HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-11, Page 7Principal J. B, .Oreeeh's ste- second off their event,
dente .at .Sts Marys played any- Davidson made the
thing but obliging hosts fO(' Stine of the 1.4; 1.10114$ the jinn,
three other schools at a for boys copped in winning
Hortm-Perth Conference track their division over the three
meet .ThorstlaY, as they made other Schools,
A .complete shambles of coin- The fermi! Glencoe youth
petition in winning their seV• started, his onslaught with a
epth Straight title. close win over the gruelling
The St. Marys athletes, who 440.yazd event in which he went
take their track and field from last Wage to first in 61.4
seriously, scored a total of 249 seconds, just one second off
points in the day's .conleell- the record.
lions, 115 more than runner-up tie moved. into third Snot half
South Huron, way around the track and
Showing the results of an really turned on. the speed
energetic training schedule, the .coming around the final turn
hoSts established nine of the to pull away from the early n new records .at the meet leaders,
and there were few events Moving over to the running that . they didn't have at least , broad jump pit, he sailed. one competitor in the top tnree through the air to land 17'2"
performances, from the broad and added five
big inches to the previous
mark.
His next event was the hop,
step and jump and again he
broke a record with a leap of
37'11/2 " which was far over
the previous jump of 34'4",
Davidson had plenty of rest
before his next two events, but
they ran one right after an-
other, However, he took them
in full stride La end up with
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Ons bright spot
One of the bright spots for
the SHDHS contingent was the
showing of Craig Davidson who
WaS the top competitor of the
afternoon, scoring four firsts
to win the junior boys' cham-
pionship,
The fleet - footed youngster
also set two new records and
was inetrumentat in helping the
relay team clip one fifth of a
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two more ribbons.
He was last Man on the re-lay squad and picked up the
baton with his team. In Second
Place, nut, he soon changed
.nosition with the leader and
WAS an easy first,
The junior champ then moved
directly to the high jump pit
and. without a chance for - A
breather cleaned the bar at
4'1.1", the same as the previons
mark,
lie just ticked the bar on 'his
final jump in an effort to set a
new mark in the event.
The other points picked tie
in the junior boys' class were
A second to Bob Burns in the
shot put and a third by Dale
McAllister in the high jump.
M a rn berg of the record.
breaking class were Keith
Strang, Bob Burns, Boh Ban.
nister and Davidson,
Junior .girls seer. 20
The junior girls were next
in line for the local school as.
they came up with 20 points
and set one ,new record,
Karen Finkbeiner, Susan Go-
man and Kathy Buxton team-
ed up in the basketball speed
throw to come up Will) re re-
volutions to eclipse the old
mark of 26.
The juniors also showed their
mastery in the softball speed
test with Kathy .Regier and
Marcia Sauder winning first
and Brenda Dinney and Eliza-
beth Snell finishing third,
Iris Marshall copped first
place in the shot put with a
heave of 25'31/2 ", while Helen
Smith came in second in the
same event.
With. Carolynne Simmons
showing the way, the intermedi-
ate girls scored 12 points and
then added 10 more with a con-
vincing win in the relay.
The Exeter miss came home
first with a time of 12.3 sec-
onds in the 100-yard dash and
picked up a third .in the run-
ning broad jump. She teamed
up with Susan Dinney to win
the softball speed toss and
took the final leg in the relay
with Valerie Desjardine, Sheila
Feltner and Marjorie McPhee.
The final points for the in-
termediates came on a first
place showing by Marjorie
McPhee, Elizabeth Chapman
and Celia Stock in the basket-
ball speed toss.
Seniors win pair
The senior girls managed only
two firsts in the competition,
but came out with 24 points on
two seconds and five thirds.
A u s m a Gulens, SHDHS
champ, led the way with a
first in the shot put and a pair
of thirds in the 100-yard dash
and the standing broad jump.
Bonnie Turvey placed second
in the dash and had a third in
the running broad jump, while
Janet Blair and Marion Kers-
lake scored a first in the soft-
ball speed event.
The final points came on
Verla Smith's third in the soft-
ball distance and a similar
placing by Joan Dettmer in
the shot put.
The relay team of Ausma
Gulens, Bonnie Turvey, Linda
Wainer and Jackie Sharpe
placed second.
Boys edge girls
The intermediate and senior
boys had stiff competition in
their events, but managed to
come up with enough points to
bring the, boys' total to 68,
three more than the SHDIIS
girls,
This was the first time in
a number of years that the
boys have placed ahead of
their telltale cohorts.
Brian Mustard picked up five
of the points in winning the
intermediate boys' discus with
a long Jose of 98'91/2" and Jim
Coates copped a first in the
shot put with a heave of 32'6".
David Taylor finished second
behind Coates and Keith Ay-
otte added another three points
With a second in the. high jump.
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BEST AT MEET—Speedy Craig Davidson, Exeter, SH'^
DI-IS junior boys' track champ, repeated his feat at
four-school track meet in St. Marys, Thursday, by win-
ning all four events he entered and helping the relay
squad capture another, 'The youth set two new records
at the meet and tied one. The relay team, which he
anchored, also set a record. Be is shown being present
ed with the junior boys' trophy by J, B, Creech, prin-
cipal of the St. Marys school„ —T-A photo
A third down and picked up
the necessary yardage on, a
I6-yard romp.
McAllister then ,,picked up the
final .major on an end
around tile 'right with .Frank
Boyle making g key block 0.4.
the last Stratford defender
The PASS from :centre on the
convert attempt was high, but
Kyle caught it and took off
into ,the end ..zone for the final
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The final. ,peints 'tart A
pair of thirds registered by
Ron Motz in the 220r and. 440.
The senior boys faired poor-
ly in their .events as 'they
managed only a second and
third. Dermis Mock picked up
the .second in. the 1•00-yard.
dash, while another .1.-lensall
athlete, Steve Kyle, wen third
in the high jump,.
Moth relay teams finished
second behind St. Marys.
members of the intermed-
iate squad were R011 MC/1Z, Bob
Hoffman,, Neil McAllister and.
Robb Barrington, while Dennis
Mock, Dale 'Purvey, Ron peich-
ert and Bill MacKinnon 'form-
ed the senior entry,
Although the peints didn't
count in the competition, the
SHDHS cheerleaders placed
second behind Mitchell.
The final school standings
were as follows; St, Marys,
299; SHAHS, 133; Clinton, 128
and Mitchell, 82.
Score 32-0 win
The SHDHS Panthers came
up with one of the best offen-
sive and defensive displays by
the team in recent years when
they drubbed Stratford Raiders
32.0 in Stratford, Wednesday.
Quarterback Steve Kyle turn.
ed pass receiver to pace the
attack with two touchdowns
and a pair of converts, while
Gerry Drysdale, Jim Pfaff
and Neil McAllister picked up
the other majors.
Four of the TD's were set
up directly by the alert defen-
sive unit as they blocked a
kick, intercepted a pass, and
recovered two fumbles, all in,
Stratford territory, .to give.
their mates their scoring op-
portunities.
The Panthers appeared to be
in trouble rght off the open-
ing kickoff when Neil McAllis-
ter fumbled the ball to give
the Raiders possession on the
SI-I 35-yard marker.
Quarterback Ross Thrasher
uncorked a 20-yard pass to
Charlie Barr and Klaus Ham-
mer took the ball to the eight
on a run up the middle. How-
ever, that was as close as
they came as the Panthers
held them off to take over on
their own seven,
Pfaff and McAllister manag-
ed only nine yards on the first
two plays from scrimmage, but
Kyle's gamble on a third down
paid off when Drysdale bulled
his way through the middle for
four yards and the first down.
From then on the Panthers
wasted little time in getting
into scoring position as Kyle
hit sure-fingered Dave Buchan-
an for two gains of 14 yards
each, a 12-yard heave to Drys-
dale and runs of 22 and nine
yards by Drysdale and Me-
Allister.
This brought the locals into
the Stratford eight-yard line
and Kyle handed off to Pfaff
who faded hack to his right
and then heaved a pass to
Kyle who had rambled off to
the left side of the end zone
to score the major unmolested.
The convert attempt by Kyle
was blocked and the two teams
battled on even grounds
throughout the remainder of
the half with Klaus Hammer
leading the Stratford attack
and Kyle keeping them in their
own end on some booming
kicks.
The Stratford offense was
weakened considerably in the
dying minutes of the half when
Hammer was ejected from the
game along with Brian Wed•
lake of the Panthers.
Wedlake brought Hammer
down with a crushing tackle
and the fiery hackfielder got
up from the bottom of the pile
kicking and swinging. The
referees managed to get him
away from the Panther defen-
sive stalwart, but the pair
bumped together as they walk-
ed away and were then tossed
out,
Take control
The Panthers really took
charge of the game in the last
half and they started on Strat-
ford's first series when Janis
Gulens led the hard-charging
line in to block a kick at Strat-
ford's 26-yard line,
The Panthers had to give up
the ball when they -failed to .
make a first down, but they
regained possession minutes
later on the 26 again when
they broke through to block
another kick.
Kyle hit Buchanan with a 12-
yard pro pass for one first
down and then picked up an-
other on the Stratford three-
yard marker on another pass
to Buchanan and a pass inter-
ference penalty against the
hosts.
Kyle tried the first run and
was stopped and then had a
pass knocked down. However,
he handed off to Drysdale on
the third down and he went
over standing up as he raced
around the right end.
Stratford took the kickoff at
their own 45, but Neil Mc-
Allister intercepted a pass on
the second play to give the
csw.r-schpol. competitian
5HDHS. track .team cops second
itocal star records perfect score
,gallop 25. yArds• and the
fourth 'Ti).
Apo Pelehort sent the SPee(i.
St,P, on Na way when be threw
A -Crushing block against the
only Stratford ,maxi who had a
.Chance to get Pfaff. Tile can-
tact of the block could be
heard across the
Kyle made good his convert
attempt • to give the Panthers
a 25,.0 margin.
The Panthers 'quickly took
possession again when -Stratford
fumbled on - their first play
front their own n, with Doug
Russell perencing on the loose
pigskin. at the '37.
McAllister's run And a PASS
to Beebe/Ian moved the ball to
the 23 .and after two unsuccess-
ful attempts, Kyle gambled on
Th. .'Time. A4.Y.P.COPt October It, 194 No#
Panthers possession.
McAllister then ran for gains
of 1-3 and eight and. Buchanan
took a pass for seven to move
the ball to the Stratford 17-
yard line. From here, Kyle
called his payoff play with
Pfaff fading back to the 25 and
P'faff fading back to the 25
again had rambled into the
end zone almost unmolested.
Score in two plays
Stratford made a nice run-
back of Kyle's kick after the
'I'D, but they lost the ball on
their first play from scrim-.
mage when big Mark Hoffman
made a crushing tackle and
jumped on the ball that squirt-
ed out of the runner's hands.
Kyle passed to Drysdale for
a big gain of 20 yards on the
first play and Pfaff scamper.
ed around the left end for a
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