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scoreless Times- Advocate, December 5, 1979
beaten
The Exeter bantams failed
in their quest for the con-
solation "B"eharapionsbip at
the Ilderton tournament,
Sunday, losing to Belle River
by a 4-0 count.
The winners took a lead
late in the first and then blew
the tilt open with three more
in the third.
However, following that
game, the locals moved on to
Oakridge and posted a 3-2
win in Shamrock league
play. It avenged a 1-0 loss at
the hands of the same team
at the rec centre, Wed-
nesday.
John Kernick scored all
three goals for the winners
on Sunday and they then had
to hang on as the home crew
came back with two in the
third to make it tight.
Ted Oke assisted on two of
Kernick's goals, while Steve
Batten helped out on one.
Oakridge scored early in
the third period to take the 1-
0 win, Wednesday, in an
evenly played tilt that
featured some good
defensive work and net-
minding by Exeter's Peter
Dearing.
Midgets win twice
The local midgets won
their only Shamrock outing
this week and split a pair of
exhibition contests.
The Shamrock win was a
decisive 7-2 triumph in
Belmont, Friday.
Pete Tuckey and Wayne
Smith fired a pair each in
that one with singles going to
Tom Coates, Bill Henning
and Dave Shaw.
Rick Lindenfield drew
assist on two goals and
helping out on one each were
Dave Underwood, Jamie
Cherie, Coates, Tuckey and
Shaw.
The midget crew posted a
6-4 exhibition win over
Forest at the rec centre,
Sunday, after losing 6-3 to
Mitchell in another
exhibition, Wednesday.
Mike Murray triggered a
hat trick to pace the win over
Forest, while Rick Lin-
denfield added a pair and
Dave Shaw fired the single,
Pete Tuckey drew two
assists to lead in that
department.
Lindenfield, Shaw and
Smith scored in the loss to
Mitchell.
Waxers Nipped
The Exeter Waxers still
couldn't find the winning
formula when they hosted
Dorchester, Sunday, but
they gave it one of their best
shots of the season in taking
a 3-1 setback.
The local novice crew
started out in high gear as
Doug Clark dented the twine
in the first minute. He won
the face-off in the Dorchester
zone and then slid the disc
under the netminder's pads.
However, Dorchester
evened the count later in the
first stanza when an Exeter
defender inadvertently shot
the puck into his own net.
Sean Burns, the mainstay
of the visiting team, then
took over and blasted the
winner into tile net and he
added an insurance tally in
the third.
Exeter hit two goal posts
and slid several other shots
just inches wide as they
carried the play throughout
much of the contest.
Scoreless tie
The Exeter and Lambeth
atoms came up with a
hockey rarity when they
battled to a scoreless draw at
the rec centre, Sunday.
Scott Heywood and Fred
Gregus shared the net-
minding for Exeter and had
to come up with several big
saves to post the whitewash.
The locals have scored
only one goal in their last
four games and missed a
couple of good chances in the
exciting battle,
Give it a good try
The Exeter midget II team
suffered two defeats this
week, but came up with one
of their better performances
to date as they were nipped
5-4 in Dorchester, Sunday,
The other loss was a
lopsided trouncing to Mt,
Brydges,
The locals had only 10
skaters for the Dorchester
tilt, but they kept pace with
their hosts throughout and
came close to evening the
count in the final stanza.
Al Geiser was a one-man
scoring attack for the Exeter
crew as he potted all four
tallies. Two were unassisted,
while Steve Prout and Kevin
Parsons helped out on one
other each.
Good week
The Exeter pee wees
picked up three out of four
points in their Shamrock
loop tilts this week, posting a
3-3 tie against Oakridge at
the rec centre, Wednesday,
and then beating the same
team 6-5 on the loser's ice,
Sunday.
Scott Bogart's second goal
of the game with less than
four minutes remaining
knotted the count in the first
encounter. Scott Lovie
potted the single tally.
By MATT McCWRE
While a snowstorm raged
outside the South Huron
senior girl's basketball team
were sent to defeat at the
hands of Tillsonburg, Glen-
dale in WOSSA AA competi-
tion Friday night in Strat-
ford.
The score of the first
round quarter final was 33-17
in Tillsonburg's favour.
When asked about the
game coach Terry O'Rourke
replied. "We played well
defensively but couldn't put
the ball through the hoop on
offense". The imposing
Glendale players made
working the ball inside dif-
ficult for some what
dimunitive South Huron
team.
Leading South Huron was
Brenda Riddell with eight
George Pratt had a pair of
assists, while helping on one
each were Jeff Pfaff and
Allan Pym.
points, seven rebounds,
three dives and two steals.
Helen Muller who played es-
pecially well had six points
and three rebounds. Heather
Riddell added three points,
as well as ripping down five
rebounds. Rounding out the
scoring was Lisa Stretton
who had two points.
Although my insinuation
two weeks ago that this
year's senior girl's basket-
ball was the most successful
Exeter scored twice in the
final three minutes to win
Sunday's game, although
Oakridge narrowed the gap
in the last quarter century
was erroneous (South Huron
won Huron-Perth in 1967,
and bad won it regularly
before then). I still contend
that the success of this
year's girl's basketball
teams is an indication that
the drought is over and that
a Huron-Perth
Chamipionship in girl's
basketball will be realized in
the not too distant future by
South Huron,
Atoms
to one with only 33 secondS
left,
Steve Gould and Scott
Lovie popped a pair each in
the win, while Sean
Whiteford and Marty Taylor
notched the singles.
Lovie and Gould also
added a pair of assists, while
helping out on one each were
George Pratt, Brett Batten
and John Wells,
Bantanis lose in Ilderton
40 Pee wees get three points, Waxers
ON THE BEAM — With some assistance from instructor Lillian Bowerman and Helen
Muller, Tracy Campbell was managing quite well on the balance beam in the gymnastics
program held Saturdays at South Huron District High School. T-A photo
Girl cagers defeated
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