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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-10-29, Page 11act ionfootball . • South Times-Advecati, October 29,19#0 Pal 1.1 Huron Thursday Meet Northwestern in twin bill - Semi REPAIRS & RE-CORES SMALL ENGINE Sales & Service 5 cg MELT NOSSIMIS fc *SON LTD. r 4. 0 263 MAIN ST. N, V/ EXETER 235-2940 3 BIG DAYS OF SAVING- OPEN THURS. & FRI. TO MIDNIGHT Thurs. —Fri. Fri. Sat. October 30th October 31st. November 1st // 4 / VG VIC KOREA AND GREY TRUST Sing c fm./ SPARK PLUGS 99' With Any Clothing Purchase Saving You Money Is What Our Midnight Madness Event Is All About BELTS SUPER 99 K $95 1 Reinforced with Fibre B Jag & El Tigre For ELAN "NO KIDDING" ri95 ARCTIC SUITS ilk UP TO OFF 2 PC. Fortrel Filled SUITS Giant Size New Cats Priced from only '1499 Get $25019 worth of extras FREE Choose from our excellent selection of clothing and accessories. It's playoff football time in Exeter teinerrew afternoon, Thursday, The two teams. from South Huron 'District High School will be on. their home field to take on Stratford Nor- thWestern in a doubleheader.. Each, game is a semi-final sudden-death affair with the. winners Advancing to the. Huron-Perth COnference finals to be played on Saturday, November 8.. The junior game will start at 1. p.m. with the seniors following at 2:45 p.m, The senior Panthers ended an undefeated season Thursday with a 22-21 win over Stratford Central. The junior club after losing their first game of the season a week earlier to Goderich rebounded with a resounding 28-0 win over Stratford. Thursday's senior game was described by South Huron deaeh Ron Bogart as a "truly wild contest". Bogart continued, "We played a rather lax first half. We should have* run • over them, but, we were. quite lucky to lead at halftime. A couple of key plays on defence held Stratford from scoring in close." The only scoring in the first period was a single point by Stratford, Doug Hoffman chalked up all eight points for the Panthers in the second. quarter. The first point came as Hoffman's field. goal Attempt went wide. He then took a pass from .quarterback Dave Bell that covered 20 yards and the convert kick was good. Stratford bounced right back into contention with, third quarter touchdown. to trail by only one point. According to coach Rogart, "It all happened in the last four minutes. of play "h Pete Tuckey rambled 20 yards on a reverse to chalk up six points and Doug Hoffman converted to put SH in front 15-7. With just over three minutes to go, Stratford moved the ball well on sweeps and passes to score, A two point convert on a run tied the score at 15-15. Stratford tried a short kick but Ed Willis was able to recover for the Panthers. Good runs by Smith, Norm Regier and Pete Tuckey took the ball in for a touchdown and Doug Hoffman con- verted, Stratford came right back for their third touchdown with less than a minute to go. This time their try for a two point convert on a run was stopped short of the goal line. The final three minutes of the game took 40 minutes to play. Total offensive 'figures were close with the Panthers taking an overall margin of 428 to 403 yards on the strength of 25 more yards in penalties. Stratford led on the ground 311 yards to 273 while the Panthers excelled in the air 110 to 72 yards. On the ground, Rick Lindenfield gained 95 yards on 13 carries, Smith picked up 72 yards on seven tries, Norm Regier was good for 44 yards on a dozen carries and Pete Tuckey got 42 yards on three attempts, Score often The junior Panthers. scored at least six points in every quarter as they swamped Stratford Central 26-0, Chris Van. Gerwen scored the only six points, of the first quarter as he ran in from two yards out for a touchdown which was not converted. John Kernick broke loose for a run of 81 yards in the second period and Chris Van Gerwen booted the extra point to put the Panthers in front 13-0. In the third quarter Dave Hughes grabbed a pass from Chris Van Gerwen and galloped 36 yards for another major score. Van Gerwen's point after was successful, The final South Huron six points came in the final quarter when John Kernick raced 25 yards into the Strat- ford end zone, In the second quarter Ker- nick ran 10.1 yards for a tendtdeWn, but, it was ea, ed back on an illegal procedure penalty, Another scoring threat failed in the same period when the Panthers fumbled on the Central four yard line, John Kernick led the Panthers on the ground with 128 yards on four carries. Greg Bern lugged the WI seven times for 59 yards. and Dave Hughes gained 43, yards on five carries. ....ie••••••Sk AUTOMOTIVE RADIATOR MIDNIGHT 41" MADNESS THERE IT GOES — Scott Garrow took advantage of the new no-body-contact rules to slip through the Exeter defence for four goals as Goderich scored an 8-2 win over the local atoms, Sunday. Shawn Moore was the victim on this goal while moving back too late to help is defencemen Larry Lewis and an unidentified player. . Staff photo Marauders beat Zurich after two early losses In Thursday's win over Zurich, the Marauders took a 3-1 lead after the first 20 minutes of play and were never headed. The game was less than three minutes old when Rick Funston put Centralia in front on a three-way passing combination with Rob Funston and Dick Lord. Ron Rader knotted the count the Buckeyes on a pass from Mike Clarke at 8:28. Before the first period ended, Rick Funston and Randy Somerville counted for the Marauders with The Centralia Marauders won their first game of the young South Huron in- termediate hockey season Thursday night by a score of 6-2 over the defending cham- pion Zurich Buckeyes. In earlier games, the Marauders were defeated 5- 1 by the Parkhill Merchants and 7-5 by Goderich. In. their only upcoming game this week, the Marauders meet the Cen- tralia College Saints tonight, Wednesday_ at the Stephen township arena at Huron Park. Game time is 8:30 p.m. 53' Scott's Leather Tack Shop 120 Sanders W, Exeter, Ont. 235-0694. Down Filled Jackets & Vests For Riding or Skiing Honestly, there is a better way... Chequing Savings High Interest on Chequing and Savings Accounts 11 """ Bring this ad to your local V &G. branch and receive your free Farmers' Almanac. 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Glen Nicholson scored for the Buckeyes on an unassisted effort and Blair Hearn hit for the Marauders on a pass from .Fete McIver Girls fifth at 'Cross country The South Huron District High School junior girls finished in fifth place in the recent WOSSA cross country championships held at Byron. A total of 57 schools competed. Carla Solomom, Catherine Patterson, Susan Bir- mingham and Susan Sullivan were the top four junior girls Dan Shute, Mike Van Raay, Jim Regier and Mike Grubb led the junior boys to a 13th place finish. Matt McClure turned in the best performance for South Huron finishing 11th in the senior boys division. Other top performers for the senior boys were Murray Wareing, John Van Esbroetk and Rodney Masnica. 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