPAPERING 95 Lighthouse St., Goderich Tr<ictors I coliprriont RACE S • PACE MELISA HERBERT WILL GUN !MA's TOPIC MARGARET ENSIGN HIGH TURK GREENWAY TIME NlYTA SLOWPOKE A.S. HAT CHECK GIRL SAWMILL ROY - -• Purse 1325 B, McManua Di Stevens F. Maguire N. McKnight R. O'Hagan Jewitt A. Abbott b. Miller H. Kennedy RACE 10 - PACE GREENVIEW DUKE MAP BATHERS STEPHEN'S EAGLE MISS BELLE BARS SPACE MIS540N ROGUES ROCKET MARSHALL: WEICK A.S. ARMOR° KERNEL DECCA'S COUNSEL Puri* $1000 D. Antall J. Mallon, A.' Natty F. MacDonald • D. Wall tt: Common . A. Wolck l'..0analna N. Kennedy FRIDAY NIGHT HARNESS RACING Goderich Raceway POST TIME 1:45 P.M. as • --:4106....71:94.v#11,9Pa• , • FEATURE GODERICH SUMMERFEST PACE PLUS ONTARIO SIRES STAKES 2 YR. TROTTING FILLIES — EST, PURSE — $9,000 • Covered Betting Area • Covered Grandstand . • Pori Mutual Wagering ri Refreshment WON • Our Congratulations to Bud. Kuehl &.. Huron Pines Realty ltd PINEWOOD 4iniiii1Of APARTMENTS CUNTON Westinghouse We were pleased to have been chosen 10 supply Value-Priced Westinghouse ranges and refrigerators for all 18 apartments at Pinewood Court. Frost Free Economy 30" See these and other Automatic "Value Packed" Westinghouse • Range Appliances at Clinton Electric Shop Eric Schellenberger Proprietor • YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER 91 Albert St. CLINTON 482 -6646 GODERICH BUILDALL ASSOCIATE STORE, 1/4 155 Anolesea St4 524-8383 Congratulations Pine Court Apartments on your Opening. We were pleased to have been chosen as the major supplier for building materials, angelstone, windows and doors. 6—CLINTON NEWS-RECORD; THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1974 Soccer dub loses first Smith Brussels and driven by Dennis Jewitt, The mile was in • 2:16 and the payoff was $3.40. Third was Stiggins owned and . driven by Robert Daer. Fourth • was Hilo Tass owned by Bruce Durst in London and driven by Frank MacDonald. Fifth was -Centennial Bob owned by' Charles Mathers and driven by Floyd Mathers both of Goderich. The sixth ra"o winner was Gladies Boy owned and driven by John Muir Sea forth.' The mile was in. 2:12.2 and the payoff was $4.00.- Second was Scotch • A Plenty. owned by Brian Rutledge Brussels and 'driven by Dennis 'Jewitt. Fifth was Jet Command owned by BrUce:Volland .and,:. driven ,by. Difii'064n '` • • Goderich. • ::. Second in the seventh race was Scotts G owned by Ann Samis and driven ,by Jack Duckworth both, of Goderich. Third was Deep Run Frisco, owned, by Charles Brindley and driven . by Roy Meriam Goderich. JUdy Mathers owned and driven • by • Mac Sewers of Londesboro was .fourth. fourth.' Fifth was Vernas Choice owned 'and driven by Frank. Damm of Goderich. Third in the eighth race was WaYne Express owned by Geo. Caldwell, Goderich and driven by Gerry Roebuck. Lee Camp owned by Bruce Dupes and driven by Wayne Dupes was •fourth. Out of the money were Will He Lochinvar owned by Colin R.D. Cameron, Arva, and driven by Dennis Jewitt and G.D. Direct owned by Gerald Dunn, Midhurst and Russell Baker, Barrie, and driven by John)Mathers, The ninth race winner was Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler, Londesboro and driven by Frank MacDonald. The mile was in 2:07.4 and the payoff The Clinton soccer Club were eliminated from the City Cup by London United in Lon- don at the weekend when they went down, by a 5-3 scere. Suffering their first defeat this season, Clinton's play did not come up to the standard of previous weeks and the local boys lacked cohesion and deter- mination which have been key factors in past victories. Clinton scored first on a lovely header from Brian Jewitt which went over the goalkeepers hands and into the open net. United tied it up shortly af- terwards on a nice move and went ahead from a penalty shot awarded after MeDaid handled the ball inside the penalty box. United had the edge on Clin- ton from then on and added another goal before half time to make it 3-1, The second half saw no im- provement in Clinton's play RACE 1 - PACE Pump $400 PINELAND SCOT R. Hitchcock UNDECIDED NOW G. Roebuck MIDGE DIAMOND A. Hardy JAKE TONA G. Woodburn AVON TRUE LEE M. Pollard TRIMMER A. Abbott LEE CAMP W. Dupee A.E. WILLIES FILLY R. Hamm BIG TIME CHARLIE •— R. Morgan RACE 2 - PACE Puma MO MISS DIRECT BAKER F, MacDonald' SUSANNESDUKE J. Meriden] ROYA'S SUSIE J. Duckworth NANCY'S ANN D. Bedard MOUNTAIN DEAL Lk Jewitt JANEY HAYTER Wm. Edwards POLLY ADIOS T.B.A. A.E. CRIMSON JOSIE B. Volland RACE 3 - PACE Puts* $300 LADY'S DAVID .1. Jewitt RHYTHMS NANCY F. MacDonald SANDY'S SKIPPY A. Abbott EXPRESS CINDY Hodgina ARMBRO NAPIER D. Jewitt POPS TOP T. Kerr CONRAY FROST R. Mothers A.R. DAISY A. Rohner SHARON BEAU G. Roebuck RACE 4 - PACE Purse $300 DUSTY BOB W. McLean CRASH LANDING G. Roebuck QUICK MARY RUSTY DUFF Wm. Edwards D. Wall L. DeCaluwe J.A. DUCHESS P. Kerr ROMANTIC PICK R. Hamm BOXER DIRECT A.E. POPULAR DONNA R. O' Hagan B Nelson LUCKY D JAN until 'Gerry Lobb scored' to make it 3-g •and a little more ef- fort was put into the game. However, when United added' two more goals the outcome ap- PeAred beyond doubt. United were allowed many shots at goal which, fortunately for Clinton, were off target, Five minutes from full time, Brian Jewitt scored his second goal of the wime to make the final result look more respec- table at 5-3, Two games coming up this week are very important to Clinton. Tonight at 6:45 p.m. in Lon- don, the team plays in the semi- final of the Third Division Cup and this Saturday July 27, they meet the German Canadians 'B' team in what should be the best game to be seen in Clinton this year, The club much appreciates the growing support the Clin- ton Soccer Club is getting - the RACE S PACE Peril $300 BABES BOY Jewitt HILO TASS A. . McGucken ROBIN HOOD. WW. McLean KINGS BROTHER W. Caldwell W, Dupee MISS LEE DALE • N. Campbell AERIALINE G, Roebuck JET COMMAND A.E. F. blathers CENTENNIAL BOB A., Abbott MIGHTY SPARE Purse $450 RACE 7 TROT RICHARD BROGUE 0, Dukes J. Pollard JAT D. Well PETER CAMP G. Roebuck HERB MON B Nelson DAYTON CAROL Wm. Edwards BLUSHING PANDORA P. Kerr EDNA'S SCAMPER Puma $430 RACE a • PACE HANDEE SIS N. McKnight NANCY BELLE • C. Crandon HURON TIME W. Woodburn BLUE PENCE A. Hardy FRANKIE TAR B. Nelson GLENROTHES J. Pollard CHEROKEE BYRD T. Kerr A.E. DOUBLE ROYAL K Kennedy MIKES JIMMY LYNN 0, Roebuck RACE 9 - PACE Purse $400 ARMBRO NIXON W. Robblee VICTOR H. VOLO F. MacDonald JANET EXPRESS Wm. German SARGENT CREED A. Hardy PEBBI ES GIRL MAR RAY DUKE G. Roebuck J. Menders D. Jewitt ,SUNICREST IRENE A.S. A. Abbott CACTUS MACK crowd grows with each game and they look forward to seeing the biggest turnout yet on Saturday at the arena field to cheer the local boys on (hopefully) to victory!' Juveniles drop 10-2 decision BY VON RYAN The Clinton Juveniles lost 10.2 last Sunday when they went to Kincardine. Clinton had a good fielding game but they couldn't do anything at the plate. The Juveniles got their runs in the fifth inning when Greg Butler got .a base hit scoring Rick Welch. Mark Nicholson started pit- ching for Clinton giving up eight runs off six hits. He was 'relieved by the left-handed knuckleballer, Rick Welch in the sixth inning, Rick struck out 'four and gave up six hits. Kincardine outhit Clinton 12-5. Clinton plays again this Saturday night under the lights at 8 p,m, at the Clinton park against Goderich. Season ends The Colts wind up their regular season play this Friday night in Dashwood when they battle the Tigers at 8 p.m. Single hits went to Stew Mustard and Danny Colquhoun with two each, and singles to Larry Pickett, Zeke Fremlin, Butch Fleet, Greg Burns, Brad Dutot and Don Bartliff. ' On 'Saturday, the Colts travelled' to Exeter and edged the Expos .by a 3-2 score, Ed Deer pitche, the fiat four in- nings and didn't give up any hits. . Cam MacDonald came on in relief and held Exeter hitless until the' bottom of the' ninth (continued on page 12) The Clinton Colts won two "games on the weekend and lost one. Friday night, Brad Dutot went the distance for the Colts, giving up only four hits in a 8-0 win over Zurich. Dave Fawcett was the Colts hot hitter with a home run and two doubles. Clinton entries In the first race at Goderich raceway ' Friday night, Deep Run Billy owned by Mr. and Mrs. W.O. McLean and driven by W.0: McLean of Goderich was third. Out. of the money were Babes Boy owned by Rien Vander Hock, Kincardine and driven by Dennis Jewitt Clin- • :ton and Saint Clair ' Buck owned and , driven by Phil Bisback Seaforth. Second in the 'second ,race was Herb *Mon :owned by Dan Lerch London and driven by Gerry Robuck Goderich. Third was Son of Paragon owned and driven by ' William Caldwell 'Clinton. • Second in the third race was Miami Miss, owned by Carmen Kerr and driven by Jack Meriam both of 0bdeiich. Ban- delier!), owned by "Carl and Grant Fisher Goderich and driven by. Carl was fourth, , Fifth was• Dusty Bob owned and driven by Williarn•McLean of Goderich. Out of the money were Northwood Missey owned by Brian Fellows Goderich and driven 'by William Caldwell, and Linda E. Waibob owned by Robert and Walter Daer of Goderich with Robert driving. In the fourth race, the winner was Crash La-:ding owned by Ron and Geo. Feagan of GoderiCh with Gerry Robuck driving. The mile was in 2:12,2 and the payoff was $7.60. Third , was Kerr's Boy owned by Ron , Kerr ,Goderich and driven by Jack Meriam: Fourth was Reggie Ford owned by Charles, Brindley of Goderich and. driven by Allan MacDonald. Rhythm's Nancy owned and • driven by 'Frank MaeDonald Clinton was fifth, Out of, the money was Nancy's Ann owned and driven by Delmer Bedard " of Goderich. The fifth race winner was Corky Camp owned by Glen $2.90 Third was Mike's Jimmy • Lynn owned by the Lay Zee M Stables, Parkhill and Fred Walgos London with Gerry Roebuck driving. Second in the tenth race was Timberina Hy owned by Ar- nold Doak and driven by Jack Meriam.' Third was Excel Mac owned and driven by Roy Meriam. Fourth was Jimmy The Butler owned by Robert and H.O. Jerry Goderich with Robert driving. Scarlet Slipper owned by Carl and Grant Fisher•Goderich was fifth with Carl driving. Out of the money was Carry on Syl ,owned by Bruce Erskine and Wilfred Denomme of Goderich with Gord Ptillman Seaforth on the At. the Clinton Raceway last Sunday afternoon in the third race, Sandy. boo Little .owned by Leonard Hunter, Clinton, and driven by Frank MacDonald was fourth. , ' In'the fourth race Janet Ex- press ()weed and driven . by Wiltiarn German Clinton was third. Out of the money were Miss Direct Baker Owned by Lorne Tyndall, Clinton and driven by Frank MacDonald, and Sunicrest Irene Owned by • William James London and driven •by Dennis Jewitt. The Clinton Bantams ended their regular season play. last Tuesday night with a 9.7 win over Seaforth, bringing their record to 8 wins, one loss, and one tie. Before the game started, the coaches and umpires discussed the game rules, Left to right are coach Doc Miller, umpires Rick Shropshalt and Jim Switzer, Clinton catcher Ray Wheeler and coach Al Welch. (News- Record photo) olts win two lose one • when the Expos erupted for two runs on one hit and three Colt errors. Cam hit a two run homer to help his own cause. The Corunna Giants proved two much for the Colts in an exhibition game in Corunna last Sunday afternoon, and they sent their Clinton visitors home with a 10-5 defeat. Six of the Giant's runs came off two home runs. Doc Miller hit a homer for the Colts, and • singles were picked up by Danny Colquhoun and Brad Dutot two each, and the others going to Larry Pickett, Stew Mustard, and Zeke Fremlin. Girl debuts in game Best Wishes Pinewood Court Apartments from Discount Dave's Div, of Conklin Lumber Co. Ltd. Baylield Rd. — Goderich — 524-8321 Three games were played last week, In Mosquito action, the Cougars tied one goal each with Goderich in an evenly matched game, Roy Brown scored for Clinton. The Stingers went dpwn 4-1 to Seaforth United, Ray Dallas counted for Clinton. The Clinton PeeWees took two points when Seaforth failed to show up. In Atom play, Clinton Sharks hosted Goderich, Trace' Dallas opened the scoring for the ' Sharks and they never looked back. Brad Forbes made it 2-0 before half time, In the second half David Allen, playing on right wing scored before Goderich added their lone goal to make it 3-1. Sean Van Dongen closed the scoring to make the final result 4-1 for Clinton, A first ford Clinton was female Shark Lynn Armstrong playing a strong game for her team. The stars for Clinton were Jim Fleming, Scott Day and David Allen. Honorable men- tion goes to Mike Williscraft, Tim Addison and Paul Farquhar.