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Mustangs open semi-finals
By Bryan Marriage
'The Clinton Mustangs will
host the New Hamburg Hahns
,In the first game of the OHA
Central Jr. "C" Group semi-
final this Friday night at 8:30.
Second game of this best -of -
five semi-finals will be
Sunday evening in New
Hamburg.
The winner of this exciting
series will play Listowel in
the final round.
The Mustangs edged the
Hahns in the regular season
with three wins, one loss, and
two ties.
However, playoff hockey
will bring out the best of these
two teams and a five game
series is likely to happen.
One good note for the
Mustangs is the C.uct' . t1 ai
leading scorer, in the regular
season Robbie Heard, will be
back in the line up, `after
missing the Port Elgin series,
with a groin injury suffered in
the final season game with
Walkerton Black Hawks'.
Third game of this series
will be played in Clinton,
possibly next Tuesday night
at 8:30 p.m.
What's rolling at the lanes
YBC Friday
Afternoon
Dianne Bromley swept the
girls' standings . in the YBC
Friday afternoon league
taking the high single of 170,
the high triple of 319 and the
high average of 133. Ken Hart
had the high single of 202 and
the high triple of 333 in the
boys' division with Scott Kay
taking the high average of
182.
The Pack Rats have
scrambled into the lead in the
team standings with 83
points, leaving the Tiger Cats
in second place with 80.
Boussey's Baboons have
bounded into third with 791/2
with Kazy and the Pups
following closely with 79.
Corrie's Coyotes with 71 lead
the Lions with 70, the Bears
with 68, and Ken's Cobras
with 601/2.
T ickersxnith Mixed league
taking the high single 250 and
the high triple of 688.
Clarence Dekens had the
men's high single of 310 and
Bob Walters ithe high triple of
661.
In the team standings,
Joost's Jaguars continue to
chug in first place with 88
points with Walter's Olds
moving along behind with 84.
Art's Volkswagons with 80
zoom ahead of Chris'
Chryslers putting along with
59
Bart's Buicks with 41 have
Aldie's Austins choking on the
smoke with a low 26.
Ladies' Tuesday
Afternoon
The Blenders have shifted
into third place with 117
points in the Ladies' Tuesday
Afternoon league. The Hot
Pans with 123 sizzle along in
YBC Friday first place, barely leading the
night Pressure Cookers with 122.
Lynn Armstrong swept the The Sinkers with 115 points
girls' division in the YBC lead the Salad Queens with
Friday Night league, with 1111/2 and the Micro Waves
Phil Cornish repreating her with 1011/2.
performance in the boys' Nancy Roy had the ladies'
division. Lynn took the high high single of 273; Edna
single of 246, the high triple of Atkinson had the high triple
q, 404 and the high average of of 679. and Rosemary Arm -
176. Phil had the high single of strong had the high average
283, the high triple of 448 and of 203.
° the high average of 168. Londesboro Ladies'
The Strikes and Spares with
75 points have moved into a The team standings in the
third place tie with the Londesboro Ladies.' league
Headpins, following the remain the same with the
Three Strikers with 801/2 and Alley "Cats in first with 97
the Fabulous Five with 79. points, followed by the
The Super Strikers are tied Rolling Stones in second with
with the 450's at 73 points, 76, the Brown Onions in third
leading Cornish's Cool Cats with 65, and the Playgirls in
with 71 and the Bay City fourth with 56.
Bowlers with1611/2. Dorothy Carter had the
high single of 260 and Nancy
Roy had the high triple of 604.
Lynda Kennedy and Debbie
Wallace tied for honors as the
most improved bowler with a
plus 17.
YBC Teen
The Yo-Yo's continue to
hold down second place in the
YBC Teen, league with 131
points, following the first
place Cosa Nostra with 145.
The Sunshine' Bowlers with
129 lead the Stoney Louts with
123 and the Chambermaids
with 118.
In the ladies' division, Kelly
Colquhoun had the high single
of 268; Nancy Falconer had
the high triple of 618; and
Suzie Chambers the high
average of 195. Dave
Williscraft had the men's
high single of •269; Greg
Skinner the high triple of 677;
with Rick Brown and George
Collins sharing the high
average of 199.
YBC Majors
Wendy Gibbings and Nancy
Kuehl continue to share the
top standings in the ladies'
division of the YBC Majors
league. Wendy had the high
single of 277 and the high
triple of 622, leaving the high
average to Nancy Kuehl with
190. Doug Riehl had the high
single of 262 in the men's
division, while Bob Riehl took
the high triple of,657 and Bob
Atkinson took the high
average of 211.
The team standings remain
unchanged with the Rams in
the lead with 1241/2 points. The
Bad News Bears follow in
second with 117 and the
Rough Riders with 114. The
Winners trail with 1021/2.
Tuckersmith Mixed
Aileen Bake swept
ladies' division of
the
the
single of 360 and the high
triple of 862 in the Molson's
Crown Mixed league, leaving
the high average to Ken
Johnston with 240. Jo -Anne
Collin had the ladies' high
single of 254; Dianne Collins
the high triple of 618; and
Marie Collins the high
average of,210.
The Five Stars with 95
points continue to lead the
team standings followed by
the X-Rateds with 82 and Di's
Cheats with 75. The Alley
Kats with 72 lead Bill's Girls
with 67 and Newt's Newfs
with 50.
Huron-Dex
Louise Gibbings continues
to hold the ladies' high single
of 197 in the Huron-Dex
league: Elly Boone had the
high single of 332 and Phyllis
Thompson had the high triple
of 714. In the men's division,
Ian Hulley had the high single
of 197 and the high triple of
530 with John Howard taking
the high average of 176.
The Headpins with 85 points
continue to lead the team
standings, followed by the
Try-Alls with 77, the Zepplins
with 71 and the Whiz Bangs
with 61.
Clinton Mixed
'The Who Cares with 80
points have moved into
second place in the Clinton
Mixed league, slightly behind
Pickle and Friends with 83.
The X's and O's with 79 lead
Keek's Strikers with 76, and
the Die Hards and the Flin-
tstones tied with 72. The
Buzzer Bowlers with 64 hold a
slight lead over the last place
True grits with 63.
In the ladies' standings, Val
Marriage had the high triple
of 673 and the high average of
224, with the high single going
to Libbey Strong with 309.
Robert Van Damme with 265
had the men's high single of
265; Steve Tyndall had the
high triple of 645 and Don
Switzer, the high average of
210.
Blyth -Clinton
The Blyth -Clinton league is
back in action with the
Striking Demons tying the
Windmills for second place
with 35 points. They follow the
Bionic Wonders, leading with
40. The Odd Balls Bunch with
32 points lead the Bonnie
Braves with 30 and the Ups
and Downs with 29.
Mae Ritchie had the high
single of 249, while Sue
McFadden took the high
triple of 624 and Linda Cooper
the high average of 206. Other
high singles were Susan
Howson with 247; Rena Kolk-
man with 234 and Bonnie
Cook with 232.
Molson's Crown
Mixed
Art Burt had the men's high
Londesboro Men's
Don Buchanan had the
men's high single of 304 and
the high triple of 727 in the
Londesboro Men's league,
with the high average of 224
going to Harry Lear.
In the team standings, the
Doves with 86 lead the Owls
with 85 and the Finches with
72. The Eagles with 67 hold a
slim roll over the Robins with
66 and the Hawks with 65.
Clinton III 4-H
The first meeting of Clinton
III 4-H was held at the
Wesley -Willis United Church
on March 1.
We opened our meeting
with the 4-H pledge and held
our election of officers. They
are: president, Lori Saun-
dercock; vice-president, Bev
Walker; secretary, Judy
Johnston ; press reporters,
Beth Saundercock, Robin
Bosworth.
We discussed the kinds of
materials and patterns to buy
for our leisure garments and
also how to measure our-
selves. By Beth Saundercock
and Robin Bosworth.
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You probably won't hear
opportunity knock if the TV is
always on.
the Clinton Figure Skating Club did very well at the
I,►rgc'interclub meet last Sunday. As well as placing third
overall, Karen Schneider left, won a bronze 'medal in
intermediate ladies free skate, Brenda Dupee won a gold
in intermediate free skate, and Kim Marsden, silver
medal in senior free skate.
Juveniles face elimination
The Clinton Juveniles face
elimination in the first round
of the Double "C" playoff,
after losing the first two
games of the best of five
series.
Clinton lost the opener 4-3
last Thursday night in Forest,
then dropped the second
game in Clinton last Saturday
night 6 - 1.
The third game in the series
is being played tonight
(Thursday) in Forest, with
the fourth and fifth games, if
necessary, set for Clinton this
weekend.
Bantams tied in playoffs
The Clinton Bantams are
deadlocked with Wingham at
one game each in the best of
three consolation series
playoffs.
Clinton dropped the
opening game 8-4 in Wingham
last Friday night, but
rebounded to tie the series
last Sunday in Clinton, when
they edged the Wingham
team 8-6. -
The third and deciding
game will be played , on
neutral ice this week, likely in
Blyth, but no date was
available at presstime.
Colts battle Port Elgin
In the Friday game, Clinton
scorers were Tony Gibbings
with a pair, and singles by
Scott Consitt and Robert
as group finals here Sun.
Last year's Ontario Hockey
Intermediate 'C' semi-
finalists, the Port Elgin
Sunocos invade Clinton
Sunday afternoon to battle
the Colts at 3:00 in the second
game,. of the best-of:seven
series of the Group Four
finals.
The powerful Port Elgin
squad eliminated ' ,the
Lucknow Lancers i,n four
straight games to advance to
the finals while the Colts were
awarded their series against
Kincardinn1
The Kincardine , Bulldog's last year's Senior Continental
could not ice enough players scoring leader, Dean Symons,
for last Thursday night's who this year dominated the
game in Clinton, forcing the scoring race in the Inter-
O.H.A. executive to decide on mediate loop by winning the
forfeiting the series to the league by 15 points over
Colts. The Colts were leading ,,Fergus' Garnet Rooney.
the series 2-0 by virtue of an
opening game 13-5 victory
and a 10-9 win recorded in
Kincardine.
The Port Elgin series
opened last night Wednesday
in Port Elgin, but no score
was available at press time'.
The Sunocos are headed by
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The Colts will enter the
series with two serious in-
juries to key .playersr Paul
Kelly has been sidelined for,
the year .with a leg injury
while defenseman Derwin
Carter is a doubtful start1110
with a sprained ankle.
h ird a t meet
r�splace tS1�ate
skaters will also skate in two
other competitions, in
Scarborough and New York.
To keep a busy itinerary -
like that, these skaters must
be good students
academically. As well, they
are at least one . of the
following, accomplished M
musicians, good bowling,
volleyball, ballet, gym-
nastics, singing, cheer
leading, public speaking - to
mention a few. One thing they
don't possess is spare time.
If you thought that yellow
car that floated through town
at 10 p.m. Sunday night had a
new hovercraft drive, you
were almost right. Mrs.
Dorothy Dupee returned
home Sunday night with a car
load of exhilarated Clinton
skaters, jubilant about the
third place standing Clinton
Figure Skating Club earned
at the Interclub Figure
Skating Competitions held
this year at Mitchell.
Hurrah! for Clinton! It's
the first heady taste of vic-
tory we've had as a club for
awhile - and it tastes good!
Interclub involves clubs in
the local territory, St. Marys,
Stratford, Mitchell, Seaforth,
Clinton, Goderich, Blyth,
Brussels, Wingham,
Walkerton, Hanover,
Listowel, Lucknow,
Harriston, Teeswater,
Mildmay, Every year they
jointly hold a competition.
Brenda Dupee skated an
excellent performance in the
intermediate ladies* im-
promptu free style class and
captured first place and a
trophy. In the same class,
Karen Schneider picked up a
third place win - an act of skill
but also sheer determination
since Karen was ill at the
Boyes. time.
On Sunday, Steve Lobb Kim Marsden placed
picked up three goals, while second in the senior ladies'
Jeff Ball and Tony Gibbings impromptu free style, just
each scored a pair, and a behind Wingham's
single went to Scott Corisitt. ."Canadians" skater Carol
Wheeler, so that's not bad!
The winning clubs were
correctly reported in the Wingham first, Stratford
News -Record that the ban- second, and Clinton third.
tams had beat Harriston for Although the rest of the
the consolation finals, but it Clinton team did not score
was just the first round. high enough to make points
for the club, they skated well,
with confidence and looked
smart in. their fancy dresses,
especially the look-alike
costumes of the dancers. Of
the 220 competitors the
Clinton girls looked the best
(No one would dream that we
might be biased!)
Within the last two weeks,
more national tests were
passed amongst the begin-
ners and juniors. Badges
earned were beginners,
David Deichert; stroking,
Christa Lehnen and Lisa
Johns ; dance 1, Lori Consitt;
novice 11 Lori Consitt; free
style, Jackie Norman.
One more beginner has
moved on to work -on the
Last week, it was in -
Atoms tourney is delayed
The W.O.A.A. Atom Grand
Championship has been
postponed until April 1, 2, 3.
This tournament style play-
off was postponed due to the
late play-offs in some other
divisions as well as the
Goderich O.M.H.A. rep teams
have rented our arena for
their play-offs.
The winners of the
categories are as follows : BB
- Goderich; B - Walkerton;
CC - Seaforth; C - Chesley;
DD - Lucknow ; D - Unknown;
E - Ripley.
Atoms set for consolation
The Clinton Wil-dex Atoms
will travel to Wingham this
Friday night to open their
consolation semi-final round.
Game time is seven o'clock.
The second game of this
series will be played this
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the good work skaters!
Please note, beginners and
juniors, the last Saturday for
figure s • t season is
March 12th.
. Several senior skaters are
practising extra hours when
available at different arenas
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