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Clinton News-Record, 1947-02-27, Page 8A A PAGE EIGHT CLINTON NEWS-ILECOCD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 194'r 0 11 Clinton Team n s Bantams Team L 4-2 eGoderich Eliminate ;Clinton Lions Bantams had the the only' penalty of the first period distinctionbeing the first team 'to -and Costello in the third. eiinaeof b g • Bruce MacDonald, "Goderich, ref- eli,minate -a Goderich hockey team. , from league competition this year, ereed.` winning the home -and -home series 4-2 from Goderich Bantams. The First game here Saturday af- ternoon resulted in a 1-1 draw, so that .the locals were forced to go right into Goderich Tuesday afternoon and goal at 7.21 in the first; ;period when win which they did by 3-1. Needless the local youngsters showed marked to say, the youngsters were quite .superiority. jubilant, after the way Goderich In the second period, at 1.20, Ron Juveniles and Midgets have been Garter took a pass front Clare Maltby mauling the Clinton Juveniles and for Clinton's second counter. Tighe. Midgets all season. drew the .only penalty. .Clinton now plays Brussels in the Goderich went all out in the third next, round of the WOAA Bantam stanza to overcome the two -goal lead, series, the winner to go into the and finally they were rewarded at finals ,against the survivor of Palm- 7,30 by a goal from Frank Costello's erston-Durham and Listowel series. stick, after which they pressed hard. The Clinton kids have been coach- Ron Carter clinched the issue for ed by Lyle 'McKee, assistant grin- Clinton at 18.45 when he broke eipal of the Public School, who pick- through all alone for another goal. ed the best boys under 14 as of Goderich then took ,aut their goalie November 1, 1946. The Goderich and put every player on the •attack. Youngsters were coached by `Take" but Bill Nediger was right on in the ,Snider, a former Clintonian. Clinton nets and kept everything out. Clinton 1 - Goderich 1 Fowler received a ruiner and match The Goderich team valiantly buck- penalty. ed a blizzard to keep their date here "Star" of the game was the referee, Satm.day afternoon. Arbour put the Hugh Hawkins, . Clinton, who was visitors in the lead with their only pressed into service wearing a pair goal in the first period, while Clare of oversize skates and naturally took Maltby evened the count in the third a few healthy tumbles, much to his stanza for the homesters. Lloyd drew own consternation but to the great Clinton 3 - Goderich 1 The boys went to Goderich after school Tuesday...andd were greeted by quite a large showing of fans. Cam 3Vlaltby tallied Clinton's first JUVENILIS AND MIDGETS HANG UP THEIR SKATES After eliminating Ebreter in the group • semi-finals, Clinton Lions Juveniles and: Midgets both ;passed out of the WOAA hockey picture when;they were defeated by Goderich Lions Juveniles and Midgets in sudden -dear group final matches at Goderieh Thursday evening last, The Goderich teams remained undefeated in group play. Goderich Midgets 12 -Clinton 0 Goderieh 'Midgets bounced Clinton 12-0, with Bill Nediger, in the Clin- ton nets, proving a stellar performer, Scorers for Goderich were: MacPhail three; iMacElwan and Freeth, two each; Goddard, Doak, Meriam, Willis, Smith, one 'each. In a second round snatch at Dur- ham Monday evening, Goderich and Durham tied 6-6. Goderich Juveniles 10 -Clinton 3 .Goderich won the Juvenile match 10-3, 'with six goalsin the first period. Roger Garen and Bill Mat- thews counting for Clinton. Bill Newcombe scored five goals, Don Warren three, and Bill Beacom two, for the winners. • I Introducing The Latest In Note Paper Floral Notes - DAISIES -WON'T -TELL FORGET-ME-NOTS PANSIES-F;O'R-THOUGHTS Bordered with Daisies, Pansies, or Forget-me-nots. ,beautiful in design. yet exquisite in simplicity, boxes with letter and note size paper with envelopes to match - Priced at $1.25 box :>F Floral'tone Stationery - Bordered -with Roses, Morning Glory, or Blue Bells, folded letter size only with envelopes to match - Priced 'at $1.15 box * 5F Personal Notes - •'Thought -o -You" box' 1.00 box "Picture Notes" 1.00 box x "Scribbles" 1.001.00 box "Write -A -Note" Handy note size paper with flower, animal or children on the face of each note - again shorthanded; to end the period Londesboro •Wins Group on the long end of a 3-1 •score. After Trailingn e third period, Londesboro; I maIde ith3-2 but Brussels replied with' Brusselstwo mor te,ito make victory for them (look almost certain. But with eight minutes to go and defeat staring Glen B Carter) ( Y Londesboro'ss, Intermediate 'hooky team were successful in finishing on top of -Group 2, WOAA, by playing a 4-4 deadlock with Gorrie, their closest rivals, in the last game of the; reg- ular schedule. This enabled them to finish with 13 points, with 44 goale scored for and 18 against 'Sunder- cock, Londesboro's- regular goalie, racked up two shutouts in the eight games Final Standing WOAA Intermediate W . L T Pts. Londesboro . 6 1 1 13 Gorrie 6 1 2 12 Brussels 5 3 0 10 Fordwioh 2 5 1 5 Belgrave . . 0 8 0 0 e HOCKEY RESULTS AND STANDINGS delight of the Goderich faithful. But it`was a "sweet" game for him as he received congratulations for his handling of the game from none other than that grand sport, Judge Costello, who was an interested spectator. Clinton Lions -goal, 'Nediger; do - fence, David Tighe, Cam Maltby; centre, Ron Carter; wings, Tommy Lloyd, Clare Maltby; alternates - Jack Wilson, Don Epps, Alvin Fowler, Norman Ward, Gerald Ilolmes, Harold Gibbings, Bill Shearing, Harris Oakes. Goderich-Goal, Beadle; defence, Costello, Goodwin; centre, Grist; wings, Little, Reis; alternates - Arb- our, Hutchinson Armstead, McFar- lane, McLean, McLaren. Referee -Hugh Hawkins, Clinton. pictures1 Other Note Size Paper in plain or colors, plain with colored border and Natty Notes with flower or bird on each sheet- . 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S. (B) 0 9 33 100 0 * Two R, and C. S. games with Stratford and one with Clinton each counted' four points. Results in Past Week Stratford 8-40linton Colts 7 Senn-fianl Play-off Seaforth 12-cR. and C. S. 5 Games Scheduled Thur., Feb. 27-Seaforth vs. R. and G. S. (Clinton LionslAaena), Seaforth has seven -goal lead. Fri., Feb. 28 -Stratford at George- town (second round). Clinton Colts meet winner of above series for group title next week. WOAA BANTAM Group Play-offs Clinton 1-Goderich 1 Clinton 3-Goderich 1 (Clinton wins round 4-2 and now meets Brussels in semi-finals). Londesboro 6 -Brussels 5 The first.gaune was .played in Lon- desboro on Monday; February 17, and was won by the home team by the close 'margin of 6-5, with Radford the big gun for Londesboro perform- ing the hat trick. Tunney, Shaddick and Carter notched the other three. For Brussels, Roller with three and McDonald and Ring, were the marks- men. This was a very clean game (which surprised everyone) with no penalties, making it an easy night for Referee "Farmer" McFadden. The same night Fordwich upset the dope by taking Gorrie 7-5 on Gorrie's home ice. The same four teams went, at it again in Brussels and Fordwich on Wednesday night. Brussels 7-Londesboro 3 In Brussels, the 'home team with their backs to the wall and facing elimination went all out and shellaek- ed the Londesboro lads to the tune of 7-3. Bolles was again the leading shavipshooter for Brussels with three goals, while Willis with two and Rut. ledge and Ring scored the remainder. Millar, Jack Snell and Shaddick con- nected for Londesboro. This game was slightly rougher than the pre- ceding one as the bad feeling between the teams began to show. At the same time Gorrie was even- ing up their series with Fordwieh., drubbing then 6-3 with Dave Neilson, their ace cetitreman, clicking for four goals. Londesboro 6-Brussels•5 The final game of the Londesboro- Brussels series was played in Wing - ham arena on Friday night before the largest crowd of the season. With elimination facing both teams, the first, period was played cautiously, with the period ending 1-0 for Lon- desboro on a goal by Jack Snell. In the second period with Shaddick of Londesboro in the sin bin for what the ref. called cross-checking, Brus- sels rammed in two quick goals, and added another when Londesboro was them in the face, the Londesboro lads turned on theheat and 'rammed in four .goals to pull the game and I the series out of the fire. The game ended with Londesboro hanging onto their one -goal lead of 6-5, and with Brussels trying desperately to knot the score. Jack Snell, besides being the best man on the iee, was credited with scoring five goals. Jack Lee notched the other one. For Brussels, .Rolfes again performed the hat trick, King and Rutledge getting single markers. There were seven penalties handed out by Referee "Fanner" McFadden, four to Londesboro-Millen two, Shad - Stratford Legion OHA Intermrediate "A" and Clinton Colts OHA Inter mediate "B" teams completed their group schedule in Clinton Lions Arena last evening, the visitors com- ing from behind and scoring a last- ditch 8-7 victory with only ten sec- onds remaining in the. third period. Stratford now meets Georgetown at Georgetown tomorrow evening, in an "A" piaydown game, with the re- turn match in Stratford next week, while Clinton Colts await the result of the ;Seaforth-,Clinton R. and C. Schoolgroup semi-final which finishes in Clinton Lions Arena tonight. It was sweet revenge for Stratford in view of their overtime defeat by the same score here last week. Colts started out like a house' afire last night, Harry McEwan and Doug Bartliff denting the twine very early to give the locals a 2-0 lead. .Then Frank McEwan received a cut over the eye and had to retire for repairs. McGee, shifty visitor, banged in two in short order to tie it up, but Bob Draper, on a rebound from Harry McEwan, pat Colts up one. the count standing 3-2 for Clinton at the first breather. Each team counted four tines in the 'heavy -scoring second frame, Ken Miller boosting Colts' lead to two right at the opening. Arnold cut this lead to one, but Draper and H. McEovan counted, making it 6-3, Rohfritsch naged in one on a sharp angle shot, but Colquhoun came right back. From then on, Stratford gar- nered four straight counters, two in the second and bwo in the third, Ken Rohfritsch scoring the winner. Stratford Legion -goal, Hesse; de- fence, Hurls, L. Gatschene; centre„ Rohfritsch; wings, D. Gatschene, Mc- Gee; alternates- Ducharme, Burdette, Nash, Arnold, Mansz, Malco. Clinton Colts -goal, Bob 'Miller; defence, Ken .Colquhoun, "Bud" Schoenhals; centre, Frank 'McEwan; wings, Jack Duckworth, Ken Miller; alternates -Ken Pickett, Bob Draper. Harry McEwan, Doug Eartliff, Clar- ence Neilans, Doug Andrews, Mac Cameron. ;Referee -Gordon Muir, Seaforth. First Period 1 -Clinton, H. McEwan (Bartliff). 2 -Clinton, Bartliff. 3 --;Stratford, McGee (Rohfritsch). 4 -Stratford, McGee (D.Gatsehene) 5 --Clinton, Draper (McEwan). Penalty-Colquhoun. Second Period 6 -Clinton, Miller (F. McEwan). 7 -Stratford, Arnold (Mansz). 8 -Clinton, Draper. 9 -,Clinton, H. Mellwan (Pickett). 10 -Stratford, Rohfritsch, 11-IJlintan, Colquhoun. 12 --;Stratford, 'Rohfritsch (D. Gat- sehene). 13 -Stratford, D. Gatscheue (Du - chorine). Penalties-Ducharmre, Colquhoun. Third Period 14 -Stratford, Nash. 15 -Stratford, Rohfritsch (McGee, D. Gatschene). Penalties - Schoenhals, Colquhoun, L. Gatschene. Curtain and Drapery Materials NOM in Stock CURTAINS MADE UP BROWN'S One door north of the Royal Bank , dick two, and three to Brussels --King;„. Riley and. Rutledge. Line-up: Brussels - goal, Gillies; defence;.. 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