Clinton News-Record, 1950-03-02, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
SPOUTS
Colts Down One Game'
Best -of -Three Finals
With the play-off chips on the
! line, Milverton Dominions, con-
querors of New Hamburg in two
•'straight games, defeated Clinton
`Colts 6-5 in an action -packed
OHA Intermediaate group final
match in Lions Arena here Mon-
day evening before 700 paying
fans.
The second of the best -in -five
series was scheduled for Milver-
ton last evening, but was called
off on account of the, severe
storm that raged yesterday, mak-
ing visibility very poor on the
highways. The Milverton man-
ager phoned early that Colts
would find the trip by car a
tough one and that they mightn't
get there and back.
The game will be played in
Milverton tomorrow evening.
Monday's torrid struggle was
tough one 'to lose, and there was
very little between the two teams.
It was rugged, but fair, hockey
that kept the Iarge crowd in con-
tinual uproar.
-The visitors led 2-1 at the end
of the first period, and 4-3 at
the end of the second.
Colts almost pulled the game
out of the fire in the closing
minutes with a sustained offen-
sive. Milverton's sixth goal came
on a. breakaway, putting Colts
down two, Tint they came back
strongly, Draper getting Clinton's
fifth with a little over a minute
to go. Bill Hanly went right
through but the visiting goalie
was right on his toes. ,
Milverton 6—Colts 5
(At Clinton, Monday, Feb. 27)
M I L VE R T O N DOMINIONS -
Goal, R. Gropp; defence, Yost,
Meyer; centre, Don Dale; wings,
Beir, Thor; alternates—R. Kipfer.
Doug Dale, E. Gropp, C. Kipfer,
Mullins, Attridge, Bundscho,
Sangster.
CLINTON'COLTS: Goal, Carter;
defence, Bertliff, Neilans; centre,
Cam Maltby; wings, Clare Maltby,
Haply; alternates — McEwan,
.Goodhue, Edgar, Draper, Camp-
bell. Strong, Countter, Colquhoun,
Nad_iger (sub -goal),
Reeferei Ralpf McFadden, Sea -
forth; linesman—Angus McLean,
Seaforth.
First Period
1—Milverton, Bundscho (Kip-
fer) 3.30.
2—Clinton, Campbell (Strong)
4.52.
3--1Viilverton, Don Dale (Yost)
10,40.
Penalties: Bartliff, Colquhoun,
Don Dale, Tuer.
Second Period
4—Milverton, Groep (Kiefer)
3.50.
5 -Milverton, Dale (Beit) 11.50.
6—Clinton, Draper(Strong>
16,55.
7—Clinton, Strong (Draper)
17.10.
Penalties: Neilans, Colquhoun;
Bartliff, Kipfer 3, Tuer, Beir.,
Third Period
8—Milverton, Yost (Tues) 10.04.
9—Clinton, Goodhue (MeEwan,
Edgar) 15,25.
10—Milverton, Doug Dale, 16.20,
11—Clinton, Draper (Counter)
18.25,
Penalties: Kipfer, Yost,
0
Colts 17—Seaforth 6
(At Seaforth, Saturday, Feb. 25)
CLINTON COLTS: Goal, Car-
ter; defence, Bartliff, Steep;
centre, Goodhue; wings, Edgar,
McEwan; alternates — Ineiians
Colquhoun, Counter, Clare Malt-
by, Cam Maltby, Haply, Draper,
Strong, Twining.
SEAFORTH JUNIORS: Goal,
Chessed; defence, Hennick, Scott:
centre, Butwell; wings, Bradley,
Jenningls; alternates — Ellison,
Proctor., Flood, Camplin, Mitchell,
Heighington.
First Period: Goals: Clinton,
Bartliff (Drapes) 4.12; Clinton,
Twining (Draper) 8.17; Seaforth,
Mitchell (Camplin) 9.47; Clinton,
Colquhoun, 12.46; Seaforth, But -
well (Jennings) 15.33; Clinton,
McEwan (Goodhue) 15.44; Clin-
ton, McEwan (Goodhue) 16.29;
Clinton, Strong (Draper, Bartliff)
19.04. Penalties: Bartliff, Col-
quhoun, Ellson.
Second Period: Goals: Clinton,
MoEwan (Bartliff) 10.32; Clinton,
Edgar (Goodhue, Bartlltf) 11.02;
Seaforth, Mitchell (Flood) 13.27;
Clinton, Edgar (Goodhue, Mc -
Ewan) 15.10: Seaforth, Proctor
(Mitchell, Camplin) 15.47; Clin-
ton, Goodhue (Bartliff) 18.52;
Clinton, McEwen (Edgar) 19.32.
Penalties: Proctor,
Third Period: Goals: Clinton,
Colquhoun (McEwan) 4.00; Clin-
ton, Steep (Bertliff) 8.02; Clin-
ton, Cam Maltby (Clare Maltby)
9.59; Clinton, Twining (Draper)
11.12; Seaforth, Mitchell (FIood)
13.50; Clinton, Hanly (Cam Malt-
by, C MitchellMaltby) 14.15; Sea-
(Ellson) 18.50;
Clinton, Clare Maltby (Cam Melt-
onHanly) 19.59. Penalties:
Proctor, Edgar.
Referee — Pat Gardner, Strat-
ford; linesman — "Gus" Boussey,
Seaforth.
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MIDGETS WIN
GROUP TITLE
BEAT WINGHAM
Clinton Lions Midgets won
group honors when they defeated
Wi Lions'
ngham le the third game
af; the play-afits 8-2 in Clinton
Lions Arena Saturday afternoon.
Only a handful of spectators were
on hand to see the game which
was •a high-class brand of hockey.
The Midgets are scheduled to
play the winner of the Kincar-
dine -Southampton playoffs in a
northern group for the WOAA
midget championship,
The Midgets displayed two
equally strong forward lines.
WINGHAM: Goal, Murray; de-
fence, Elliott, G. Gerrie; centre,
Hutton; wings, M. Gerrie, Chit-
tick; alternates—Stainton, Hilbert,
Young, MacDonald,' Scott, Gregg,
Cameron, Sexton.
CLINTON' LIONS: Goal, Tides -
well; defence, Cowan, Epps;
centre, Carter; wings, Garrick,
Coleman; alternetes--Colquhoun,
Holmes, Ross, Shearing, Ladd,
Tebbutt, Armstrong, Oakes.
Referee: Ralph McFadden, Sea -
forth.
First Period
1—Clinton, Carrick (Carter,
Epps) 12.40.
Penalties: G. Gerrie, Carter.
Second Period
2—Clinton, Colquhoun (Ross)
17.25,
Penalties: Hutton, G.' Gerrie,
Chittick, Holmes, Carter,
Third Period
3—Clinton, Carter, .12.
4 --Clinton, Carrick (Coleman)
.14.
5—Wingham, Young (Stainton)
7.50.
6—Clinton, Caiquhoun (Ross)
8.00.
7—Wingham, Stainton (Mac-
Donald) 10.05,
8—Clinton, Coleman (Carrick)
10,50.
9—Clinton, Ross (Colquhoun)
17.30.
10—Clinton, Carter, 19.38.
Penalfhies: Elliott, MacDonald,
Chittick, G. Gerrie 2.
Sports News
at CDCI
Huron See nary Schools As-
eoeiation basketball league ter-
minated in CDCI gym on Mon-
day; February 20, with the three
'Clinton teams coming through
with victories in their last game,
Juniors Win Title
The Junior boys went through
the season without a loss to take
the WOSSA title for the second.
consecutive year. The winners
now advance to meet the Exeter,
St. Marys series. Epps, Maltby,
and Carter led the Clinton attack
as they defeated the Seaforth
Juniors to the tune of 51-29.
CLINTON: Epps, 15; Philp;
Porter, 3; Elliott, 2; Tebbutt, 2;
Fines, 2; Maltby, 11; Shearing;
MacDonald, 4; Carter, 12.
SEAFORTH: MacMillan, 8;
Eyre; Rowland, 3; McGavin; Sills;
Keys; Godkin, 3; Hubert; Stew-
art: Shaw.
Seniors Finish Second
The Senior Boys ended the
season with a revenge defeat of
the Seaforth boys by outscoring
them 67-11, after being defeated'
by them 45-33 in Seaforth. Arkell.
and Madsen were high scorers
for Clinton.
CLINTON: Madsen, 17; Arleen,
28; J. Wilson, 4; McConnell, 3;
Talbot, 6; Pinch, 1; Andrews, 4;
CLINTON NEWS4RECORD
S I O R T S
Standings
WESTERN ONTARIO,. B"
BADMINTON LEAGUE
(Final Standing)
Won Lost Pis.
Exeter , . ,
(Matches) (Sets)
s)
Stratford : , . 5 3 57
Clinton . . . 4 4 53
Seaforth , . • . 4 4 48
Listowel , 1 7 24
Playoffs; Winner of Exeter -
Clinton series meets winner of
Stratford-Seaforth series 'for the
league championship,
Results in Past Week
Stratford 11"—Listowel 1
Seaforth 8—Stratford 4
Exeter 7—Clinton 6
(extra set play-off)
Clinton 12—Listowel 0
(default)
WOSSA BASKETBALL
(Final Standing)
Senior Boys
Won Lost Pts.
Goderich 5 1 10
Clinton 4 2 8 -
Seaforth 3 3 6
(Play-off6
possible between
Goderieh and Clinton:)
Junior Boys
Won Lost Pts.
Clinton 6
12
Goderich 4 2 8
Seaforth 2 4 4
Wingham • 0 6 6
Girls
Won Lost Pts.
Goderich 6 0 12
Seaford) 3 3 6
Clinton 3 3 6
Winghem ,0 6 0
— —0
Kroehlers 14—Colts 4
Stratford Kroehiers Junior "A"
hockey team—who failed to make
the playoffs in their own group—.
walked all over Clinton Colts
in Clinton Lions Arena Thursday
evening last to the tune of 14 to 4.
The largest crowd of the season
was on hand to witness the game.
Flanngian and, French were
standouts for Kroehiers, with
goalkeeper "Boat" Hurley show-
ing the crowd the finer points
of guarding the net. Dick Carter,
in fee Colts' goal made many
excellent saves. ' Bob Drayer and
Doug Bartliff were Clinton's
most effective players.
(At Clinton, Thursday, Feb, 23)
STRATFORD KROEHLERS:
Goal, Hurley; defence, Armstrong,
Nudds; centre, Flannigan; wings,
Watson, Williams; alternates—
French, Ritchie, Clements, Dun-
nette, Leckie, Robertson, Robit-
aille, Heinbuck, Steinback,
CLINTON COLTS: Goal, Car-
ter; defence, Bartliff, Steep;
centre, Goodhue; wings, Edgar,
McEwan; alternates — Colquhoun,
Neilans, Counter, Cam Maltby,
Clare Maltby, Haply, Draper,
Strong, Campbell, Twining.
First Period: Stratford, Wil-
liams (Ritchie), Flannigan, Arm-
strong, French', Clinton, Draper
(Strong); Stratford, French,
Penalties: Armstrong, Nudds.
Stratford 5—Clinton 1
Second Period: Stratford, Flan-
nigan (Armstrong); Clinton, Drap-
er; Stratford, Ritchie (Flannigan),
Watson (Dunnette),
Penalties: Armstrong, Flanni-
gan, Draper.
Stratford 8—Clinton 2.
Third Period: Stratford. Flanni-
gan (2), French (2), Clement,
Williams, Steinbach; Clinton, Ed-
gar, McEwan.
Penalties: Ritchie Leckie,
Final score: Stratford Kroeh-
lers 15 --Clinton Colts 4.
J. E. Morgan Assumes
New Post at Guelph
A resident of Clinton for 14
years, John E. Morgan left Mon -
y for Guelph to assume new
Harding, 4; Beatty, da
SEAFORTH: Chapman, 2; And-
erson, 2; Meleindsey; Bolton;
Jacobi, 4; Johnson; Sills, 2; Hack-
well; Mills, 1; Blanchard,
Clinton Girls Win
Clinton gh11s wane victorious
in the basketball game held in
Clinton on Monday afternoon.
February 20, with the close score
of 12-11. The last few minutes
were anxious ones for everyone
concerned, especially when one of
the Seaforth girls was fouled in
the last minute of play. Luckily
the shot was missed giving Clin-
ton a one point lead at the end
of the game,
Scorers for Clinton were: Eileen
Kelly, 6; Maxine Hunking, 4;
Mary Morritt, 12. The only scorer
for Seaforth was Marg. ,Stevens
who obtained their 11 points.
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Have One Game Each
Clinton RCAF and Goderich
Kinit out
ore
sthnright toen are l meet Centralia
RCAF in the OHA Intermediate
"A" group finals.
After losing the first match of
the best -in -three series at Gode-
rich Saturday evening, ,the Air
Force came back strongly in
Clinton Lions Arena last evening
to win by 5-3 and even the series
at one game each. Due to weath-
er conditions, the attendance was
poor.
RCAF won the toss for ice sur-
face for the third and deciding
Lucan 6--Hensall 3
(By our Hensel' correspondent)
Lucan defeated Hensall in the
Community Arena here Friday
night by the score of 6-4 to make
It two straight in their best -three -
out -of -five playoff for the WOAA
Intermediate "B" group title.
LUCAN: Goal, Kuffner; de-
fence, J. Hardy and Hodgins;
centre, F. Revington; wings, N.
Hardy and Stretton; subs—L. Rev-
ington, Earle, .McRoberts, Kearn,
Hindmarsh, Elson.
HENSALL: Goal, Mock; de-
feece, A. Nicholson and H. Nich-
olson; centre, Scholl; wings, Flear
and John' Sangster; subs — Dave
Sangster, James Sangster, Little,
Coesitt, Chipchese, Mousseau, Mc-
Kinnon, Kropt.
First Person
1—Lucas. Revington.
2—Hensall, Mousseau (A. Nich-
olson).
3—Lucan, Hodgins (L, Reving-
ton).
4—Hensall, H. Nicholson.
Penalties: H, Nieholosn, Scholl.
F. Revington.
Second Period
5—Lucan, F. Revington (Earle),
Penalties; John Sangster:, Fleas,
Kropt, James Sangster, I,. Rev -
Elson,
ington, Hardy, F. Revington.
Third Period
6—Lucan, Stretton (F. Reving-
ton, Earle).
7—Lucan, Hindmarsh.
8—Hensall, Kropt (Mousseau).
9—Lucan, F. Revington.
Penalties: Fleas, Elson.
Referee: R. McFallen, Seaforth.
Two Men Remanded
Shopbreaking Count
Robert Carrick, 38, and Bruce
Marshall, 19, both of Clinton,
were remanded in custody until
Thursday, March 2.1, by Magist-
rate D. E. Holmes, K.C., in court
at Goderich, on charges of break-
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goods and cash at Clarence J.
Livermore's egg -grading station,
Clinton, on January 28.
They also were charged with
wilful damage of over $20 to the
cash register, the property of
Clarence Livermore. Bail was
set at $2,000 property, or .$1,000
cash bail.
Marshall was granted hail, fol-
lowing his court appearance, on a
recognizance furnished by his
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A dislocated shoulder
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theearly stages, marred last
night's match, but the Airmen
played their best hockey of the
season to win,
Goderich led 1-0 at the end of
the first, but the Airmen made a
great comeback in the second and
went into a 3-2 lead at the
breather.
The third stanza was, bitterly
fought, and all searing was in the
latter portion of the period. RCAI'
got a big break when they bang-
ed in the puck for a precious
two -goad margin, but Goderich
got back into the hunt pronto
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seconds to go, Singleton clinched
THURSDAY, MARCH 2,. 1950
the dedision by dri'ving into art
open net.
(At Clinton,. Wednesday, March 1)
GODERICIH': Goal, Donaldson;
defence, MillerStoddart; centre,
Newcombe; wings, Bissett, Faulk-
ner; alternates --H. Westbu;aoke,
W. West
brook's, Duckworth, Mero,
Pring, Allin, MacDonald.
CLINTON RCAF: Goal, Bouch-
er; defence, Lamoureaux, Heney;
centre, Scarrow; wings, Langlois,
Singleton; alternates — Norris,,
Todd, Outett,Butler, Cantle,
Penny, MacPherson, Cheleaux,
Referee: Gordon Muir; lines-
man, Archie Hubert; both from,
Seaforth.
First Period
neGoderich, B'iseet,. 6:00,
Penalty: Miller.
' Second: Period
2—Goderich, Bisset (Faulkner)+
1,35.
3—RCAF, Butler (Todd) 2,42.
4—RCA's', Butler (Norris. Todd)
6.18.
5—RCAF, Sparrow (Langlois,.
Oulett) 15.45:
Penalties: M'ero, Penny.
Third 6--RCAF,.Period
Todd' (Norris, Butler}
14,35.
7—Goderich, Faulkner (Bisset,
Newcombe) 1.5,17.
, 8—RCAF, Singleton. (Langlois)
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