The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-10, Page 12After winning the Huron- Perth conference cham- pionship, Wednesday, the Sonth Huron junior girls' basketball team fell short in the. WOSSA AA tohrnament playoffs this - weekend. in Tillsonbtirg. The girl a started out on the right foot when they posted a thrilling 49-44 overtime win over London Lucas in their opening tilt, Faye Gaiser had 16 points to lead theattack while Leslie Hunter-Davar had 10. South Huron's Melanie Lovell scored her only basket of the game with two Gans 9, Jackie Cottrell 4, seconds left in regulation Cindy Down 8, Melanie time to force overtime and Lovell 2. Jackie Cottrell and Faye, That win sent the girls into Gaiser each scored in the the semi-final against ,extra" in.trwa session,to nail down Tillsonburg Gemini and they the fell three points short with Adding points to the 41-38 loss. winning cause were Maja Maja Gans again paced Some Examples of Inventory and,Prkes... ..flt.../-1.14CIANYINAMIT.1030C 1981 FORD LTD. 1981 MUSTANG .1981 THUNDERBIRD Dart loop race tightens The battle for top positions in the Exeter. Legion mixed dort league continues merrily with only one point separating the first three teams. The Winkers are leading the pack with 42 points while the Doublers scored five points for the second straight week to move into a second place tie with the Evil Eyes at 41 points. The Last Chance and Family Affair are close behind with 39 points apiece. This week 's scores were: Doublers 5 Rowdy Ones 0 Evil Eyes 4 Out of Space 1 Winkers 4 DR's 1 Canscotts 4 Sassenachs 1 Jaams 4 Scotties 1 Last Chance 3 Shiphunters 2 Family Affair 3 CB'ers 2 Itchy Niters 3 Outlaws 2 Friday schedule is as follows' 8 p.m. Out of Space vs DR's . Winkers vs Evil Eyes CB'ers vs Last Chance Scotties vs Rowdy Ones Jaams vs Doublers bIers Itchy Niters vs Sassenachs Shi phun ers vs Family Affair Outlaws vs Canscotts MIT12111111101•9319.10111121.PIPIMPOIMS,.....x.wv 1981 GRANADA • 6 cyl. • Auto Trans. • Power Steering • Power Brakes • Cloth Seats • Whitewalls • Radio • Lic. RKY 053 List $9354 SALE $7835 1981 F-150 • 6100 G V W (Regular Gas • 6 cyl. • Auto Trans. • Power Steering • Power Brrtkes •Mirror ,. • Heavy Duty Bhttery • Snow Tires •• RaStecioplBumpe.i' • hr D(.4 765 List $9130 SALE $ 7 75 5 I KAWASAKI ilk ---- IPS' I. I SEE ONE ,---- ----.\ I TODAY ,... "......";t O • , U IIBreaks troll through deei., ,raw and fluffy drifts that bury other sleds dead in their tratio, . thanks to its tapered tunnel design Converw,it t-1..!ctric starling For plenty of hot N looks arid performatiri,., the Kuwa,r,aki Drifter 340. See one today of . . MT. CARMEL I I Open 10 - T0, Mon. - Sot. N Noon - 6 Sunday MS MS SS INNS MO INN NM j 237-3456 340 bRIFTER For Only '1995°' CO UN"rriV nNEP STORES I I 7,77-7777.7-7)'" 12 ThrriasAtivocalto, pocombor it), 1900. Reach WPSSA..sernikfinal • the scoring attack with 13 Points, while Faye Gaiser contributed 10. Other scorers: Down 4, Hunter- Myer 7, Lovell 2, Verbeek 2. The South Huron girls culminated u: fine season Wednesday by winning the, Huron-Perth Conference HURON-PERTH CHAMPIONS - The South HUron District High School girls won the Huron-Perth Conference championship and reached the WOSSA semi-finals before being eliminated. Back, !eft, Jctckie Baptist, Barb Skinner, Leslie Hunter-Duvar, Charlene Verbeek, Nellie De Koker, Brenda Bell, Starr Jesney, Joanne Miller and coach Pat Rowe, Front, Moja Gans, Jackie Cottrell, Janet Pfaff, captains Cindy Down and Faye Gaiser, Dana Bozzotto, Melanie Lovell and Janet Ferguson, 1-A photo COACH DOUSED '— Coach Pat Rowe was beseiged by her players with water bottles shortly after the South Huron District High School junior girls basketball team won the Huron-Perth championship, Wednesday. From the left are Maja Gans, Brenda Bell, Jackie Baptist, Nelly De Koker, Dana Bozzato, Janet Ferguson, Starr Jesney and Melanie Lovell. • Dura weave Flight 'Bench Seat. • Auto. overdrive Trans. • Whitewalls • Speed control • Roof Rack • Air 'Conditioning • Heavy Duty Battery • Heavy Duty Suspension • AM/FM Stereo • Tinted Glass • Lic. RBD 385 List $1 1;563.00 •Roling hosed on opproved Tronsport Canada test • methods Your fuel consumption will vary. Main St. S. ut Exeter 235-1100 Open' Mon.. Fri. 8 - 5:30 Sat. 9 - 2 SH girls win junior . 11114 churn With the Christmas season cptnes a eouple of an- nual hockey tournaments at the South Huron Rec Cen- tre. Starting on Boxing Day, pecember 26 will be the Exeter novice tournament with the host club Waxers ,one of 14 teams participating. Champions will be declared in three categories with the final'games in the three classifications set for 3, 4 and 5 p.m. on Saturday, December 27. In the first game at 10 a.m. on Boxing Day Zurich will meet Dorchester. The first outing for the Exeter Waxers will be at 2 p.m. on opening day when they tackle London Stoneybrook. A change hAs been made in tourney regulations for this year. For the first time in the "A" and "C" categories, the two teams which win their second games will play for the championship and the two losers in the final will be considered to be consolation winners, In the "13" division, the team that wins by the biggest goal spread will get a bye into the finals. Early in January the Exeter Hawks' will again sponsor the annual Junior "D" tournament with some fd the top junior clubs in Western Ontario ,competing. If memory serves us correctly, the, Mitchell Hawks were the winners in 1980 and the Lucan Irish were tops the year before. The tourney goes at the South Huron Rec Centre on Saturday and Sunday, January 10 and 11. Wrestlers go this week Wrestling on the high school front is again underway at South Huron District High School with two top notch attractions at the local school during the next two weeks. South Huron wrestling coach Doug Ellison informs that the annual Red and Black tournament will be held at South Huron on Friday, December 12 with 10 to 12 teams from Western and Central Ontario par- ticipating. In addition to the South Huron wrestlers com- petitors will come from London, Kitchener, Sarnia and Atli ton. Preliminary bouts will start at 1.2 noon with .the finals getting underway at 7 p.m. This is the eleventh edition of the Red and Black wrestling event. On December 20, the South Huron grapplers will be completing the final of a two year exchange with schools from Michigan and Banting in London in atten- dance. The South Huron team travelled to Michigan a year ago and this year will be hosting teams from Columbia ancl. Napoleon, Michigan. The Michigan wrestlers will be arriving in Exeter Friday night and will be billeted that evening at the homes of South Huron wrestlers. • The public is invited to drop in to watch both the Red and Black and the America exchange meets. Ad- mission for the latter event is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. Pooley report The la test news release from Ohio State university in Columbus, Ohio shows the Pooley brothers are in the top five scorers on the team. Paul Pooley with six goals and seven assists in eight games leads the Ohio State team in scoring while twin brother Perry has scored four goals and picked up the same number of assists. Of the 12 k State goals scored on power plays Paul Pooley has five to his credit while Perry has scored one game winning goal and one while his team was playing short handed. The team record to date is six wins and three losses. Well done, girls Congratulations are in order to coach Pat Rowe and her South Huron District High School junior girls basketball team. After an undefeated regular schedule with 10 straight victories, the Panthers won the Huron-Perth championship the hard way. They lost the first game of a two game total point series to Stratford Monday and then came roaring back Wednesday on their home court to win the series by eight points. Then it was on to Tillsonburg and the WOSSA playoffs and again the locals turned in excellent per- formances. They were eliminated in the semi-finals by Tillsonburg by only three points. It was the best effort turned in by a South Huron basketball team in about 15 years. 41011111 SON NM IN MI an 1112 1111 moiN The Hottest Thing On Snow: ionshi Champienship in the 'South Faye Gaiser who, was the Huron gym. The juniors, who team's leading scorer over went through the regular the season, added four and schedule unundefeaked, met Leslie Hunter-Duvar the Stratford Northwestern in a team's floor leader put in sudden death semi-final. two. Brenda Bell and rookie Winning that game 37.27, Jackie Cottrell also deserve they earned a berth in the mention for their fine efforts. .home and home final against The team's league record Stratford Central. was 10-0 and the overall The first game of this record was 20-6. The scoring series was played in for the season was as follows Stratford where, for the first for each player: time all season in the league, 13renda Bell 15, Dana the team emerged' on the Bozzato 8, Jackie Cottrell 18, short end of a 29-17 score. Nellie DeKoker 6, Cindy Faye Gaiser led the team Down 88, Janet Ferguson 17. with seven points followed by Faye Gaiser 269, Maja Maja Gans who had four. A Gans 220, Leslie Hunter- very low 12 percent shooting Duvar 128, Starr Jesney 13, average from the floor Melanie Lovell 13, Joanne illustrates the difficulty the Miller 8, Janet Pfaff 9, Barb girls had trying to put the. Skinner 36, Chaflone Vet: ball in the basket. beek 50. With their backs to the wall, the juniors returned to their home court determined to make up the 12 point deficit and go on, to•win, In the final game they played aggressive ball with a tight man-to-man defence which caused Central to loise possession often, By the half, down now only by a single basket, the team Sensed a victory, and con- tinued their strong play, taking the lead early in the third quarter. This lead was - never relinquished. The game ended 31-11 for South Huron and the com- bined two game score was 48-40 which gave the locals the title. Maja Gans who put up. 19 points was the outstanding player on the floor. Cindy Down played an excellent defensive game especially in fiertormweireceeisi Junior TY HOCKEY SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE EXETER Fri., Dec. 12 8:30 p.m. Bothwell vs Exeter Hawks Sunday,Dec.14 82:00 p.m. Mt. Brydges vs rebounding and also scored Exeter Hawks LIQ UIDATION seven points. SALE Entire Stock of 1980 and 1981 Cars and Trucks Due to proposed change in ownership of property at 586 M6in St.,. Exeter, BUDFIELD FORD SALES will cease to do business as of January 15th, .1981. We wish to thank our many customers who we have done business with. SALE $9697 SALE 7882 • 6 cyl. • Auto Trans. • Power Steering • Power Brakes • Ac.ent Interior • 2 Mirrors • Heavy Duty Battery • Radio • Lic. RBD 471 List $9196 • V-8 a Auto:Trans. • Power Steering • Power Brakes a Vinyl Roof • White Walls • Radio • Lic. RKY 063 List $9752 SALE $81611 FINANCE RATE 15.25% Av:ailable Week of Dec. 8, 1980 * No Dealers