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Page 12 Times -Advocate, October 21, 1951
Panthers beat arch rivals from Goderich
The South Huron senior
football Panthers defeated
arch rivals Goderich Vikings
21-16, Thursday to remain
unbeaten and clinch first
place in the H -P league.
First palce assures the
Panthers of home field ad-
vantage in the playoffs.
In the first minutes of
Thursday's game in
Goderich, matters didn't
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INTERMEDIATE BOYS WINNERS — Cross Country winners in the intermediate boys divi-
sion a from Usborne Central School; (back from left) Jeff Prance, Gary Parsons, Barry
Cunton, Larry McCarter, Jim Thrower; (front, from left) Larry Miller, Trevor Edwards,
Brad Borland, Leslie Bott, and Kenny Miller.
AUTHORITY HIKE — Dan Kenally of the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority staff
gives instructions prior to Sunday's Bannockburn hike. T -A photo
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Midgets lose
to Huron Park
The Exeter and Huron
Park midgets hooked up for
an exhibition contest at the
rec . centre. Saturday, with
the visitors emerging with a
2-1 win.
Les Sewell opened the
scoring for Huron Park in
the middle stanza on a play
with Colin Tripp and Exeter
evened things in less than
two .minutes when Brent
Atthill banged in a loose
puck on a play with John
Gravett and Scott Brintnell.
Steve Morrissey triggered
the winner late in the same
period when he broke in all
alone after taking a pass
from Jeff Slaght.
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appear as promising for the
Panthers. Rob Plunkett
returned a Panther punt 73
yards for a touchdown.
"It shouldn't have been.
We committed a sin by let-
ting him outside", coach
Ron Bogart said about the
punt -return major.
Goderich added another
two points on -a safety touch
when Rick Lindenfield
fumbled a punt in the
Panthers end zone.
The turning point for the
Panthers came in the second
quarter when . Ed Willis
blocked a Viking punt, which
Jamie Chaffe recovered for
South Huron.
On the next play, Pete
Tuckey galloped 87 yards to
put South Huron on the
scoreboard. "Up till then, I
think we were too keyed up
for the game and made a lot
of mental errors", Bogart
said.
Still in the second quarter,
Tuckey intercepted a Viking
7 30 pass. In the following series,
0 21 quarterback Bill Glover
7 31 completed a 45 yard lob to
5 12 Bruce Shaw to put the
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yard line. Lindenfield ran it
in from there to give South
Huron a 14-9 lead at half-
time.
Lindenfield, who rushed
for 86 yards on 19 carries,
went over from 11 yards out
early in the fourth quarter
for a major. Wayde Smith
converted this touchdown as
he did the previous two. The
Panthers winning attack
showed variety against
Goderich as six individuals
accounted for the teams
total of 233 yards.
"We can hurt them on
passing," Bogart said. South
Huron gained 122 yards
through the air, compared to
the Vikings' 35 vardv
The Panthers took some
unnecessary penalties late in
the game that gave Goderich
35 yards and the field posi-
tion that enabled them to
score. The Viking major
came on a seven yard run by
Jeff Feagan.
Other then punt returns,
the Panther defence played
well. Goderich managed a
hefty average of 20 yards on
its six returns. Greg Prout
had 12 key tackles as South
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McCURDY GIRLS WIN — The intermediate and senior girls championships of
Wednesday's area elementary cross country meet were won by J.A.D. McCurdy School of
Huron Park. Back, left, intermediate winners Sheila Randall, Brenda Wilson, Paulette
Rothbauer and Brenda Alderton. Front, senior champs Lori Lewis, Bonnie Kooy, Jodi Miller
and Stefanie Jones. Missing was Cindy Edwards. T -A photo
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