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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-04, Page 91 IT AT IT .17 1 Does Hair Make A Difference? Saturday game starts at 1 30 p.m. Panthers reach Huron -Perth senior football finals The South Huron senior football team triumphed 35- 20 over Stratford Central Ramblers in Huron -Perth semi-final action, Thursday in Exeter. The Panthers will be trying to repeat their win last year in the Huron -Perth final when they host Goderich Vikings, Saturday. Kickoff is set for 1:30. A 14 -yard run for a first down by Wayne Smith, set up a 47 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Bill Glover to Jim Siddall, and helped South Huron get on the scoreboard early. On the next possession, Rick Lin- denfield, with the help of some good blocking, ran 15 yards for a touchdown. "Our pass defense was very inept. We'll have that problem rectified by Saturday," said coach Ron Bogart. In the second quarter, Stratford Central moved down the field and scored on a series of passing _1a1111111111111f11111Illllllllllllr111111111 Hockey At Its Best! OHA JUNIOR 'D' Tavistock Braves vs Exeter Hawks SOUTH HURON REC. CENTRE Fri., Nov. 6 8:30 p.m. Sponsored by Hawks Booster Club .IIIIIIII11IIIlli IIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIII111111IIIIIIr plays. Stratford gained 270 yards through the air against South Huron's shabby lack - field coverage. TOUGH GOING — Matt McClure of South Huron at t right participates in the WOSSA cross country meet. Cross country team disappoints ""I would have bet money Mike VanRaay and John that they'd make it to VanEsbroeck were 34th and OFSAA". said coach Joe 39th, respectively on the Fulop. after his South Huron muddy course. country teams disappointing The midget boys were the performance at WOSSA, Fri- only pleasant surprise of the day in Alvinston. day as they placed eighth The senior girls team had among eighteen teams. the best showing of the day Over the 5000 metre as they finished third among midget course, Dan Morley 13 teams with 87 points. was 38th. Irene Dietrich was South Carla Solomon was 17th Huron's best individual as and Susan Birmingham was she placed eighth in the 21st in the senior girl's divi- midget girl's race, despite a sion. Mary Lou Rundle ran poor start. Colleen Regier well to finish in 23rd place. finished 12th to help the Alice Dietrich was 26th. midgets to fifth place in the "It was a great season team standing. Colleen other than today", Fulop Bedard was 29th. said at Friday's WOSSA The senior boys also failed meet. Fulop, along with his to live up to their potential assistant coaches, Carey as they were fourth in the Unich and Dave McClure, team standings. Matt saw their team capture McClure was 13th while three Huron Perth titles. '#JII111111111111111I1111111111111111111I1111111111111111111111t111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M1111111111111111111IIE More and more people are discovering these simple facts 1) WHITINGS IS FIRST FOR SERVICE '2) WHITINGS HAS THE LARGEST SELECTION 3) WHITINGS HAS THE EASE OF CATALOGUE SHOPPING 4) WHITINGS HAS THE LOWEST PRICES... THE BEST VALUES... 5) WHITINGS HAS FREE DELIVERY! Shop & Compare WE SELL TOP BRANDS. Be assured of quality when you can choose from products made by: House of Braemore, Kroehler, Troister, and several others. Bedroom Suites from $299.00 Living Room Suites From $299.00 3 Pc. 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"They're a much better team than their sixth place finish would Indicate," Bogart said about Stratford. The momentum changed once more when Wayne Smith sprinted five yards for a major. Early in the fourth quarter, Ed Willis sacked the Stratford quarterback in the end zone for a two point safety. Central pulled within eight points of South Huron on a one yard touchdown run. With leas than a minute remaining, the South Huron defense stopped Stratford deep in their own zone. Smith, who kicked three converts in the game, then ran four yards for a touch- down to ensure the win. "It'll be close," Bogart predicted about the final against Goderich. Bogart feels the key to winning is to establish a running attack against the Vikings, early in the game. Junior football Fate did not favour the South Huron junior football team in their semi-final game Thursday, against Listowel, as they lost 13-7 to the Lords. The game was close until the fourth quarter, when Listowel recovered a fumbled punt in the Panther end zone for a touchdown. Quarterback Larry Mathers did all the South Huron scoring, as he ran one yard for a touchdown in the second quarter and kicked a 20 yard single in the fourth quarter. TAKING OFF — Panthers quarterback Bill Glover picks up some valuable Thursday's win over Stratford as he skirts the end. Mohawks win two games in South Huron preserve their early margin on the scoreboard. The Exeter club went quickly in front when Torn Ryan completed a three-way combination with Pete Gill and Mike Desjardine at 1.32. Only 16 seconds later the score was tied as captain Matt Muller hit for the Marauders on a pass from Mark Cronyn. The Mohawks scored three goals in the last six minutes of the opening session. Dave Underwood hit the mark on passes from Dan Stanlake and Dan Bell, Luc Gagnon converted a pass from Brad Daters and Jeff Fuller counted on a play started by Mike Desjardine and Doug Fletcher. The Marauders cut the Ex- eter lead to two goals with one minute left in the period as Pete Glover registered on passes from Doug Todd and Bill Hodge. Game scoring was com- pleted in the middle period with Dan Bell -scoring on a solo dash and Luc Gagnon converting a pass from Brad Daters for the Mohawks while Matt Muller replied for Centralia with the assist going to Mike Mills. Lose early lead In Thursday's 6-6 tie with the Zurich Buckeyes, the Mohawks failed to hang onto a early lead of 4-1 at the end of the first 20 minutes of play. The Exeter club jumped into a 4-0 lead in the first 10 minutes of action. Tom Ryan fired two successful opening period shots. The first was on a three-way combo with Dave Underwood and .Jeff Fuller and the second with passing help from Luc Gagnon. The other Mohawks counters came from Dan Stanlake on an unassisted ef- fort and Dave Jackson with assists going to Dan Bell and Dave Underwood. The Ione first period score for the Buckeyes came with two minutes to go from the stick of Tom Hayter on a pass from Pat Bedard. The Zurich club scored the only two goals of the second 20 minutes to get within score of the Mohawks. Paul Haggitt converted a pass from Ron Rader and Tom Hayter hit for his second score of the night on passes from Pat Bedard and John Stanley. At the 28 second mark of the third period Jeff Fuller put the Mohawks back in front by two as he converted a pass from Dave Jackson only to have the Buckeyes come right back to draw even on goals by Wayne Thiel and John Stanley. Assists went to Greg Kirk, Pat Bedard and Gerald Weido. Peter Gill shot the Exeter team ahead again at 16,24 on a pass from Dan Bell, The lead lasted only one minute until John Stanley hit for the Buckeyes on a three-way ef- fort with Ron Rader and Gerald W Monday, (he eido. Mohawks won over the College Saints 6-4 in a close affair from start to finish and it took an Exeter goal in the last three minutes of play to cinch the victory. The game was only a The Exeter Mohawks evened up their early season record in the South Huron in- termediate hockey league with a win and a tie this week. Thursday on home ice, the Mohawks were held to a 6-6 tie by the defending cham- pion Zurich Buckeyes and the next night at the Stephen township arena they downed the Centralia Marauders 6-3. The next league games are tomorrow night. Thursday when the Centralia Marauders will be in Hensall and the Centralia College Saints travel to Exeter to meet the Mohawks. Friday night, the Marauders and Sherwoods will meet in a return game at the Stephen arena and Hensall will visit the College Saints, Monday night. In Friday's win over the Marauders, the Mohawks jumped into a 4-1 first period lead and for the first time this season were able to Last Chance leading darts The Last Chance scored a maximum five points in Ex- eter Legion mixed dart league action Friday night to jump into sole possession of first place with 26 points. The Evil Eyes and Shiphunters are deadlocked for second place with 25 points apiece and the Rowdy Ones and Sassenachs follow with 24 points each. In the individual departments Mike Cregan leads the men with 14 games won and Barb Hearn is best for the ladies with 12 games. This week's scores were: Last Chance 5, Jaams 0; Outlaws 3. Scotties 2; Crusaders 3. Evil Eyes 2; Rowdy Ones 3. All in the Family 2: Out of Space 3, Winkers 2: Shiphunters 3, CB'ers 2; CP's 3, Itchy Ni2. 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