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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-30, Page 11FIELD HOCKEY TITLE - SHDHS principal Bruce Shaw presents the WOSSA field hockey championship shield to South Huron Panther co - captains Kendra Arthur and Pam Cottrell. T -A photo Panthers get victory in HP football play The South Huron Panthers scored an impressive senior Huron -Perth football win over Listowel by a score of 35-2 Wednesday and assured a se- cond place finish in the final standings. The Panthers are actually tied with the Goderich Vikings for first place with identical records. The only loss for each team was against_the other. A flip of the coin gave first place to Goderich and home field advantage if the two teams meet in the con- ference final. In semi-final play Thursday of this week, Goderich will meet Stratford Northwestern and the South Huron Panthers will be at home to meet Listowel in a repeat of last week's contest. Against Listowel, Wednesday, the offensive and defensive lines for the Panthers controlled the game and got the team back on the winning track after a week earlier loss to Goderich. - poach- Ron Bogart said -after -the game, "We needed this to get our con- fidence back." The Panthers completely dominated the Lords from Listowel. Lucan bowling Inter -town Ladies: Lucan 7 Grand Bend 23 A. Watt 238-660, J. Capitano 248-611. Men: Lucan 20 - Bowl Mor 28, R. Bennewies 315-1199, R. Hands 281-1152. Monday Ladies: M. Young 237-664, A. Watt 233-642, G. Tripp 225-653, J. Capitan 220-632, H. Hardy 227-619, B. Radcliffe 240-618, J. DeKay 243-615, H. Smith 232-608, S. Johnston 246-607, B. Ankers 257-605, J. Scott 207-605, L. Snider 235, J. Ankers 231, J. VanderPloeg 227. Tuesday Juniors: S. Kraft 184, T. Perry 164, P. Gibson 163, A. Perry 154, M. Lindsay 128, S. •Gillan 127, J. Jemec 126. Colleen's: S. Rees 260-663, D. Won- nacott 250-606, S. Barker 224, A. Hodgins 220, S. Kingma 216, V. Neil 213, S. Fahner 211, E. McNair 207, D. Rummell 207. Medway: M. Smith 239, P. DenOt- ter 220, E. Jelinek 210, M. Barr 202. Senior Citizens: 11. Noels 211, G. Higgs 205, V. Dowdall 188, F. DeBlock 188, E. Armstrong 184, A. Riley 185, S. Roth 176, M. Noels 170. Wednesday Bantams: D. Wilcox 185, J. Wyatt 131, A. Damen 111. D. Damen 109, E. Wilcox 105, B. Goddard 103, J. Corless 102. Wednesday mixed: I) Evans 247-655, B. Pipe 245-638, G. Melvin 272-607, L. MacGregor 234, D. Carty 228, J. Ar- nold 216. D. Wallis 209. Thursday Men: W. Smith 296-752, D. Mawdsley 337-724. J. Park 253.709, I). Watt 263-701, B. Taylor 273-698, J. Smith 260-677, W. Hickson 248-673, G. Dunlop 251-650, B. Smith 255-643. Friday Mixed: J. Eveleigh 273-627, Pete Smith 270-625. D. Corless 221-624, Paul Smith 279-617. R. Appleman 276-607, B. Smith 232-607. K. Windsor 248, L. Anderson 246, D. Smith 214, P. Holland 209, J. Arnold 207. Sunday Mixed: A. McIntyre 257-712, G. Latulippe 252-648, L. Welber 261-640, G. Tripp 238-622, J. Smith 262-605, B. Short 256-600, L. Gipson 251. M. Riley 233. The SH offence gained a total of 505 years while the defensive unit was great limiting the opposition to only 15 years on the ground and six yards through the air. The Panthers wasted little time hit- ting the scoreboard with 15 points in the first quarter. The touchdowns came on a 35 yard run by Scott Bogart on a reverse anda three yard crack at the line by Sean O'Rourke. Steve Gould converted both major scores and Scott Miller added a single point on a 35 yard'kick. In the second period, Sean Whiteford carried the ball into the Listowel end zone from three yards out and Gould booted the extra point to give the Panthers a 22-0 halftime lead. Two brilliantly executed plays highlighted third period action for the Panthers. On a reverse pass Scott Bogart tossed back to quarterback Scott Miller good for 40 years and a touchdown and only minutes later, -Millet` hitBog IPrwith a short 10 yard toss and he galloped another 51 yards into the end zone. Key blocks by Paul Berendsen helped this play go all the way. The two Listowel points came on single kicks in the final quarter. Bill Fisher was the top SH rusher with 119 yards in 10 carries, Sean Whiteford gained 76 yards on a dozen attempts and Sean O'Rourke picked up 55 yards in eight tri's at the line. Holding Listowel to 15 yards rushing were defensive lineman Sean Whiteford, Joe Gower, Trevor Johnston, Jeff Hannah, Roger Ward and linebackers Darryl Greb, Scott Heywood, Steve Wilkinson and Larry McCarter. Shutting down the opposing passing to six yards was the safety coverage of Allan Pym, Gib Dow and Rick Gilfillan. Pee wees get two victories The Exeter pee wees picked up a pair of victories in three Shamrock league starts this week. - The only loss was 5-3 to Dorchester, Tuesday. The youngsters rebounded to blank Port Stanley 6-0 Wednesday at the South Huron Rec Centre and Sunday in Strathroy they eked out a 3-2 victory. In the loss to Dorchester, Mark Burton fired two successful shots with Steve Dubarry providing the assist in each instance. The other Exeter marker came on an unassisted effort by captain David O'Connor. Steve Dubarry scored three times to lead the Exeter club in the 6-0 romp over Port Stanley. Scoring in single fashion were Jamie Bedard, Lenny Carter and David Dalrymple. Dubarry and Alan Blommaert were the top playmakers with two assists apiece. helping on one goal apiece were David Dalrymple, Harden Tin-. ney, Jamie Wulterkens, and David Schwindt. Tim van Dam's goal on three-way passing combination with David O'Connor and Steve Dubarry with three minutes left in the third period produced Sunday's Exeter win in Strathroy. The other two goals were shot by Steve Dubarry and Alan Blommaert with Jamie Bedard, Jim Ahrens and Steve Dubarry providing the necessary passes. Now Under New Ownership George and Inez Winegarden Business as ysual 10% Off All Crystal NEW HOURS Mon. - Thurs. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Tieman's Hardware and Furniture Dashwood 237-3681 Local riders fare well Local riders fare well in the Grande Finale A.T.V. races at Bully Gully. Sunshine and dry conditions made the afternoon race programme here hot and heavy with riders from across Ontario and the U.S. competing for top points and prizes, as this was the second last race for the O.A.T.V.A. circuit. Local rider Chuck Collins of Varna placed first over all in the Open Mod and the 250 Mod. Paul Farquar of Clinton rode hard and was able to cap- ture second over all in the 200 Mod. Byron Boyes also of Clinton placed third overall in the 250 Stock class. The final race of the O.A.T. V.A. 1985 race schedule will be held at the Rigdeway Raceway on Sunday, November 3, Tor more information rnntart Chuek Collins at'262-3318. Overall results are as follows: 250Mod - Chuck Collins, Varna, Mike Rummey, Strathroy, Paul Fenton, Blenheim; 200 Mod - Kris. Hall, Wyoming, Paul Farquar, Clinton, Brian James, Waterloo; 175-200 Solid - Allan Willis- Cambridze. Steve Brulotte, Dorchester; 350- 4- stroke - Gord Hull, Lakefield, Wesley Ber- tole, Sudbury; 250 Stock - Tom Miles, Burlington, Gary Schmid, Burlington, Byron Boyce, Clinton; 200 Stock - Bob Brulotle, Dorchester. DART SCORES The Lost Flights, Scotties and Swat Team each scored four points in Fri- day's regular play in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. 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