The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-10-24, Page 6Over for a touchdown
All four touchdowns scored by the South Huron Panthers in
Thursday's senior Huron-Perth Conference game came on running
plays. Above, halfback Jim Hayter (32) at extreme left is shown
plunging over for the third major score of the afternoon. One of the
blockers was Bill Fairbairn (34). T-A photo
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HOCKEY
TUESDAY
OCT. 29
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Putting the foot into football
During Thursday's senior football game at the local high school, the South Huron Panthers controlled
the ball, very well and were forced to kick on only a few occasions. Above, quarterback Scott Burton is
shown getting away a lofty boot with Jim Hayter (32) providing some blocking protection. T-A photo
While the World. Series has been over for almost
two weeks, talk of it will go on for quite a while yet, At
least it will with us. Our four day trip to Detroit was,
probably the most thrilling we have ever experienced
and every day we recall some interesting incident that
We failed to mention in our World Series report on
October IQ,
Everybody in the Motor City 'was behind the
Tigers one hundred per cent, but a few persons, and
they were few tried to take advantage of the situation to
Make some extra money.
Some of the parking lots adjacent to Tiger
Stadium upped their fees for the three days of the
Series. One lot was reported to have hiked their daily
rate to ten dollars, although the highest we saw was
eight dollars.
In order to counteract these exorbitant moves
and also alleviate the traffic in the area of Michigan and
Trumbull, the Detroit Transportation Commission
arranged direct buses from three shopping plazas in the
city to take fans to the games.
This seemed to work quite well. We made the trip
on Saturday from a shopping centre in the western area
of the city where we were staying with relatives.
Of course, conversation on the bus got around to
the parking lot prices and everyone seemed pleased
when we only saw three cars parked on the lot that was
charging eight dollars.
On the same bus we ran into Charlie Tabor of
Parkhill who was also heading for the ball game with his
daughter who resides in Detroit.
While still talking about the World Series we are
happy to report that everyone who sent deposits for
tickets has received their money back, Howard
Holtzmann apparently was the last, getting his money
order back in Thursday's mail, more than two weeks
after the series started.
Ice at the Arena
Despite the beautiful weather, the hockey season
is with us again and manager Alvin Willert has a good
sheet of ice at the Exeter arena.
The Exeter junior Hawks used the ice for the first
time Sunday night in preparation for their upcoming
OHA junior `‘C' opener in Elmira, a week from Sunday,
November 3.
The first home game for the Hawks will be on
November 8 when the same Elmira club will be in for a
return contest.
Manager Bob Baynham and coach Terry Bourne
are busily engaged whipping the squad into shape and
also keeping an eye out for any new talent in the
district. Any players wishing to work out with the club
are asked to contact, Baynham, Bourne or Exeter Minor
Hockey Association president Deny Boyle.
All of last year's club that are still of junior age
will be back in action alOng with four or five recruits
from the 1967-68 midget club. Also, a goodly number
of promising youngsters from Lucan are expected to
make the club.
Exeter clubs participating in the Shamrock minor
league will be starting regular play next week with
Lambeth supplying the opposition for a tripleheader at
the local arena on October 30.
Similarly to other years, the pee wees will play
the first of three games each night at seven o'clock with
the bantams and midgets following at one hour
intervals.
The Shamrock loop has been cut drastically this
season with the loss of clubs from Strathroy,
Stoneybrook and Huron Heights. The Strathroy teams
have moved to the Intercounty league while the two
London suburb clubs are now playing in leagues
operated by the London Minor Hockey Association.
They were forced to make the change in order to get ice
time at rinks operated by the London Public Utilities
Commission.
The Shamrock now has only five clubs playing
under their banner; Dorchester, Ilderton, Lucan,
Lambeth and Exeter.
The Exeter pee wees will again be coached by
Lloyd Moore and Bev Skinner. Gary Middleton and Bill
Gilfillan will be in charge of the bantams while the
midgets will be handled by Lorne Haugh and Bill
Chipchase,
More Good Hockey
Area fans will have plenty of opportunity this
winter to watch top notch hockey action. In addition to
the Hawks, the Lucan-Ilderton Jets will be playing their
home OHA 'Intermediate "B" games at the Centralia
Huron Park arena and the Crediton Tigers will be again
competing in WOAA play.
Lucan coaches Steve Storey and Ron Ryan are
rounding up a solid club. Word is expected from OHA
officials this week as to the makeup of the grouping to
include the Jets.
At least three former Exeter junior performers,
Larry Willert, Bill Chipchase and Mike Cushman are
trying out for the Jet club.
Still Time To Register
While Saturday was registration day for all boys
in exeter and district wishing to participate in the
Exeter Minor Hockey Association those who failed to
show up will have an opportunity again this Saturday.
Sign-up time will be from ten o'clock until noon.
EXETER MINOR
HOCKEY REGISTRATION
CONTINUES
Saturday, October 20.
10;00 a.fri, to 12:00. a.rit
EXETER ARENA
Coach Terry Bourne has been
putting potential members of
the Exeter Hawks through stiff
practice sessions during the past
week in preparation for the
upcoming Ontario Hockey
Association Junior "C" season.
The Hawks will visit Elmira
on November 3 and be back on
home ice against the same club
on November 8 to get the season
underway.
Bourne has 11 returnees from
the 1967.68 club that extended
Mitchell Hawks to the limit in
the OHA semi-finals. They are
joined by a couple of last year's
midgets and prospects from
Lucan and London.
Moving up to "C"
competition, the Hawks will be
allowed four waiver or import
players to bolster the club.
In practices early this week,
Tommy and Dan Anderson of
London attended and appeared
capable of making the team.
They are sons of John Anderson,
a star with Exeter Mohawk clubs
of the 1950's.
Vieing for the goal tending
position are last year's regulars
Jim Glavin and Glenn Stire along
with Jack Rundle.
MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
(D. McKnight 682) 3 14
(C. Atthill 721) 1 2
(P. Levier 810) 4 19
(G. Robinson 708) 0 15
(J, Scott 764) 3 21
(J, Darling 673) 1 6
(B. Greenacre 773) 3 10
(M. Robbins 737) 1 9
(R. Heywood 733) 4 19
(F. Srnit.i 681) 0 4
(B. Nico1814) 4 16
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MEN'S "8,, LEAGUE (e. Jones 632) 4 12
(0. Jolly 660) 0 4 (B. Callirignarn 639) 3 9
(L, Stire 622) 1 16
(G. Wilsbn 7381 4 16
(2-, Brown 614) 0 9
(B, Hogg 724) 3. 13
(L, Lemmon 590) 1 9
(L, Edwards 660) 4 13
(T. Van Steeg 663) 0 14
(F, larintnell /28) 2 9
(E. Chibchas(' 613) 2 16
LADIES "A" LEAGUE (b., I-4eaeo 6,a6 5 18
(A, proUt 657) 2 6
(M. Wellt 712) 5 30 (o, Morley 5071 2 16
(0, Led 706) 6 29
(P. Haugh 708) 2 25
(A, jOrgianSen 788) 6 34
(G. Coward 706) 2 21
(A.,Verl WyCk 582) 7 15
(f. 'O'Neil( 392) 0 0
(N. Meiklre 707) 5 18
(b. 6.4o, ede664) 2 23
LADIES "6" LEAGUE
tw (M, Van Ledn 5081 a 7
Heading the defence corps
will be holdovers Barry
Baynham and Pete Lawson and
they will be joined by midgets
The final pony races of the
season were held at Exeter
Community Park, Sunday
afternoon with another good
crowd in attendance.
Competitors were in from
Thedford, Watford, Lucan,
Clandeboye, Grand Bend and
Hensall in addition to some
entrants from Exeter.
Following are the results:
First race — Handsome Lad
(Harry Beavers 2,1; Dawn Mist
(Gerald Millson) 1,3; Miss B—A
(Cord Phillips) 3,2.
Second race — Green Acres
(Joe O'Brien) 1; Beauty (Byron
Clarke) 2; Wildwood Scottie
(Bob Stubbs) 3.
Third race — Cindy Lee B
(L. Webb 514) 2 28
(M. Miners 673) 7 27
(J. Dougherty 555) 0 30
(E. Gould 560) 2 4
(G. Skinner 578) 5 25
(P, -Holmes 738) 5 22
(N. Brintnell 637) 2 18
(A. 2athar 601) 5 26
(B. Cunningham 541) 2 27
(R. Greene 601) 7 21
(E, Reid 475) 0 17
MIXED LEAGUE
(D. bennett610) 7 27
(G. Pratt 506) 0
6
IL. Bell 658) 4 30
(Y. Smith 713) 3 26
(J, Miller 724) 7
21
(G. Webster 568) 0 16
(A. achar 618) 7 2b
(M. Deslardlne 506) 0 0
(H, Holtzman?) 787) 7 18
0 19 (R. Hunter 516)
(J. Weyer 564)
2 21
(M. CrOnyil656) 5 21
(13, TUrnbui( 535) I 26
(b. Mattbrialef 500) 0 16
(C. be awrilii§6607 5 '19 01 Ciiekutri .5721 2 15
(B. Cunningham 625) 7 33
(L. Moore 593) 0 21
LUCAN LA0158 LEAGUE
(A, Lewis 562) 7 7
(M. Elson 658) 7 7
(3.ISaac'561)1
(J. McCoMbr 713) 5 5
(T. Hernittoil 681) 5 6
(L. Mckenzie 528) 2 1
(A, Steitt 583) 2 2
(B, MaSten 555) 0 0 (.,/, Zinn 194) 0 0
(t, EngliSh 568) 0 0
Tigers seek
another title
The Dashwood Tigers will be
back in action Sunday afternoon
on their home diamond in an
attempt to add to their
provincial laurels.
Glenn Webb's Tigers will
meet St. Marys at two o'clock in
a sudden-death contest to decide
the Huron-Perth Intermediate
baseball championship.
The Dashwood club won the
013A "D" title two weeks ago by
ousting Mattice, the Northern
Ontario challenger in two
straight games.
St. Marys eliminated
Thorndale in one semi-final
round of Huron-Perth play while
Dashwood were victorious over
Mitchell in the other round.
Dashwood manager Webb
said early this week, "The
hockey season is starting much
too early, it is interfering with
our baseball playoffs."
Joe O'Rourke and John Braid
and Mike Anderson and Dennis
Burt of Lucan.
Up front, Bill Bourne, Scott
(Jim Taylor) 2,1; Princess
Debbie (Gerald Millson) 1, out;
Minnie (Ken Ross) 4,3.
Fourth race — Road. Runner
(Don Wilcox) 1,2; Joker (Ken
Ross) 2,1; Cheetaw (Wayne
Desjardine) 3,x; Princess Debbie
(Gerald Millson) x,3.
Fifth race — Road Runner
(Mike Wilcox) Princess Debbie
(Don Millson), Little Joker
(Barry Rawlings).
Children's race
(Brenda Parsons),
(Wendy Phillips),
(Barbara Parsons).
Powder Puff race Little
Joker (Joyce Ross), Johnnie's
Delight (Marg Hollingsworth),
Dawn Mist (Mary Hounsell).
Final race — Free-for-all —
Road Runner (Don Wilcox),
Princess Debbie (Gerald
Millson), Cindy Lee B (Jim
Taylor).
Same rivalry
in Legion darts
The main rivals in last year's
race for top spot in the Exeter
Legion mixed dart league are
right back at it again. The
Hairpins hold down firSt place
with 14 points to their credit
but the. Dart Sharks with a
Sweep of their five point set in
regular play, Friday moved right
in behind the leaders With. a
season total of 13 points.
The Itchy Four and Dark
Angels are deadlocked in third
spot with an even dozen points
while the Canners and Cleaners
are another point back with 11
points apiece.
The individual leaders remain
the Same with Erie lieywood's
140 best in the men's division
and Ann Romariluk, the
wonier's leader with -a single
score of 132,
Last week's seems Were as
fellows
Dart Sharks li — Shiphunters 0
Itchy Four 5 — Hot Shots 0
Hairpins 4 — Four B's I
Peatherflights 4 — dell Cats 1
Calitiera 8 Dark Angels 2
Sntioners ti3 — Cleaners 2
,South thlron District High
School football clubs are
matateiningr their undefeated
record in Huron-Perth
Conference play. Each Oil) won
their fourth consecutive game of
the season at the local school
Thursday,
The junior Panthers
outscored Listowel 18-8 in the
first game of the twin bill and
their senior counterparts came
on in the second contest to
blank Seaforth
The juniors how down
Undisputed possession of first
place in the junior division while
the senior Panthers share top
spot in their grouping with
Goderich.
Both clubs are on the road
today, Thursday. Doug Ellison
takes his juniors to St. Marys for
the last game of the season and
an attempt to complete a perfect
regular schedule record.
The seniors guided by Ron
Bogart are at Wingham for their
second last regular season start.
They are at home to Central
Huron of Clinton, next
Thursday.
COME FROM BEHIND
An early six point edge built
up by the South Huron juniors
in the first quarter disappeared
quickly and the Listowel boys
came on to take an 8.6 lead at
half-time.
Larry Bourne, who scored all
three touchdowns for the
Panthers marked up the first six
points for his club early in the
game on a pass play from
quarterback Randy Decker.
A similar pass and run play
and a pass for the two-point
conversion put Listowel in front
at the halfway mark of the
contest.
Bourne scored his final
touchdowns, one in each of the
third and fourth periods, both
on running plays to up the final
score to 18-8 for the home club.
In a post-game vote of the
players, Larry Bourne was a
unanimous choice as the best
offensive Panther and Thor
Orenchuk was chosen best of the
defensive corps.
GOOD TEAM EFFORT
The senior Panthers' 24.0 win
over Seaforth was accomplished
by a solid team effort. The
offensive team was able to score
four touchdowns while the boys
on defence kept the visitors well
away from the South Huron goal
line.
Seaforth was able to gain
only 29 yards on the ground and
19 yards by way of a passing
attack.
In contrast to several of the
Panther games this year, all the
touchdowns came on rushing
plays, most of them for only a
few yards.
Burton, Bill Fairbairn, Jim
Hayter, Mike Hoy, Larry Laye,
Grant Walker and Bob Moir are
back along with the Anderson
brothers, Randy Parsons, up
from the midget club of last year
and Tom Hodgins of Lucan. The
latter was cut only this week
from the roster of the St. Marys
Lincolns of the Central Junior
"B" circuit.
The arSt major score of the
game came on Jim klayter's one
yard Pitirlge the first time the
Panthers got their hands on the
football., The initial touchdown
was set up by a 23 yard pass
play from qltarter Scott Burton
to Barry 13aYriharn and Hayter's
34 yard gallop,
The score stood at 6-0 for
South Huron at the end of the
first half, A pair of 16 yard runs
by Dill Fairbairn early in the
third quarter put the Panthers
down to the Sea forth one yard
line arid Tom Prout went over
for the score.
Only moments later Hayter
chalked up his second
touchdown of the afternoon on
a 12 yard run. On the previous
play, Prout gained 25 yards on
an end run to get the South
Huron club in scoring position.
Near the end of the game,
Burton registered the final
six-pointer going over on a
quarterback sneak from the one.
All four .South 'HPrOn. convert
attempts failed to_ click.,
Bill Fairbairn v.vP, the big
.ground gainer for Bogart's Ago;
;picking up 101 yards .in 13
carries while .Jim Hayter cagier'.
on 109ecaSiOOS for 74 yards.
Burton hit on '50c 015. pass
attempts for 95 yards ;and had
four. intercepted. by Seaforth,. On
the second last play of the
Ron Grasdahi of South litir9n;
picked off rye Seaforth pass and
OMB back 20 yards.
Seniors at Wingham
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for OHA "C" puck season
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at local pony races
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