Times-Advocate, 1982-10-20, Page 11J
ILDERTON TEAM WIN` a Ontario Rural bantam girls fastball champions ip
was won recently by Ilderton. The team is shown participating in the recent Ilder-
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Kennedy, Linda Balozs, Margo Robson and coach Peter Milne. Front, coach Dan Pro-
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Field hockey
undefeated
The South Huron girls field
hockey team completed their
regular season undefeated.
Today they play Stratford
Northwestern in the Huron -
Perth final at Exeter.
Both teams advance to
WOSSA Friday and Saturday.
WOSSA games will also be
played at the high school.
Exeter's team hosted a dou-
ble header Wednesday as
both St. Marys and Listowel
participated in the
mini -tournament.
In. the close game against
St. Marys, there was no score
until the last minute when
Cheryl Cann put one in for Ex-
eter followed by another by
Patti Willis.
St. Marys had defeated
South Huron in overtime of
last year's Huron -Perth final.
South Huron coach Jim
Workman felt his team
"deserved to win".
South Huron easily dispos-
ed of Listowel 5-0. Pauline
Brand scored two goals
despite suffering an injured
finger. Ruth Ryan, Cheryl
Cann and Patti Willis each
added one.
Workman noted that goalie
Leanne Dillon hadn't been,
scored on all season and that
his team has a good offensive
attack, having scored a total
of 18 goals, which is very im-
pressive in field hockey.
To provide the team with
tougher competition they
travelled to Toronto over the
weekend to play on the Sun-
nybrook fields with 92 teams
competed.
South Huron was in the top
section, which they won.
Pauline DeVries scored her
first goal against Bell from
Ottawa. Pauline Brand also
added two to make it 3-0.
The sole goal of the game
against Bayview was put. in
by Brand. In South Huron's
only tie of the season both Ex-
eter and Hillfield Strathallan,
a private girls school from
Hamilton, were unable to
score.
In her first goal of her field
hockey career, Lee O'Rourke
scored against Peterborough
Collegiate to win 1-0. Such
high level quality will be
valuable to the team in the
probable participation in
OFSSA at the beginning of
November.
Times -Advocate, October 20,1982
Juveniles beat Lucan in rough tilt
The Exeter juveniles
started the season off on the
right foot in the standings, but
showed signs that they may
not have enough penalty -
killing strength to finish the
season if they continue their
penalty parade.
The locals scored a 5-3 win
over Lucan. in their first
Shamrock tilt at the rec cen-
tre, Saturday, and they ac-
complished the win while
playing most of the game
short-handed. They broke a
tie with two goals in the third
period, both tuning whtle
they were short-handed, hav-
ing played most of the final
stanza with two men in the
penalty box.
Exeter picked up four of the
five points awarded in the
game. Juvenile squads play
for a total of five points. one
for the winner of each period
and two for the full game win.
The locals won the first
period by a 2-1 count, lost the
second by the same margin
and then took the third period
and the final game score.
Sit Batten, Eric Tadgell,
Chris Van Gerwen, Dave
Rowcliffe and Scott Jesney
scored for the locals with
assists to Van Gerwen,
Jesney, Steve Batten,
Rowcliffe and George Tomes.
Goalie Peter Dearing turn-
ed in a dazzling display as he
kept the locals in the game,
along with some strong penal-
ty killing work by his mates.
Exeter picked up one
match penalty, two majois,
three game misconducts and
a rash of minor penalties to
bring the total to 61 minutes,
not including the game
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CROSS COUNTRY WINNERS -- The South Huron junior girls won their division team
championshipin this week's South Huron invitational country meet. From the left
are Jackie Cottrell, Susan McClure, Colleen Regier and Susan Birmingham.T-A
was Tr cey Ducharmphotoe.
misconduct times.
Bantams split
The Exeter and Lucan ban-
tams split a pair of exhibition
games this week, each winn-
ing on the other squad's ice.
Exeter won 4-3 in Lucan and
the latter took a 3-0 win in
Exeter.
Bryan Quinn, Ron Loucks,
Tim Moore and Sean
Whiteford scored in the Ex-
eter win, while replying for
Lucan were D. Hugill, B.
O'Neil and J. McLellan.
Ian Craig, Mike Dewan and
Dave Steeper scored for
Lucan in the shutout win.
Exeter Atoms dropped
their first game in Shamrock
league play 4-2 at the hands of
Goderich, Sunday.
The locals had trouble get-
ting untracked and fell behind
3-0 on goals by Tim Harrison,
Brian Lane and Andrew
Cauchie.
Shannon Hrudka got Exeter
on the scoreboard early in the
third period on a pass from
Robbie McLelland.
Harrison scored his second
goal of the game beating
Steve Sillery on a shot from
close -in before David O'Con-
nor closed out the scoring for
Exeter by finishing off a nif-
ty passing play with .David
Dalrymple and Craig Soldan.
Sillery and Harlen Tinney
shared the goaltending for
Exeter with both goalies mak-
ing several fine saves to keep
the score close.
LOCAL MIDGET MANUS — South Huron Hig Sc ool mi • get gir s finis ed
third in this week's South Huron invitational cross country meet. From the left are
Karla Josephson, winner Sheila Regier, second place finisher Irene Dietrich and
Angela Fleming. T -A photo
Local runners dominate
in school's cross country
A total of 17 schools provid-
ed tough competition at South
Huron's annual cross-country
meet which was held Wednes-
day. It was a good preview of
today's Huron -Perth meet
despite the absence of Strat-
ford Central's strong team.
South Huron runners
demonstrated dominance in
the girls races winning two
team championship plu. two
individual races.
Showing great energy
Catherine Patterson left a
field hockey game to jump to
the starting line and win the
senior girls race.
Mary Lou Rundle followed
in third place. With the
absence of Esther Van Oss,
former runner - now basket-
ball player. Alice Dietrich
was recruited to round out the
team in eleventh position
while Sarah McClure placed
twelfth.
In a close midget girls
finish Irene Dietrich started
her kick too soon and was edg-
ed out of leading position by
teammate Sheila Regier.
Despite first and second
places Exeter's midget girls
placed third as a team.
The other team champion-
ship was captured by the
OHA Junior 'D'
Hockey
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rivalry.
junior girls team led by
another Regier, Colleen in se-
cond place. Jackie Cottrell_
also left the basketball court
to run in sixth place followed
by Susan McClure and Susan
Birmingham in seventh and
eighth position.
The junior girlswill have to
run well to beat the Stratford
Central team and stay ahead
of St. Marys at Huron -Perth.
The boys' teams also had
good performances. Mike
Van Raay finished ninth to
lead South Iluron's senior
boys to third place. Jim
Regier and John Van
Esbroeck 'had 11th and 12th
places respectively while
George Tomes came in
• The usually strong midget
boys team was disappointed
with fourth place. Ed Thuss
however had a good run,
finishing sixth in the large
field.
Dan Morley in 13th place
led our junior boys to seventh.
The Huron -Perth cross
country meet is being run to-
day at the Wildwood Conser-
vation Park near St. Marys.
South Huron, coach Joe Fulop
expects to qualify most of his
runners for W.O.S.S.A. which
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