Clinton News-Record, 1949-01-27, Page 8PAOR EIGHT
RCAF DEFEATS
GODERICH 8-5
IN FAST GAME
(By Harold "Mae" MaeIvor)
Clinton RCAF edged Goderich
out 8-5 in an Intermediate OHA
hockey game at Clinton Lions
Arena last evening.
LaFrance sparked Air Farce
team with three goals . . , A re-
peat performance of the game at
Seaforth on Thursday last. The
ice in the Arena was fastand a
good surface. "Twit" Leblanc
played a sparkling game for the
RCAF as did 1Vlaeleoneld for
Goderich.
Due to not being . able to see
and keep track of the whale
game there will be no assists
shown for this game. It is prom-
ised that for the future games
it will be noted.
Goderich Kinsmen: Goal, Tib-
ert• left defence, Meru; right de-
fence, Roque; centre, Miller; right
wing, Dochrat 1t; left wing,,Fau1k-
ner; alternates -Doak, MacAlist-
er, MacDonald, Berry, O'Brien,
Westlake.
Clinton RCAF: Goal, Robert-
son; left defence, Cunningham;
right defence, Clark-Marlo, K. G.;
centre, LaFrance; right wing, Le-
blanc; left wing, Helmer; alter-
nates - Crowder, Verhelst, Tet-
rault, Norris, Singleton, Nielson,
Clark-Marlo, G.
Referee- "Farmer" McFaddin,
Seaforth.
AIRMEN TRIM
SEAFORTH 7-1
ON LATTER'S ICE
(By Harold. "Mac" MacIvor)
Clinton RCAF edged out Sea -
forth 7-1 in an Intermediate OHA
hockey game et Seaforth Thurs-
day evening last.
LaFrance started his career for
the Air Force with three goals.
The game started rough end end -
,ed the same way with both sides
serving penalties, both minor and
major.
The highlight of the game was
a penalty shot by LeFrance on
the Seaforth goal keeper. The
goalie got a piece of his pads.on
the puck, but could not keep the
puck from going into the nets.
LaFrance beat him with a hard
shot from about egiht to ten
feet out.
O'Shea starred for Seaforth
with a good effort at killing off
,penalties.
LIONS MIDGETS
STILL UNBEATEN
IN 'THREE STARTS
Clinton Lions Midgets are still
unbeaten in three starts in the
WOAA Midget group race. The
youngsters won in Palmerston
last night 7-3, after taking the
first of the season et Wingham
6-3; and figuring in a scoreless
tie with Wingham Midgets in
Clinton Lions Arena Thursday
evening last on very poor ice.
Lions, were full value for their
win last night, with the Maltby
brothers --Cameron and Clare -
in a stellar role; Ron Carter
snatched the first counter and
Cam Meltby the second, where-
upon Clare Maltby proceeded to
tally four in a row. Car Maltby
scored the final one.
Tommy Lloyd, formerly of
Clinton, but now of Harriston,
was in the Palmerston line-up.
Listowel Midgets play in Clinton
Lions .Arena Saturday at 7, p.m.
CLINTON LIONS: goal, Tides-
well; defence, 'Wilson, Shearing;
centre, Clare Maltby; wings,
Jerry Holmes and Cam Maltby;
alternates -Oakes, Murray Calqu-
houn, Cowan, Ladd, R. Carter.
CLINTON COLTS
DOUBLE SCORE
CENTRALIA 8.4
Clinton Colts thumped Cent-
ralia Airport 8-4 in a scheduled
OHA Intermediate "B" contest
in Exeter last night. Hanly,
Goodhue and Bartliff paced the
winners to their one-sided victory.
..CLINTON - Goal, Woodcock;
defence, Schoenhals, Colquhoun;
centre, Goodhue; wings, Henly,
Draper; subs, BartIiff, Counter,
McEwan, Strong, Cameron, And-
rews, Neilans, Steep.
CENTRALIA - Goal, McLeod:
defence, Pumpie, Horton; centre,
Harris; wings, Rhude, Shaw; subs,
Trites, Cook, Quickfall, Ander-
son, Turner, Casselman, Alord,
Millar.
Referee -Archie Hubert, Sea -
forth.•
1st Period -Clinton, McEwan,
6.55; Clinton, Hanly, (Draper)
8.50; Clinton, Goodhue, 9.00; Cen-
tralia, Casselman (Quickfall)
10.25; Clinton, Counter, 18.31;
Centralia, Rhude, 18.37. Penalties,
Anderson,
2nd Period -No scoring. Pen-
alties-Colquhoun (2). Bartliff.
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4.05; Clinton, Goodhue, 7.12; Clin-
ton, Goodhue (Hanly) 7.40; Cen-
tralia, Casealman (Tuener) 10.47:
Clinton, Hanly (Goodhue) 17.47;
Clinton, Bertliff (Counter) 19.25,
Penalties -Millar, Quickfall, Cook
(major), Bartliff (major).
.ONDESBOROIBOYS
START TO CLICK
BEAT GORRIE 5-4
(By Jack Webster)
It looks es though Londesboro
B -A's have started to click again.
They beat Corrie 5-4 in Londes-
boro on Friday night. This was
a real, good exhibition of hoekey,
despite the fact the ice was soft.
With the score tied four -all,
Lee got the winning goal on a
Pass from Snell. Shaddick spark-
ed the B -A's, accounting for two
goals, while Hiebein got two for
the losers.
1st Period: Gorrie, Hiebein;
Londesboro, Tunney; Londesboro,
Shaddick; Gorrie, Neilson; Lon-
desboro, Shaddick; Gorrie,
bein,
2nd Period: Gorrie, Townsend,
3rd Period: Londesboro, Arm-
strong (Carter); Londesboro, Lee
(Snell),
Penalties - Armstrong, Lee,
Tunny, Farrish.
GORRIE--Goal, King, defence,
Abram, Farrish; centre, Neilson;
wings, Krafka, Hiebein; subs, Me -
Mickel, Paulin, Townsend, Gib -
son.
LONDESBORO-Goal, A. Riley;
efence, B.Riley, Temblyn; centre,
Lee; wings, Shaddick, Snell; subs,
rmstrong, Carter, Millar, Arthur,
unney, Lyon, Haggitt.
CLINTON aAIRMAN
RECEIVES HONOR
AWARD IN USA
Flt.
sgt. Alexander Velleman,
linton, was cane of 12 men
hosen from the entire student
dy of the Signal School, Fort
onmouth, N.J., to receive the
Honor Award" for the month of
ecember, according to a press
leass from the United States
it Force Station w.vhere he has
en taking a course, He has
en stationed at RCAF Station,
inton, for the past three years.
He was selected because of his
perior qualities and adeptness
the classroom, plus excellent
ldierIy conduct in his comp -
y. Flt, Sgt Velleman has
measured up to and beyond the
Hied qualifications, and es a
esuit, will receive e . tri -fold re -
rd. He will be presented with
honor certificate by the Com-
manding Officer. This certificate
an acknowledgement of a
dent's par -excellence in his
cielty. Flt. Sgt. Velleman's
ame will be placed on the
hool Honor Roll Board, erect -
in front of the school head-
arters, end will remain there
until such a time as he success -
completes his course. Last,
not least, he will receive a
ree-day pass during the month;
January. Usually, student's
not given these passes he -
se they interfere with school
edules. However, it is felt
t Flt, Sgt. Velelman is Be-
ing of this privilege because
his outstanding record as a
dent.
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Federation Notes
Around 30 Junior Farmers and
Fa'rnnerettes took advantage of
the County's offer to pay half
o the expenses to the Winter
Short Course at Guelph, early in
January, Will those who are
making application for assist-
ance, please forward expense ac-
count before February 15?
1..
Huron County's Co-operative
automobile insurance programme
is developing rapidly.
* 0, 5
A meeting of Huron County
Federation directors will be held
in the Board Room, Agricultural
Office, Clinton, on Friday, Jan-
uary 28, at 2 p.m. See that your
organization is represented.
Value of Organization
In attending the Ontario Fed
eartion annual meeting, one could
Inot help but be impressed by
the evident value of organization
and the important part the'Fed-
leratian plays in co-ordinating the
efforts of organized; agriculture.
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PASSES IN OSHAWA
EXETER -Miss Maude Horton,
a resident of Exeter for many
years, passed away suddenly Sat-
urday night, Janu, 22, at the
home of her brother, J. C. Hor-
ton, Oshawa. The late Miss
Horton lied in Uvhni n going to
there and in Exeterr and atgdift duht ifferent
times at - each place, being prin-
cipal of Exeter Public Schaal be -
for her retirement.
GIRLS SPORTS
Girls Defeat Goderieh
We dict it agoing We won the
,genie at Goderich with a 'flair
Margin (88 you likely will have
heard already). It was a good
game in every sense, especially
when it ended in a final scare of
Clinton 14 -- Godeirch9,
got ashk nn hhrscorer, JenneG rehurt
log at the end of the first quar-
ter with the score leading for
Clinton. She was absent and badly
:teased during the second quarter
when Goderieh gained some points
to tie it up, However, she soon
recovered and was back in there
the same as before when we took
the brad again.
The line-up for Clinton was:
forw'ar'ds, Jeanne Garan (10),
Mary Kele (4), Eileen Kelly,
Anna, Glew. Delphine Hunking;
guards, "Kit" Fingland, Joan
Fines, Isobel Chowen, Mexine
Hunking, Shirley Phillips, Jean
McKinley.
Goderich Line-up- was: for-
wards, Joan Menzies (5), Marie
Wall (2), Joan Fuller (2), Eleanor
Fuller, Marian Keir; guards, Joan
Fitzpatrick, Gladys McLean,
Marian Rogie, Moyra Donnelly,
Joan Elliott, Cynthia Young.
The Winghem girls lost to
Clinton girls on Monday night,
January 20, with a score of 34-
17. The result makes it sound
nether ford
CCI there Jeanne Gaed. As rs
on (16), Mary Kyle (10), Maxine
Hunking (2), Delphine Hunking
(2), Anna Glew ' (2), Eileen
Kelly (2); as guards: Kathrine
Fingland, Isobel Chowen, Joan
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1940
Fines; Shirley Phillips.
The games to come are as fol-
lows: Jan, 27, Clinton at Sea-
forth,Goderieh at Wingham;
Jen. 31, Seaforth at Goderieh;
Feb, 3, Goderich at Clinton, Wing -
ham at Seaforth,
--,LEAN 1VICKINLEY
* 5 .0
BOYS SPORTS.--
BOYS'
PORTS-Boys' Basketball • Scores
the
CCI basketball teams January
secured a
ha
double victory over Goderieh.
CCI Seniors eked out a close
29-27 win from Goderich Seniors.
The winning basket was scored
with less than a minute to play.
The line-ups were: Goderieh,
E. Holmes (9), MacPherson, D.
Holmes, Doak (2), LeMeire, Wil-
mot (2), Wilson (6), MaeEwan
(2), Buchanan' (2), Skelton (4),
and Medley. Clinton .Seniors-
Armstrong (3), "Andrews (8),
Arkell (13), McConne•11, Clare
(3), Taylor (2). Mustard, Du-
charme, Wilson, and Cousineau.
In the Junior game, the CCI
Juniors defeated Goderich 22-7.
The line-ups were: Goderich -
Arbour (2), Durnen, Goodwin.,
Robertson, Holmes (2), Costello,
Wightman, Hawthorne, McLean,
Attridge, Harris (3). Clinton
Juniors - Nediger (3), Wilson,
Epps (2), Cern Maltby (10), Clare
Maltby (5), Talbot, Beatty (2),
Whitfield, Elliott and MacDonald.:
On Monday, January 24, Clin-
ton Seniors won their third
straight HSSA game when they
defeated Wingham by the score of
63-17. The line-ups were: Wing -
ham -Stainton "(2), Lockridge
(5), Metcalf (8), Gammage (2),
Cummins, Irwin, Hanna, Currie
and Brophy; CCI Seniors-Ar-
kell (12), Andrews (4), Clare
Mus-
tard(6(16 , orDucharmeot(3) �'Kirby
(2), and Wilson (1).
Standing in the Senior group
is as follows:
W L P
Clinton 3 0 6
Goderieh . , 2 1 4
Seaforth ... 1 2 2
Wingham .. 0 3 0
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Standing of the Junior group
is as follows:
W
Clinton 2 0 4
Goderich 1 1 2 ;
Seaforth .. 0 2 0
On Monday, January 24, anwas
exhibition basketball game,
pplayed between the Radar School
e CCI Juniors previousto
the scheduled HSSA geme be-
tween Wingham and Clinton. The
Radar School won their third
straight game from the Juniors
by a score of 20-12, The line-upa
were: Radar School--,Gregsep, C.
Marlow (4), K. Marlow,
Mathews (4),. Annis (6), Taidwr
(2), and Johnson (4); CCI Jun-
iorsWilsoe (4), Man Maltby•
(2), Clare Maltby (3), Nediger,.
Elliott (1), MacDonald, Talbot;
(2), Philp, Whitfield and Beauty..
HSSA games for the coming'
week are: Jan. 27-Goderich at,
Wingham; Jan. 27 -Clinton at
Seaforth; Jan. 31- Seaforth apt:
Goderich,
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