Clifford John Barton - Born September 3, 1907 in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan - Died September 13, 1969 in Creve Coeur, Missouri was a American/Canadian ice Hockey right winger.

- Allan Cup Champion 1929 with Port Arthur BearCats.
- Pattinson Trophy Champion 1929 with Port Arthur BearCats.
- Scotland Woolen Mills Trophy Champion 1929 with Port Arthur BearCats.

- F. G. "Teddy" Oke Trophy Champion 1933 with Buffalo Bisons.

Calder Cup finalist 1937, 1939.

Barton played his junior Hockey with Port Arthur West End Bruins.

Barton then joined the senior team Port Arthur BearCats for 2 seasons, helping them win the 1929 Allan Cup championship.

Barton then made his NHL debut with Pittsburgh Pirates on November 16, 1929 vs Montreal Maroons at Duquesne Gardens in a 5-2 Maroons win.

The Pirates became the Philadelphia Quakers for the 1930-31 season, lasting just that 1 year.

Barton played in 85 regular season NHL games, scoring 10 goals, 11 assists with 25 penalty minutes. No playoffs.

Barton played the majority of his pro career in the minor leagues with Pittsburgh Yellowjackets, Springfield Indians, Buffalo Bisons, Philadelphia Ramblers, Philadelphia Ramblers, St. Louis Flyers, New Haven Eagles, Washington Lions and Pittsburgh Hornets.