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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-17, Page 12BOTTOMS LIP — SHDHS Junior Panthers running back John Kernick heads for a tumble in the game against Stratford, Fri- day. His feet were cut out from under him but he managed to hang onto the ball and get up to get back into action with no ill effects. Staff photo Rolls lead in finals MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED SMOKED PICNICS PORK SHOULDERS READY TO EAT 1 et-c‘ lorlieveteutt tL ea/ CANADA 'A' GRADE CHUCK CUT CROSS CUT RIB ROAST lb. 98 MAPLE LEAF BONELESS BUTTS COTTAGE ROLLibs.59 st SWEET PICKLED B AB WE NEED ALL TYPES BE A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR 0 A TASTY SMOKED `SKILLET STRIPS5:189, A REAL MONEY SAVER! • 227 MAIN ST. NORTH EXETER 235.2424 ii ANA1 MAN. I MAP NY FOR HOME OR OFFICE STURDY 6" POT SS DIEFFENBACHIA • 9 Cowgirls lead in final series Football teams ready. Schedule starts Tuesday SMALL SKINLESS LINKS SMOKIES (BLADE BONE REMOVED) YOUNG & TENDER FULL OF NUTRITION STEW BEEF 1;1198 The Crediton Cowgirls have taken a two games to one lead over Parkhill in their best-of-five series for the district ladies fastball championship. Parkhill evened the series Friday night with a 13-5 vic- tory. but, the Crediton club bounced back Monday night to win by a score of 9-5. The fourth game of the series will played in Parkhill Friday night with a fifth con- test if necessary back in Crediton Monday night at 9 p.m. Merna Scott was the win- ning pitcher for Crediton. She allowed eight well scattered hits. Theresa McGee took the loss for Parkhill. A double by Jean Gray and singles by Yvonne Creces and Janet Sadler produced the first three Parkhill runs in the second inning. In the Parkhill fourth Yvonne Creces was safe on an error and scored on hits by Janet Sadler and Beth Brass. Their fifth and final run Lady golfers end season came in the top of the sixth on a home run by pitcher Theresa McGee. Deb. Lord singled and scored the first Crediton run in the first inning on a triple by Fay Hayter, In the third a double by Sandy O'Neill and singles by Wilma Lagerwerf, Fay Hayter and Merna Scott sent Exeter Centennials and Taxandria Falcons tied 2-2 in a closely run Ausable soccer match at Canner's field, Sunday. Exeter led 1-0 at the inter- val, but had to overcome a two-goal rally by their visitors in the second half to get the draw. John Rasenberg and Alfons Weersink had the Centennial goals. and Mike Klyne and Case VandenBoer those for Taxandria. Rasenberg scored at 35 minutes on a penalty-kick after Taxandria defenders had tripped striker John Mickle who was open with the ball in the 18-yard box. In Bowling from Lucan Inter-town -Ladies - Lucan 5 points, St. Marys 2 points; Janice Abram 255-661; Marg Young 231-604. Men - Lucan one - 6 points, Clinton 0 points; Glen Gag an 328-1246; Bill Bannerman 324-1173; Vic Capitano 286- 1159. Lucan Two 2 points, Stratford 4 points; Jeff Park 283-1160; Jim Smith 269-1116; Brian Ankers 256-1084. Colleen's - Lorna Harrison 282-642, Sue Hefferman 238, Joan Godard 237, Jos. Molenkamp 237, Marcia Rydall 215, Ilene Hodgins 207, Mary VanGeel 204. Sr. Citizens - Percy Williams 262, Jean Miller 196, Laura Williams 185, Alex Young 168, John Park 159, Charlotte Barker 163, Ed Armstrong 158. four runs across the plate, Deb Lord scored in the fourth without the aid of a bit and hits by Shelley Weber and Sherry Pfaff scored two more in the fifth. The final Crediton score came in the sixth when Mer- na Scott was safe on an error and came home on Fay Hayter's third hit of the the second half, Klyne brought the Falcons level with a headed ball at 50 minutes. Seven minutes later, Tax- andria led 2-1 when VandenBoer hooked a pass into the Exeter net. But at 65 minutes Alfons Weersink got the draw goal for the Centen- nials by driving in a rebound from a corner-kick taken by Murray Stewart. The game completed regular play for the Centen- nials, who finished unbeaten in their last seven games with five wins and two ties. There season record was eight wins, three ties and five losses. Playoffs begin September 28, with finalists in a series of round robin matches prior to a championship game on neutral grounds. Before Sun- day's game. Exeter stood third in the league. Games elsewhere next week, by teams with a game in hand, will likely result in Exeter standing fourth in order, however, from Grand Bend Colonials. Nairn Car- dinals and West Williams United. Bowling SN RC GT BL MP TA Sunday Mixed League L Webber 709 B Turnbull 728 B Hogg 644 R Hippern 635 L Racher 550 J McNair 571 7 7 7 7 5 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 Friday Mixed League CH L Latulippe 665 7 7 OC R Snell 575 5 5 TE R Lawrance 648 4 4 SC K Faber 615 3 3 WW J Dix 721 2 2 FT .3 Snell 542 0 0 Thursday Ladies P Seller 555 D Weigand 533 0 4 0 3 0 2 P Scott 455 T Rooseboom 631 5 10 7 14 E Miekle 589 7 7 M Thompson 581 2 7 B Ferguson 499 7 9 C Wurm 543 0 3 L Ambrose 623 Tuesday Ladies 4 9 V Flynn 560 3 8 M Skinner 578 7 14 P Haugh 742 A Brock 562 0 5 I Browning 629 2 7 L Farquhar 610 5 9 7 14 G Farquhar 597 S Kingma 539 0 2 R Greene 547 5 7 C Redegeld 523 2 2 7 7 B Hearn 659 P Crawford 636 3 3 night, a double. Seven runs in the bottom of the fourth inning allowed the Parkhill girls to gain the victory in Friday's second game. The winners scored three times in the first frame on a Beth Brass triple and singles by Janet Sadler and Chris Brydges, Base hits by Beth Brass, Theresa McGee, Judy Schram and Chris Brydges were responsible for the big seven run rally. The first Crediton run came in the second as Wilma Lagerwerf singled and scored on a similar hit by Fay Hayter. Sherry Pfaff walked and scored in the Crediton third and Deb Lord's homer in the sixth sent Michelle Vandergunst home ahead of her. Fay' Hayter singled and scored the final Crediton run in the seventh, Theresa McGee was the winning pitcher for Parkhill holding the opposition to five hits, Deb Lord and Merna Scott shared pitching duties for the Cowgirls. The two football teams at South Huron District High School showed excellent promise in exhibition games played Friday, The juniors under the direction of coaches Dave Cox and Colin Lowndes scored an impressive 19-0 win over Stratford Nor- thwestern while the senior Panthers dropped a 14-12 decision to Arthur Voaden of St. Thomas, The H-P season gets un- derway Tuesday afternoon, September 23 when the South Huron Panthers play a doubleheader in Listowel. In Friday's' junior game after a scoreless first quarter, Tony Jones scored the first touchdown on a pass from Chris Van Gerwen, Van Gerwen booted the extra point and the score was 7-0. Later in the first half, the same combination was again successful with Jones taking a Van Gerwen pass good for 20 yards and another six pointer. The final Panther touch- down came in the fourth period when Scott Turnbull lugged the ball over from the two yard line. South Huron topped Stratford in first downs by nine to five.and picked up 111 yards on their rushing game. While the senior Panthers dropped Friday's game in St. Thomas by a score of 14-12, coach Ron Bogart Was pleased with his team's performance. Bogart commented Monday, "our defence played a super game and with a little polishing of our offence we should be a real contender". The seniors open the regular Huron-Perth con- ference season next Tuesday afternoon in Listowel. The coach continued, "we are a little low in numbers with only 28 on the roster, but, everybody will get a chance to play". The Panthers scored two touchdowns in Friday's first half of play to take a 12-7 lead. St. Thomas scored their first touchdown on a long 75 yard pass and run play in the first seven minutes of the game. The Panthers came roaring back with thequar- terback throwing 25 yards to Doug Fischer for a touch- down and five yards to Doug • MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR ALL BEEF 1 lb. PKG. Hoffman for 'a second six pointer. The first South Huron convert attempt was blocked. The kick after the second touchdown was good, but, the locals were offside. The next try was again blocked. A couple of intercepted passes and penalties led to the second St. Thomas touchdown with about three minutes left in the game, The Panthers with three good runs and a Dave Shaw to brother Bruce Shaw pass moved the ball into a field goal situation with 15 seconds left. Coach Bogart called for a running play to move the ball in front of the goal posts, but, a mixup in the time occurred and the game was over before the three pointer could be attempted. Bogart praised his line of Dave Delbridge, Dale Kerslake, Dennis McBride, Al Gaiser and Ed Willis and linebackers Greg Prout, Jeff Rowe , Doug Raymond and Doug Hoffman, The coach added, "Then we also brought in Jamie Chaffe and Jim Siddall and they performed well" PaOe 12 Titnes,Advoccoe, September 17 1980 Fourth game in Parkhill Friday The Crescent Rolls could wrap up their second con- secutive A championship of the Exeter and area men's rec fastball league with a victory over Hensall tonight in Exeter, The Rolls lead their Legion counterparts two games to nothing in their best of five A final, On Wednesday the Crescent Rolls defeated Hensall 5-1 to take a stranglehold on the series, The winner of the A final will take on the Carpet- baggers in a one game series to determine the league playoff champion. MAPLE LEAF gs BAVARIAN SAUSAGE 500 gr. pkg. A pot-luck luncheon at- tended by 36 ladies con- cluded the activities for the Exeter Ladies Golf Club Tuesday,. Golf awards were presented to Helen Burton, winner of Flight A; Eileen Rannie, Flight B winner and Irene Doirs for Flight C. The most improved golfer award was won by Gert Beaver. A new slate of officers was elected for next year as follows : President-Helen Webb, Sec .-Tres .•Dorotny Kipfer, Score Keeper-Joey Fairley, Telephone Com- mittee- Helen Kleinstiver, Edna Busche, and Eileen Rannie. Door Prizes were won by Dorothy Kipfer, Helen Brown, Eileen Rannie, Beryl Elgie, Dorothy Bullock, Helen Mickle and Jeanette Turner. The afternoon was spent in playing cards, euchre, bridge and 31. We'll Do the fob Right... We've Moved Our Office we are now located at our Exeter shop Whatever the project, call on us for Ready-Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. McDOWELL LTD. 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