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18111111111111111111111511111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111181111111111111111111111111111111111111 Panthers hit win column
MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
RB POoley '709)
FA (G. Campbell 690)
2x4s(J. Finnen 073)
UN (M, Brintnell 720)
A4H(11. Holtzman 647)
TR (H. Brintnell 575)
LA (R, Heywood 732)
CA (D. Couture 864)
SP (B. Nicol 798)
RI (B, Farquhar 698)
C4th(E. Matzold 651)
RO (J. Fuller 697)
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0
3
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13
11
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12
16
12
15
13
15
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1
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OR • (V. Smith 494) 3 21
LADIES "a" LEAGUE
1111 (L. Bell 568) 5 57
.1J (A, Zachar 496) 2 26
HA (V. Stagg 517) '7 31
JE (A. Bishop 617) 0 2
AC (M.. Bridges 530) '7 18
MM (S. Wright 484) 0 26
1314 (D. Prance 576) 7 20
SP (A. Ruggaber 538) 0 20
LH (F. Rush 607) 5 22
JS (G. Skinner 561) 2 18
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE MIXED LEAGUE
PP (R. Heywood 689) 5
GU (A. Frayne 562) 2
BL (R. Loader 774) 4
QY (B. Sanders 670) 3
VA (J. Russell 788) '7
RA (A. Miller 535) 0
SH (D. Dowson 668) 4
CH (R. Durand 714) 3
It took four games to get them
unwound, but the South Huron
Panthers finally hit the win col-
twin. In their fourth outing of the
season, the senior footballers
handled by Ron Bogart broke
loose and shut out St. Marys
Collegiate gridders in the stone
town, Friday, 01-0,
The next battle will bring the
Central Huron boys from Clint-
on to the local high school field,
Friday afternoon, Bogart was
very enthusiastic about his
team's performance in St. Marys
and says "we'll be ready", when
commenting op the upcomi ng
Clinton contest.
SOLID PERFORMANCE
The Panther offensive attack,
which was completely halted a
week ago in Stratford, came into
its own, moving for a total of 291
yards.
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14
21
20
33
6
21
19
3
1
4
0
4
0
3
1
4
0
Flaro 817) 3
Lee 708) 1
McFalls 605)
Brand 636)
Bishop 618)
MacIsaac 504)
Brunzlow 615)
Cockwell 557)
Peitsch 627)
Schroeder 648)
Lain 500)
Heywood 413)
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15
16
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19
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12
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12
13
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MI (H.
TR (R.
ODD(13.
WI (J.
CJB (11.
CA (N.
NO (D.
TE (R.
PE (W.
BE (J.
BA (B.
CL (G. The most recent U.S. census,
taken in 1960, reported a total
of 3,181,051 Canadian-born resi-
dents in that country.
Junior Hawks loosen up
The first workout of the Exeter junior Hawks was held at the arena Tuesday in preparatiTon-Afoprhothtoe
first Shamrock league game here November 11 when Port Huron provide the opposition. Jim Hoffman
and Gary Parsons are shown going through some of the limbering up exercises.
the Panther backfield to run up
three touchdowns.
The defensive brigade, led by
Uilke Nagel,. Robert Mickle, Len
Hume, Jim Desjardine and Brad
Hamilton kept the St. Marys run-
ners under centrol and held them
to a total net yardage of three
yards in the final quarter.
In addition to his touchdown
grab, Hockey snared another pass
and recovered a St. Marys fum-
ble. Two other home team fum-
bles were gathered in by an alert
Jim Desjardine, who also inter-
cepted a pass.
Other top two way performers
for the panthers were Ron young-
ash, Len Hume and. Ron Durand.
The local signal callers excelled
in their departments. Bud Des-
Jardine handled the plays while
on the offensive and GordGreen-
wood set up the defensive align-
ment against the St. Marys attack.
In summing up the Panther
win, coach Bogart commented,
"Every player did a good job,
it was a good team effort - much
different than the week before."
An exciting pass play from
quarter Bud Desjardine to end
Dennis Hockey good for 40 yards
gave the Panthers a first quart-
er touchdown and a lead they
never relinquished. Hockey grab-
bed the pass 20 yards over the
line of scrimmage and outfoxed
two would-be tacklers to go the
rest of the way to pay dirt.
Back to back major scores in
the final fifteen minutes of play
by Desjardine and Al Youngash
increased the Exeter scoring to,-
tal. Danny Cameron completed
the counting by adding two con-
verts and a single point.
Cameron pulled off one of the
best plays of the day in the first
period, galloping 40 yards on
counter play off tackle, but when
he seemed to be in the clear step.,
ped out of bounds to end the run.
The South Huron line, both of-
fensively and on the defence, was
stout throughout, Clarence
Ayotte, Martin M anl e y, Hans
Zeehuisen and Bill H uxt ab 1 e
opened up the holes that allowed
TA 8
BTO(R. Anderson 765) 20
UD 18
YS (L. Turnbull 524) 18
HS (G. Campbell 499) 5 17
HG (H. Patterson 493) 2 9
BO (C. Wein 633) 5 28
BA (B. Mercer 559) 2 21
H8 (A. Zachar 512) 5 26
RR (D. McLeod 667) 2 14
GL (T. McDonald 663) 5 29
CC (D. Couture 624) 2 30
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27
21
25
30
23
LADIES "A" LEAGUE
MM (V. Lindenfield 610) 5
LE (N. Dowson 5'77) 2
TR (0, Essery 642) 5
HD (B. Wilson 529) 2
PP (A. Fairbairn 637) 7
BB (M. Holtzman 500) 0
RO (13. Fahner
D. Webster 497) 5
HG (N. Coleman 560) 2
WC (M. Coburn 500) 4
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16
12
Exeter rider
best at show
LADIES FRIDAY NITERS
SW (S. Campbell 520) 5 28
MB (A. Wilson 452) 5 24
NU (G. Webster 501) 2 12
UN (J. Doherty 536) 2 6
Gail Ecker of Exeter won first
prize in junior equitation with
ponies at the last horse show of
the year held at the Zurich arena,
Saturday night. Gail was given
special praise by judges Fred and
Brian Hill of Sarnia in the way
she handled her pony, Pogo.
Entries In junior equitation
were extremely heavy, forcing
the officials to divide the con-
testants into two groups.
Harry Swartz of Centralia and
Brady Cleaners of Exeter donat-
ed extra prize money to the
equitation classes and high point
horses of the night, respectively.
Bruce Hicks and Jim Paisley
shared honors in the senior di-
vision with high point horse,
while Liza Cording and Doug
Mock were even on points in the
junior section.
Complete results are as fol-
lows:
Western pleasure, Craig Black,
Maureen Sharpe, Tim Armes,
Tom Downham; junior flag race,
Terry Sharpe, Armes, Doug
Mock, Lisa Cording; senior flag
race, Jim Paisley, Gord Wadds,
Thor Michelsen, Robert Butler;
shetland pony race, Mock, Gail
Ecker, Brad Johns, Ronald Smith;
barrel race, Paisley, Michelsen,
Ross Heywood, Jim Evans;
Junior equitation with ponies,
Gail Ecker, Wayne Preszcator,
Janet McDowell, Armes; junior
equitation with horses, Downham,
Nancy Swartz, Janet Ecker, Har-
old Johns; senior musical chairs,
Black, Hicks, Heywood, Kevin
Lamport; junior musical chairs,
Cording, Mock, Armes, Bob
Smith; key hole race, Hicks,
Michelsen, Giselle Cording, But-
ler.
Junior pole bending, Liza Cord-
ing, Penny May, Bill Munn, Terry
Johns; senior pole bending, Pais-
ley, Hicks, Michelsen, Heywood;
rescue race, Glenn Simpson, But-
ler, Hicks, Nancy Watson.
At the conclusion of the show,
all riders entered the ring to
thank the sponsors, Ron Swartz,
Jack Parsons and Lloyd Mous-
seau. Officials were entertained
later in the evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Beer of
Hensall.
BOYS PEE WEES
ZE (B. Armstrong 88) 2 2
LI (B. Brintnell 113) 0 0
BE (M. Lysack 80) 2 2
GI (J. Cockwill 45) 0 0
BANTAM GIRLS
CH (H. Mathers 142) 5 5
SP (S. Brintnell 134) 0 0
LA (K. Campbell 208) 5 5
OW (D. Parsons 146) 0 0
RO (L. McIver 186) 5 5
CA (C. Lysack 141) 0 0
BANTAM BOYS
TI (H. MacNeil 152) 3 3
WC (B. Wilson 177) 2 2
RO (L. Minderleln 190) 3 3
SD (P. Idle 189) 2 2
JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
BO (J. Darling 350) 5 5
JE (D. Kirk 2'7'7) 0 0
TB (P. Glover 274) 3 3
KI (L. Fuller 287) 2 2
PB (L. Farquhar 391) 5 5
DO (J. Frayne 226) 0 0
SENIOR BOYS & GIRLS
KED(T. Wilcox 254) 0
ST (M. Bower 292) 5
CO (J. Ferguson 266) 2
DY (D. Wilson 2'7'7) 3
CC (N. Gifford 359) . 0
AT (D. Hunter 346) 5
LUCAN LANES
LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE
SD (C. Glenn 796) 3 6
MA (B. Arnold 516) 0 1
SH (E. Morgan 558) 1 4
FE (R. McRoberts 561) 2 4
DU (K. Dickson 621) 1 1
RE (M. Steeghs 573) 2 2
LUCAN LADIES LEAGUE
DA (B. Ankers 527) 7 23
RA (L. Blake 551) 5 21
HI (L. Ditty 625) 7 20
FR (M. Greenlee 509) 0 17
SH (E. Burt 528) 5 17
CU (J. Simpson 601) 7 17
LE (D. Crudge 495) 2 13
PI (N. Hickson 450) 2 10
HOO(P. Holmes 495) 5 10
SP (B. Wraith 555) 0 '7
HOP(M. Murphy 516) 2 4
DI (J. Hayter 558) 0 2
THE COLLEENS
TKK(I. Hodgins 478) '7 14
TP (T. Hodgins 486) 0 5
TB (A. Bowerman 468) 1 3
TM (S. Morley 464) 6 6
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