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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-22, Page 17Semi-final double bill here, today SH lunior Panthers win Ieague ti le seniorssecond ing opposition 21-13. The senior previously undefeated teams. play. Goderich picked up only nine Goderich team then scored an 8-0 The junior contest was a thriller all yards via the pass and added 110 in triumph over the Panthers to break the way and Goderich appeared to be South Huron penalties. the deadlock between fhe two heading for an easy win as -they The first point scored by toderich - dominated play in the first half. was on a safety touch when their at However, the locals regrouped and tempted field goal was missed. stormed back to gain the win. The big Goderich soon struck again and this play came after the SH crew had was for six points in the second taken a narrow 15-12 lead and then , quarter. With the completioft of the convert the score was then 8-0. The SH offence had trouble against the Viking defense and therefore re- mained scoreless. However the Pan- thers executed a beautiful trick pass play which went for 75 yards. Good as it was they could not score. The defense played tough but could not hold the Goderich rushing game. Because the game was mostly a defensive battle there were many key tackles made by various players. Scott Heywood was in first with 17, Bill Fisher with 15 and Jerry Lamport with 14. Sean Whiteford and Gerhard The South Huron football teams split their battles with Goderich on Thursday, each schoo' coming up with one league title. Ttre four teams were unbeaten heading into the show- down. The local juniors battled back from a 12-1 halftime score to whip their Vik- A PANTHER SCORE — The referee and Jeff Denotter of the South Thursday's junior football game. Other Panthers are Bruce Papple (77) and Paul Huron Panthers signal a score in Prendergast (66). PANTHER SUPPORTERS — Leading the cheering for Thursday's Huron -Perth football doubleheader were South Huron cheerleaders Angela Miller, Pollyanna Soudant, Christie Eveland and Tammy Belton. regained control of the ball when some stiff tackling jarred the ball loose on the Goderich kick return and South Huron recovered to march back in for the clincher. The senior game was dominated by Goderich as the Panthers played most of the afternoon in the shadow of their own goal posts. Rebound for win The junior football squad came through for all the their fans in the game Thursday against Goderich. The Panthers won the game 21-13 which now makes their record five wins and no loses. They also won the right to host the semi-final game today. In the first half of the game, Chris Haugh scored a single but Goderich players Sean Wilson and Greg Alcock scored one touchdown each which made the score at halftime 12-1 for Goderich. The Panthers scored 211 points in the second half all by Frank Wulterkens on three short touchdown runs and he also kicked two converts. They held Goderich to one point in the second half which was a single scored by Ken Webb. Jeff DenOtter played an outstan- ding game. He ran 214 yards on 24 carries. Chris Haugh and Glen mcBeath led the game in tackles. Mille Zimmer and Rob Glavin also played a very good game in keeping Goderich from getting the ball to the outside. The officials commented that it was one of the better junior football games that they have refereed all season. The juniors play Palmerston in the semi-final today. Palmerston is rated fourth in the league with a record of t*o wins and three loses. Seniors clipped ' The senior Panthers hooked up in a tough physical game against the visiting Vikings and lost the battle for first place, by an 8-0 count. The score was a bit flattering to the Panthers who were dominated in the contest and also hurt their own cause with a number of penalites. South Huron rushed for only 75 yards, while the Vikings ground out 281: The losers had 92 yards in the air, most of that coming on one 75 -yard SH CHEERING POWER -- The student body of South Huron District High School was solidly behind the two Panther football teams, Thursday. T -A photo A DIFFERENT CUT — Sean Whiteford and a number of South Huron Senior Panther football players were ready for Thurs- day's Huron -Perth football game with unusual haircuts.T-A photo DOWN GOES A VIKING -- A Goderich senior Viking is tackled by unidentified SH Panther. Coming up on the play are Sean Whiteford (22), Steve Dalrymple (61) and Jon O'Connor (10). Announcing our Exeter Grand Opening Now is your chance to take advantage of these , outstanding values for 2 weeks only, or while supp- ly lasts! ! Plate steel 1 /8", 3/16", Round tube 1 1/8" OD. 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In the offence Bill Fisher paced the rushing with 61 yards in 13 carries with Rick Gilfillan following behind. quarterback Scott Miller ran for 15 yards. Miller also caught a pass which went for 75 yards. Coach Ron Bogart said that the defense kept the score low but they allowed too many yards. The offence was key and improve- ment is needed. There was also too many penalties called against them. The senior Panthers will play a semi-final game against Listowel at home this Wednesday starting at 3:30 p.m. If they win that one, they'll pro- bably have a chance to try their luck against the Vikings in the final at Goderich. dvoc kerne South Huron. North Middle... a North Luwblow Since 11171 ........3z,,:fi�:..:a.�*r.....ee,�.:�:•.... >�c.�;:F,..w�?�°:.��:�a��_ }�>o>:�s:�s'�:�a�aai?Fi�.�,' PagelA October 22, 1986 PANTHER FANS — Maryjo Meidinger and Heather Rideout had their faces painted appropriately for Thursday's South Huron Panthers foot- ball doubleheader against Goderich. 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