Clinton News-Record, 1974-08-08, Page 76--,cLuiToN NEws-WORD. THVBSDAY, AUGUST 8, ;974
From the horses ntooth
by .Ken
Bay Comet, centre, won the two-year-old filly Ontario Sired Pacing Stake at Clinton Raceway
last Sunday. Here Cliff Keeling left, of Owen Sound accepts the trophy from Clinton Kinsmen
Bill Smith, while driver Ray McLean of London looks on. (News-Record photo)
Soccer club loses cup
Clinton entries
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Barnes
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K, Hardy
L, Rathaway
H. Kennedy
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Tom Allen of Londesboro with
21 each, Bill McNutt of Exeter
with 19, Harrison Schock of
Zurich with 18 and Ashley
Gilbert of Goderich with 16.
in Clinton's favour until
seconds before half time,
Goderich scored,
The equalizer same when
"dangerman" Harold Ref-
flinghaus beat the defence
single handed and gave, Doug
Rielly no chance on a lo, hard
shot into the net.
The second half saw the roles
change and Goderich took com-
mand - outhustling the Clinton
team at every turn and giving
our forwards no chance of a
shot at goal.
Goderich went ahead 2-1
when Gottschalk scored on a
penalty and increased their
Vanastra Gun Club results
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welcomes Mr. C. Orton Logan,
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staff. Mr. Logan has shared
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knowledge with the residents
of London and Bayfield for
many years and is anxious to
be of further assistance when
it comes to buying or selling
Residential, Commercial or In-
dustrial Properties.
Miss Direct Baker owned by
Lorne Tyndall, Clinton and
driven by Frank MacDonald of
Clinton. The mile was in 2:13:2
and the payoff was $6.70,
Fourth was Laclys David
owned by Larry Jewitt, Clinton
and John Dewitt, Londesboro
with John driving.
Fifth was Conroy Frost
owned by Charles Mathers and
driven by Ray Mathera both of
Goderich.
Out of the money was
Sunicrest Irene owned by
William James of London and
driven by Dennis Jewitt.
In the seventh race, out of
the money were Roger Frost
owned by Robert Alexander,
Goderich with Ray McLean
driving, and Granny Mathers
owned by Charles Eugene and
John Mathers Goderich, with
John driving,
Third in the eighth race was
Meadowlander owned by
Randy Henry Goderich and
driven by Gerry Roebuck.
Fifth was Deep Run Lyn
owned by Mr. and Mrs. W.0,
McLean and driven by W.O,
McLean.,
The ninth race winner was
Miss Belle Bars, owned by
Fred Fowler Londesboro and
driven by Frank MacDonald.
The mile was in 2:10:2 and the
payoff was $2.50.
Third was Mike's Jimmy
Lynn owned by Lay Zee M
Stables Parkhill and Ken
Walgos London, with Gerry
Roebuck driving.
Fifth was C.D. Dust owned
by Frank and Gerry Johnson
Goderich with Earl Hyatt
driving.
Out of the money was Jay
Bee Blaze owned by Benson
Feagan Goderich and driven by
John Duckworth.
In the tenth race, Imp
Mathers owned by Charles
Eugene and John Mathers was
fourth with John driving.
At Elmira Friday the fifth
race was won by Clever Larry,
owned by Wm. Laverty and
Ron Williamson both of
Seaforth. The mile was in
2:11:1 and the payoff was
$4.30,
Fifth was Saint Clair Buck
owned and driven by Phil
Bisback of Seaforth. Out of the
money was Claybrook Ricci
owned by Kenneth ,Holmes
Seaforth, arid driven by Palmer
Kerr.
At New Hamburg on Monday
afternoon in the fourth race
Saint Clair Buck was fifth.
In the fifth race Deep Run
Billy owned by Mr, and Mrs.
W.O. McLean was fourth with
W.O. driving.
The seventh winner was
Robin Hood C owned by
Beverly Nott and driven by.
Wm. Caldwell both of Clinton.
The mile was in 2:19:2.
In the eighth race Lee Camp
owned by Bruce Dupee and
driven by Wayne Dupee, both
of Clinton, was Second. Out of
the money in the eighth race
was Saint Clair Buck.
Tony Bay, owned by Frank
Cook, Lorne Brown and Puch
McEwan all of Clinton,
finished second in the first race
at Greenwood last Monday
night.
Colts ready
The ClintonC°Itst who swept
the Huron-Perth Pennant with
no losses, opened their playoffs
on Wednesday night and
Friday take on Exeter in the
second game of the round robin
series in Clinton.
Last weekend, the Colts were
in a tournament in Chesley and
beat Sarnia 14-8 in the first
game, but lost to Corunna 13-0
in the second game.
The Clinton Soccer Club had
its chance to bring home a first
trophy last Sunday when they
met Goderich in the final of the
Third Division Cup, but failed
in the attempt when Goderich
won by a 3-1 score.
Goderich took a leaf out of
the Clinton team's book and
outhustled our boys in a com-
plete reversal of the previous
game between these two teams
this season.
Clinton were first on the
scoreboard when Don Arm-
strong converted a penalty shot
early in the first half.
Clinton looked good and the
outcome• appeared very, much
Bill Stewart of Goderich had
a near perfect night on July 31
when he hit 24 out of 25 targets
at the Vanastra Gun Club's
regular trap shoot. Manfred
Dierof of Goderich was close
behind with 23 hits and third
spot went to Mery Batkin of
Clinton with 21 hits.
Next came Al Green of Clin-
ton with 20, and four men with
19 each, Eric Collins of
Clinton, Jim Heard of
Goderich, Art McDougall of
Goderich and Bob Orr of
Bayfield. They were followed
by Harrison Schock of Zurich
with 17 and Ashley Gilbert of
Goderich with 15.
At the skeet shoot last Satur-
day, Tom Jardin of Auburn hit
24 out of 25 targets, and Bill
Stewart of Goderich hit 23,
while Manfred Dierof of
Goderich hit 22.
The tdp three were followed
by Mery Batkin of Clinton,
Glen Moak of Bornholm and
lead to 3-1 when Refflinghaus
scored a beautiful goal with his
head, again having outwitted a
"panic stricken" , Clinton
defence.
The score could have been
added to again when a second
penalty was awarded to
Goderich but this time Gott-
schalk hit the upright.
Clinton did however, pull
themselves together in the
dying minutes of the game and
looked a little more like the
team we have become used to
seeing, showing determination
and effort, which was sadly
lacking for most of the game.
Congratulations to Goderich
on a fine, clean game and to
their well deserved victory.
Clinton are still unbeaten in
league play and will try to ex-
tend their streak to nine games
when they meet London Hellas
at Clinton Arena on Sunday,
Aug. 11th at 6 p.m.
The team would like to
thank the many supporters who
travelled to London on Sunday
, to cheer them on, and hope to
'lee you all out again this week.
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RACE I • PACE
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2.AKRIALINg
3. mAityLANp' PAUL
4. ADL,Afpg Qugpi
P.LAYBROOK JEFF 6, MIORTY SPARE T,S,A.
7. FUTURE GRATTAN
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1. MIDDLEBROOK ROY
2. P1NELAND sem 1, aro -TrmE CHARLIE
4. BOBBY JOE
5. ARMBRO LANG
6. AVON RUE LEE L LEE IJNKO As,
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LEE CAMP
MCI 3 - PACE
1, ROBRA GESTURE
2, CHIEF'S BEST
3. BILLY PERDUE
4. MISS EVELYN DEE
5: NOTHING WHEELING
6. IIONKEY TONK
7. ARMBRO NAPIER
A.E,
EL SAM 0
MIKES JIMMY LYNN
RACE 4 - PACE Puree $325
3. IOWA'S SUSIE
2. ,CARRY ON S'yL
1. SAKATA
J. Duckworth
G. Pullman
E.. Barnes
4. SUN1C1IEST !RENE
D. Jewitt
5. JANET EXPRESS
Wm German
6. HAZY DARES
R. Weick
7. J.M. EXPRESS
D. Lindsay
A.E.
MISS DIRECT BAKER F, MacDonald
LEE CAMP
W. Dupe.
RACE 5 - PACE Pura* $300
I. Adios Duey
2. Dee G. River
3, NORTHWOOD MARIO'
4, J.A. DUCHESS
6. DI VETTE
6. BONNIE BY 0
7, MAGGIES KNIGHT
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NORLEA'S PRIDE
9.0 STROUD
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RACE 6 PACE Purse $300
1, DUCHESS STEIN
2. ASTRA BLAZE
3. FRANKIE TAR
4. GRANNY GALBRAITH
6. FASTKAT
t, CLAYBROOK CINCI
7. SANDRAS SKIPPY
A.E.
PATRICIA CHIPS
ROBRA GRATEFUL
RACE 7 - PACE
1. GENES HILIFE
2. SCOTCH APLENTY
3. GOLDEN SCAMP
4. MERRYWOOD MITE
6. HAT CHECK GIRL
6. ROMAN WARRIOR,
7. NOTA. SLOWPOKE
RACE S - TROT
I. CATHY CAMP
2. CALLIE JOE
3, FEARLESS FAIR
4. SON OP PARAGON
5. COLA'S VIC
6. BLUSHING PANDORA
7, DARKIE S RIDDELL
A.E.
EDNA'S SCAMPER.
SCIOTO HILL'
At the Goderich Raceway
Friday night in the first race,
Scotts G owned by Mrs. Randy
Miller and driven by John
Duckworth both of Goderich
was second. Jimmy The Butler
owned by Robert and H.O.
Jerry of Goderich was fifth with
Robert on the bike. Timbering
Hy owned by Arnold Doak and
driven by Jack Meriam both of
Goderich was third. Lee Camp
owned by Bruce Dupee and
driven by Wayte Dupee, both
of Clinton was out of the
Money. •
The third race winner was
Kerr's Boy owned by Ronald
Kerr, Goderich and driven, by
Jack Meriam. The mile was in
2:14:4 and, the pay off was
$4.90. Second was Derby Bob
owned by Robert McLean and
driven by Wm. MCLean both of
Goderich. Rhythm's Nancy
owned 'and driven by Frank
MacDonald Clinton was third.
Fifth was Linda E. Walbob
owned by Robert and Walter
Daer and driven by R. McLean
all of Goderich. Out of the
money was Corky Camp owned
by Glenn Smith Brussels and
driven by Dennis Jewitt, Clin-
ton as was Deep Run Frisco
owned by Charles Brindley
and driven by Roy Meriam all
of Goderich.
Second in the fourth race was
Judy Mathers , owned and
driven by Mac Sewers of Lon-
desboro.
Third was Reggie Ford
owned by Charles Brindley and
, driven by Allan MacDonald.
Mighty Spare owned by Mel
Whittaker and Bill Worrell, of
Centralia and driven by Gerry
Roebuck of Goderich was
fourth, ,
Fifth was Stiggins owned and
driven by Robert Daer. Out of
the money was Deep Run Billy
owned by Mr. and Mrs. W.O.
McLean of Goderich with W.O.
McLean driving.
Fourth in the fifth race was
Crimson Josie owned and
driven by Bruce Volland of
Goderich.
Fifth was Excel Mac owned
and driven by Roy Meriam ,
Goderich, Out of the money
was Sebringville owned by Ray
Mathers and driven by John
Mathers both of Goderich, as
was Wayne Express owned by
Geo. Caldwell Goderich, and
driven by Gerry Roebuck.
The sixth race winner was
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G. Pullman
G. Roebuck
D Wail
A. Hardy
Ft. Cameron
L. DeCaluwe
R. Morgan
C Crandon
H. Kennedy
P. Kerr
D. Walt