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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-23, Page 9STILL TIME TO REGISTER — Although the season hos started for the tional registrations will be welcomed. Shown with junior coach Debra Wendy Parsons, Amy Johns, Erin McLeod and -Dawn DeJonge._ Exeter figure skating club, addi- Pfaff are Kim Tigani, Erin Coward, T -A photo Senior Panthers lose to Vikings In a very important Huron -Perth football game Thursday, the Goderich Vikings blanked the South Huron senior Panthers by a score of 8-0. The Vikings gained revenge from an earlier 15-7 Loss to the Panthers. If the two teams win this week they will end in a tie for first place in the league standings. The -criteria -used -to -break: a -tie -is -- the spread in points in games played between the two clubs. As they each won by eight points, a flip of the coin was necessary and the Goderich coach was the winner giving the Vik- ings home field advantage if the two teams meet in the championship game. If the final scheduled games go as expected Goderich will meet Strat- ford Northwestern in one semi-final round and South Huron will meet Listowel in the other. Thursday's game started off much like the earlier game with each team being stopped in their first series of plays. The Vikings were called for un- ' necessary roughing on a third down punt and then came back to block an attempted South Huron field goal. The Panthers could not move the ball consistently and only great defen- sive play by safety Rick Gilfillan and linebackers John Relouw and Steve • Wilkinson kept Goderich off the scoreboard. The Panthers did get down to the Vikings three yard line, but were call- ed for holding and a point was miss- ed when Scott Miller's punt sailed out of bounds in the end zone. Late in the second quarter, the Vik- ings completed a 35 yard pass play and a 20 yard run resulted in a touchdown which was converted. in the second half, the Panther defensive unit kept the Vikings in their own end but the offence could still not move the ball and it was back and forth for most of the half. Late in the game, the Vikings com- pleted a 35 yard pass play and only a key 4ackle by Scott Bogart saved a major score. With eight seconds left on the clock, a Viking field goal at- tempt went wide, but the Panthers were called for holding giving the op- position anothe. chance. This time the Vikings played it safe and went for a single point and the Panthers were unable to kick the ball. back out. In game statistics, the Vikings rang Midgets -get two victories The Exeter Generals scored two victories this week in three starts in the midget division of the Shamrock hockey league. Wednesday at the South Huron Rec Centre, the Generals downed Goderich 4-2, Friday they scored a 6-4 victory over Parkhill and Sunday they dropped a 7-6 Loss to Dorchester. In Sunday's loss to Dorchester, six different players shared in the Generals scoring. They were Paul Mellecke, Darryl McCann, Steve Lightfoot, captain Terry Zachar, Jon O'Connor and Tim Moore. Picking up assists for the Generals were Bryan Quinn, Darryl McCann, Paul Mellecke, Steve Lightfoot and Terry •Zachar. Paul Mellecke with a two goal effort was tops for the Generals in Friday's victory over Parkhill. Scoring in single fashion were Buddy Richard- son, Dave Russell, Jon O'Connor and Terry Zachar. This time Steve Gibbs was the top playmaker with two assists to his credit. Helping set up other goals in single fashion were Terry Zachar, Mike Berg, Paul Mellecke, Darryl McCann, Jon O'Connor and Buddy Richardson. Two goals in less than three minutes in the second period from the stick of Terry Zachar led the Generals past the Goderich club by a score of 5-2. Scoring in single style were Steve Gibbs, Tim Moore and Paul Mellecke. Getting Exeter assists were Chris Tiedeman, Dave Smith, Steve Gibbs, Buddy Richardson, Dave Russell and Steve Lightfoot. Irish juniors get only one victory The Lucan Irish could manage on- ly one victory in three starts this week in the OHA Western Junior "D" south grouping. Wednesday on home ice, the Irish were edged 5-3 by the Clinton Mustangs. Friday in Tavistock they were defeated 5-2 by the Braves and Sunday it was a close 7-6 victory over the Mt. Brydges Bulldogs. Tonight, Wednesday, the Irish will be at home to the Thedford Brownsat the Lucan CommunityCentre at 8:15 p.m. and Sunday they travel to Howick. Sunday in Mt. Brydges. the Lucan dub overcame a 6-3 deficit at the end of two periods with four unanswered goals in the final 20 minutes of play. in the first period, Jeff Hodgins fired two successful shots for the Irish with captain Bob Thirlwall and Paul Barnes assisting. The second period score came as Paul Foran converted a pass from Wayne Urbshott. The third period rally started with Tess than five minutes to go with Jesse Crawford. At 16.24 Rob Hardy was on the scoring end of a three-way pass- ing combination with Mark Bannon and Glenn Marshall to cut the Mt. Brydges lead to a single goal. Only 31 seconds later. Paul Barnes tiectthe score with the assist going to Jeff Hodgins and with only 10 seconds left on the clock in regulation time. Bob Thirlwall's second goal of the night sent the Lucan fans home hap- py. Wayne Urbshott assisted. in the 5-2 Friday loss to Tavistock, Dean Schram' and Brad Muir were the. Lucan marksmen with assists provided by Dean Schram, Dean Doer and Brad Muir. At home Wednesday, Mark Bannon shot two of the Irish goals and both came on solo efforts. Dean Schram registered the other goal with the assist going to Paul Barnes. Bob Dupee led the Clinton scoring with a pair of goals. Counting singl�es_- were Dean Armstrong, Travis Lyn- don and Wayne Smith. Please Ask for the Salesman of your choice Dodge BOB LAMMIE STU McLELLAN Plymouth 13' T. (IIRISI(.8 136 Main St. North Exeter, Ontario 235-1525 collect up a total offence of 289 yards com- pared to 222 for the Panthers. The South Huron team gained only 82 yards on the ground and 20 yards through the air. Their biggest gains came on 120 yards of penalties assess- ed against Goderich. - Bill Fisher was the top ground gainer for the Panthers with 59 yards an 21. cracks at.the line. Scott Baptist of SIT blocked one-- Goderich kick which was recovered by Scott Heywood. Rick Gilfillan led the defensive unit with 11 key tackles. John Relouw was next with 10 big stops, Steve Wilkin- son was in on nine tackles and Scott Baptist and Scott Heywood each made eight big tackles. The offensive star for the Panthers was Bill Fisher and Rick Gilfillan was named defensive player of the game. Turtles get five in Legion darts The Turtles were the only Exeter Legion mixed dart performers to score a five point sweep in Friday's regular action. This week's complete scores were:. Turtles 5 Smurfs 0; Scotties 4 Shiphunters 1; Snyde and Clyde 4 It- chy Niters 1; Trailers 4 Canscotts 1; Lost Flights 3 Odd Ones 2; Swat 3 011ie's Best 2; A Team 3 4 W's 2; Outlaws 3 Southenders 2. Friday's schedule is: 8 p.m. Snyde and Clyde vs Scotties; 4 W's vs Trailers; Outlaws vs Lost Flights; Smurfs vs 011ie's Best. 9:30 p.m. Swat vs Shiphunters, Odd Ones vs Turtles, Itchy Niters vs Southenders, Canscotts vs A Team. Pee wees get pair of wins The Exeter pee wees scored two straight victories this week in Shamrock minor league play. Wednesday in Exeter it was a 4-1 win over Goderich and Sunday a 3-1 vic- tory in Parkhill. In the first period against Goderich, Haden Tinney opened the Exeter scoring on a three-way passing effort with Jim Ahrens and David Schwindt. Mark Burton converted a pass from Steve Dubarry for the only second period score. in the final stanza, Steve Dubarry hit the Goderich net on passes from Lenny Carter and Mark Burton and Burton registered with assists going to Tim van Dam and David O'Connor. All scoring in the win over Parkhill came in the second half of the game. Late in the second period David Scltwindt started the Exeter youngsters off as he finished off a passing combination with captain David O'Connor and Todd McCann. in the third period Steve Dubarry converted a pass from Tim van Dam and Marlen Tinney registered on passes from Mark Burton and Dubarry. Colonials are still unbeaten Times -Advocate, October 23, 1985 Page 9 SN whiners in gross country This week, the Huron -Perth cross- country meet was held. In Midget boys' competition, Henri DeBruyn placed 10th and will qualify for W.O.S.S.A. on October 25. Jason McFalls put forth his best effort and ran to a 16th place finish. Frank Woodward came in 35th. The senior boys' team placed fourth overall and just missed qualification for W.O.S.S.A. Glen Durie ran his best race this year to finish 15th. Jeff Wareham placed 17th. It was the first time all season that Jeff did not lead the pack. Mike Clark placed 21st. Murray Rundle gave his top effort and placed 22nd. Tim Teeter ex- perienced one of his better races to finish 24th. Ray Lewis, Greg O'Toole and Craig Winbow placed 25th, 26th, and 29th. Ray and Craig should be commended for running, even though they were both sick, Jay Caers plac- ed 31st. All of the girls ran as seniors and the team, as a result, placed first. There is an excellent chance that they will do well at W.O.S.S.A. Jeanette Van Esbroeck sprinted to the finish line to place first. Sheila Regier, who led most of the race plac- ed second. Sandra Rooseboom ex- perienced her best race in high school competition and finished thij;d. Rosemary Regier did exceptionally well (she was running with an injury) to place fourth. Sandra Relouw came in fifth. She too ran with pain. Christine Chalmers ran her best race this year and finish- ed seventh. Colleen Regier, Kathleen Little, Sandra Hullebusch and Bonnie Turnbull placed 11th, 12th, 13th, and 14th. Sheri Varley finished in 16th place after an unfortunate fall at the beginning of the race. Janice Ducharme, Sandra Kechnie and Cathy Hartman placed 17th, 18th and 19th. Cathy still finished even though she was painfully spiked dur- ing the race. Jennifer Gielnik placed 22nd and Angela Fleming placed 25th. Basketball In junior girls' basketball only one game was played this past week. the South Huron girls played an exhibi- tion match against Parkhill, defeating them 33-22. Laurie For- rester was top scorer with 10 points. The undefeated streak of the Col- onial Hotel in the Exeter rec hockey league continued with a 7-2 win over the Young and Restless. Ron Moore and Ken Bergmann each scored three times to pace the Colonials. Dan Stanlake scored in single fashion. Dave Prout and Dave Atthill were the marksmen for the Young and Restless. Two goals from Terry Zachar and singles by Dave Hayter, Dave Bell and Mark Vandergunst led the Whalers to a 5-1 victory over Exeter inn. 'John Coleman tallied for the losers. In a very low scoring contest Jeff Fuller and Ken Varley counted for F'faff's and Randy Parker and Mike Stewart were the Outlaw's marksmen. The Young and Restless scored a 6-2 win over Algoma Tire as Brian Taylor chalked up a hat trick, Scott Pincombe fired two successful shots and Gary Sararas notched a single. For Algoma Tire Larry Skinner was best with a two goal effort and Gerry Kurtz scored in single fashion. Broncos sweep to three victories The Exeter atom Broncos made a complete victory sweep in three Shamrock league hockey games this week. Friday night in Parkhill third period Exeter goals from the sticks of Allan McFalls, Jason Heywood and Mark Lynn allowed the Broncos to get past the home team by a score of 5-3. Brad Thompson and Mark Brintnell were the other local marksmen. Paul Charrette was the top playmaker with a pair of assists while Jeremy Brock, Ryan Lindenfield, Fred Godbolt, Joel Campbell, Brad Thompson and Mark Lynn helped set up one goal apiece. Saturday in Dorchester, the Bron- cos controlled play throughout most of the game and came away with a 3-1 victory. Scoring fob the Exeter club were Mark Lynn, Ryan Stuart and Jeff Lingard while the only assist went to Allan McFalls. The Broncos winning ways con- tinued Sunday on home ice as they downed Port Stanley by a score of 6-2 on the strength of three late third period scores. After Port Stanley had taken a 1-0 first period lead, the Broncos scored three times in the middle frame. Counting were Mark Lynn, Jason Heywood and Brad Thompson. Get- ting two assists was Heywood while captain Joel Smith helped on one score. In the third period rally, Fred God - bolt, Brad Thompson and Steve Far- quhar were the Exeter goal getters. Jason Heywood again assisted on two of the goals to bring his night's point total to five. Fred Godbolt was the other assister. Kathy Merner followed with six points. The seniors also played Parkhill in exhibition. They lost the match with a close score of 31-33. Mr. O'Rourke was forced to referee this match. Diane Willis was the leading scorer with eight points. Irene Brand and Andrea Zimmer scored four points each. Friday the seniors played in Strathroy. Their game was played against Clark Side Road. Due to the heavy rains the gym roof began to leak onto the playing surface as a result half of the game was played on half of the court. The girls were defeated 13-31. Irene Brand scored five points. The following morning the team was back in Strathroy playing Strathroy. This time the team lost 18-33 and once more Irene Brand was top scorer with nine points. Diane Willis scored four; Julie Lamport scored three and Andrea Zimmer Two wins in field hockey Wednesday, the South Huron girls field hockey team played Listowel. They won with relative ease with a score of 7-0. Kim Crawford played in- credibly, scoring four points. Kendra Arthur, Ronalyn Bell and Shannon Ridley each scored one. it was Shan- non's first goal of the season. Friday the girls played Listowel again, this time at South Huron. They won with a score of 4-0. Kendra Ar- thur scored two; Kim Crawford and Ronalyn Bell scored one each. This victory will bring the girls to Huron - Perth on October 22 with absolutely no losses in conference play. >t ne junior boys' volleyball term has been improving steadily throughout their season. the improve- ment is mostly due to much effort and practice. Their next game will be on -Wednesday, October -23.— ,-. ---- scored two points. The next game Is on Wednesday, October 23rd. BANTAMS LOSE Ina lone Shamrock league bantam hockey game this week, Exeter drop- ped a 6-3 decision to Goderich in at the South Huron Rec Centre, Wednesday. Goderich scored the only two goals of the first period. Jon O'Connor put the Exeterites on the scoreboard for the first time at 1.16 of the -middle frame on passes from Steve Watson and Jeff Hannah In the third period, each team lit the red light on two occasions. 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