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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-09, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, December 9, 1981 Lose by a point Girls out of WOSSA A poor first half proved to be the downfall of the South Huron senior girls' basketball team as they were edged, 31-30 by Sarnia Central Centaurs in the first round of the WOSSA championships, Friday night in Strathroy. The Panthers rallied back in the fourth quarter, out- scoring Sarnia 15-9, after being down 20-10 at the half. Lori Brand, who led South Huron with 10 points and 6 rebounds, scored with less than 10 seconds left to pull �J11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Hockey At Its Best! OHA JUNIOR 'D' Bothwell vs Exeter Hawks SOUTH HURON REC. CENTRE Fri., Dec. 1 1 8:30 p.m. Join the Hawks this Friday and par- ticipate in DERRY BOYLE APPRECIATION NIGHT ******* Mt. Brydges vs Exeter Hawks Sun., Dec. 13 8:00 p.m. ,111111111111111111111111111111111111111111uI; South Huron to within one point of the Centaurs. However, South Huron's press proved fruitless in its' attempt to force a Sarnia turnover in the dying seconds. "We were a little rusty after the two week layoff. The kids wanted to play a little harder in the second half and it showed," coach Terry O'Rourke said, after the game. The girls were unable to finish up plays and make the close, yet essential, shots. Several times South Huron failed to make good on the multiple rebounds. Central gave them under the basket. Maja Gans and Deb Taylor had 9 and 7 points, respectively. Leslie Hunter- Duvar came off the bench In the fourth period to add 6 points. Cindy Down pulled down 8 rebounds for the Panthers. Close to 30 loyal and exuberant fans travelled to Strathroy to see the girls play. Although it ended on a losing note, this year's season, which climaxed in a Huron -Perth championship, represents the best effort by a senior girl's basketball team in some 16 years. As O'Rourke put it, "All in all, it was a satisfying season." Thedford curling points. Vice was Marg Green, while John Walters played second and Ariel Borthwick was first. Harold McLachlan skipped his team to fifth place with a total of 36. Betty Bolcom played vice, with Russ Burch second and Trish Murdock as lead. Prizes awarded Wed- nesday consisted of different cuts of meat and some cheeses. The Thedford Curling Club has been meeting on Wed- nesday nights, with about 50 members taking part. Many long-time members have commented on the quality of the ice year, saying that it is the best they have seen in the new arena. The rink of Ron G. Carrothers won the Defore Trophy in the first series of the season at Thedford Curling Club, in the Thed- ford-Bosanquet Community Centre. Carrothers' team accumulated 52 points over five six -end games. On his team were vice Lorna Burch, second Tony Charrette and lead Kevin Gray. Jack Prout's rink took second place with 45 points. Donna Lockery was his vice, with Archie Donald as second, and different spares playing first. A team skipped by Ron Carrothers took third spot, getting 40 points. Vice was Jean Gray, second George Dixon and lead was Mary Alderson. Victor Alderson's team took fourth place with 37 The annual Christmas party is scheduled for December 16. IN COMMAND Lori Brand of the South Huron senior girls basketball team moves around a defender in the weekend WOSSA tournament in Strathroy. Maja Gans is at the right. SH boys Gagers The South Huron senior boy's basketball team showed that they have some work to do if they hope to contend for the Huron -Perth title. The team had two losses against conference teams this weekend at a tournament in Stratford. "We're not really ready yet. We have a lot of work to do both offensively and defensively," O'Rourke said Monday. The Panthers were defeated 63-25 by Stratford Central in the first round and then dropped a closer 45-32 count to Goderich. South Huron pulled to within three points in the third quarter, but a fourth quarter surge by the Vikings put the game out of reach. John McAllister had nine points against Stratford. John Mol and Kevin Parsons each had six points. John Mol scored 10 points against Goderich. Kevin Parsons and John McAllister each had 7 points. The team hosts Strathroy in an exhibition contest tomorrow, Thursday and will travel to Petrolia for a tournament this weekend. PIIIII��Y MIL , -11�II"� �' 1 IME YOUR BREATH AWAY Bowling scores from Lucan Monday Ladies - Helen Hardy 298-755, Joyce VanGeel 262-693, Pat McDonald 292-639, Audrey Watt 264-639, Mary Jefferies 218430, Beth Radcliffe 233- 622, Linda Snider 235414, Beaulah Storey 230-608, May Murphy 269, Pat Hodgins 239, Carol Willems 233, Marg Greenlee 233, Pat Riddell 233, Kay Haskett 230, Diane Williams 221, Janice Burt 210, Liz Cannon 208, Linda Davis 203. 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