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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-08, Page 16Pug., 4A Times -Advocate, October 8 1986 SHALL WE DANCE? - -- Exeter Hawks forward Bryan Quinn is col- lared by a Mitchell player in Sunday's contest which was won 5-2 by the locals. The dancing turned to fisticuffs in the final period and there was a steady parade to the penalty box and dressing rooms. Junior footballers win in the mud The SHDHS junior football team played a very wet and mucky game on Thursday in Palmerston. They won the game 19-0 which now makes their record of league games three wins and no losses. Scoring touchdowns for the Pan- thers were Jeff DenOtter with two and Rob Wonnacott with one. Frank Wulterkens kicked a convert. DenOtter ran 236 yards on 13 car- ries. On his first touchcown he ran 55 yards and ran 80 years for his second touchdown. Coach Dave Cox was pleased with DenOtter's second touchdown, a Panther sweep, because the play was done exactly how it was set up in the playbook. Wonnacott ran 12 yards on his touchdown. Wulterkens completed four passes out of seven for 80 yards. The offensive line played well. Ear- ly in the game, Norwell, with the help of a penalty, came back to the eight yard line. The defence took over the ball on their second yard line and DenOtter ran for his second touchdown. Chris Haugh led the defence with eight tackles. Glen McBeath also played a good game. The juniors travelled to Toronto Tuesday for an exhibition game at Upper Canada College. They also play a league game Thursday in Clinton. Panthers win big in senior football On Thursday the South Huron senior Panthers scored a big win over the Norwell Redmen in Palmerston. The Panthers played their best game of the season on both offence and defense. They scored a total of 34 points and kept the Redmen to a . scoreless game. The Panthers were off with a bang when they scored on their first posses- sion of the game. Tail back Bill Fisher sprinted for 40 yards to score. The convert was missed so the score was then 6-0 for the Panthers. Still in the first quarter, quarter- back Scott Miller connected with Fisher for another six points. The con- vert pass attempt was intercepted but the Panthers were ahead 12-0. In the second quarter the South Ifuron squad struck again when ;Miller scrambled and threw a 27 yard touchdown pass to Vern Iskauskas. Broncos get even break The Exeter Broncos have gained an even split in their first two atom hockey games of the season. irr the first Shamrock league game in Goderich Saturday, the Broncos were defeated by a 7-3 score and Sun- day in Exeter they blanked Thamesford 1-0. The Broncos were in Clinton last night , Tuesday for another exhibition tilt and then travel 10 Strathroy Satur- day for their second league contest. in the loss to Goderich, Jeff Lingard notched the first Exeter goal on an unassisted effort. captain Steve Far- -guitar converted a pass from Lingard and Trevor 'Taylor counted on a three- way passing combination with Gavin Snell and Steve Farquhar. The only -core in the 1-0 win over Thamesford came from the stick of Derek Beckett with Gavin Snell and Sean McCann assisting. Exeter out - shut 'I'haniestord 1.1-10 and dominated most of the play. 'I'hamesford goalie Ian Cook kept his team in IIx' game as he robbed Ex- eter shooters a number of times. Sean McCann had 11 of the shots, Jeff Lingard fired 10 shots and Ian Jean manager five. Jon O'Connor kicked the convert, making the score 19-0 at the end of the first half. The seniors weren't done scoring. In the third quarter Rick Gilfillan hammered his way in from five yards out. O'Connor added the convert in- creasing the lead to 26-0. Miller got into the act by running eight yards for more points in the fourth quarter. O'Connor succeeded with the convert bumping up the score to 33-0. Miller finished off with a 48 yard single giving the Panthers a 34-0 win. The Panther defense held the Redmen to minus six yards rushing, and allowed only one pass completion. Jerry Lamport and Tim Moore in- tercepted a pass each and Trevor Cot- trell made a fumble recovery. Cottrell also led the defense in key tackles with four. Throughout the game the defense did not allow the Redmen on the South Huron half of the field. The offence led by Scott Miller moved the ball exceptionally well. They had a good mix of passing and running and also executed each play with good results. They utilized everyone on the offence. Bill Fisher paced the rushing with eight carries for 80 yards. Sean Whiteford had 64 yards in 10 carries. Irick Gilfillan also had a good runn- ing game. Through the air. Fisher led again with three receptions - one for a touchdown - for a total of 56 yards. Vern Iskauskas two receptions - one for six points - for a total of 31 yards. Trevor Itatz also had two receptions for 31 yards. Head coach Ron Bogart, com- plimented The team "There was com- plete domination by both defensive and offensive units. First time in a long time that we have dominated a team like we did this one." ile finished off by saying that they must prepare for the big one. They must keep up the intensity and im- prove for October 16. On that date the Panthers will play the undefeated Goderich Vikings at. 3:30 p.m. Goderich heat the locals by one point in the Huron -Perth finals last year. Irish win first by big score The lateen Irish were scheduled far two starts in the ORA Junior "D" western grouping, but, they were able to complete only one of the grunts. In their bone opener Wednesday, the Irish trounced the 'Medford Lumberjacks 11-2 and in'Thanedord Friday the game was called off in the second period because of dense fog. The Irish will be home tonight, Wednesday to the Mitchell Hawks at 11;15 p.m. at the Lucaq,Community Centre and Sunday they travel to Brussels to meet the Bulls. The first period was good enough for the Irish to pretty well put the win away with four unanswered. goals. Paul Barnes notched the first Lucan goal as he converted a pass from Glen Marshall at 2.07. The score remained at 1-0 until the last (four minutes when the Irish scored three quick goals. Ian Craig registered on passes from captain Rob Thirlwall and Dean Doerr, Dave Hinge tallied from Wayne Urbshott and Joe Ferry and Thirlwall was successful on a pass Huron Apothecary Ltd. J T WILSON PHARMACIST PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN ST . EXETER. ONT. RIPTI N We accept most malar drug plans Blue Cross, `Green Shield, Drug Benefit, etc. Hours Mon. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. "Your Independent Pharmacist" SH runners host invitation The South Huron Cross Country team hosted an invitational Wednes- day involving 21 schools. Several of the local runners did extremely well. The senior girls placed first with Jeanette VanEsbroeck placing se- cond, Sheila Regier fifth, Kathleen Little eighth, and Sheri Varley 12th. With the strong running of Rosemary Regier who placed loth, Bonnie Turnbull 14th, Sandra Rooseboom 17th, Barb Lawson 25th, Kathy Schenk 28th, Janice Ducharme 38th, Teresa Whiting 48th and Maureen Masse 53rd the junior girls managed to finish in fourth place. The midget girls did exceptionally well placing second considering that they only had four runners. Running for the midgets were Kim VanDongen who placed first, Wanda Turnbull loth, Michelle Chalmers 15th and Mandi Fields 28th. The senior boys, with runners Glenn Durie who came in 12th, Craig Winbow 24th, Don Wareing 38th and George Ducharme 39th, managed an eighth place finish. Running for the junior boys were Larry Miller 7th, Scott Regier 25th, Henri Debruyn 38th, Jason McFalls 39th and Mike Hern 48th. The boys placed 7th overall. Wade Suplat was a lone runner for the midget boys. He placed 63rd overall. Two cage wins for, South Huron Both the SHDHS senior and junior basketball teams played well in their games Wednesday against Listowel. The seniors beat the Lords with a score 25-21. Kelly Whiteford was the high scorer with nine points. The juniors also won their game 30-25. Cassie VanDongen played very well for the team by gaining 14 points. from Todd Hayter. Wyane Urbsbott fired two of the - three second period Irish markers and Mark Bannon scored in single fashion. Joe Ferry assisted on two scores and sire assists went to Dave Scores -from dart league In Friday's regular play in the Ex- eter Legion mixed dart league, Georgie Sims took three games, Gerald Lawson was high man with 134 and JeanWalper was best for the ladies with 105. Scores this week were: Canscotts 4 The H's 1 Salt and Peppers 3 Smurfs 2 Scotties 3 Lost Flights 2 Outlaws 3 McGrundys 2 Trailers 3 Shiphunters 2 011ie's Best 3 Southenders 2 DJ's 3 Itchy Niters 2 8 p.m. 011ie's Best vs Trailers Shiphunters vs Salt and Peppers Outlaws vs DJ's Canscotts vs McGrundys 9 p.m. Smurfs vs Scotties Swat vs The H's Odd Ones vs Southenders Itchy Niters vs Lost Flights Hinge, Rob Hardy, Rob Thirtwall and Paid Deplancy. A four goal splurge in the final 20 minutes of action completed the Lucan scoring. Notching one apiece were Rob Hardy. Rob Thirlwall, Paul Barnes and Joe Ferry. Brad Hodgins was the top playmaker in the final session with three assists.. Helping on one score each were Paul Deplancy and Wayne Urbshott and Paul Barnes. TRIO HEADING TO THE NET — Al Gates, Norm Campbell and John Rowland of the Exeter Mohawks head for the Chatham net during Saturday's exhibition game. - T -A photo SHARKS 1N ACTION — Shown during the recent participants Bob Jones, Jamie Gaul, Don Heywood VOLLEYBALL The junior boys volleyball team has been very busy up to date practicing for their tournaments. At their tournament in Goderich the boys lost both of their games to Goderich, won one and lost one .against Central Huron and they beat St. Michaels in both of their games. On Wednesday the boys travelled to Clinton to participate in another tour- nament in which they won two out of their six games. They lost both games to Central Huron, also two to Strat- ford Central but in their games against St. Marys, the team won both games. Sports Night at the Exeter Legion are billiards and Dave Holtzmann. T -A photo. 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