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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-15, Page 11BEING PULLED DOWN — South Huron Panther back Bill Fisher is being dragged down by the sweater in Thursday's exhibition senior game against Blenheim. Big games, Thursday. Senior Panthers lose This past week the South Huron senior Panthers had the week off from regular season- play but schedul- ' ed an exhibition game against Blenheim on Thursday. The Panthers played a tough game but were overwhelmed by the visiting Bobcats. The South Huron crew lost the game by score of 27-16. "My Goal is more Satisfied Customers" BOB LAMMIE IIUROII MOTOR PRODUCTS LTD. Hwy. 4 S., Exeter 233-0363 Let us protect your car Fall Chain Saw Special $37995 Reg. $449" 16" bar and Chain while quantities last P-39 Designed for the professional. • Delivers great power at low speed. Built for easy servicing. So downtime is minimized. Six - point, anti -vibration system greatly reduces vibration and fatigue. Chain brake standard. Full wrap handle is available. PIONEER PARTNER .Gives you more. Brian's Service Centre Dashwood 237-3322 In the first quarter nothing happen- ed as each team tested each other out. The Panthers struck first in the se- cond quarter when quarter -back Jerry Lamport forced his way in from one yard out. Jon O'Connor kicked the Juniors blank Clinton Redmen The SHDHS junior football team shut out the Clinton Redmen 39-0 in their game Thursday in Clinton to re- main undefeated. Jeff DenOtter was the high scorer in the game with four touchdowns. He ran 289 years in just over half the game. Harlen Tinney scored one touchdown as well. Tinney also pass- ed to Chris Eccles for a 30 -yard touchdown. Chris Haugh kicked one convert and also a single on a 75 yard kick off. Overall the offence ran 442 yards and passed for 63 yards. - On the defensive line Mike Zimmer and Rob Glavin played an excep- tionally good game as well. In their game in Toronto at Upper Canada College on Tuesday the Pan- thers lost 13-0. The game was a close 6-0 until the last few minutes when Upper Canada scored another touchdown on a long trick play pass. The South Huron team squandered a couple of scoring opportunities on a pass interception and a fumble. Coach Dave Cox said that "both teams played a hard hitting, clean ball game." Upper Canada provided a meal for the SHDHS players after the game. DJ's sweep dart points The DJ's scored a five point sweep in Friday's regular play in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. Amanda Hamilton recorded the high ladies score of 140 and Ray Sne. with 134 was high for the men. In high takeout Esther Hillman led the ladies at 67 and Frank DuBarry scored 93 for the men. This week's scores were: DJ's 5 Outlaws 0 Canscotts 4 McGrundys 1 Lost Flights 4 Itchy Niters 1 Salt and Peppers 3 Shiphunters 2 Trailers 3 011ie's Best 2 The H's 3 Swat 2 Odd Ones 3 Southenders 2 Scotties 3 Smurfs 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. DJ's vs Salt and Peppers Lost Flights vs Odd Ones Scotties vs Shiphunters Trailers vs Canscotts 9 p.m. Southenders vs Outlaws McGrundys vs`ltchy Niters The H's vs Smurfs 011ie's Best vs Swat Shutout for field hockey club The SHDHS field hockey team shut out Stratford Central in their game, Tuesday. The girls had a 5-0 win in their game at the local high school. 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O'Connor then hit again for six points on a fumble recovery and running it in from 30 yards out. The Blenheim Bobcats were not ready to give up. They connected on a pass which was good for a total of 68 yards. They completed the convert and cut the lead to 16-7 going into the second half. In the third quarter it looked as if the Panther defense quit. The Bobcats hit on South Huron again when they ran 68 yards on a sweep for six points. They completedthe convert and were only two points behind. Blenheim wasn't done yet as they scored again on a 10 yard run and jumped in the lead 20-16. In the fourth quarter the Bobcats scored again on a two -yard run and with a convert led the game 27-16. Bill Fisher led the rushing with 10 carries for 82 yards. Sean Whiteford had 26 yards in seven carries. With Scott Miller taking over from Jerry Lamport as quarterback in the se- cond half he threw three completions for 36 yards. The defense was strong in the first half but faultered badly in the second. However there was still some good defensive players. Martin Reymer had eight key tackles and Scott Heywood followed with seven. Dave Bryson recovered a fumble as did Jon O'Connor. He also intercepted a pass and ran it back for 35 yards. Comments by coach Ron Bogart: "We quit in the second half after domination in the first half. Poor tackling lost us the big plays. We shouldn't have lost to them. We had the ability to beat them but didn't". The junior and senior Panthers play at home to Goderich this Thursday starting at 2:00 p.m. Both games wil4 be for first place. Host Hillsburg Mohawks open at home Sunday Times -Advocate, October 15, 1986 Page 11 The Exeter Mohawks are all set to start the regular Ontario Hockey Association Senior "B" season Sun- day night. The Tavistock Royals will be at the South Huron Rec Centre at 7:30 p.m., Sunday night to officially get the new home season underway. The first game is Hillsburg Friday against the Royals. In their final exhibition game of the season in Chatham Wednesday night the Mohawks dropped a 7-4 decision to the Pontiacs. It was the first loss for the Mohawks in four pre -season starts. When the club arrived in Chatham, coach Jack Chipchase found he had only 12 skaters ready to go and no goaltenders. Fortunately an in- dustrial league goalie was in the arena and he started the game for the Mohawks. Doc Campbell reports signing a couple of new players. They are cen- tre Al Gates with senior "A" ex- perience in Stratford and Woodstock and Rick Hart who was a team-mate with junior Hawks coach Dave Bogart at Ohio University for the 1985-86 season. Other players expected to sign this week are John Kernick and Pat Cyr from the St. Marys Lincolns, Norm Campbell from -Strathroy and the Petrolia Squires, Scott McNair from the Strathroy Jets and last year per 1" formers Kris Bedard and Pete Parsons. In Chatham Wednesday, the home team took a 3-1 first period lead, each team scored single goals in the mid- dle frame and the Pontiacs outscored the Exeter club in the final 20 minutes of play by three goals to two. The Mohawks goal in the first Irish win two more retain unbeaten record The Lucan Irish continued their unbeaten ways in the Ontario Hockey Association Western Junior "D" divi- sion with two victories this week. Wednesday on home ice, the Irish edged the Mitchell Hawks 4-3 and Sunday in Brussels they came from behind a 6-2 second period deficit scoring five timet in the final 20 minutes of play to prevail 7-6. The Irish will be at home tonight, Wednesday at the Lucan Community Centre at •8:15 p.m. with the Clinton Mustangs supplying the opposition. In Wednesday's victory over Mit- chell the margin was provided by Mark Bannon's score at 6.24 of the third period on a power play with Joe Febry and Wayne Urbshott providing the passes. The other three Lucan goals came in the first period from the sticks of Dean Schram, Paul Deplancy and Wayne Urbshott. Joe Febry was the top playmaker with assists on allj three opening session stores and Wayne Urbshott helped set up two of them. Referee Steve Baker was busy han- ding out penalties. He dished out 15 to Mitchell and 16 to the Irish. Last Minute Score In Brussels Sunday, the home team scored threegoals in the first six minutes of play before the Irish were able to get untracked. Jeff Hirtzel and Paul Deplancy registered for the Irish in the last half of the opening period on passes from Dean Schram, Mike Hirtzel and Mark Bannon. The Bulls scored three unanswered goals in the middle frame toga up by four goals. The Irish started the uphill battle at 4.42 as Jeff Hirtiel hit the Brussels net on a three-way passing combination with Dean Schram and Glen Marshall. Just past the midway point Wayne Urbshott on passes from Joe Febry and Dean Schram cut the Irish deficit to a single goal and Urbshott was back three minutes later to notch the tying goal on a short handed effort. Captain Rob Hardy assisted. A Lucan power play effort paid off with only 23 seconds left in regulation time as Urbshott fired his second con- secutive successful shot. Assisting were Rob Hardy and Dean Schram. It was Schram's fifth assist of the night. Each team took 12 of the 24 penalties handed out by referee Gary Gravett. period was nreu uy w slaua vu an unassisted effort. In the second period, Brian Mercer converted a past from Scott Eccles and in the closing stanza Eccles scored on a pass from Pete Tuckey and Norm Campbell was successful with the assist going to Al Gates. i O.U.A.A. Exhibition Hockey Game University of Western Ontario Mustangs vs Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks Thurs. Oct: 16 8 p.m. S.H.R.C. 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