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The Panthers rushed for a total of 217 yards with Ron Janke and Brian Bestard being the big gainers with 66 and 64 yards, respectively. An outstanding performance by both the offensive and defensive squads allowed the South Huron senior Panthers to blank Stratford Northwestern 31-0 in Stratford, Wednesday afternoon. The defensive unit held the Stratford club on their own side of centre field for the entire afternoon and kept the net gain to only 39 yards. Coach Ron Bogart said after the game, "The hitting and tackling was the best we have had to date." The coach continued "our running game was terrific and we didn't have to pass. We should have had at least two more touchdowns. Jesse Vincent recovered a fumble for a major score but the official claimed the whistle had blown. TirmwAcivocate, Novornbor 1970. Pape 7 The Exeter Hawks were away and flying in the opening game• of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" schedule at the Exeter arena, Sunday afternoon. The Hawks carried the play most of the afternoon in outscoring the Clinton Colts by a score of 5.1 before a good crowd of 441. Bob Rowe put the locals on the scoreboard for the first time at 6,47 of the first period by scoring on a play started by Peter Clover. Only 30 seconds later the score was 2-0 as Ron Janke found an opening in the Clinton net with Glover again providing the assist. Janke let a hard drive go from the left point At 16,31 of the opening session Peter Kleinstiver was the successful Exeter marksman on a three-way passing effort with Bob Parsons and Brian Campbell. The second period was scoreless with the Hawks having manygood scoring chances that just failed to click. In the first two periods the visitors from Clinton managed less than 10 shots on John Hayter in the Exeter goal. The Hawks closed out their game scoring with two goals early in the final frame, Mike Hoy fired the first with less than two minutes gone on the clock and Ron Lindenfield nabbed the final goal less than five minutes later. Assists on the final two goals went to Lindenfield and Larry Haugh, The only Clinton goal was The two football clubs at South Huron District High have made the Huron-Perth Conference playoffs and are ,competing this week in semi-final rounds. The juniors completed an undefeated season by downing Stratford Northwestern 6-0 in Stratford Wednesday afternoon while the seniors evened their won and loss record at three games apiece with a 31-0 win over the same Stratford club. The seniors finished in a third place tie with Stratford Central and St. Marys but with the flip of a coin they were pitted against St. Marys in a sudden-death game Tuesday afternoon. The South Huron boys gained their fourth straight win as they downed St. Marys 18-10 and now travel to Wingham Friday afternoon for a semi-final game. The final will be played on Thursday, November 12 against either Goderich or Stratford Central. The local juniors played host to Wingham in a semi-final game on the South Huron school grounds yesterday afternoon, Wednesday. The score of this game should be found elsewhere in this edition, probably on page 3. Defence strong A terrific performance by the defensive unit was mainly responsible for Tuesday's South Huron senior win over St. Marys. The key play of the game came in the fourth, quarter when Cam McArthur intercepted a St. Marys pass with South Huron leading 12-10. fired by Anstett near halfway mark of the third final period. The Hawks were assessed 17. of the 28 penalties called. Brian Bestard, The Hawks face a busy schedule this week. They were in Lucan last night? Wednesday to take on the Irish Six, are at home to the new Tavistock Club at the Exeter arena, Friday night and meet the Hensall-Zurich Co-ops in the Hensall arena, Sunday Afternoon, In the next series of plays, Don Truemner carried over from one yard out to put the game in the bag for the Panthers. The Panthers opened the scoring in the first period when Murray Glanville scored on a short plunge. Early in the second half, Gerry Zvonkin of St. Marys put his club ahead when he galloped 92 yards on a kickoff return. The convert was good. St. Marys went ahead 10-6 on a 13-yard field goal in the second period. The Panthers went ahead to stay when Ron Janke was successful in hitting Al MacLean on a 13-yard pass and run play on a fake third down punt play. Truemner's touchdown after the Dark angels stay ahead The Dark Angels came Up with a four point performance Friday night to move four points ahead of the pack in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. The league leaders have a season point total of 23. The Sharpshooters are in second spot with 19 while the Dart Sharks and Doublers are deadlocked in third place with 18 points apiece. Four clubs, the Canners, Itchy Four, Late Niters and Scotties are on equal footing with 17 points. Norm Ferguson has moved well in front in the high score department with a 180 while Anna Romaniuk and Bernice Shipman have identical scores of 134 to lead the ladies division. In most games won, Bill Smith has 10 to lead the male darters while Marg Wragg has won nine times to head the ladies section., Last week's scores were: Noisy Ones 4 — Scotties 1 Late Niter 4 — D & S's 1 Dark Angels 4 — Canners 1 Doublers 3 —Swimmers 2 Itchy Four 3 — Sharpshooters 2 Featherflights 3 —Shiphunteii 2 B & J's 3 — Dart Sharks 2 B & A's 3 — Winkers 2 New club joins WOAA The newly organized Hensall-Zurich Combines will be performing this year in the Wes tern Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate "C" category. With Bob Galloway, formerly of the Crediton Tigers and Bob Merner of Zurich handling the combined chores of manager and coach, the Combines will play their home games in the Zurich arena. Clubs from Mitchell, Harriston, Arthur and Elora will be playing "C" along with the Combines along with "B" clubs from Wingham and Listowel. The first exhibition start for the Combines will be Tuesday night at the Zurich arena when they take on the Hensall-Zurich Co-Ops of the. Western Junior "D" grouping. The following players are expected to line up with the Combines, Barry O'Brien, Bob Buchanan, John Loader, Kevin McKinnon, Bill Chipchase, Bob Pinter, Fred Lamb, Glen Overholt, Bill Hoffman, Jim Pfaff, George Suplat, Bob Merner, Dick Bedard and Rick Geoffrey. MORE SPORTS ON PAGE 20 Later on we gambled on third down and lost,' Score often The seniors scored at least one point in every quarter on the way to their 31-0 win over Stratford. Murray Glanville scored a major in the first quarter on a one-yard plunge and Ron Janke went 15 yards for a T.D. on a counter play in the second. Janke booted a single point in the third period and Doug Mock recovered a St. Marys fumble for a touchdown. In the fourth Don Truemner went over from one yard out and Cam McArthur galloped 45 yards to scoring territory after making an interception. Late scoring The only scoring in the 6.0 South Huron junior win over Stratford came in the fourth quarter when Wayne Regier ran five yards off tackle to score. Perry Stover returned the game's score opening kickoff 100 yards for abut the play' was 4 se • the and PRIZES STAY AT HOME — The second prize in the annual Exeter Legion Ladies' Auxiliary five-pin bowling tournament went to a team from the host club. Above, Auxiliary president Norma Erintnell presents prizes to team members, Marg Wragg, Ann Romaniuk, Ellen Knight, Dorothy Reynolds, Annie Lawson and Marj Edwards. The top award was taken by a Goderich team, T-A photo brought back on a call of clipping against South Huron. Legion auxiliary host tournament The ninth annual invitational bowling tournament sponsored by the Exeter Legion Ladies' Auxiliary was held at the Exeter Bowling Lanes, Wednesday afternoon. The high team and trophy went to a team from Goderich. Doe Quinn of the same Goderich team came up with the high triple of the afternoon while the runner-up was Gerry Harris of Clinton. Another Goderich competitor, Faye Sheardown rolled the highest single with Eileen Daubs of Strathroy next in line. A feature of the tourney was the appearance of two ladies over the age of 80 who competed in the afternoon play. They were Mary Taylor of Hensall and Hap Cutting of Exeter. M D DTRACKMAISTER. 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