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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-09-24, Page 21✓ ' DASHWOOD TYKES WIN — The Western Ontario Athlectic Association tykes 'E' division champion- ship was won by Dashwood. With coaches Richard Rader at the left and Larry Luther at the right are back, 'left, Andy Palmer, Shawn Gillespie, Derek Masse, Jody Masse, Craig Zimmer, Dennis McCann and Robbie Luther. Centre, Danny Rader, Blake Schade, Chris Keller and Brandon Palmer. Front, Brad Dietrich, Gregg Masse, Ted Hoffman, Robbie Wagner and Mark Glavin. T -A photo. MI IN Ell !• MI MI ill MIMI I/ t• r tIIII Ell Ell M 1 1 r 1. FREE Grease Job with this ad (no other purchase necessary) 1 1 t 1 iGetthe kind of GMPierlennancei your car was designed for � 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 95, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 •.r 1 1.. 1 1 1 1 Mous fora Fall Tune -Up by am Trained Technicians SI using Genuine OM Parts. Spatial Fall Prices Nowt I• I• • • • WIN FOR MOHAWKS MISFITS — The grand championship of the weekend mixed slopitch tournament sponsored by the Huron Pork firemen was won by the Mohawks Misfits. Back, left, Bonnie Caldwell, Ann Baynham, Judy Cronyn, Becky Baker, Shelly Weber, Sue Guenther and Josie Christmas. Front, Terry Caldwell, Barry Baynham, Mark Cronyn, Brian Mercer, Bevan Kinsman, Jim Guenther and Doug Latta. Missin • were -Dave Kinsman and Patty McCann. T -A photo Host. Listowel next Times -Advocate, September 24, 1986 Pone 5A Panhlier seniors win 18-0 The South Huron senior Panthers beat a very stubborn Stratford North Western team by a score of 18.0 on Thursday. This was their first Huron- Perth league game. The Panthers were off to a dismal start when one of their touchdowns In the first quarter was called back because of a penalty at the line of scrimmage. Another touchdown was called back in the third . quarter because of another penalty. Bill Fisher ran in for both of the disallow- ed touchdowns. The South Huron defense was- strong asstrong when they had to be and were responsible for eight of the 16 points scored by the Panthers. They in- tercepted the Huskies a total of six times with Ross Keller intercepting on three occasions. Also intercepting the Stratford quarterback were Sean Whiteford, Jerry Lamport and Trevor Ratz. Joe Gower and Gerhard Remple each recovered a Huskies fumble. Scott Heywood led the defence in key tackles with ten. The first points came on a safety touch by Carlos Brand near the end of the second quarter. The Panthers led by a mere two points at the end of the first half. The underdog Stratford crew had an emotional edge over the Panthers but the Panthers came out much stronger in the second half. The rust accepted touchdown came when a Stratford punt was blocked in their end zone by Gehard Rempel who immediately recovered it to give the Panthers an additional six points. Carlos Brand missed the convert, the score remained at 8-0. The offence, led by Panther pivot Scott Miller, generated good drives particularly in the third quarter, but were hampered by penalty calls against them. In the final minutes of the game the Panthers put forth a good scoring drive. The touchdown was scored on a 23 -yard run by Bill Fisher. The final two points were scored when Jerry Lamport received a bad snap on a convert attempt, scrambled and pass - .ed it to Vern lskauskas. This gave the Panthers a 16-0 win over the North Western Huskies. The leading ground gainer was Bill Fisher with 181 yards in 22 carries, with quarterback Scott Miller rushing for 126 yards in 14 carries. Through the air Vern lskauskas led the way with two receptions for a total of 31 yards. Ron Bogart, head coach, com- mented on the game stating that there were too many penalties against them and that the offence had plays called back because of it. He did however note that the defense played tough when they had to. He summerized the team's effort by saying that there was a lack of in- tensity on both the offensive and defensive units. The South Huron senior Panthers will play this Thursday at home to the Listowel Lords REDITON COUGARS WIN — The Crediton Cougars won the "A" ladies slo-pitch league. Back, left, coach Andy McIntyre, Louise Hayter Glavin, Leanna Merner, Sandi Murray and coach Morley Thompson. Thompson, Orca Mathers, Shelley Weber and Maureen Darlene playoff championship of the area , Marilyn Riley, Lynn Snell, Nathalie Front, Linda Hibbert, Glens Tripp, T -A photo Smith. FIGURE SKATER SIGNS — Julie Godbolt registers for the Exeter with o club pro Monique Aunger and president all. figure skating club Mary Jane McDou MINOR HOCKEY SALE -- Jason Wein shows Marguerite McLeod a var;ety of books at Saturday's rummage sale sponsored by the Ex- eter Minor Hockey Association. T -A photo Hawks get only tie in two games The Exeter Hawks managed only a tie in two exhibition games this week, after winning in their first outing. In Huron Park, Friday, the Lucan Irish continued their mastery of the, locals as they scored a 5-0 whitewash, and on Sunday the hawks skated to a 3-3 draw with their namesakes in Mitchell. In their battle for spots, hopefuls have been overly aggressive on the ice and both weekend games were marred by a steady parade to the penalty boxes. The Hawks played in Lucan last night and hdst Mitchell and Clinton at Huron Park this Friday and Sunday. The locals couldn't muster muchof- fensive thre t in Friday's tilt against the Irish an'ended up with only 23 shots on net. They had only four in the final period. Wayne Urbshott paced Lucan with a two -goal effort with singles coming off the sticks of Joe Febry, Terry Knowles and Dave Hinge. Urbshott also had two assists to lead in that department. The Hawks sat out 23 penalties, in- cluding fighting majors and game misconducts to Dave Cassone, Dale 'Timmerman and Andy Lerikos. Be- ing banished for Lucan were Paul Deplancey, Joe Febry and Dean Doerr. The Irish sat out 21 penalties. Lucan peppered 38 shots at three Exeter netminders. In Mitchell on Sunday night, the locals spotted their hosts a 3-0 lead in the first period and then clawed their way back to post the tie. Newcomer Dave Cassone scored two goals and veteran George Pratt had the other. Steve Gould, Dave Skea and Dan Nairn picked up assists. Exeter had 29 penalties in the game, including majors and game misconducts to Brent Nairn, Sean Whiteford and Steve Batten. The lat- ter picked up a match penalty for spearing and will sit out the next few games with the accompanying suspension. SH Gagers lose opener The junior girls basketball team were off to a bad start with their first exhibition game which they lost 36-16 against Strathroy. Their first league game was played very well with a score of 46-13 over Seaforth. Coach Pat Rowe was pleased with three of their other exhibition games which they won by long margins. The leading scorers so far are Cassie VanDongen with 63 points and .Christine Rose with 38 points. The juniors played a very close game on Monday against Clinton. South Huron were leading up until the last minute when Clinton caught up to them and tied the score. The girls tried their best in the three minute overtime but Clinton won the game 29-27. The team consists of Michelle Caers, Susan Coates, Erika Coeck, Spring Cushman, Carolyn Dykeman, Michelle Ellison, Pam Gackstetter, Lori Harburn, Jeanette Kaak, Kelly Manders, Kathy Merner, Elizabeth Mol, Barb Nedza, Heather Rideout, Christine Rose, Sonya Shantz and Cassie VanDongen. Coach Scott Halpenny is very pleas- ed with the way the junior boys volleyball team has started out their season. The boys played in an exhibi- tion tournament this weekend in Wingham, placing third overall. The team lost in the semi-final to Clinton two games to one. Their regular season starts off tomorrow (Thursday) with a game in Goderich. The team is a mix of half experienc- ed players and half grade nines. but they are expected to do well. The senior boys volleyball started off the season with a tournament on Saturday. They beat Sacred Heart South Huron sports notes The senior boys volleyball team consists of Keo Chansamon, Kham- pan Chansamon, Dwayne Coolman, Dale Ducharme, Dave Gratton, Fred Gregus, Greg O'Toole, Chris Pearen, Sivilay Senakhounmany, Angelo Vilos, and Marc Winters. Coach Brian O'Connell is pleased with the season opener with the midget girls basketball team. The girls played Seaforth last week and won 39-9. Top scorers were Andrea Bell with 11 points and Leigh Rose with 10 points. The girls also won their game on Monday 26-20 against Clin- ton. The midgets have another game today against Stratford Central. The midget girls team consists of Andrea Bell, Tracy Campbell, Laurie Glavin Lisa Hodgins, Kelli McBeath, Kelly McGuire, Debra Pfaff, Bounmy Phannavong, Leigh Rose, Tammy. Thiel, and Shelley Uniac. Need oldtimers for Stephen club Plans are being made to organize an old timers hockey team in Stephen township. Stephen arena manager Frank Funston says the only requirement is "that you are old". That being 35 years of age or close to it. The first practice for the team is set for Friday, October 3 at 9 p.m. at the Stephen arena. Anyone interested should call Funston at 228-6425 or Joe Regier at 234-6307. and Walkerton but lost out in the round robin play. Coach Joe Jankowski said that the boys steadi- ly improved throughout the tourna- ment, and added "they are inex- perienced but they are a hard work• ing and dedicated team." 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