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oi,Advocotoi -NOvombet 19110- Po. • Hawks tricked not .treate Minor ,.hockeyists
get only The gaina, was cleanly
-fought witit'only five minor
...POnalties, three to tne
Visitors.
Exeter netrninder Bich-
Fletcher stopped 24 shots in
the contest, while port
Stanley's Handy Plaquet
handled 27 shots sue-.
cesshilIV.
The Lions had only x2
skaters for the game.
GOING DOWN — The South Huron Senior football Panthers hod an easy time in their
Huron-Perth semi-final Thursday as they crushed the Stratford Northwestern Huskies 40-0.
While linesman Dotig Ellison watches, a Stratford player gets ready to tackle Panther Greg
Prout. T-A photo
Panthers in 11-10 final A strong voice for the entire township
ON NOVEMBER 1 0
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The Hawks have their
work cut out for them over
the nex(week. They played
in Mitchell last night and
travel to Bothwell tonight,
Friday night they bast
Tavistock and on Sunday
travel to Tharnesford 'to
tackle* the second place
southern team':
Exeter opened the scoring
in Friday's tilt when Pete
',Rickey finished off a play
with Brianp Mercer at the
8:50 mark,
Port Stanley came back
with a pair in the final five
minutes to take a 2-1 lead
into the second.
The Hawks evened the
count at the 2:32 mark when
Mereer blinked the light on a
play with Ken Varley and
they moved ahead 3-2 five
minutes later when Brad
Taylor took a pass from
Varley to dent the twine.
However, the Lions evened
it at 11:51 and took the lead
for the final time in less than
a minute to take a 4-3
margin into the final stanza
and they won going away
with three markers in the
final 20 minutes as Rod
Erison scored all three to
give him four for the night.
The Exeter Hawks were
"tricked" by Port Stanley in
the Hallowe'en contest at the
rec centre, Friday, as the
short-handed visitors failed
to run out of steam and came
on in the third Period with
three goals to post a 7-3 win,
After, tying the Lions in
Port Stanley earlier in the
season, the locals had hoped
to get their first win on
Friday, but came up short to
leave them with only one
point after four games.
They find themselves at
the bottom of the northern
division with. Seaforth, who
picked up their first point
with a 2-2 tie against Port
Stanley, Sunday.
Mitchell leads the group
with 10 points on five straight
wins, while the Lucan Irish
are solidly entrenched in
second place with eight
points in six games.
Tavistock beat the Irish,
Friday, to move into third
with two points as the
division shapes up similar to
last year when the Mitchell
and Lucan clubs battled for
the top and the other three
were in a race to the finish
for the final two playoff
spots.
tried a short kickoff with
only a few minutes to go. It
was perfect, Doug Hoffman
kicked the ball 13 yards and
Rick Lindenfield took it on
the dead run."
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Exeter's five minor
hockey teattia fared poorly
again in Shamrock league
action, picking up only one
tie in the Six genies they
played this week.
.However, a equple of the
teams showed ramie solid
improvement and gave
indications they won't be
push-avers as the season
progresses.
The lone point was picked
up by the bantams as they
Posted a hard:Ought 2-2 tie
in St, Marys, Wednesday.
They opened the scoring in
,the first period when Scott
Lovie was an position to
deflect Steve Batten's slap
shot into the cage.
The home team came back
with two goals in the middle
stanza and Batten then
knotted the count in the third
on a play -with Steve Gould.
The locals were short-
handed for the final minute
of the game and netminder
Rick Gilfillan kicked out
several point-blank shots to
keep St.,,IVIarys off the score
board.
In the second game in St,
Marys,' the Exeter midgets
went down to their first
Shamrock defeat when they
were ..iout-scored by a 5.1
margin.
The Stonetown crew took a
24 lead into the final frame
and Scott Brintnell whittled
one point
that to 2-i when he com-
pleted a play with Scott
Batten and Bandy Ford..
However, St. AlaryS
rebounded with three to win
going away'. St. Marys took a pair from
the Exeter novice crew on
the weekend, but Sunday's game here at the roc centre
was an exciting scoring duel. Exeter spotted the visitors
a 3.0 lead and then
rebounded with a pair. They
quickly dropped behind 5-2
only to come back and knot it
at 5-5 and again at 6-6.
However, St. Marys.
Popped a pair in the final
minutes to take a 8.6 margin,
Robbie. MCLellalld paced
the Exeter attack with a.
three-goal hat trick. Alan
13lommaert Added a pair and the single came tiff the stick
of Tim Vanclann.
Mark Burton and David
Schwindt recorded assists in
the high scoring affair.
On Saturday, St. Marys
took an 8.1 win over the
novice crew, David Schwindt
scored the • lone goal for
Exeter with the assists going .
to Tim VanDamm and David
Dalrymple,
The Exeter atoms dropped
a pair on the weekend, being
bombed 6-2 in St, Marys on
Saturday and dropping a 6-1
verdict to Parkhill at the rec
centre, Sunday.
Jon O'Connor scored both
goals in Saturday's loss with
Steve Lingard picking up one
assist, Lingard scored the
lone tally in the loss to
Parkhill with Scott Boyd
drawing the assist.
In home action this week,
the pee wees, bantams and
midgets host Parkhill
tonight (Wednesday) while
the novice and atoms will
face Lucan, Sunday af-
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The senior Panthers, from
South Huron District High,
School have reached. the
Huron-Perth Conference
football championship finals.
The Panthers will 'be on
their, own field Saturday to
take on the Goderich. Vikings
for the conference title.
Game time is 1 p.m.
The South Huron senior
Panthers had little trouble
Thursday in dumping
Stratford Northwestern 40-0
to complete an undefeated
regular schedule,
Similarity Goderich
blanked Stratford Central by
a 19-0 score.
In their only meeting
during the regular season,the
Panthers edged the Vikings
7-3,
The South Huron juniors
ended their season Thursday
as they were dumped 9-6 by
Stratford Northwestern.
The senior Panthers
scored at least seven points
in every periodan the way to.
Thursday's 40-0 romp.
Scoring was well spread
around with five members of
the Panthers scoring
one touchdown each,
Rick Lindenfield opened
the scoring with a touchdown
in the first quarter on a four
yard run. Doug Hoffman's
convert was good.
Later in the opening
session Hoffman was suc-
cessful with, a 25 yard field
goal and the Panthers were
in front 10-0.
In the second quarter, the
score rose to 11-0 as Doug
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ford ball carrier in the end ,
zone.
Before the first half was
history, Wayne Smith
carried the ball into the
Stratford end zone from one
yard out and Hoffman again
booted the convert,
The Panthers chalked up
two major scores in the third
period. Bruce Shaw took a
one yard pass from Dave
Bell and the S.H. quar-
terback hit paydirt again
with a 31 yard toss to Peter
Tuckey.
Doug Hoffman split the
uprights with both convert
attempts and the Panthers
were ahead 33-0, '
Dave Bell ran the ball over
fromtheone yard line in the
final period to complete the
touchdown scoring and
Doug Hoffman kicked his
fifthstraight convert.
Wayne Smith led the
Panther ground attack with
105 yards on 14 carries and
Rick Lindenfield was next
with 88 yards on 12 tries.
Dave Bell was good for 43
yards on six cracks at the
line and Doug Hoffman and
Norm Regier each gained 27
yards.
In the passing department,
signal caller Dave Bell was
successful on seven of 10
attempts.
Bruce Shaw grabbed three
passes for 40 yards, Rick
Lindenfield hauled in two for
29 yards and Peter Tuckey
and Jim Siddall took one
each for 31 and 20 yards,
respectively.
The Panthers picked up 19
first downs compared to four
for Stratford and led in total
offence by 421 yards to an
even 100 for the losers.
Jeff Rowe ran two kickoffs
back for 45 yards.
Greg Prout led • the
defensive line with 10 key
tackles. Close behind with
nine big stops each were
Dale Kerslake and Doug
Raymond,
Al Geiser, Doug Hoffman
and Dennis McBride were
each in on five key tackles.
Coach Ron Bogart said
his team turned in a well
balanced effort on offence
and defence.
Bogart continued, "We
played much better than last
week,"
The coach added, "We
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