Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-05, Page 6PAGE 6—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1977
Seniors open soccer season
By Rosemary Armstrong
The soccer season is upon
us once more and regular
league play for Clinton in the
London and District Second
Division League will kick-off
at St. Columban at 3 p.m. this
Sunday, May 8.
Clinton will host its first
game of the season on
Saturday, May 14 at 6 p.m.
against Ingersoll Flyers.
In two pre -season
exhibition games, Clinton
Showed lots of promise with a
1-1 tie against St. Columban
and a convincing 6-2 win over
London Lions.
Dan Colquhoun scored the
lone goal against St.
Columban, while Vi,cto4r
Kennedy and Bill Cantelon
with two goals each, Dan
Colquhoun and . Paul
Galachuik counted in the
Lions game.
Players returning from last
year are the Kennedy
brothers, ay and Victor
(Brian) , tan Colquhoun,
- Brian Millar, Alex Harrett,
Bill Cantelon, Brian (Smiley)
Newington, Pete'Wise, Grant
Clark, Paul Galachiuk,
Derwin Carter and Don
Armstrong who supposedly
retired from active
participation last year but
has signed "for emergency
use only! !"
New faces on the team are
impressive: namely, Juergerf
Helmut, who shows
remarkable agility in goal
and had a splendid game
Bgainst Lions; Wilmer
akker who plays well at
midfield, and Glen McGregor
a newcomer on the forward
line.
Also back are former -
regulars Randy Millar, who
missed last year with hockey'
injuries, and the stalwart
Gerry L,.obb, who left the
team for two years.
The executive for this year
is Don Armstrong (pres.) ;
Pat Newington (manager,
treas.-sec.) ; Don Armstrong
and Victor Kennedy
(coaching); Brian Newington
(ticket sales); Randy Millar
(mor'3le• manager); and
Rosemary Armstrong (public
relations, sports writer and
uniform specialist).
The club invites you to
come out to the Community
Park for their advertised
games and ask you to lend
your support to your soccer
team, now.in its fifth year of
competition.
Down at the local lanes
YBC Friday
Afternoon
The season's winners in the
YBC. Friday afternoon league
were the Pack Rats with 111
points. In second place stand
Boussey's Baboons with 1091/2
and in third, Kazy and the
Pups with 106.•
Following down are the
Tiger Cats with 103 points,
Corries Coyotes with 96, The
Bears with 92' The Lions with
• 87 and Ken's Kobras with 82)/2
points.
Terry Murney took the
girl's high with 139 points and
the high double with 267
points. Vicki Sutherland
picked up the high average
with 127 points.
In the boys division, Scott
Kay took the high single with
206 points and the high
average with 182, while Jeff
Corrie captured the high
double with 367 points.
YBC Friday Night
The Fabulous Five held on
to their lead- t0 become the
season winners with 105
points. In the close race, the
Three Strikers gained 1021/2
points for second and the
Head Pins missed by one-half
point to take third with 102
points.
Cornish's Cool Cats
followed with 100 poinjs and
the 450's held 98 points. The
Strikes and ,..Spares kept the
scores tight with 96 points as
did the Super Strikers with 93
and the Bay City Bowlers
with 871/2 points.
Lynn Armstrong bowled a
good game to take the girls
high single "with 236 points:
the high double with 409 and
the high average with 180
points.
Tim Addison received the
high single in the boys
division with 206 and he also
took the high double with 336
points. Phillip Cornish took
the high average with 170
points.
YBC Majors
In the first week of playoffs
Vanastra Gun club results
J.im Caldwell of Kippen,
Bill Thompson of Clinton and
Bill Stewart. of Goderich
showed perfect
marksmanship on. April 26
when they shot perfect scores
of 25 at the Vanastra Trap
Shoot.
John Anderson of Kippen
and Tom Anderson of Lon-
desboro followed closely
behind with scores of 24 each.
Lloyd Venner of Hensall,
George Hamm of Blyth and
Jeff Darling of Exeter held
high scores of 23.
Murray East of Clinton and
Jim Butcher of Clinton both
shot 22 birds while Jack Mills
of Guelph, Bill Boussey, of
Kitchener'and John Hessel of
Goderich'hit 21.
Eugene Clark of Exeter
followed with 20, John
McKishnie of Goderich shot
19, Mery Batkin of Clinton hit
18 birds, and Ashley Gilbert
of Goderich had 15 points.
Tom Allen was the lone
shooter of 25 at the skeet
shoot, held on April 30. He
was followed by Ernie
Marshall of Mitchell who shot
24 birds.
Mery Batkin, Bill Stewart,
Murray East, ,and Gerry
Coleman of Clinton all shot 23,
while Harrison Schock of
Zurich and Bill Pincombe of
Toronto shot 22.
John Anderson, Ashley
Gilbert and Glen Mogk of
Bornholm each. hit 21. Paul*
Mellar of Vanastra and
Herman Fisher of Benmiller
shot 19, John Hessel shot 18
and Randy Stewart, the
junior shooter from Goderich
hit 10 birds.
the Bad News Bears struck it
lucky with a pinfall of 3,247.
The winners followed in
second with 2,939 and were
closely watched by the third
place Rough Riders with
.',895. Trailing in fourth are
the Rams with 2,720.
Wendy Gibbings took the
high single with 286 in the
individual standings and also
captured the high triple with
6 points. The high average
went to MNancy Kuehl with
189 points. In the men's
division Alex Harrett bowled
the high single of 319 and Bob'
Atkinson took the high triple
with 7':5 and the high average
wi'h 213 points.
At the OMEA-AMEU Annual Meeting held recently at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto,
Clinton Public Utilities Commission received the Electrical Utilities Safety Association's
9 ii Lowest Accident Frequency Award for having completed 1.4,973 man-hours without a
compensable injury. Mr. H.N. Britton, P. Eng., EUSA President, presented the Award
Plaque to Mr. J. Wise, Chairman of Clinton Public Utilities Commission.
Pee wee kickers beat Goderich 4-1
Clinton Pee Wee soccer if they mean business this
team opened the 1977 season year and their next game was
last Wednesday April 2+ with against Grand Bend Tuesday
an exhibition game against May 3rd.
Spring League Goderich, and sported new Clinton -Midget ball club
The Spring League saw its uniforms supplied by . Bill
first week at the lanes and the Fleming of Fleming Feed
Forget -Me -Nuts jumped into Mills.
first place with 7 points. The The boys soon settled down
Ups and Downs followed close to play good constructive
behind with 6 points and the soccer which led to Charlie
Untouchables and the Do or Wise's first goal midway
Dies matched with 5 points through first half, Goderich
each. The Corner Pins gained made good of a Clinton
4 points and Bruce's Bowlers defensive error when Paul
received 3. Stephenson, the Clinton
In the individual standings, goalie, failed to reach a poor
Rose Armstrong captured the, back pass allowing the
ladies high single with 256, GodeFich forward to score
while Darlene Wier took the into an empty net. The score
high triple with 664 points and stood at'l -I at half time.
the high average with 221. The second half was all
In the men's division, Brad Clinton. John Elliott was the
Atkinson bowled the high first to score making it 2-1 for
single of 264 and he went on to Clinton. Brad Forbes made it
take the high triple with 615 3-1 from a John Elliott puss
points and the, high average and Charlie Wise got R%oss
with 205 points. second goal of the game/,fan''•
another Elliott pass making it
4-1 for Clinton.
., Tony Gibbings and Roy
Brown played a strong
defensive game, controlling
the mid field play leaving
Paul Stephenson very little to
do in net.
The pee wee team looks as
sought
A midget hall club will4e
established in Clinton this
year if enough ...boys show
interest.
Robert "Doc" Miller and
Greg Burns told the News -
Record this week that they
can get a club going if they
can gather enough players.
Doc and Greg are having a
practice for all eligible boys
this Saturday, May 7 starting
at 10 a.m. at the .Park, and
ask all boys 17 years of age or
younger to come out.
There is no juvenile or
junior ball club this year in
Clinton.
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