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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-16, Page 29JUNIOR BOYS Usbgrne's team held in Exeter. Shown (back left) Daniel Marcellus and (front) Craig Hern, won Jason the_ junior boys' banner in the interschool cross country races McBride, Brian McAllister, Robbie Lynn, Randy Johnson, Mork Lynn, Ricky Szabo, Shav3n Simpson and Trevor Taylor. are At South Huron Runners,fieldhockey fare well petition Christine Chalmers ptacea Jeanette Van Esbroek ran to a fourth 21st and Jennifer Gielnik came in 54th. The junior girls put on tremendous showing and as a team placed first. This week the South Huron cross- country teams once more demonstrated their impressive talents at a tournament hosted at the highschool. In the midget girls com- SENIOR BOYS — The McCurdy -Huron Hope team won the senior - boys' pennant in the interschool cross country races held in Exeter. Shown (back left) are Warren Barfelt, Thy Nguyen, Norm Atkins, Jamie Tomes and (front) Andrew Downing, Chris Fahner and Clyde Kooy. SENIOR GIRLS — Tommie Winger (left), Corina Price and Tracy Cooper brought the senior girls'' pennant to McCurdy -Huron Hope at the six -school cross country races held in Exeter. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS — Exeter's team won the intermediate girls' - pennant in the interschool cross country races held in Exeter. Shown (back left) are Julia Merner, Melissa Blue and (front) Jennifer Crowe, Jenny Wareham and Becci Farquhar. JUNIOR GIRLS --- Usborne's team won the junior girls' pennant in the interschool cross country races held in Exeter. Shown (bock left) are Carrie Simpson, Amy Johns, Joanne Kerslake, Kristin Strang, Amy Webb and (front) Faith Wallis, Cheryl Ballantyne, Linda Wallis and Sarah Leyes. place finish; Rosemary Regier came in sixteen seconds later to finish fifth. Sandra Relouw placed eighth. Bonnie Turnbull, Janice Turnball, Sandra Rooseboom, Sheri Varley, Cathy Hartman and Sandra Kechnie all placed within seconds of each other with finishes of 28, 29th, 30th, 32rd, and 39th respectively. The senior girls came through as well and placed second. Sheila Regier ran to finish third;._ Kathleen_Little-_ placed sixth; Sandra Hullebusch came in tenth and Colleen Regier placed thirteenth. In midget boys competition Henry Debruyn placed an impressive tenth and Jason McFalls placed 34th. The only junior bey running for South Huron, Jay Caers, placed 44th. The senior boys pulled off a fourth place finish with Jeff Wareham, Mike Clark, Ray Lewis, Glen Durie and Don Wareing placing 20th, 21st, 23rd, 25th, and 28th. Craig Winbow, Tim Teeter and Greg O'Toole also con- tributed to the win. Thursday the teams competed again at the Chicipee Ski -Hill invita- tional in Kitchener. Among many other endurance testing spots, the course included running up a ski -hill of several hundred feet and then run- ning down. Sounds easy right? There were as many as five hundred run- ners in each race and there were over one hundred schools competing. The senior girls ran well and Sheila Regier placed exceptionally well in a 25th place finish. Sandra Relouw plac- ed thirty-eighth; Colleen Regierfifty- ninth; Kathleen Little sixty-fourth and Sandra Kechnie placed ninety- ninth. In junior girls competition Christine Chalmers ran to place seventy-first; Bonnie Turnball and Sheri Varley finished 107th and 108th. Jennifer Gielnik placed 197th. The senior boys ran well also and Jason McFalls should be especially commended. He ran as a senior although he regularly qualifies as a midget and he placed 181st. Jeff Wareham finished 99th; Glen Durie, Craig Winbow and Tim Teeter plac- ed 127th, 135th, and 177th. Good work cross-country teams and good luck at Huron Perth! Field hockey Monday, the field hockey team played in Stratford against Stratford Central and .as usual they defeated their opponents with relative ease. The girls won 2-0; Kendra Arthur and Ronalyn Bell scored one each. More impressive wins are expected as the finals draw closer. Basketball Two games were played by the midget girls this past week. October 10, South Huron hosted the Wingham team and won the game with a score of 40-36. It was a close game; at half- time the score was 21-20. Michelle Ellison had a good game, scoring twelve points. Spring Cushman scored eight and Lori Harburn scored nine points. The team played again on Friday. According to coach Pat Rowe, the -game was rather slow and sluggish but it provided an good opportunity to allow all the members playing time. The team won 41-10. Michelle Caers was top scorer with ten points and Spring Cushman, Michelle Ellison. Lori lfarubrn and Christine Rose scored six points each. In junior Competition the girls ex- perienced two easy 'wins. They defeated Wingham 32-19 and Laurie Forrester led the scoring with ten points. Beth Sweeney, Cheyenne Mosurinjohn each scored six and Kathy Merner scored five points. Friday the team played St. Marys and defeated them 30-15. Once more Laurie Forrester was top scoreer with twelve points. Cheyenne Mosurinjohn followed with eight. The senior girls didn't let us down and came through with two wins as well. They defeated Wingham 36-29. Irene Brand played well as a result scored fifteen points. There to back her up were Diane Willis who scored six and Andrea Zimmer and Julie McBride who each scored four. The seniors beat St. Marys 40-17. Irene was top scorer again with seventeen points. Keep up the terrific basketball girls! Remain in second Times -Advocate, October 16, 1985 Page 17A Irish pick up three points The Lucan Irish consolidated their hold on second place in the OHA Western Junior "D'"south grouping by taking three of a possible four points this week. On home ice Wednesday night the Irish scored a 7-3 vicotry over the Mit- chell Hawks and Sunday in Brussels they held the hometown Bulls to a 6-6 tie. The Irish are in action three times during the next seven days. They Snowmobile races start Snowmobile racing has begun for another year, with Team Circus already participating in two local races. The team is once again very pleas- ed to announce that Hully Gully is sponsoring them with a 1986 Yamaha Phazer. This sled will be raced on both grass and snow on the drag racing circuit in and around south western Ontario, oval racing and sno-cross in Ontario, Michigan and New York. The boys are again looking forward to a very successful year. Team Circus is comprised of seven local members this year: Brian Eickmeier of Mitchell is the driver. - The other members include Mike Kells, Brodhagen; Rod Baxter, Wayne Henderson and Doug Bell, Mitchell as mechanics. Brenda Bell, Mitchell is the powderpuff driver competing in both sno-cross and drag racing. A new member to the team this year is Brent Van Moorsel of Mitchell he will be racing his 1978 SRX Yamaha in mod stock, drags and oval on the same circuit as Brian. Brian will also be racing Mike Kells, 1979 SRX Yamaha on the drag racing circuit. The first race of the season -was held on September 29, a beautiful warm day, at Hully Gully. There was - a= tot--of-'competition that day..and everyone was pleased with the way things went. -.l sooka saine were at home last night, Wednesday to the Clinton Mustangs and are on the road Friday to Tavistock and Sun- day to Mount Brydges. Two power play goals in the third period enabled the Irish to get the tie with the Brussels club. With only seven minutes remaining and Brussels in front by a score of 6-4, Brad Muir converted passes from Dean Schram and Jesse Crawford to cut the deficit to a single goal and with five minutes remaining Paul Barnes shot the tying goal with Dean Schram providing the pass. The Irish had scored four times in the first period to take a 4-3 lead and the Bulls counted the only two tallies of the middle frame. After Brussels had scored at 50 seconds of the opening period, Al Craig knotted the count with a suc- cessful shot only a minute later with Brad Muir and Dean Doerr assisting. In the last seven minutes of the first period, Dean Schram converted a Pee woes win by 10-0 score The Exeter pee wees went on a scoring spree in their first exhibition hockey game of the season with a 10-0 romp over Clinton. In the first period, Harlen Tinney scored on an unassised effort. In the middle frame, the Exeter youngsters broke the game wide open with four successful shots. Mark Burton fired two successful shots with assists going to David Dalrymple and Steve Dubarry. Also hitting the net were Todd McCann and David Schwindt on passes provided by Jamie Bedard, David O'Connor, Harlen Tinney and Tim van Dam. In the third period, David Schwindt scored twice to up his game total to three. Assisting were Jamie Bedard, David Dalrymple, Harlen Tinney and Lennie Carter. Jamie _BedarL__aJsp : core Ltwo:,. goals: Helping out were Jamie Wulterkens, David O'Connor and Mark Burton. • .a CROSS COUNTRY WINNERS — First -place winners in the various categories of the six -school cross country races held in Exeter were (back left) Julia Merner, Exeter, intermediate girls; Steve Dubarry, McCurdy -Huron Hope, intermediate boys, Chris Fahner, McCurdy - Huron Hope, senior boys; and (front) Lisa Forrest, Exeter, junior girls: Micky Szabo, Usborne, junior girls. INTERMEDIATE BOYS — The Exeter team won the intermediate boys' pennant in the interschool cross country races in Exeter. Shown (back left) are David Schwindt, Brett Rideout, Brett Borden, and (front) Ian McLean, Shaun McFalls, Jim Ahrens and Mark d'Anno. SHUFFLBOARD The new shuffleboard season at the South Huron Rec Centre opened Wednesday with Pearl McKnight tak- ing the first competition with three victories and a score of 215. Grace Farquhar was second with a pair of wins and 207 while Charles Tindall was next at 192 and John Eberle srnred 191. Knitters Needed! eelFamily and Children's Services of Huron County provides wool for volunteers to knit mitts for HURON COUNTY CHRISTMAS BUREAU Pleas* contact: BEN'S SEw1NR CENTRE This year in Exeter the HURON COUNTY CHRISTMAS BUREAU is being operated for Family and Children's Services by the Exeter Lioness club pass from Brad Muir, Paul Foran set up Bob Thirlwall for a goal and Muir scored on an unassisted effort. Lead early against Hawks In Wednesday's win over the Mit- chell Hawks, the Irish scored four times in the the first 20 minutes of play and were well on the way. Wayne Urbshott continued to be the leading scorer for Lucan as he scored three times in the first period and assisted on the fourth fired from the stick of Bob Thirlwall. Assisting on the three Urbshott goals were Scott Denommy, Paul Barnes, Jeff Hodgins, Jesse Crawford and Bob Thirlwall. In the second session Jeff Hodginsj and Paul Foran notched one goal apiece for the Irish with Denommy, Hodgins and Ian Craig getting credit for assists. The seventh and final goal coming late in the third period was fired by Paul Foran on a play started by Mark Bannon. UEEN'S SEAFORTH Thurs., Fri. & Sat. TA SHE r OTO BARN DANCE Friday, Oct. 18: SINGLES DANCE Music by JOE OVERHOLT AND THE B Dancing 9.00STANDp.m. - 1.00YS a.m. Saturday, Oct. 19:. 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For further information call: 235-0907 Murray Dawson 235-1594 Heather Beattie Please register before October 19 Attention :Newsletter Corrections Opening mixed Bonspiel Nov. 1st and 2nd. Ladies regular curling Wed. Evening. 1