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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-10-27, Page 11The undefeated records of the two football teams at South Huron District High School came to an abrupt end, Thursday af- ternoon in Goderich, The previously unbeaten South Huron juniors were on the short end of a 20-21 score to the Goderich Vikingi while the SHDHS seniors were blanked 21-0 by their Viking oppoSition. This afternoon, Thursday, the South Huron teams will be in the friendly confines of their own field when they meet Stratford Central in a Huron-Perth doubleheader, Fall behind quickly In the junior game Goderich scored two touchdowns in the first quarter and were able to HURON-PERTH TROPHIES — The annual banquet of the Huron-Perth intermediate baseball league was held Saturday night at the Pineridge Chalet. Above, Glen Thurman of the Dashwood Tigers presents club awards to Dave Parsons while John Hayter accepts the most valuable league player from Huron-Perth rep Bob Hoffman. T-A photo BOWLING SCORES Friday Mixed League P. Mc Falls 674 W. Campbell 650 B. Bierling 711 R. Gridzak 826 C. McDonald 687 J, Dougherty 567 B. Forrest 492 Sunday Mixed League J, Smith 659 R. Hippern 653 B. Hitchcock 677 J. Gage 650 E. Roberts 629 D. McNair 551 Ladies Thursday R. Negrijn 627 J. Russell 654 J. Rohde 711 E. Mielke 609 H, Edwards 568 B. Bierling 773 W. Campbell 806 P. Laithwaite 591 L. Smith 645 J. Masnica 551 B. Hockey 669 Tuesday Ladies C. Stagg 512 C. Hockey 605 L. Dietrich 571 P. Haugh 636 B. Sangster 688 V. Flynn 490 R. Eveland 512 J. Frayne 633 0. Farquanar 624 M. Deline 567 L. Webber 576 G. Bierling 577 Mens Monday C. Murray 638 Red Devil 537 D. Brintnell 796 B. Butler 656 G. Pratt 795 A. Neal 648 R. King 651 Default G. Black 699 B. Farquhar 697 Mens Wedne'sday M. Brintnell 783 L. Archer 527 B, Lavier 640 R. Broderick 682 M. Cushman 654 L. Stire 598 B. Hogg 663 R. Dickey 597 Lucan Ladies A. Watt 580 J. Sovereign 572 K. Hearn 599 M. Jefferies 717 L. Sutherland 614 P. MacDonald 547' P. Hodgins 517 S. Redick 665 L. Ellyatt 635 M. Hardy 557 M. Carter 519 W. Hardy 553 3 34 Senior Citizens 5 11 T. Yellow 325 7 26 C. Smith 320 5 24 H. Wells 300, W. Ellerington 237 5 27 Monday Afternoon Men 2 2 B. Etherington 482 7 30 C. Smith 415 0 3 T. Bowden 414 B. Elgie 426 T. Yellow 408 L. Skinner 361 Parkhill Ladies High Single - Lduise Vandenberk 329 High Triple - Louise Vandenberk 774 7 21 High Team Single •• Hopefuls 1224 0 0 High Team Triple - Hopefuls 3172 5 24 2 15 7 23 0 26 7 18 0 13 26 26 22 18 17 14 /.1.4 12 7 6 4 2 CO FA BB RJ CH AD RR DN CF BL HR GT SS TB MN DS IB HG GG TL BB DL HP LO GR HD CG PP BB RO SP PO 5 2 7 0 3 28 21 18 9 30 7 Seniors enjoy Goderich trip Last Thursday evening 50 members of Exeter senior citizens took a bus to Goderich at the invitation of the Goderich Club, to spend the evening with them. They provided a program and entertained by playing cards and served a bountiful lunch, It was a pleasant evening for all, 2 7 7 5 5 2 0 7 5 5 2 2 0 33 30 27 23 21 16 9 35 30 29 t4 12 6 MM JS PK AR BR CB FL DM SP RO SU AL C4 013 2 6 5 30 2 13 4 28 2 26 0 18 2 14 5 22 3 29 0 26 5 18 2 14 5 21 5 25 7 36 2 16 5 19 4 12 2' 18 TB PP FL YW BL BO I3S 8W CO SP DM IS FS RP CC HR LO CA RO HT THE PONTIACs.WINNERS OF THE GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP AND LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP — In Zurich's recreation league fastball, the Pontiacs have carried off two trophies, one for the grand cham- pionship (right, foreground) and the other for the league (left, foreground). Team members shown here ore first row, left to right; Rick Bedard, Bob Johnston and Mike Overholt; second row, left to right; pitcher Brian Hodgins, manager Jim Bedard, Doug O'Brien, Carl Finkbeiner, coach Phil Overholt, and Bob Merner; third row, left to right, Barry Overholt, Stephen Meidinger, Don O'Brien, Bob Brown, Eric Smole and team spon- sor Bob Harnather. Bill Case was absent when the photograph was taken by Brian Richman of Hensall. Sunday visitors with Norman and Myrtle Brock were Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Pym, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morley, Rob Morley, Ann Marie Johns and Mr, & Mrs. Bill Brock, I Jeremy and Melissa. Steer This Way By LARRY SNIDER If your car is having trouble starting, and the ignition system seems all right, have the choke operation checked. Ws usually wasteful to put premium gas in a car that was made to use regular. 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Among the money-saving suggestions: • lowering daytime and night-time temperatures • installing storm doors and windows • replacing air filters on warm air heating systems once a month • closing window drapes on winter nights For your free copy, write to: Ontario Energy Conservation Program Ministrv'of Energy 56 Wellesley Street 1 2th Floor Toronto, Ontario M7A 2B7 This iswhat Ontario suggests to help you cut your home energy costs. Larry Grossman, Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations James Taylor, Minister of Energy William Davis, Premier Province of Ontario Lose two games to Goderich Meet Stratford Central, today Times-Advo te,Octokler27, 1977 Pap" 11 By MANUEL CURTS hold the lead until the fourth period when the locals went ahead 21-20 at one point. The winning touchdown for Goderich came late in the game when they punted from the South Huron 35 yard line and were able to recover the ball when it was fumbled in the SH end zone. The first Panther major score came in the second period when Rick Lindenfield completed a five yard sweep around the end and Doug Hoffman booted the convert and the score was 13-7. The Vikings were able to score again to take a 20-7 half-time lead, The Panthers marched 50 yards on seven plays in the third quarter and hit pay dirt as Rick ,Lindenfield again swept around the, end, this time for 25 yards, Early in the fourth period, it took the ,Panthers nine plays from scrimmage to chalk up the third touchdown of the afternoon. Again, it was Rick Lindenfield carrying the ball into the Goderich end zone. t Paul Brooks hit Paul Ilies with a pass good for the two ppint convert and the Panthers were ahead 21-10, In the next series, a Goderich drive was apparently stopped but the winning touchdown came on the fumbled punt. The Vikings edged the Pan- thers 341 yards to 298 yards in total yardage although South Huron gained the most first downs 14 to 11. Rick Lindenfield was the top South Huron junior rusher with 104 yards in 21 carries while Larry Dawson was close behind with 93 yards in 19 attempts. In the passing department Doug Brooks hit on three of seven tries good for 49 yards and Steve Pearce was successful on his only pass to Joe Becker for 25 yards: Doug Hoffman led the South Huron defensive unit with nine key tackles. Joe Becker was in on seven big stops and Allan Geiser and Steve Sararas each hit on six and Dave Bell and Ed Hunter- Duvar were in on five key tackles. In specials Ed Hunter-Duvar and Jeff Fuller each blocked one Goderich convert attempt, Greg PrOut recovered a fumble and Steve Sararas recovered two fumbles. Doug Brooks was able to sack the opposing quer- terirfck. Player of the game awards went to Rick Lindenfield and Paul Bies on offence and Doug Hoffman and 'Ed Hunter-IDuvar for their defensive efforts. Coach Ron Bogart blamed the lack of breaks and an offence which could gain only 44 yards on the ground for Thursday's 21-0 loss to Goderich. Bogart continued, "With Only three first downs in the whole game it's pretty hard to win I can't remember for a long time when we have been shut out and haven't gained more than 100 yards rushing," In referring to the lack of breaks, Bogart commented, "but, we didn't create any for ourselves, either." The pattern for the Panthers started on the first play of the game. Jeff O'Brien took the opening Goderich kickoff back for 47 yards but only had one more man to beat to go all the way. In the second 'period, Rick Skinner of South Huron blocked and recovered a Goderich punt and returned the ball 20 yards only to be tripped up by the last man in his way. The score was 7-0 at half-time as the result of a Goderich touch- down on an 85 yard run as their back was able to get outside the Panther defence. The second major score for the Vikings came early in the third period on a 20 yard forward pass from a fake field goal attempt. An interception in the fourth quarter set up the third and final Goderich touchdown. Brad Cann and' Larry Regier each picked up 20 yards rushing for the Panthers and Brian Mercer added four yards. In the passing department, Dave Bogart was successful on six of 15 attempts. Brian Mercer nabbed three aerials for a total of 24 yards, Steve Beer caught two for 12 yards and Sean Walden caught a short three yarder. Goderich controlled the plays from scrimmage with 61 com- pared to 47 for the Panthers, Brad Taylor led the Panthers on defence with 11 key tackles while Rob Pryde scored nine and Rick Skinner seven big stops. Brian Mercer was named the South Huron offensive player of the game while defensive honours were shared by Rick Skinner and Jeff O'Brien. The ladies of Grace Anglican Church held a successful bazaar, bake sale and tea Wednesday Mrs, Iva Lagerwerf and Mrs, Inez Woodburn attended the Huron-Perth Regional Presbyterial of the U.C.W. in Centralia United Church Tuesday. Mrs. Orval Mellin; Mrs. George Latta and Mrs. Lawrence Curls, Grand Bend; Mrs. Ken Smithers and Evelyn Curts at- tended a miscellaneous shower for Enola Lehman, Ottawa, a bride-elect of November 12, Mrs. John Walker, Toronto, was hostess for the occasion, which was held at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Curts, London, Sunday afternoon, Stanley Feuerpfeil, Richmond, Wisconsin spent a few day:: with Mr. & Mrs. H.S. English last week. The sympathetic concern of this community is with Mr. & Mrs. Graham Eagleson and other relatives in this area owing to the death of Mark Rock, teenage son of Mr. & Mrs. Glen Rock, as the result of a motor vehicle accident Saturday night. The 102nd anniversary services of the United Church were well attended. In the morning the Rev. Wm. McCosh, Glendale United Church London was guest minister. He and Mrs. McCosh were guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Carman Woodburn. In the evening Rev. Maurice Boyd of Metropolitan United Church, London delivered the sermon and was assisted during the service by Rev. Harley Moore, minister of the church. The junior and senior choirs were assisted by Bob Heywood, Centralia and Cal Horner. Following the evening service a social. time was enjoyed by the ministers, guest musicians, members of the choirs and their families. Congratulations to Lori Woodburn and Ken McLeod, who were married in the United Church, Saturday evening, Lori is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Clare Woodburn. By the way: Most husbands don't remember their wedding anniversary date. A tip to wives: Remember him of it in January and June, and get two presents. HOCKEY At its Best! 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