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HURON-PERTH CHAMPIONS — Seven members of the South Huron District High School won individual championships at
Saturday's Huron-Perth Conference finals. Back, left, Tim Martens, Vince Winters, Kevin Hern and Cliff Hicks. Front, Brian
Westelaken, Ron Bilcke and Rick Skinner, ’ T-A photo
High school wrestlers win H-P
title eighth time in nine years
The South Huron District
High School wrestling team
have won the Huron-Perth
championship for the eighth
time in nine years but they
may not be able to advance
in further competition.
Coach Doug Ellison
Tuesday the current
school teachers strike
prevent the South Huron
athletes from competing in
the WOSSA championships
said
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day.
The locals won their third
straight title in their home
gymnasium Friday after
noon by compiling 162
points. Their only failure to
win a championship in the
past nine years came in
1974.
Goderich finished in the
runner-up spot with 97.5
points and St. Marys in third
with 76 points. Next came
Stratford Northwestern with
72; Listowel scored 65.5
Tournaments
for Shamrock
The Shamrock hockey
league has undertaken a new
playoff arrangement this
year, in an effort to avoid
the problem of previous
years when many winners
were not declared due to a
conflict with OMHA
playoffs.
This year’s playoff will be
in the form of tournaments
being held in several
Shamrock centres for the
various divisions.
Exeter will host the atom
“A” and pee wee “B”
classes at the rec centre on
Saturday, March 4. Play will
begin at 9:00 a.m. and con
tinue throughout the day.
Winners in the “A”
classes will receive gold
medallions, while the “B”
winners will receive silver
medals from the league.
Lucan and London will
host the bantam tournament
at the Lucan arena. It starts
on Thursday, March 2 and
continues Friday night and
Saturday afternoon.
The local midgets will
travel to Lambeth on March
11 for their playoff.
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points and Stratford Central
completed the standings
with 52.5 points.
Along with the team
championship came seven
individual crowns. They
were won by Tim Martens,
Vince Winters, Brian
Westelaken, Cliff Hicks,
Kevin Hern, Rick Skinner
and Ron Bilcke.
Finishing in second place
were Phil DeHaan, Bill
Duttman, Randy Fisher and
Ron Miller.
Tim Martens had the uni
que honour of going to the
Olympic style podium on
two occasions to collect
medals.
The host Lucan team and
Exeter took home two of the
six team trophies handed out
Sunday at the conclusion of
the annual Lucan atom
tournament.
Lucan scored a 6-4 win
over Smithville to win the
“D” consolation, while
Exeter posted a 3-1 triumph
over Hamilton to win the
“B” division consolation.
The teams were presented
with medallions for the in
dividual players as well as a
team trophy.
Exeter gained the final
round after easily disposing
of Southwest London by a 7-1
count, Saturday.
George Pratt scored after
41 seconds had been played
and the locals never looked
back. John Wells paced the
attack with two goals, while
other singles came off the
sticks of Scott Bogart, Steve
Gould, Tim Easterbrook and
Brett Batten.
Scott Lovie picked up a
pair of assists, while helping
out on one goal each were
Rick Gilfiilan, Batten, Allan
Pym, Bill Fisher and Pratt.
Jim Lewis had his shutout
bid spoiled in the first minute
of the third period when
London found the range on a
high shot. Exeter out-shot
the losers by a 37-3 margin.
In Sunday’s final against
Hamilton, Exeter again had
a wide edge in territorial
play, but they didn’t pull the
game out of reach until Jeff
Pfaff fired a puck into the
empty net with eight seconds
left on the clock.
George Pratt gave Exeter
a 1-0 lead midway through
the first on a play with Sean
Whiteford and then Scott
Lovie added another early in
the third on a play with Steve
Gould.
However, Hamilton scored
with two minutes remaining
and pulled their goalie in
favor of an extra attacker in
the final minute and this set
the stage for Pfaff’s shot
from his own end into the
open net.
Come from behind
Lucan had to come from
behind in their game with
Smithville to take the “D”
consolation silverware.
Jess Crawford paced the
attack with three goals,
while Les Arts added a pair.
Joe Hoggarth bagged the
other one.
Lucan reached the final by
posting a decisive 7-0 win
over Huron Park in the
second round. Tim Shipley
was a two-goal man in that
contest, while picking up
singles were Steve Neil,
Brent Bannerman, Jesse
Crawford, Mike Arts and
Brad Scott.
The “C” consolation
trophy was taken home by
the Petrolia Minor team.
Winners
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in the cham-
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Lambeth and
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Martens was the only en
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and won the gold medal by
acclamation, He actually
participated in the 97 pound
division and finished third.
The other wrestler placing
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the 84 pound division. Other
members of the South Huron
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EXETER WINS TROPHY — The Exeter atoms captured the "B" consolation trophy in the an
nual Lucan tournament, Sunday, with a 3-1 win over Hamilton. Receiving the trophy from Vic
tor Grove, chairman of the Lucan Minor Athletics Committee, are Jeff Pfaff, John Wells and
George Pratt. T-A photo
Could be
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The Exeter and St. Marys
bantamll teams played their
deciding game in a best-of-
five series at the rec centre
last night. While the winning
team isn’t known at press
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the final score was 4-3.
All four games in the nip
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decided by that score.
Exeter extended the series
to the fifth game when they
posted their 4-3 verdict in St.
Marys last Wednesday.
Mike Clark, Trevor Boyle,
Bruce Shaw and Steve
Riddell were the Exeter
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The winners of the bantam
series will move on to play
Pelham.
On the weekend, the local
bantam II travelled to
Trenton, Michigan, for a
game, coming home the
losers by a 5-1 margin. Rob
DeKoker scored the only
tally.
Several parents
companied the team and
were hosted at a party by
Trenton parents, Saturday
night. A return visit has been
tentatively scheduled for
March 4 and 5.
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