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Midgets dump Zurich
On December 14, Zurich met
Clinton at the Clinton Arena.
The Clinton Midgets beat
Zurich by a score of 12-0.
First period goals were
scored by Robert Heard with
three Mike Giggings two, Rick
Taylor one, and Frank Flynn
one. Assists were pick-up by
Paul Robinson, Paul Priestap
two, Allan Taylor two, and
Steve Campbell, Peter Thomp-
son, Dave Counter, Steve Jones
and Rick Taylor with one each,
Second period goals were
scored by Rick Taylor, Paul
Priestap and Frank Flynn.
Assisting were Frank Flynn
and Rick Taylor,
There were two third period
goals scored both by Allan
Taylor and Assisted by Robert
Heard and Bill Roy. Robert
Harkes and Don Peterson
shared the shut out.
The Midgets lost a hard
fought game to Mitchell on
Monday. December 16 in the
Mitchell Arena, The score was
8-3 for the opposition. Clinton's
three goals were scored by
Allan Taylor, Rick Taylor and
Steve Jones. Assisting these
were Robert Heard, Prank
Flynn, Allan Taylor and Steve
Campbell.
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Danny Colquhoun didn't waste much time regaining his old
'form last Sunday night after he returned to the Clinton
Mustang's line-up after a three game suspension. Here
Danny sweeps around a London player on his way to his
second goal of the game as the `Stangs downed London,11-
113. They lott to Hanover 5-2 on Tuesday night, (News-Record
photo)
Future Home Games
Friday, Dec. 20 ..: Owen Sound
at Clinton - 8:30 p.m.
Mustangs win two more
BY WM. G. COX
Clinton's Junior "C"
Mustangs treated their fans to
some excellent hockey this past
weekend resulting in their now
being in a second place tie with
Hanover Barons in the Group 2
division of the Central Junior
"C" league. The team is only
one point behind the division
leading New Hamburg club; a
situation that could change this
week as Clinton travels to
Hanover on Tuesday.. the win-
ner in that game will take over
the division lead,
Clinton-11, Hanover-5
Last Friday at the Clinton
Arepe, Viieber:e,,,,Meetenge,
played what had to be some of
the finest local hockey we have
seen in recent years. The high
score did not indicate the
closeness of play, especially in
the first two periods. Both
teams came out skating and left
no doubt in anyone's mind why
they are near the top of the
division standings.
Bill Irwin opened the scoring
at 6:06 of the first with wrising
slap shot from the right point
set up by Neil Colquhoun. The
Barons came storming back to
challenge Clinton at every turn
and a sparse but boistrous
home town crowd enjoyed ex-
tremly fast end to end action,
The period ended in a 3 to 2
Clinton lead, with much of the
credit going to goalkeeper Gary
Yeoman who turned in a fine
performance for the Mustangs,
facing 38 shots during the
game, many from close in,
There was no letup on either
side when the teams returned
for the second period, but
superior defensive work on the
Clinton side began to show, as
their lead increased to 7-3. In
the third Weber kept his team
moving and checking, con-
sistently beating the Hanover
players to the puck. The score
ended 11 to 5, but no Baron
player need be ashamed of his
performanee, as they displayed
a fine team effort.
Returning after a
questionable three game
suspension, left-winger Danny
Colquhoun led Mustang
scoring with three goals.
Tallying twice each were Paul
Kelly, Neil COlquhoun, and
John Mommersteeg. Singles
went to Jamie Thompson and
Bill Irwin. Hanover scoring
was divided between Tim
Moran, Oliver Van Horne,
Dave Mercey, Paul Lahn and
Glen Wendt,
Worthy of mention was the
excellent performance turned
in by number 12, Randy Millar,
who contributed• three assists
and was very affective mith.ihisti
tenacious checking and hard
skating style of play.
Clinton-12, London-3,
It was a different style of
hockey on Sunday night when
the Mustangs met the 'less
talented but rougher London
team. London, which is in fifth
spot in the standings, came out
with the obvious game plan of
attempting to check the Clinton
players into making mistakes,
and slow the game down. But
the fast skating home team was
hard to catch and built up a 5-0
lead before London finally
scored in the second period.
The Mustangs certainly did
not back down from their op-
ponents, outhustling them in
the corners and showing much
more sophistication in
executing their plays.. Clinton's
refusal to change their style
kept the game quick and ex-
citing. It was again a small
crowd that cheered the home
team to a 12-3 victory when the
final buzzer sounded.
At several points during the
game a few London players
decided they needed a lesson in
fisticuffs as well as hockey, and
always the good sports and
being considerate of their
losing opponents, Danny
Colquhoun and Zeke Fremlin
were kind enough to oblige.
Mike Anstett Was• the out-
standing player on the ice,
'skating and checking hard,
escoripg. one ,goal and- adding
four assists.Othe'r Clinton
marksmen were Perri Jutzi,
Neil Colquhoun, and Barry
Lane, each with two goals.
John Graham, Danny
Colquhoun, Paul Kelly, Steve
Cook and Randy Millar got one
goal each.
The highest praise must go to
the Mustang players for their
fine showing last weekend.
every player contributed to a
great team effort. Small home
town crowds 'at both games was
the only disappointing factor.
Hockey
"Quote of the Week"
"I really don't care if I score,
as long as the team scores" -
Mike Anstett, centre (spoken
like a true sport...from the
penalty box - Dec. 15/74.)