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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-21, Page 9Ce.ntenniah get tie with closing efforts ended 94 minutes of frustration for Exeter, An afterneon of trouble in finishing off plays around the net, and in trying to. slow the -.pace of a game against the Bend's collection of speedy youngsters. Grand Bend took the lead se€ond half. It came with breakaway run and goal by Nick Vandenberk at 65 minutes. Vandenherk got loose from a Centennial offense that left the Midfield open, and had a clear travel of half the pitch before. setting himself tip to score. Exeter's pralems were evident early, and stayed on. The 17entennials spent most of the 90 minutes in attack, but could get nothing to work properly at the Grand Bend goal until the game's end, It Wasn't for want of trying. There were two games at Eketer on Sunday, because of flooded field conditions at Grand • Bend., In a match prior to the Centennials' 1-1 draw, the Grand Bend Colonials defeated Forest 4- 2. 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Ontario Secondary Schools soccer championships as a result of their victory in a pre-WOSSA tournament held Tuesday in Exeter. The Redmen defeated Mitchell two goals to one in the shoot-out to take the title. The teams were tied at 1-1" after regulation time. On Friday in Clinton the Redmen will play the win- ners from the Oxford-Elgin conference. In semi-final action Clinton defeated Seaforth 2-1 and Mitchell edged Stratford Central 2-1. The South Huron Panthers lost both games in the tournament played at the high school. In their first effort Stratford Nor- thwestern trounced the locals 4-0 while in their second effort Clinton defeated the Panthers 3-1. Tom DeBoeck had the lone South Huron goal. Other teams taking part in the tournament were Wingham, Goderich, St. Marys, Listowel and Seaforth, The Crediton Cowgirls enixie away With one victory and one loss this week. Wednes44y night the Cowgirls played in Parkhill against their ladies team and lest 8-7. The scoring was close all the way through the ' game with Crediton with six runs and Parkhill with seven in the fifth inning. In the seventh inning, Crediton scored the tying run but Parkhill managed to get one run back with two Gut to win the game. Sandy O'Neill and Deb Lord were ahead on the bats with single runs sc ored by Michelle Vandergunst and Merna • Scott. On Monday night the Cowgirls played at home and came away with a victory by downing Poplar Hill 9-8. The Cowgirls moved ahead in the second and third inning by getting six runs in and only letting Poplar Hill have one. One bad inning in the fifth by the Cowgirls gave Poplar Hill the lead by pulling ahead 8-6. In the sixth and seventh inning the Cowgirls batted three runs in to win the game. Top batters were Wilma Lagerwerf and Carol Stuart with Shelley Weber, Deb Lord, Kate Stilson, Sherry Pfaff and Merna Scott helping to bring the win home. The next scheduled game is Monday, May 26 in Crediton at 9:00 p.m. against Biddulph. • NEW LIMITS Agriculture and Food Minister Lorne C. Henderson has announced a number of changes to the drainage guidelines. The new , guidelines in- creased to' $20,000 the amount of drainage loans any one farmer may have under this prograth in a fiscal year. The total,amount which any one farmer may have outstapding.at any one time has been increased to $60,000. Cowgirls get split STRIDE FOR STRIDE — Athletes from South Huron District High School had one of their but finishes ever in the Huron-Perth track and field championships held Thursday in London. In the junior girls-80 metre hurdles Nancy Anderson (left) of F.E. Madill of Wingham an-d Sarah McClure of South Huron demonstrate contrasting styles in clearing the hurdles, T-A photo THE RUN TO THE. FINISH — The senior girls 100 metre hurdles was one of the closest races in the Huron-Perth track and field ,championships held Thursday in London. 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