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Clinton News-Record, 1950-01-26, Page 8PAGE EIGHT CLINTON' NEWS -RECORD Colts Lead Group With FourWins (By Howard ,Cowies) Clinton Colts won over Milver- ton 7-5 Tuesday evening in Clin- ton Lions Arena before a"•three-, quarter packed house in in OHA Intermediate fixture, The locals are now in, front in the group race. Considering the condition of the ice, the game was fast and very rough. Eight penalties were hand- ed out, three going >to Milverton and five to Clinton, including a ten-minute misconduct handed out to Ken Coiquhoun in the third period. Colts led all the way, the score being 2-0 at the end of the first and 5-1 at the end of the second. In the third period, the Milver- ton boys really put on the pres- sure, hemming the Colts in their own end and scoring four goals in the last nine minutes of play, making Carter work to keep them -clear, which by the way he did all through the game. Colts managed to break through Milverton team twice to score in the third, so making a good gems co come out 7-5 in favour of theReferees: Ralph McFadden, linesman; Gordon Muir, Referee, both of Seaforth. MILVERTON: goal, Schmidt; defence, Yost, Kipfer; centre, Gaul; wings, R. Gropp, Beir; al- ternates—Dale, Tuer, Meyer,`Kip- fer, Mullins, Gropp,'Mueller. CLINTON COLTS: goal, Carter; defence, Steep, Bartliff; centre, Goodhue;' wings, McEwan, Edgar;, alternates — Cam Maltby, 'Clare Maltby, Manly, Draper, Campbell, Strang, Colquhoun, Counter; Nediger, sub -goal. Referees: Ralph McFadden and Gordon Muir, both of Seaforth. First Period 1—Coats, Clare Maltby (Count- er) 4.45. 2—Colts, Edgar (McEwan, Good- hue) 7.40. Penalties: Dale (slashing),. Me - Ewan (slashing), Colquhoun (tripping). Second Period 3—Milverton, Gaul (Biers) 8.08, 4—Colts, . Goodhue (McEwan, Edgar) 10.20. 5—Colts, leanly (Cam Maltby) 10,45. 6—Colts, Cam 1Vlaltby (Hanly) 19,50. Penalties: Strong (tripping). Third Period 7—Colts, Cam Maltby (Hanly) 6.30. 8— ilverton, Gaul (Yost) 11.35. 9—Milverton. R. Kipfer (Gaul) 13.45. ..wvar ee...vv.,....ry Frame Cut Jig -Saw Puzzles The Newest Thing in .Jig -Saw Puzzles Large interlocking strips make border. Balance of pieces interlock together and into frame. Finished picture --.14x20 inches .Approximately 400 pieces TITLES IN THIS SERIES: "Friends" "Springtime" "Snowland Splendor" "Venetian Wedding" "Mediterranian Villa" "Now for the Flush" Priced — 50 cents McEw.an's Amazing Performance 1 from the PHILIPS NEW MODEL 905 Compact, smart design, comes in three colours, built-in aerial. THE IDEAL PERSONAL RADIO FOR YOUR HOME only $28.75 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL only ROYAL FLOOR POLISHER, complete with buffing pads. Reg. $59.50. Special $49.00 Order it now, this is your chance to save on a high quality polished. MERRILL PHONE 313 RADIO and ELECTRIC CLINTON 3 DAYS 3 ONLY LAST THREE DAYS OF JANUARY SALE BUY'NOW AND SAVE OVERCOOTS 24.95 SUITS .(25oniy) 32.50 JACKETS SHIRTS 25% off 3.59 Herman's Men's Wear Biltmore Hata Forsyth Shirts PHONE 224W SPORTS Standings OHA INTERMEDIATE (including Wednesdeq, Jan. 25) Won Lost Pts, Clinton Colts .. 4 0 '8 New Hamburg . 3 0 " _6 Milverton 3 2 6 Centralia 0 ' 2 0 Goderich ' 0 2 0 Clinton RCAF 0 4 0 Results in Past Week Milverton 8—Centralia 3 Clinton Colts 6--Goderich 2 Clinton Colts 8—RCAF 4 Clinton Colts 7—Milverton 5 BADMINTON STANDING (including Wednesday, Jan. 25) Won Lost Pts. (Sets) 4 1 39 3 ` 2 34 3 1 27 1 4 25 Exeter Stratford Clinton Seaforth Listowel 1 4 20 Results in Past Week Exeter 7—Stratford 5 Listower,7—Seaforth 5 10—Milverton Mueller (Dale,. Tuer) 14.30. 1I—Milverton, Mueller (Tuer, Dale) 19.10. 12—Colts, McEwan (Cain Malt- by, Draper) 19.30. Penalties: Gropp (high stick- ing), Colquhoun (elbow), Dale (holding), Colquhoun (ten-minute misconduct). o— COLTS DEFEAT GODERICi-j BY 6-2 'IN RETURN GAME (By Howard Cowles) The opening game of the sea- son was played in Goderich West St. Arena Friday evening lest before approximately 300 fans, when Clinton Colts again met and defeated Goderich Kinsmen by 6-2. In the first period the Colts came on the ice with grim deter- mination to keep their lead, scor- ing three goals with no bid from 9.30.. the Kinsmen to even telly. I Penalties: Edgar (tripping), In the second period the. fans Bartliff (tripping), Olynek (trip - COLTS' DEFEAT' RCAF BEFORE PACKED HOUSE (BY Howard Cowles) Clinton 'Colts came through with their third, win of the sea son when they defeated Clinton RCAF 8-4 befo'e a near -packed house, in Glutton Lions Arena, Saturday evening, The play seemed to be very even 'though the Colts outshot the Flyers all the way through. It was a fast game start to finish. Flyers made a big bid in the last few minutes of the ga scoring two goals in the. last mi ute and a half, but their ru was started•a little too late ' the game to do much harm t the score. The Maltby'. brothers ,deser some mention as they were un duobtedly 'the' Colts' main sours of scores, tallying five times be tween them, and for .i -and-16 year-old boys playing informed sate hockey this really stands out Rlyeays put up a good fi throughout the game, their goa tender making some wonder: saves at close quarters. Either these teams may be worth fo lowing for some good' games the future: CLINTON RCAF: goal, Bou er; right defence, Lamaureau left defence, Heney; centre, To left wing, Scarrow; right wing Singleton; alternates—Lenglo Olynek, McPherson, Oulet, Jo Cardin, Penny, Norris, Butler, CLINTON COLTS: goal, Cart right defence, Coiquhoun; 1 defence, Counter; centre, CI Maltby; right wing, Cam Maltb Left wing, Bill Hanly; alternet Bartliff, Steep, Goodhue, M Ewan, Edgar,.Campbell, Drape Strong; Nediger, sub -goal. • Referee — Ralph McFadde Seaforth; Angus McLean, Sea forth, linesman. First Period ' 1 --Colts, Clare Maltby (Ca Maltby) 1.10. THURSDAY, LONDESBORO Sports News TRIMS ;BRUSSELS. miNtilARr .. 26, 19501 at ` CDCI (By Alex Wilson) BY 11-9 COUNT (By Jack Webster) A, crowd' of enthusiastic fans saw Londesboro B -A's hand out an 11-9 defeat to Brussels to Bel - grave on January 18 in a game in the group 1 WOAA Intermediate "B" series, stahe rt to fins h with B-A'same moved � from having the lead all the way. Lee account- ed for four goals for the B -A's, while Riley had five goals for me, CDCI Beats Goderich Brussels. n- LONDESBORO sh After playing . many pre.1seas rn games and coming out"on t o short end of most of them, CDC Senior Boys' basketball team fin ve ally pulled, their great upset. - The Goderich basketball teams e came to Clinton on Thursday, _ January 19, to play their first _ games in the HSSA, and only the _ girls' team went back boasting of a victory. fig 'Clinton seniors laced Goderich on defence, B. : goal, A. Riley; he centre,Lee; Riley, Tamblyn; I dick; 'wings J. Snell,' Shad- - subs--Armsitrong, Madill, D, Snell, Carter,•Milllar, John- ston, Hamm, Tunney: BRUSSELS: goal, , J. Jewel; defence, Earle, Adams; centre, D. Willis; wings, Workman, Riley; 1- seniors by a score of 70-48. Led ul by the 25 -point shooting of Har - of old Madsen Clinton boys were 1- never in trouble and took ad - in vantage of all the breaks'. It was in this game that Keil. Arkell ch had his finger cut requiring x. stitches and was thus unable to dd; play in the next game. The Junior Boys' took a 55-36 is, victory from the Goderich boys el, and like the Seniors, they too were never in trouble. gpps and Carte Maltby were big guns for Clin- eft ton, but several others showed are signs of promise for future years. y; Scoring were: Clinton Seniors: es Arkell, 14; Andrews, 13; Mad- e. sen, 25; Clare, 3; McConnell, 3; r, Wilson, 5; Harding, 3; Goderich Seniors: E. Holmes, 20; Buchanan, n, 12; Skelton, 5; Roberts, 2; Mc - Ewan, 2; D. Holmes, 2; Costello, 5. Clinton Juniors: Epps19; 1V,ialtby, 17; Carter, 13; Elliott, 2; McDonald, 1; Tebbutt, 3; Goderich to Juniors: Thompson, 2; McNeil, 3' 2—Colts, Clare Maltby (Cal Maltby) 2,30. 3—Colts, Cam Maltby (Clar Maltby) 8,00. 4 --RCAF, Scarrow (Singleton Hawthorn, 2; Attridge, 1; Fritz - n I ley, 4; Gardner, 1; Harris, 12; e�Holmes, 11. * * Clinton Loses Clinton Senior Boys hooked up with Goderich Seniors in an HSS\ basketball game which turned out -to be a real thriller on January 23. The Clinton. team, minus the services of Arkell, went down to a 29-27 defeat in the last seconds of the game. Scoring for. Clinton were And- rews, 8; Madsen, 12; Wilson, 2.; Harding, 5. Clinton Junior Boys continued unbeaten as they trounced God- erich 28-9. This game was some- what rougher than the first game but tempers were held in cheek and nothing serious started. God- erich led in scoring for the first quarter but, the CDCI boys settled down and started rolling in bas- kets. Clinton scorers' were: Epps, 1; Maltby, 12; Porter, 2; Carter 5; Elliott, 3; MacDonald, 3; Teb- butt, 2. Clintoix Lions Midgets Open Schedule Jan. 27 very close saw checking "on the part of both teams. In the third period the boys came on the ice, somewhat tired. Goderich held the Clinton team down to one goal in the period, The game was rough with six penalties being handed out by Refreee Muir, four going to Clin- ton Colts, two going to Kinsmen. CLINTON COLTS: goal, Carter; defence, Counter, Colquhoun; centre, Cam Maltby; wings, Hardy, Twining; alternates — Bartliff, Steep, McEwan, Good- hue, Edgar, Campbell, Strong. BeaODs; de encH e IhMille , Ging; centre, Newcombe; wings, Bis- set, Faulkner; alternates — B. Westbrook, W. Westbrook, Allen, SacDoesold, Mere, Stoddard, Referees Gordon Muir. Archie Hubert, Seaforth. Clinton Colts: Scoring' (3), Hanly (1), McEwan (1), Maltby (I). Goderich Kinsmen: REM (2). ping), Singleton (slashing). Second Period 5—Colts, Clare Maltby (Cam Maltby) 4.05. 6—RCAF, Scarrow, 4.30. 7—Colts, Hanly, 7.30. Penalties: Singleton (tripping), Edgar (tripphag), Bartliff (trip- pigg), Olynek (tripping), Single- ton (slashing). Third Period 9—Colts, Edgar, (Goodhue, Mc - Ewan) 12.14. 9—Colts, Steep (Draper) 14.45. 10—Colts, Clare Maltby (Cam Maltby) 18.00. 11 --RCAF, Langlois (Singleton, Scarrow) 18.20. 12 --RCAF, Langlois (Scarrow) 19.45. Penalties; McPherson (charg- ing), Bartliff (holding), Bartliff (knee), Draper and OIyn.ek (high sticking). 0 THE NEWS -RECORD FOR FINE PRINTING SPECIAL VALUES for January 27 & 28 V1CTOh.Y No, 3Broken Stuffed Stokley's Cream PEAS OLIVES > E. 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